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This nail polish is great! I received a ton of compliments. Wore it on my toes and my fingers. Nail polish is expensive, but well worth it. Lasts a long time and doesn't chip like other nail polishes.
Another great addition by DL. The application of DL polish's are by far the best. Let's go Crazy is a jelly based polish that is suspends the glitter on your nail beautifully.
Love it! I love Purple! This by far is one of my favorite purples. My nail tech loved it too.
I really liked the dark purple color and the addition of glitter. I did have difficulty in removing the glitter, but it's still a fun color to wear!
If you are like me, you're probably a bit on the fence about spending $20 on one bottle of nail polish. But if you were ever going to splurge this is definitely the color to do it on.
Unlike some other glitter polish, this stuff covers solid in 2 coats. The purple is dark, but you can still easily tell it's purple and not black. Lastly, the glitter is beautiful. Someone likened it to a stained glass window and that's spot on.
I just finished putting it on, so I cannot comment on wear length at this time
I really wanted a purple polish with multi-colored glitter in it and ordered this through Birchbox without having seen it in person. It ended up being exactly what I was looking for. The purple is sheer, but still very pretty. If I want more of a purple base, I will add a nude shade or another purple under it. The formula is great, it looked amazing with two coats.
This polish gives a subtle glitter feel without being overwhelming. The purple is beautiful and versatile. I would definitely recommend this to someone who is hesitant about full on glitter polish.
I lvoe the color of this nail polish. It's great and the sparkle is wonderful but its a nightmare to get off. The sequins are large and adhere very well to your nails but it takes a few passes with nail polish remover to get them clean.
This was a last minute impulse buy. I had seen Deborah Lippman products but was unsure if it was worth the price.
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Who won? Who knows. But Harden deal was one to talk about
James Harden can't get a deal on a contract extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder and, boom!, he's shipped off to Houston for a package of players and picks.
Not sure how much a more punitive tax threshold that's coming factored into OKC's decision – it had to play a role – but I think they might have made the right basketball decision as well as the right financial one.
Look, Harden's a gifted player, no question about it, a 23-year-old shooting guard who should be entering the prime of his career and he may have had an atrocious NBA Finals last June but he's skill.
However, he's also never been The Man and never would have been on any team with Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook and it makes it a lot easier to be very good when you're surrounded by great. I don't know that he's capable of lifting a team on his back alone because he's never had to do it and there are enough flaws on the Houston roster that no matter how good he is, they are a marginal playoff team at best.
The Thunder is still good, very good, still the second-best team in the West (and awfully close to the Lakers) and losing Harden isn't going to change that. They are being a bit financially prudent – it's a byproduct of the new CBA as much as anything – and while you might see some shortsightedness in this deal from their side, they are better poised now to be flexible in the future than they would have been had they stuck with Harden at a maximum value deal.
But here's one of the more important things about this whole affair:
For every decision someone makes, there are consequences and repercussions that you need to live with and have to anticipate when you make them.
I would presume, and hope, that Harden and his agents knew there would be backlash to his turning down what would appear to be a pretty good deal but you can't leave a good situation without knowing there would be a price to be paid.
And as long as you're willing to live with those consequences and repercussions, there can be no looking back.
I don't think for a second that Harden regrets what he did, nor should he. He did what he thought was best for him and there's no reason to look back.
We can't presume for a second to know who "won" this trade at the moment, it might take a year or two before that becomes crystal clear.
But the salient fact right now is that it looks like everybody won:
Harden should get is maximum value contract, worthy of it or not.
The Rockets got a fine young player and still have enough money to go after another one next summer.
The Thunder still have Durant and Westbrook and Serge Ibaka and their depth and ability to get young players in the future has been enhanced.
Sure, it would have been nice had Harden taken the last offer and stayed in a place where they had something special going on. He didn't, he made a choice, rightly or wrongly, and has to live with his decision.
You had to know this was coming, right?
Man, don't you just hate it when things just fizzle out.
Like the World Series.
Good on the Giants – and team with a guy they call Panda and a pitcher who evokes memories of Sidd Finch is okay with me – but I'd rather have seen the Tigers win.
Or at least win a game because there's nothing as off-putting as a sweep.
But at least now we can start thinking about how AA is going to fix the TOD and who might manage it.
I'm available for either.
I'll tell you what, aside from the fact it's about 150 kilometres from Casa Doug, they've got something good going up at Rama, the casino way up north that hosted the intrasquad game Sunday.
And quite aside from the fact two public intrasquad games is one too many – ask the coaches and players in their heart of hearts whether they really wanted to be there and you'd get an overwhelming "no, not really but I guess we have to do it – the facility was outstanding.
Had that theatre lighting we like so much and it's too bad it only holds about 3,000 for basketball because I bet it'd be a cool place to have a pre-season game.
No, I don't know how Jose Calderon or John Lucas III is after banging up their knees yesterday and we won't find out until much later today after practice.
The timing's awful, though, if they have to miss even a day of practice since they've only got today and tomorrow to get ready to start things but, as Dwane said somewhere in this piece, things can happen at any time.
Just a tough break.
Oh, yeah, we're going to chat.
Seems we have this thing at noon today with me, Not Grace Kelly, Dave F. and McGran to talk about the sorry state of Toronto pro sports teams and that ought to be, um, fun.
And there's some talk about doing something at noon on Wednesday that's basketball specific.
Man, you folks and I are going to get to be really close, aren't we?
And is that a good thing?
Hey, bundle up and be safe, folks.
It's going to get nasty out there.


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My friend's band Highway was recently accpeted by RA and I thought I would do a little promoting.
Here is their MySpace page, we are planning to bring all the songs on that page to RBN, plus a few others. I highly encourage you to listen to them.
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Dedicated to the work of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger and all the other people, both actors and technicians who helped them make those wonderful films. A lot of the documents have been sent to me or have come from other web sites. The name of the web site is given where known. If I have unintentionally included an image or document that is copyrighted or that I shouldn't have done then please email me and I'll remove it. I make no money from this site, it's purely for the love of the films. [Any comments are by me (Steve Crook) and other members of the email list] |
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The Red Shoes
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A Matter of Life and Death
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
I Know Where I'm Going
Canterbury Tale
Battle of the River Plate
The Fire Raisers
I'll Met By Moonlight
The Phantom Light
Spy In Black
Thief of Bagdad
Red Ensign
Age of Consent
They're a Weird Mob
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The digitally restored print of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp continues on its world tour. As does the digitally restored print of The Red Shoes
- P&P related events & excursions
- Black Narcissus
Haarlem, The Netherlands; 10 December 2013- The Tales of Hoffmann
Milwaukee, WI; 14 December 2013- Black Narcissus
Astoria, NY; 22 December 2013- A Matter of Life and Death
Exeter, Devon; 28 December 2013- The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Introduced by Thelma Schoonmaker
NYC, NY; 17 January 2014- The Red Shoes
Introduced by Thelma Schoonmaker
NYC, NY; 7 February 2014- A Matter of Life and Death
Randolph, NH; 16 February 2014- A Matter of Life and Death
Introduced by Thelma Schoonmaker
NYC, NY; 28 February 2014- The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Cranleigh, Surrey; February 2014
- DVD & Blu-Ray - Recent releases
- Emil and the Detectives - 1931 film co-written by Emeric Pressburger. DVD includes the German & English versions. Thanks Richard
- Pre-order the DVD from Amazon.co.uk
- Perfect Understanding - 1933 film starring Gloria Swanson & Laurence Olivier, written by Michael Powell & Miles Malleson. Announced as being released on DVD & Blu-ray from the Cohen Media Group from 4 June 2013. Thanks Paula
- Buy the DVD from Amazon.com
- Buy the Blu-Ray from Amazon.com
- The Boy Who Turned Yellow - announced as being released on DVD from The Children's Film Foundation from 17th June
- See article in The Guardian
- Buy the DVD from Amazon.co.uk
- The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp - on DVD & Blu-ray from Criterion
- Buy the Blu-ray - from 19 March 2013
- Buy the DVD - from 19 March 2013
- The Small Back Room - on DVD from Studio Canal in France under the title La mort apprivoisée (Death tamed), thanks to Natacha for the notice
- Buy the DVD - from 14 March 2013
- The Thief of Bagdad - on Blu-ray from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
- Buy the Blu-ray - from 15 November 2012
- The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp - on Blu-ray from ITV Studios
- Buy the Blu-ray - from 22 October 2012
- The Spy in Black - on a region 2 DVD from Spirit Entertainment
- Buy the DVD - from 20 February 2012
- The Red Shoes - on French DVD & Blu-Ray from Carlotta DVD
- Buy the DVD & Blu-Ray - from 9 November 2011
- The Silver Fleet - first DVD release on region 1
- Buy the DVD - from 15 November 2011
- Leonard Matlin's review
- Ill Met by Moonlight - first DVD release on region 1
- Buy the DVD - from 16 August 2011
- Music from the films
- Brian Easdale: Film Music (The Red Shoes / Battle Of The River Plate / Black Narcissus / Gone to Earth)
On the Chandos label, recorded by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales with the BBC National Chorus of Wales conducted by Rumon Gamba and with Cynthia Millar as soloist on the Ondes Martenot on the music from The Red Shoes.
These are new recordings, from the full original scores.
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- New Books
- 'I Live Cinema' : The Life and Films of Michael Powell
By James Howard- The Tales of Hoffmann
By William Germano
In the BFI Film Classics series- Powell and Pressburger: A Cinema of Magic Spaces
By Andrew Moor
Now published in paperback- Portraits: Fred Daniels
By Nigel Arthur & Ewa Reeves, Fundacja Twarda Satuka, Warsaw, Poland
The life and work of Archers' stills photographer Fred Daniels- Star of India: The Life and Films of Sabu
By Philip Leibfried, BearManor Media, OK, USA- Michael Powell's Canterbury Tales
By Paul Tritton, Parkers, Canterbury- Photogénie du désir: Michael Powell et Emeric Pressburger 1945-1950
By Natacha Thiéry, Presse Universitaires de Rennes- Landscapes of dreams: The Cinema of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger (Part 1)
By George Darakhvelidze, Globe Press, Vinnitsa, Ukraine- A Matter of Life and Death: the Brain revealed by the Mind of Michael Powell
By Diane Broadbent Friedman
An expansion of Diane's earlier work exploring the medical aspects of AMOLAD
- Collecting signatures of P&P people
- Biography of Roger Livesey
- recording some details about this great man- Statues on a Stairway
- sculptor of AMOLAD statues identified- Michael Powell: Interviews
- a book of interviews with Mr Powell- A Woman of Paris
- Michael Powell interviewed after seeing Chaplin's film- Smith (1939)
- Lost (or unknown) short film found
- Various campaigns to honour Powell & Pressburger and other Archers in various ways have been started.
- And what about some suggested remakes of the great films?
From the tongue in cheek department
Regular stuff
- First we have the FAQ - Powell & Pressburger email list Frequently Asked Questions
- PnP FAQ - Section 0. The Main Rules
- PnP FAQ - Section 1. The Email Group.
- PnP FAQ - Section 2. Powell and Pressburger Information.
- PnP FAQ - Section 3. Unanswered Questions.
- PnP FAQ - Section 4. Campaigns
- PnP FAQ - Section 5. British English
- Google Search of this web site
- A Simple Search of this web site
- The P&P quiz - no prizes, just to test your knowledge.
- Other P&P games, puzzles & fun stuff
- Then Why people like P&P - a few reasons from some group members and some more famous people.
- A few biographies and pictures of PnP Group Members.
- The Archers Manifesto Emeric explains why they were so special.
- References to P&P films in other works.
- What about the ones that were never made for one reason or another
- Still wanted after all these years. (items I'm still looking for)
- The Powell and Pressburger Appreciation Society (PAPAS) email list.
Find out what it's all about
for all the latest P&P news and gossip.
Reviews and Articles
Some of the following are copies of various web sites I've found about Michael Powell & The Archers. I've copied them in here in case the real sites ever go away. (All original copyrights should be noted).
Image Galleries:
Various images of posters, lobby cards, studio stills, portraits and many others
Obituaries of those Archers that are no longer with us
Includes information about grave sites and some visits to them.
Locations & Trips:
- Locations used in the films
- Trips to various P&P related locations & events.
Various other P&P connected stuff.
- P&P List Center
- Micky Powell on the IMDb
- Emeric Pressburger on the IMDb
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The Slave Narrative When most Americans think about slave narratives, they probably imagine tales of violence, horror, and oppression marshaled in support of the abolitionist movement, but this is only part of the story of a fascinating literary form that has come to occupy a significant place in African American literary history. We will discuss the rise of the slave narrative in an academic context and talk about why this form has become a significant part of modern literary studies. There will be four sessions.
Date: Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Time: 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Place: Mortensen Library- KF Room
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A South Surrey resident has the blues now that White Rock's blue railings and lampposts along the promenade and pier have been drenched in a sea of black.
Donna Burns noticed the city was painting over the royal blue railings on the West Beach with a "depressing" coat of jet black, and said they will do the same on East Beach.
She said of the previous shade of blue, "It accents the sky and it makes the water look bluer and it's been that way for 20 to 25 years."
Furthermore, she's upset that Dan Bottrill, the city's recently appointed chief administrative officer, OK'd the paint job without consulting locals or the city.
"He made this huge decision without consulting anyone," she said. "Who the heck is he to make such a major change "
Bottrill confirmed he went ahead with the black paint. He said the railings needed maintenance, and rather than keep them blue, he chose to paint them black like the railings along the hump between West and East Beach.
"There were certain sections of that railing that were worse than others," he said. "I made the decision to make it black."
White Rock city council reportedly did not vote on the colour scheme, but Coun. Alan Campbell said council had talked about the new colour.
"I guess it wasn't in stone, but council had certainly discussed it and council went with black," he said. "Black is very fashionable, black is easy to maintain, black blends. The blue is sort of in your face and it doesn't look that classy."
The city did not inform residents of the change, nor were they given an opportunity to voice their opinions.
"This should have been put out to the taxpayers," said Burns. "White Rock people pay high taxes to live there, they should get a say in this."
Bottrill said in response, "I guess some people who don't like it would've liked to have had more of an opportunity to participate."
Burns said she asked Bottrill why he changed the colour and said she was told simply that he liked it.
"He said, 'Well, some people like it,'" she recalled. "I just couldn't help but say, 'Yeah, maybe if they'd just been released from prison.'"
Bottrill said the black blends in better with the beach, and that city council didn't need to get involved with the decision.
"The city makes a lot of decisions on a daily basis," he said. "At the end of the day, it was a decision that I think we needed to just move forward and get the job done. I think I would do it again.
"We've got a gorgeous view out there with the ocean and the sky. The focus really is on the view, not the rail."
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NEW YORK - On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Kathryn Bigelow was in an editing room, in post-production on "K-19: The Widowmaker," her Russian nuclear sub thriller, when word of the attack on the twin towers reached her.
"We just stopped what we were doing and shut down for a few days," she recalls. "I was just trying to process it all."
That same morning, Mark Boal was in his apartment in New York, trying to roust himself from bed. After the planes hit the World Trade Center, he walked downtown, working with rescuers, moving through the debris, the chaos.
"Zero Dark Thirty," directed by Bigelow, written by Boal, and produced by both, begins with recordings of 911 calls from the twin towers. The screen is black, and the heartbreaking sound collage is a reminder of the horror and fear that more than 2,600 people in lower Manhattan faced that day in the minutes before they died. The coordinated suicide attacks - the two jetliners that hit the skyscrapers, another that crashed into the Pentagon in Washington, and a fourth that failed to reach its target, exploding in a field outside Shanksville, Pa. - resulted in the deaths of nearly 3,000 people. The attacks were carried out by al-Qaida, the radical Islamist group headed by Osama bin Laden.
For the next 10 years, American intelligence agencies brought their resources to bear on the hunt for bin Laden. "Zero Dark Thirty" is Bigelow and Boal's fictionalized but doggedly researched and richly detailed account of that global search, culminating with the May 1, 2011, raid on the al-Qaida mastermind's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Even before its wide release, Bigelow and Boal's film has triggered debate, denials and controversy.
Does the long and graphic "enhanced interrogation" sequence at "Zero Dark Thirty's" outset, with Ammar al-Baluchi (Reda Kateb), a nephew of one of the 9/11 conspirators, being strung up on ropes, locked in a tiny cabinet, and waterboarded, represent an endorsement of torture? After all, Ammar does, finally, give up vital information.
"People will come away from the film with all sorts of reactions, and that's OK," Boal says. "We're not trying to settle a debate, and we're certainly not trying to score points on one side of the debate or the other. ... It remains to be seen, but there seems to be a pretty healthy diversity of reaction."
Bigelow, who won the best director Oscar for "The Hurt Locker" in 2009 - Boal won for best original screenplay, and the film won best picture - cites another scene in "Zero Dark Thirty," when al-Qaida operative Hassan Ghul gives up information.
"He's very forthcoming," she says, "and it's just an interview, like we're having right now."
It's a tricky balancing act, what Bigelow and Boal have pulled off. "Zero Dark Thirty" is based on recent events that will be hard for many people to revisit. But it is also a product of Hollywood, an espionage thriller, an "entertainment" whose studio, Sony Pictures, hopes to score big at the box office.
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With unemployment rates high, it's easy for criminals to prey on those in desperate need of work with business scams. The victims of these scams are often just looking for work to help make ends meet and they end up losing their own money in the process. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning people of a growing number of Car Wrapping Scams.
The scam utilizes the internet to find or attract those looking to make some extra money. They either send out mass-marketing emails to large groups or they will actually look for contacts on employment websites where people post resume and contact information in order to find a job. The scammers claim they will pay for the owner's car to be wrapped with advertisements for popular companies. Big company names like Monster Energy, Coca-Cola, and Budweiser have already been used and any company could potentially be named by the scammers.
After the perspective victim has read the email and accepted the offer, the scammers will then send a check for a large amount of money. The instructions for cashing the check indicate that a certain portion of the money is to be kept for payment to the car owner and the rest is to be sent via wire transfer to the company who will supposedly wrap the vehicle after receipt of the money. After the victim wires the money, which can be thousands of dollars, they find out that the original check was a phony and the money is lost.
While it was once possible to earn money with car wraps, those days are long over. There are no car wrap companies that are actively looking for drivers and consumers should never pay to get on a car wrap advertiser list as this is also a scam.
It's a modern-day mix of the old check cashing scam and business scams. The only way to prevent people from being victimized by these cons is to alert people ahead of time so they know what to recognize. The criminals not only play on the trust of the victims, they play on their inexperience as well.
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Summer is officially here (yay!). So what good way to start off the day with some easy at-home and not to mention delicious face masks? During this hot and humid weather we want to wear less makeup and let our natural beauty shine through instead. And since we are going to be wearing less on our face, we need to make sure our skin is well taken care of. Here I have three Asian inspired types of masks using green tea, seaweed, and yes, wasabi! Lady or gent, you need to try these out.
Hydrating Green Tea + Yogurt Mask
We already know green tea has many health benefits so it's no surprise to hear what it can do for our skin as well. Green tea has a high concentration of antioxidants, benefits those with rosacea, and even helps to slow down signs of aging. Also when applied to your skin it offers sun damage protection by scavenging free radicals, which is great news for us in the summer. Yogurt is packed with enzymes, protein, and zinc which helps clean pores and leaves your skin super soft. Yogurt also includes antioxidant properties, and helps lighten dark spots and blemishes. It also helps to restore balance to your skin's natural pH level.
You are going to need packaged green tea leafs (or powder) and just some plain 'ol yogurt.
You want to mix 1 teaspoon and a half of green tea, and 2 teaspoons of yogurt. Mix well, then apply to your entire face.
Leave mask on for 10 minutes, rinse off, and then finish off with your daily skin routine. You will notice how hydrated your skin is afterwards.
Exfoliating Seaweed Mask
For some, seaweed might be an acquired taste, but we can't fight the fact how great it is for our skin. Seaweed is high in potassium, calcium, amino acids, and vitamins A, C, B1, B2, B3, B6 and B12. Vitamin B's have anti-inflammatory properties which are helpful for those with rosacea. Minerals are also in seaweed to repair damaged skin cells. Another great benefit from seaweed is that it opens and clears your pores which make it an excellent detoxifying mask.
All you need are some seaweed sheets.
Let the seaweed soak in warm water for a minute or two until it softens up.
This is optional but you can use otsuka nori for extra exfoliant.
Massage the mix into your skin and let it dry for 10 minutes (you will feel your skin tightening from the seaweed), rinse off, and then follow off with your daily face routine. You will be left with a smooth complexion and a refreshing cooling sensation.
Detoxifying Wasabi + Olive Oil Mask
It's hard to believe that this spicy fellow is very beneficial to your skin. But since it is filled with calcium, vitamin C, potassium, and phytochemicals, wasabi strengthens the antioxidants in your body which helps your skin fight free radicals. Wasabi also helps to prevent acne from breaking out. I know it seems a bit scary to apply to your skin but wasabi is a great way to detoxify your skin. Not to mention, when applied to your lips it is an amazing lip plumper!
All you need is extra virgin olive oil, and of course, wasabi.
Mix in 3-5 teaspoons of olive oil with 1 teaspoon of wasabi. Massage the wasabi and olive oil mix into your face (this great for your hands too) for 10 minutes, and then rinse off using your daily cleanser. You will be left with cleaner, smoother and brighter looking skin.
*Since we're working with wasabi, please be careful when applying this mask around your eyes. Never apply wasabi on its own onto your skin because I kid you not, it will burn!
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Roots ripped out of the ground as a large oak tree fell toward Olga Raymond's front door. With it came a power line.
Raymond had just left her one-story home in Mansfield, Connecticut. Neighbors told CNN affiliate CTNOW that a smaller pine tree had already snapped off onto Raymond's roof, startling her. She had a flashlight in hand and was on her way to a neighbor's house when the bigger tree crashed down.
The 90-year-old woman -- a "spirited" bowler and grandmother of four -- was killed instantly.
Across the Northeast, more stories such as Raymond's are being reported. Another tree, another town, another broken home.
And the death toll from Superstorm Sandy climbs.
Sandy battered the coast with 90-mph winds, leaving at least 165 dead from Haiti to Canada. More than 95 were killed in the United States. Many of the victims were believed to be safely holed up in their homes.
"When Mother Nature sends her wrath your way, we're at her mercy, and so all we can do is stay prayerful and do the best that we can," Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford told CNN.
'This is our friend'
Friends of Angela Dresch, 13, were walking along a tattered road in Tottenville on New York's Staten Island when they spotted a photo lying among some debris. They rushed to give it to their pastor, the Rev. Francis Dias.
"They picked it up and showed it to me and said 'This is our friend, Angela,' " Dias said. "It had floated from the house onto the road."
Angela was one of the first victims of Superstorm Sandy identified on Staten Island. The teen's body was found not too far from her home early Tuesday after a surge of water demolished her family's house on the edge of the borough's south shore, according to SILive.com.
Neighbors told SILive.com that the family had evacuated from Irene last year and were robbed. This time, they decided to stay behind.
George Dresch was reported missing shortly after the storm passed through. His body was discovered late Wednesday blocks from his house, according to SILive.com. His wife, Patricia, was found earlier in the week and transported to the hospital, where she is reportedly in stable condition.
The Dreschs were dedicated parishioners at Our Lady Help of Christians Church, Dias said. Patricia Dresch is the secretary to the religious education program's coordinator.
"Patricia has served our community for over 20 years as a dutiful and faithful catechist," Dias said. "The parishioners -- both parents and students -- love her and respect her very much."
George Dresch was always at the church helping out, Dias said, whether it was for the education program or the Christmas pageant. Support has been pouring in for his wife as she struggles to recover and deal with the loss of her husband and youngest child.
Angela's friends have set up a memorial page for her on Facebook. "Her classmates are devastated," Dias said.
"Can't sleep, dying inside knowing that this nightmare is the reality we have to face," the page's admin Giovanna Cocuzza posted. "I know you're up there Ang, please help us get through this. We love you and miss you so much. Why did you have to go?"
'All-star' angels
Shortly before her younger brother was killed, Ashley Robson was weathering Superstorm Sandy like many others in New York.
"Collecting rain that is coming through the roof #thankssady (sic) #couldbedoingsomethingsomuchbetter," the teen tweeted at 5:52 p.m. Monday.
Less than two hours later, Michael Robson, 13, and his friend Jack Baumler, 11, were killed by a 100-foot oak tree that crashed into the family room where they were seeking shelter.
The small suburban town of North Salem is now in mourning.
"Waking up this morning and realizing it wasn't just a bad dream. ... My love prayers go out to both families #ripjackandmichael," Camilla Fay tweeted Tuesday.
"My heart is breaking a thousand times over," Talyah Fae posted.


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By Bret Strelow Staff writer
CHAPEL HILL - N.C. State forward C.J. Leslie accepted blame at halftime, telling teammates it was his fault that North Carolina held a lead.
He had less to say after the 76-65 loss Saturday. Exiting the visiting locker room and walking down a Smith Center hallway as two reporters followed him, Leslie turned to one and answered a request to talk with, "I'm not doing interviews."
The Wolfpack (19-8, 8-6 ACC) got big games from double-double machine Richard Howell and 3-point ace Scott Wood, but those two seniors were much more productive than the two junior starters. Point guard Lorenzo Brown struggled despite finishing with a 12-point, 12-assist line, and Leslie totaled six points, four rebounds and six turnovers in 30 minutes.
All six of his turnovers occurred in the first 13-plus minutes, and N.C. State faced a 34-28 deficit at the break. It was outscored by 19 points during the 13 minutes Leslie played after halftime, bringing his plus-minus figure to minus-25.
"He's a great player, and great players have got to step up and play, period," N.C. State coach Mark Gottfried said. "I love him as much as anybody, but when you're a good player, then you have to play better. Richard gets 17 rebounds today. Are we expecting Richard to get 30 rebounds? Holy mackerel, somebody else has to rebound the ball, and Calvin has to step up, period."
With North Carolina employing a small lineup for the fourth straight game, Brown and Leslie had the biggest height advantages.
The 6-foot-5 Brown, who is five inches taller than 157-pound freshman Marcus Paige, helped the Wolfpack take a 20-0 advantage in fastbreak points into halftime of its 91-83 home win on Jan. 26. Paige responded with 14 points, eight assists and no turnovers Saturday, when N.C. State was limited to four fastbreak points.
Wolfpack players, notably Brown and Leslie, were careless with the ball in the opening half. Being defended by 6-5 P.J. Hairston, who is strong but undersized as a fill-in power forward, Leslie ended five of N.C. State's first 15 possessions with a turnover. During one early exchange, Leslie threw the ball away against a double-team to create a transition opportunity for the Tar Heels, who scored their first points on a 3-pointer from Hairston.
UNC led 26-23 when James Michael McAdoo intercepted Brown's crosscourt pass and raced in for a reverse dunk. Brown committed another turnover seven seconds later, and Reggie Bullock converted a fastbreak layup.
"We try to pick each other up," Brown said of his halftime interaction with Leslie. "He said it was his fault and he'd try to make up for it. He tried to do his best, but it wasn't working for him."
N.C. State fell behind 40-30 shortly after Leslie left the lineup with 17:41 remaining in the game, and he returned with the Wolfpack leading 49-45. When he departed again with 3:37 left, the Tar Heels were in front 68-57.
Paige hit a go-ahead 3-pointer and drove past Wood for a three-point play during UNC's run. He said the game at N.C. State was one of the first times he had played against an elite point guard and admitted that Brown "got the best of me big-time" in that matchup.
That wasn't the case Saturday, but Brown had company.
"I had a bad game, and (Leslie) had a bad game," Brown said. "We're going to get in the gym and work on that."
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Foxes are an extremely shy and timid animal. Here at the Zoo our two foxes Kit and Roxy are hand-fed; however, due to their shy nature there are only a couple of keepers in the whole Zoo that are lucky enough to work with these awesome little animals. It takes a very long time to bond with a fox and to gain their trust.Over the past few months I have started bonding with our two foxes in the hope that one day they will become confident enough to come down during the daily fox demonstration and hand-feed for me. When learning to work with the foxes, it all begins in their night den. The foxes feel much more confident in their den and are more likely to approach someone new. Although winning over a fox is definitely a patience game, it is definitely very rewarding as well!
So far I have done a few demonstrations, some successful and some not so successful. But unfortunately that's the way it is when you're working with a wild animal. Our foxes are not trained animals and everything happens on their terms. If the foxes aren't feeling very confident and are a little too scared to come down to hand-feed during the demonstration they are not punished in any way; we simply feed them in their den at night where they feel much more comfortable.


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Are we getting new shirt designs for next season?
Replica shirts 2013
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Posted 07 November 2012 - 10:23 PM
Posted 08 November 2012 - 12:03 AM
possibly as far as i know with ravensport been the new kit supplier
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Posted 08 November 2012 - 05:08 PM
Tangerine and chocolate brown, rumour has it.
Gone for tradition.
Gone for tradition.
Posted 10 November 2012 - 12:46 PM
I imagine the designs will be out soon won't they with christmas on the horizon?
Posted 10 November 2012 - 11:27 PM
Tangerine and chocolate brown, rumour has it.
Gone for tradition.
would be better than the green shirts
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Posted 11 November 2012 - 08:54 AM
I like the green shirts better that what we've had before.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:16 AM
As the "alternative" shirt, I personally thought the green ones were good and would think that the club would be looking to have it as the main colour in any new alternative one as it is a complete opposite to the colours that may clash with the, presumed, main shirt.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:09 PM
Yep me too I like my Green un.
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An 18-year-old Northwest Missouri State University student is wasting no time applying high-tech lessons from the classroom to his new business career.
Aakash Patel, a junior chemistry major from Clinton, was the star attraction at a press conference Friday at Northwest's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. The event was organized to announce the launch of Patel's one-man start-up company, BlurPort LLC.
Like a lot of businesses, this one grew out of Patel's frustration over a common problem, the hassle of keyboarding in a password to access a secure USB data storage device – the "flash drive" a lot of people these days wear on a keychain or keep handy in a shirt pocket.
Of course, there are flash drives, and then there are flash drives. Professionals who do serious computing or deal with sensitive data, such as programmers, engineers, military personnel, executives and scientists, often use encrypted drives containing a self-destruct mechanism that activates when the password is entered incorrectly.
Patel said he crashed such a device a while back and started thinking there had to be a better way.
So, he's developing the BlurPort, a drive which, when used in conjunction with a smart phone, can be accessed through a scanned image unique to the user, such as an eye, finger or other physical feature.
Patel started working on his invention in August, and is now leasing a small office at the CIE where he hopes to complete software and hardware development before introducing his product to the marketplace early this summer.
"The fact that the CIE is located on the Northwest campus is a real advantage," he said. "With the resources it offers, it was really easy to get up and running. Having an office at the CIE helps with all aspects of starting a business, such as securing funding and intellectual property."
Patel said customers will be able to pre-order BlurPorts beginning sometime this week at BlurPort.com. The initial price tag is $99.
Until those orders start coming in, however, Patel is covering project costs out of his own pocket while looking for investors willing to provide venture capital.
Though he certainly has his share of entrepreneurial spirit, BlurPort is still just a sideline for Patel, who plans to wrap up his chemistry degree at Northwest before pursuing a doctorate in biomedical engineering.
An obviously gifted student, Patel graduated last year from Northwest's Missouri Academy of Science, Mathematics and Computing, a two-year residential program of accelerated learning that replaces the junior and senior years of high school.


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By Andrew Barksdale Staff writer
Fayetteville is on a very short list to land a call center that could employ 600 people, sources said.
Last week, members of the Fayetteville City Council were given a private written update on economic development activities that said an unidentified company - dubbed "Project 500" - is considering Fayetteville and only one other community for a new call center. The company would construct a $16 million office building.
The council got a closed-session briefing about the project Monday from Russ Rogerson, executive vice president of economic development for the Fayetteville-Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce.
The council took no public action following the closed session.
Doug Peters, president of the chamber, told The Fayetteville Observer that Project 500 involves a "high-end call center whose clients are Fortune 100 financial companies." He said the chamber has been working on the project for about a year.
"It's rare to make the cut at this depth," he said.
Officials don't know what other city is in the running.
The project, if it comes to fruition, would involve tax incentives from the state, as well as local matching grants from the city and Cumberland County, Peters said.
He declined to go into specifics.
It's not unusual for the chamber to juggle multiple prospective clients, all of which have their own code names to avoid the premature release of information to the public or a business competitor.
Many of the prospects in the past have fizzled when the companies chose alternative sites.
According to a confidential chamber report, other clients being wooed by the chamber include "Project E" for a $375 million manufacturing facility that would employ more than 400 people, and "Project Eclipse," which needs 30,000 to 60,000 square feet of office space to house 300 workers.
Mayor Tony Chavonne said Tuesday that any city tax incentives needed for Project 500 would not be a problem.
"Anytime we can find opportunities to bring significant jobs, I think the city would support that effort," he said.
The city and county have a joint incentives agreement that includes "granting back" about 50 percent of any new property taxes paid in the first five years of a project. The chamber manages the agreement, and both local governments give money to the chamber for economic development activities.
AT&T operates a call center on Owen Drive in a former Kmart store. It opened in 2001 as a Cingular Wireless facility, with the help of nearly $2 million in combined city and county tax incentives. Last fall, an AT&T official said the call center had about 400 employees.
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Tremont Collection
Bring a modern yet comfortable look to your living room with the Tremont Collection. Plush pillow-top arms and a fully-padded chaise leg rest offers the ultimate in comfort. The one-touch Power Recline option lets you recline to your favorite position at the touch of a button.
Dodger Collection
Comfy casual design with ample seating. The Dodger collection offers lots of options. Choose a sectional, sofa, or console sofa available with or without the Power recline option.
Belmont Reclining Collection
Bring a relaxed yet stylish look to your living area with the Belmont reclining collection. Subtle leather with a contrast stitch adds trendy design flair. You will never want to get out of your seat.
Giorgio Collection
The Giorgio collection - all leather with no guilt. Casual styling makes you look twice at this reclining collection. Soft fabric accents artfully combine with rich leather for a look that is sure to please.
McClain Collection
Generous proportions and spacious comfort, the McClain reclining collection is made for everyday living. Recline the sofa into a bed with the LayFlat design - perfect for unexpected guests!
Trent Collection
The Trent reclining leather collection with stylish bucket seat and high back will cradle you in the luxury of leather. The generously padded arms and legrest offer added comfort.
Greyson Collection
The Greyson top grain reclining leather collection is the ultimate in luxury. The deep bucket seats cradle you in comfort while the contrast stitching adds style and sophistication.
Sebring Collection
The Sebring reclining leather collection combines the luxury of leather and ultimate seating comfort. Offered as either a sofa, console loveseat, or a sectional, the Sebring will look beautiful in any room.
Stallion Collection
Sink into the plush comfort of the Stallion reclining collection. Upholstered in a durable bonded leather for a "leather like" look. This collection is perfect for relaxing with the entire family.
Ace Collection
Maximize your reclining comfort in the Ace collection by Custom Comfort. Two generously sized cushions and ultra plush fabric will make everyone want to sit back and relax.
Arlington Collection with TV
Make your living room a relaxing retreat with help from the Arlington Reclining Living Room Collection. This collection features dual recliners, supple blended leather and ample padding.
Carter Collection
The Carter Reclining Collection delivers casual comfort just how you want it; in a cool, contemporary design. Uniquely designed armrests add to it's stylish appeal.
Clark Collection
The Clark reclining collection has a casual, contemporary design featuring overstuffed arms and durable fabric for ultimate comfort.
Colton Collection
Create the perfect room for entertaining or watching TV with the Colton reclining collection. The individual reclining seats and independant storage consoles are designed for you to create your own configuration.
Colton II Collection
Delmar Collection
This is it - the ultimate in seating comfort. The Delmar leather reclining collection marries the luxury of leather with ultra plush cushions and pillow top arms. Sink right in and relax.
Derek Collection
Love the look and love how it will last! The Derek Reclining Leather Collection is crafted with exceptional attention to detail, quality and comfort.
Donna Collection with TV
Ready to relax? The Donna Collection offers the ultimate in comfort with it's plush microfiber upholstery, supportive high-density cushioned seating and dual recliners.
Dynamo Collection
Trendy and stylish, the Dynamo reclining living room collection is perfect for any room in your home. The unique back design offers added support and the fully padded legrest will insure your reclining comfort.
Fandango Collection
The Fandango reclining collection is as comfortable as it is stylish. Designed for today's casual living, the Fandango offers lots of options. Choose a sofa, loveseat, or three piece sectional.
Freed Collection
Design a space for relaxing with the Freed reclining collection. The thick microsuede fabric is soft to the touch and easy to care for. A unique back design offers added support and comfort.
Harbor Collection
Relax and bring the sunshine into your home with the "Simply Casual Harbor Collection" by Solarium. Virtually worry free fabrics in bold colors and bright prints mix and match to create your own statement.
James II Collection
Sink into the comfort of the James reclining collection The unique bucket seat ensures all the comfort and support needed for perfect relaxation.
Kent Collection
The Kent Reclining Living Room Collection has the look of suede and leather without the expensive price tag or added maintenance. Bucket seating, a waterfall back and padded arms offer the ultimate in comfort.
Lakeside Collection
"Simply Casual" by Solarium is pleased to introduce the Lakeside reclining living room collection. Bold colors and bright prints bring the outdoors in. Virtually worry free, these fabrics allow you to enjoy life.
Lexon Collection with TV
The Lexon Reclining Living Room Collection features black blended leather upholstery for a durable finish & a soft, supple feel. Contoured seats, thick pillowtop arms and chaise style footrests offer added comfort.
Martin Collection
Rest easy with the Martin Collection. Chocolate brown blended leather provides a luxurious feel and added durability, while dual recliners and generous padding creates comfortable seating.
Omega Collection
Tap into the power of technology with the Omega collection. This TechnoZone living room group features an easy to use command center with features such as bluetooth, USB ports, lights, and speakers.
Ricco Collection
The Ricco collection combines the luxury of leather with the comfort of reclining. A slight scoop to the seat offers unsurpassed support and the subtle contrast stitching adds eye appeal.
Rigley Collection with TV
The Rigley Reclining Living Room Collection is upholstered in a deep brown blended leather. Contrasting baseball stitching and exceptional comfort and construction sets this group apart from the rest.
Shelby Collection
You are going to love the feel of the Shelby reclining collection by Custom Comfort. The plush ultra soft fabric and the fully padded leg rest provide both beauty and comfort.
Weston Collection
Sophisticated contemporary styling and the luxury of leather define the Weston reclining living room collection. The sleek track arm adds eye appeal and the high back provides unparalleled comfort.
Rigley Reclining Sofa
Kick back and relax in the Rigley Dual Reclining Sofa. Surround yourself in comfort with the thick pillowtop arms, padded chaise footrests and supple blended leather with contrasting baseball stitching.
Dimensions:Height - 40" Width - 87" Depth - 40"
Compare at $1,399.99
Kent Reclining Sofa
The Kent Reclining Sofa features a durable faux leather frame that complements the chocolate padded microfiber. Pocketed coil springs in the seat cushions provide the ultimate in comfort.
Dimensions:Height - 40" Width - 87" Depth - 39"
Compare at $999.99
Rigley Reclining Loveseat
The Rigley Reclining Console Loveseat is the ideal spot to relax while watching your favorite show. The premium materials and construction techniques mean you'll enjoy this set for many years to come.
Dimensions:Height - 40" Width - 76" Depth - 40"
Arlington Reclining Sofa
Relax and recline in the blissful comfort of the Arlington Reclining Sofa, which features supple blended leather and padded arms and footrests, making it perfect for movie nights or watching the big game.
Dimensions:Height - 40" Width - 87.5" Depth - 37.5"
Kent Reclining Loveseat
The family friendly Kent Reclining Loveseat will look as good as new for years to come thanks to the high performance cover combination of padded microfiber and faux leather.
Dimensions:Height - 40" Width - 65" Depth - 39"
Compare at $959.99
Arlington Reclining Loveseat
The Arlington Reclining Console Loveseat features cuddle up comfort for two. Dual recliners and padded arms create the ultimate in comfort, while blended leather offers a durable, family-friendly finish.
Dimensions:Height - 40" Width - 76.5" Depth - 37.5"
Power Reclining Sofa
Tremont Power reclining sofa with drop-down table. Also in manual recline (64644BCFE-Mink) for $799.99.
Dimensions:Height - 39.3" Width - 90.5" Depth - 40"
Compare at $1,959.99
Reclining Sectional
The Dodger Power reclining sofa. Also available with manual recline for $749.99.
Dimensions:Height - " Width - " Depth - "
Compare at $3,889.99
Power Leather Reclining Sofa
The Torino Power leather reclining sofa. Available in either taupe or chocolate brown.
Dimensions:Height - 41" Width - 87" Depth - 41"
Compare at $2,759.99
Dimensions:Height - 41" Width - 88" Depth - 41"
The Dodger reclining sofa. Also available with Power recline for $949.
Compare at $3,489.99
Lexon Reclining Sofa
Transform any space into a stylish and relaxing retreat with the Lexon Reclining Sofa. Upholstered in blended leather, this sofa features contoured seats, pillowtop arms and thick padded backs for added comfort.
Dimensions:Height - 38.5" Width - 85.8" Depth - 37"
Compare at $1,199.99
The Dodger Power reclining console loveseat. Also available with manual recline for $749.99.
Compare at $4,289.99
Dimensions:Height - 40" Width - 80" Depth - 39"
Compare at $1,859.99
Reclining Sofa
Tremont reclining sofa with drop down table. Also available with Power recline (64644BC44) for $999.99.
Compare at $1,559.99