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Always measure wall clock time of execution. That's IMHO the only thing that really counts and it includes all overhead. Take into account that at most clusters the wall clock time of node A is not the same like wall clock of node B. If you start a job at the head node and spawn it from there further to the rest of the cluster, what counts obviously is the time from when you started it, until it finished execution. Because in reality what matters is how quickly you did get the job done. Vincent At 08:13 AM 8/1/2005 -0700, ThanhVu H. Nguyen - Gmail wrote: >Hi, just wondering what the standard way of measure the execution time >? > >2 methods I thought about are: > >1) /usr/bin/time prog : this includes all the communcation, i/o , >loading overhead etc > >2) include start_time , end_time code in the program : this won't >include the communication , i/o , loading etc overhead. > >what method is usually used ? thanks > >tvn, > >ThanhVu H. Nguyen >_______________________________________________ >Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org >To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf > >
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Secret Space Shuttles
When you're 200 miles up, it's easy to hide what you're up to.
- By Michael Cassutt
- Air & Space magazine, August 2009
The giant gold and silver satellite glittered against the black sky as space shuttle Atlantis closed in on it from below. Commander Hoot Gibson and pilot Guy Gardner flew the approach, while mission specialist Mike Mullane, at the other end of the flight deck, readied the shuttle's robot arm for a capture. Downstairs in the airlock, mission specialists Jerry Ross and Bill Shepherd waited in their spacesuits for Gibson's order to go outside and attempt a rescue.
The mission of STS-27 had been to deploy the first in a series of new spy satellites that used radar to observe ground targets, in any kind of weather, day or night. But shortly after the astronauts released the spacecraft, called ONYX, from the shuttle's cargo bay, on December 2, 1988, one of its antenna dishes had failed to open. Without intervention by the crew, the billion-dollar satellite would become a hunk of space junk. As it turned out, they succeeded in grabbing, fixing, and re-releasing ONYX, for which they later received a medal from the U.S. intelligence community.
At least that's one possible scenario for what happened. The astronauts may just as well have fixed the satellite without a spacewalk by Ross and Shepherd. We don't know because not a word of the ONYX rescue was reported in newspapers or on television. Why not?
Because STS-27 was—and remains—a secret mission.
Between 1982 and 1992, NASA launched 11 shuttle flights with classified payloads, honoring a deal that dated to 1969, when the National Reconnaissance Office—an organization so secret its name could not be published at the time—requested certain changes to the design of NASA's new space transportation system. The NRO built and operated large, expensive reconnaissance satellites, and it wanted a bigger shuttle cargo bay than NASA had planned. The spysat agency also wanted the option to fly "once around" polar missions, which demanded more flexibility to maneuver for a landing that could be on either side of the vehicle's ground track.
"NRO requirements drove the shuttle design," says Parker Temple, a historian who served on the policy staff of the secretary of the Air Force and later with the NRO's office within the Central Intelligence Agency. The Air Force signed on to use the shuttle too, and in 1979 started building a launch pad at Vandenberg Air Force Base in northern California for reaching polar orbits. Neither the Air Force nor the NRO was ever comfortable relying exclusively on NASA's vehicle, however. Delays in shuttle launches only increased their worry; even before the 1986 Challenger accident, they were looking for a way off the shuttle and back onto conventional rockets like the Titan.
The uneasy relationship between the Air Force, NRO, and NASA assumed a human face in 1979, when the military chose its first group of shuttle astronauts. Two years before the shuttle's first launch, the NRO selected 13 Manned Spaceflight Engineers as potential payload specialists, all but one from the Air Force. The new military astronauts ranged in age from 24 to 36. Most had advanced degrees in engineering; one was a Ph.D. They were experienced in satellite flying and acquisition. And they believed they were the vanguard of the Air Force in space.
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I absolutely love the magazine and look forward to every issue!
As a Orbiter APU System Engineer for 10 years during the height of the military missions for both the Air Force and NRO, I would like to make a minor correction to the article on page 49. Firing room 3 was our dedicated DOD secured firing room, not firing room 4. At that time, Firing Room 4 was an extremely small firing room that supported the KSC management team and Orbiter Processing Facility testing when firing room configuration changes were being implemented for either maintenance or launch configuration changes. As a side note, any time we had to use Firing Room 4 during that timeframe, everyone had to bring in Parkas to keep warm as the HVAC system kept the room, (due to its size), like an icebox.
Also, my career with the Shuttle Program began at Vandenberg AFB and I really would have liked to seen more on the DOD coverage of that side of the Shuttle Program. The launch facility was very unique and many people never knew that side of the Shuttle program. Maybe you can do a follow-on article in the future!
Posted by David B. Neuner on July 22,2009 | 05:25 PM
The ultimate demise of the MSE program was that it was easier to train a spacecraft expert to fly on the shuttle, than to train a shuttle expert (MSE) on a spacecraft.
Posted by Jim on July 30,2009 | 08:24 PM
A humorous note. Spacecraft require ground support equipment (GSE)to support testing. The shuttle use airborne support equipment (ASE) to hold a spacecraft. An MSE flew on an expendable launch vehicle (Mission Support Equipment)
Posted by Anon on July 30,2009 | 08:29 PM
I had some conversations with Jerry Ross and I once jokingly said, "Jerry, the Cold War is over now. How about telling us what you were doing up there on your classified mission?"
It was the first time anyone ever said to me, "I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you."
Posted by Robert Morwell on August 1,2009 | 05:10 PM
I absolutely love the fact that this nation can keep Mr. Atlas` measurements a classified secret for the next several centuries, but when it comes to keeping secrets of Intelligence, we have a hard time doing it. All the precautions, yet someone knew the astronauts were on the way and who they were. That is really sad. Makes you wonder if the Manhattan Project had been done in today`s society, what would be the outcome?
Posted by John E. Truitt on August 18,2009 | 09:15 PM
I recently read an article concerning STS 27 (Atlantis). Upon reviewing launch video, ground controllers determined that a significant amount of foam debris had impacted on the Shuttles' heat shield tiles. However, since the mission was so secretive, NASA was unable to use any ground based equipment to image Atlantis to see the extent of the damage. The commander of that mission stated that there were serious doubts as to whether they would make it back through re-entry safely. When the crew were finally safe on the ground, during the walk-about, they viewed the damage, and were shocked to see the extent of it. To this day, the damage that Atlantis suffered on lift-off is deemed as the most extensive of any shuttle mission, except, of course, that of Columbia, which led to her break up during re-entry.
Posted by Michael Lonergan on December 9,2009 | 03:18 AM
my uncle wilton fraley was a big wig at nasa for twenty five years. he taught the astronauts how to read the monitorsand such. i used to get signed flight pictures of all the first thirty or so shuttle flights.so once as was working in northern california ,i was listening to a local high powered radio station back in sacramento calif in 2005 . when out of the blue a local science reporter stated he had gone up to vandenburg to watch several shuttle launches. he worked for the station and i was floored. i used to see rocket flights in l.a by the con trails they left. i moved out of l.a in 1985 so i was pissed off that i might of missed a space shuttle launch. he spoke of the flights in an enduring way as a comment of how cool they were. why did he say vandenburg? did they really ever fly there? i will guess the public will never know.
Posted by jim king on May 26,2010 | 10:04 AM
What makes me mad is that NASA was supposed to be a civilian space agency, And with out tax payers hard earned money going to that agency they wouldn't be able to do ****, It makes me mad that they can keep secrets about what they have discovered on the moon, or in orbit, and that Space shuttles OWNED by the American taxpayer are used for secret military missions, I do not agree with that. Even though I know that some of the time the secrecy was needed in regards to payloads. But the one thing that should NEVER be a secret from the public is ANY and ALL pictures taken during ALL of the Apollo missions to the moon, Any missions involving pictures taken by the mars rovers, Anything non military. and dont give me that crap that stuff found on Mars and the moon and throughout the solar system is military because that is a bogus as hell claim, The American taxpayers pay for these moon and mars missions, Therefor the American Taxpayer OWN any and all films and pictures taken during all those missions, And should ALL be released to the American public, including copy's of any voice recordings made from mission control to the moon and from the moon back to mission control AND conversations taped between the astronauts during their stay's on the moon and their voyages to and from the moon. The American taxpayer paid for all that stuff and they own it and should have access to ALL of it, not just some of the crap that NASA "decides" what is safe for people to see, We want it ALL, and there should be some kind of petition started about it.
Posted by Al on May 18,2012 | 06:58 PM
The SPACE Shuttle was a WASTE and a DEBACLE.It was supposed to be a cheap alternative to throw a way boosters to LEO,...and it was anywhere from 10-100x more expensive than conventional LEO boosters.PLUS Nasa lost two crews...!!!The International Space Station is the next Waste and Debacle. It is over budget, does less science than its intended purpose, plus we have secretly paid Russia, Hundreds of Millions of Dollars for " their participation" in the ISS. Read "Star Crossed Orbits"...it will tell you all about the International Space station...MESS..We need a rational Space Program,...not more NASA boon doggles. Its time for a rational program to get us to Mars in 10 years,...read "The Case for Mars"...NASA wants to do it at 10X the cost and in 20-30 years...WASTE. Obama is using the ISS, like previous Presidents used the Shuttle. He wants all R & D to go thru the ISS, before we can apply it to the Moon or MARS...Not necessary...read the above books. Remember the hyper inflation of the 1970s? It was about no business and
Oil,.same situation we are in now but 10X worse.
Posted by anthony barbuto on November 16,2012 | 02:55 PM
I think they should release the aliens.
Posted by Keith on December 20,2012 | 01:43 PM
I remember when Vandenberg was building SLC-6 to handle the Shuttle launches. Like a lot on the program, it had problems being built and was never used. Would be interesting to have an article on what was built by the AF and never used for the shuttle. It was to have had Polar orbital flights with landing back at the launch site. But reliability issues on the shuttle, as well as building problems, in one case work was done on two ends to a middle, when they met they were off by 6 inches. Oops.
Posted by Frank on December 20,2012 | 06:52 PM
One of the wierder things NASA did was come up with flight numbers, STS-1, STS-2, and so on. I worked on STS-2 through STS-7. For some foggy reason they added on mission numbers 51C or 51L, always jumbled and out of order. Nobody ever understood what they were doing, the flight numbers made a lot more sense. It seemed that a lot was juggling what flight missions they wanted to fly when as shuttles were always slipping flights or taking too long to get back to flight. The whole idea of being a space bus never materialized. And the launches like clockwork fell apart when Challenger blew up. Though the flight crew was not told in their FRR (Flight Readiness Review) about the problems with icing on the pad. We had heard about O-Ring burn through on earlier flights, and again, the crew was not briefed. Which was criminal, on the test programs I worked at Edwards, the crew was always told everything, and they had the final vote on whether or not to go on with the flight test. But NASA had determined that the Shuttle was no longer in flight test status after STS-4. North American Rockwell thought that was the stupidest idea ever. The X-15 was NEVER out of flight test status.
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Sadly, Chicago Pitbull Attacks Are Common.
About once a month, the local news will cover new stories of Chicago pitbull attacks. Like most other urban areas, Chicago is densely populated with people and their pets. Unfortunately, this dense population means that dog attacks are fairly common in our Windy City. Sadly, most of the stories that we hear about in Chicago are pitbulls attacking people or other pets. While the actual attack can be sudden and vicious –the recovery can be a much more slow and painful process.
Joseph Finley, Survivor of Chicago Pitbull Attacks
No one knows the slow and painful process of recovery from dog attacks more than Joseph Finley. Last year, on January 2, 2012, 62-year-old Joseph Finley was jogging in Rainbow Beach Park along Lake Michigan. Out of nowhere, he was suddenly attacked by two large pitbulls. The dogs were ruthless in their brutal and repeated attacks. Joseph Finley later described that "those dogs are coming at me consistent, constantly; yanking and biting and tearing and pulling and gnawing at my body… like I was a hamburger." Finley almost lost consciousness as he attempted to fight the dogs off. He would most likely have died if a heroic neighbor did not see the attack and rushed to help. The neighbor managed to beat the dogs with a baseball bat until the police arrived and fatally shot the dogs.
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After the dog attacks, the owner of the pitbulls came forward to authorities. He was ticketed for failing to keep his dogs under control and for not having the proper city licenses for the dogs. He was ultimately fined $2,000 for the dog attacks.
Today, Joseph Finley is in slow and painful recovery from last year's dog attacks. While the actual attacks only lasted a few minutes, he will feel the effects for the rest of his life. His recovery process is much slower and he continues to suffer from his injuries. He has a temporary prosthesis and is still in the process of relearning how to walk. Despite his injuries, Joseph Finley hopes to one day be able to run again.
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Today, MLSsoccer.com recapped D.C. United's 2012 campaign in a series of spotlight articles. Below is a highlight video the Black-and-Red's comeback season.
As part of a recent gotsoccer.com contest, Academy brothers Mike and Jack Daunt submitted videos of their tennis ball juggling skills. The brothers have been selected as finalists, and you can vote for them online.
Mike Daunt is part of the D.C. United Academy U-13 squad, while older brother Jack plays for the U-15s. The Academy is on a winter break and will return to action in January. Read all Academy and youth news.
Do you ever wonder what professional athletes do during the offseason? It's easy to keep up with D.C. United players through their Tweets.
For veteran captain Dwayne De Rosario, work never stops. DeRo plays an active role in his winter camp series:
Was real nice to see all the kids at my #derofutbol development & power training session today. Keep up the good work the future is bright!
— Dwayne De Rosario (@dwaynederosario) December 8, 2012
Chris Pontius and Perry Kitchen catch up on their favorite TV shows and movies:
Cool runnings on earlier...now Home Alone is on. Becoming best friends with the couch today
— Chris Pontius (@ChrisPontius13) December 11, 2012
Dexter and Homeland were intense! Season Finales gonna be crazy!
— Perry Kitchen (@PerryKitchen23) December 10, 2012
Dejan Jakovic shares his passion for DC sports:
MNF - playoffs at stake! couldn't have picked a better game to go to! #skins @chrispontius13 @ethanwhite15
— Dejan Jakovic (@DejanJakovic) December 3, 2012
Wizards playing some good basketball right now vs the Heat
— Dejan Jakovic (@DejanJakovic) December 5, 2012
Brandon McDonald travels visit friends and family:
Arizona bound!!
— Brandon McDonald (@BMcDonald4) December 10, 2012
Morning view this morning out here in La Jolla, Ca!! #westCoastLiving twitter.com/BMcDonald4/sta…
— Brandon McDonald (@BMcDonald4) November 29, 2012
Hello NYC!! #5thAve #AuthenticCubanFood #Sophies #itis twitter.com/BMcDonald4/sta…
— Brandon McDonald (@BMcDonald4) November 26, 2012
Bill Hamid and Ethan White keep themselves physically and mentally fit:
Off to training
— Bill Hamid (@BillHamid28) December 13, 2012
Early morning workouts starting today. #leggoo
— Ethan White (@EthanWhite15) December 5, 2012
MLS announced the 2013 MLS Combine Invite list today. The initial list is comprised of 54 of the top NCAA Division I players from the past season.
Former D.C. United Academy midfielder Uwem Etuk was selected to the list, after a successful collegiate career with West Virginia. Etuk saw time in 75 matches for the Mountaineers, notching eight goals and 18 assists.
In his time with the Academy, Etuk played alongside current United defender Ethan White. Today, White gave a shout out to his former teammate on Twitter:
Good luck to my boy @uetuk10 at the MLS Combine. Former DCU academy teammate. Would love to see our whole U18 team make it.
— Ethan White (@EthanWhite15) December 11, 2012
Yesterday, Grantland.com released their Designated Player: 2012 MLS Awards. In the category of Fans of the Year, they awarded the fans and supporters of the Black-and-Red.
PHOTOS - D.C. United fans at Red Bull Arena
United fans are recognized for their display of loyalty amidst a tough playoff series against New York. A series which saw buses full of D.C. United fans travel not one night, but two nights in a row up to Red Bull Arena in the blistering cold. Since their 1996 inaugural campaign, United has been proud to boast some of the most passionate and supportive fans in all of MLS.
The same article also mentions D.C. United Head Coach Ben Olsen as a runner-up for Coach of the Year. Olsen lead D.C. to the best home record in the league, and took the team to the playoffs for the first time in five year.
READ: The Designated Player: 2012 MLS Awards
On Friday night the Georgetown Men's Soccer Team made school history when they qualified for the NCAA National Championship match for the first time. The Hoyas battled neighbor school, the University of Maryland to a 4-4 draw in regular-time.
Former D.C. United Academy midfielder Tyler Rudy, a sophomore at Georgetown, played his part with an assist on the first Hoyas goal in the 33rd minute. Eventually the sides would meet for penalty kicks, and Georgetown would come out on top 4-3.
The local boys make their first National Championship appearance this Sunday at 2:00 PM against seven-time National Champions the Indiana Hoosiers. Watch the match on ESPNU or at WatchESPN.com, with commentary by Glenn Davis and Taylor Twellman.
Having trouble with gift ideas for the special soccer fan in your life? No matter who you're shopping for, we've got you covered.
Gifts for Him:
2012/2013 Authentic Long Sleeve Jersey - Long sleeves make this jersey the perfect gear for spring soccer, and the D.C. United fan in your life. The slim fit jersey comes in both traditional home black and a white away option. Please note that jerseys customized with a player's name and number can not be exchanged or returned for any reason.
Long Sleeve Training Tee - Train like the pros all offseason with a new long sleeve training top from adidas.
Gifts for Her:
2012/2013 Authentic Long Sleeve Jersey - The slim fit design makes this jersey ideal for female fans. With long sleeves, it makes for a great way to support the Black-and-Red in any weather. Authentic jerseys come in both traditional home black and a white away option. Please note that jerseys customized with a player's name and number can not be exchanged or returned for any reason.
Scrunch Neck Hoodie - Stay warm in this officially licensed women's pullover from adidas.
Gifts for Kids:
Knit Hat & Gloves - Toddler Set- Whether you are watching a soccer game, or playing in the snow, keep the little ones warm with this matching D.C. United hat and glove set. Jackets and other outdoor gear are also available for young D.C. United fans.
Youth T-shirts- The Team Store carries sizes for kids of all ages, from infant up. Now at the lowest prices of the season, choose from one of eight t-shirt designs for the kids.
My First Cap & Tee - The tradition continues. Have you recently welcomed a new member of the family? Get them ready for the 2013 season with this onesie and cap set.
Gifts for Everyone:
D.C. United Holiday Pack - The Holiday Pack comes complete with the top four matches of the year (2013 home opener, LA Galaxy, New York Red Bulls, 2013 regular season home finale/Fan Appreciation Night) and one D.C. United ornament for each seat purchased. Supplies are limited and this pack is only available until Monday, December 17.
The only thing between you and a Volkswagen is the dotted line - The Volkswagen Sign Then Drive event is back and it's never been easier to get a new Volkswagen. Because for a limited time, you can get most new models, including the Jetta and Passat, for practically just your signature. But you've got to hurry because these great deals will be gone before the ink is dry. That's the Power of German Engineering.More information.
Holiday theme gifts - From wrapping paper to ornaments to hats, the D.C. United Team Store has you covered for all of your holiday themed gifts.
In order to guarantee delivery by December 24, products ordered from the D.C. United Team Store must be ordered by: December 19 (ground shipping), December 20 (two-day air), December 21 (overnight)
Congratulations to the D.C. United U-16 Development Academy who will go into their winter break as the number one team in the nation. The Academy is the only division leader who boasts an undefeated record over the first 13 matches. With a 2.69 points per game average, they also lead their age-group in goals. 15 year old Gerson Umana, sits atop the individual standings with 11 goals on the season.
The US Development Academy season starts in September and goes through the following June. The winter break falls between December and March.
From Left: Ethan White, Chris Pontius, Brian Orakpo (Redskins #98), Fred Davis (Redskins #83), Kurt Morsink, Dejan Jakovic. Photo Credit: Washington Redskins
Last night, defender Dejan Jakovic, midfielder Chris Pontius and defender Ethan White, as well as Scouting Coordinator Kurt Morsink, watched RGIII lead the Washington Redskins (6-6) to a 17-16 grudge match win over the New York Giants (7-5).
While the G-Men have the overall edge in this rivalry – compiling a 93-65-4 record and winning four Super Bowls over the Redskins' three – the exciting talent of rookie QB Robert Griffin III has Washington prime to change the tides. Comparably, D.C. United has dominated its series against Atlantic Cup Foes New York Red Bulls, posting an all-time 32-20-9 mark. In fact, no other club has defeated a team as much the Black-and-Red has beat the Red Bulls.
Tweet Tweet - United players share pictures and thoughts from their Monday Night Football experience
Anyone else heading to the Redskins game tonight? Pumped for this tailgate @ethanwhite15 @dejanjakovic @diesel50gut
— Chris Pontius (@ChrisPontius13) December 3, 2012
MNF - playoffs at stake! couldn't have picked a better game to go to! #skins @chrispontius13 @ethanwhite15
— Dejan Jakovic (@DejanJakovic) December 3, 2012
We here! @diesel50gut party bus! Me and @ethanwhite15 twitter.com/ChrisPontius13…
— Chris Pontius (@ChrisPontius13) December 3, 2012
Tailgating with the boys. Shoutout to @diesel50gut with the sick Skins bus. twitter.com/EthanWhite15/s…
— Ethan White (@EthanWhite15) December 3, 2012
Big win by the skins!
— Dejan Jakovic (@DejanJakovic) December 4, 2012
Pontius, DeLeon, Hamid and Kitchen all ascend December's list after impressive MLS Cup playoff appearances
Chris Pontius, Nick DeLeon, Bill Hamid and Perry Kitchen all increased their player ratings from November to December in American Soccer Now's (ASN) 100. Voted on by the likes of former U.S. Men's National Team players (USMNT) – Jimmy Conrad, Alexi Lalas and Kyle Martino – as well as members of the soccer media, such as Grant Wahl, Jason Davis and Brian Sciaretta, among others, the list ranks the American player pool from 1-100.
Moving up three spots to #22, Pontius looks prime to earn a spot in the USMNT's upcoming January camp. In the biggest Black-and-Red jump for the month, DeLeon catapulted 11 spots to #50. The rookie had two goals in the MLS playoffs – United's first post-season appearance since 2007 – including the game-winner against the New York Red Bulls in Leg 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Hamid shows up not far behind, at #52 (up two spots from November), jumping ahead of Chicago Fire netminder Sean Johnson. And 20-year-old Perry Kitchen continues his gradual ascend, climbing six spots up to #64.
The next USMNT camp will occur on Jan. 14, and will include no more than 23 players. Typically pooling from MLS and players in the Scandinavian leagues, DeLeon, Hamid, Kitchen and Pontius could very well be in the mix. Immediately following this camp (and a possible friendly), Head Coach Jurgen Klinsmann will select the roster that will kickstart the Hexagonal Round of 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying on Feb. 6 against Honduras.


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NBA Calendar
Updated: November 15, 2012, 8:28 AM ET
Associated Press
Feb. 15-17 -- NBA All-Star weekend (Houston).
Feb. 21 -- Trade deadline.
April 20 -- Playoffs begin.
June 6 -- NBA Finals begin (possible swithc to June 4).
June 20 -- Last possible date for NBA Finals (possible switch to June 18).
June 27 -- NBA draft.
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Known as part of "the Purchase Mafia" thanks to her status as one of the many illustrious alumni of the State University of New York at Purchase, Edie Falco is one of America's most well-respected television and film actresses. A native of Brooklyn, Falco, who is of Sicilian heritage, was born in 1963. She got her professional start acting in fellow-Purchase alum Hal Hartley's films, most notably Trust (1991), which cast her as the unrepentantly trampy older sister of a pregnant cheerleader (Adrienne Shelly). Falco spent the 1990s dividing her time and talent between TV and film, doing recurring work on such series as Homicide: Life on the Street and Law and Order, and appearing in a slew of diverse films that included Woody Allen's Bullets over Broadway (1994) and The Addiction (1995).
In 1997, Falco began earning kudos for her performance as Officer Diane Whittlesey on the HBO prison drama Oz; she stayed with the show for two years, after which she garnered even greater acclaim for her work on another HBO series, The Sopranos. Cast as Carmela Soprano, wife of Mafioso Tony Soprano, Falco won both a 1999 Emmy and a 2000 Golden Globe for her work on the show. The growing respect and recognition she garnered for her television work was ably complemented by the acclaim she was increasingly receiving for her work on the big screen; after winning an Independent Spirit Award for her role in the noirish Cost of Living (1997), she gave a strong portrayal of a jailed mother in Morgan J. Freeman's Hurricane Streets (1997). In 1999, Falco earned her strongest screen notices to date for her title role in Eric Mendelsohn's Judy Berlin, portraying an aspiring actress trying to break out of her small Long Island town.
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Though a preternaturally gifted actor by any standard,
Gabriel Macht
endured years of underutilization by Hollywood. He officially debuted as a child actor at the age of 8 with a small role in director
Larry Peerce
's critically maligned, family-friendly romance
Why Would I Lie?
(1980), but remained offscreen until his late twenties, when he reemerged as a film star with supporting roles in the romantic comedies
The Adventures of Sebastian Cole
(1998) and
101 Ways (The Things a Girl Will Do to Keep Her Volvo)
(2000), and a regular turn as Mark Gabriel on television's psychological thriller series
The Others
then bided his time for several years in action yarns unworthy of his abilities, including
Joel Schumacher
Bad Company
(2002) and
Roger Donaldson
The Recruit
(2003). The course of
's career, however, changed with 2004's
John Travolta
alcoholism drama
A Love Song for Bobby Long
, which afforded the thespian third billing after
Scarlett Johansson
. In it,
delivered a searing portrayal of Lawson Pines, an alcoholic writer in the American south. He followed it up with a key supporting role in
Robert de Niro
's critically acclaimed historical saga
The Good Shepherd
(2006), and tackled the lead in director
Frank Miller
The Spirit
(2008), a supernaturally charged action saga about a masked crime fighter. Though The Spirit disappeared at the box office, Macht continued to work steadily appearing in Whiteout, Love and Other Drugs, Mille Man, and A Bag of Hammers over the next few years. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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A relentless government assassin (Robert Patrick) stalks the Detroit S.W.A.T. team in this explosive urban action thriller. Paul Cutler (Gabriel Macht) knows a thing or two about diffusing tense situations. An LAPD cop and anti-terrorism expert who accepts a job teaching hostage rescue tactics in Detroit, Cutler finds his reputation on the line after responding to a domestic dispute call black-ops hit man Walter Hatch (Patrick) and failing to save the hostage. Now, Walter is back, and he won't stop until the entire S.W.A.T. team is dead. Giancarlo Esposito and Kristanna Loken co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Handsome and charming pharmaceutical rep Jamie (Jake Gyllenhaal) falls head over heels for radiant free spirit Maggie (Anne Hathaway), and together the two people who never thought they would fall in love discover that their intense chemistry is more powerful than any drug on the market. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Luke Wilson, Giovanni Ribisi, and Gabriel Macht headline director/co-screenwriter George Gallo's fact-based period comedy detailing the rise of the internet porn business in the mid-'90s. Businessman Jack Harris (Wilson) made his living solving other people's problems. Wayne Beering (Ribisi) and Buck Dolby (Macht) were two technological innovators with a plan to make a mint by selling pornography online. When Jack met Wayne and Buck, it was a match made in money heaven. Before long the trio was making 200,000 dollars a day, but it wouldn't last. When a young porn star begins muscling Jack from one side and the FBI starts asking questions on the other, the foolproof plan to get wealthy beyond his wildest dreams becomes an inescapable trap that threatens to break up his family and destroy his livelihood. Kelsey Grammer, Kevin Pollack, Terry Crews, and Christopher McDonald co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A U.S. marshall tracking a vicious murderer through the Antarctic must locate the killer before the sun sets for six months, or risk being trapped in the dark with the madman for months on end in director Dominic Sena's adaptation of the graphic novel series by Greg Rucka. U.S. marshall Carrie Stetko (Kate Beckinsale) has been stationed at Antarctica's South Pole research base for two years, and now after turning in her resignation she's looking forward to finally going home. The last plane out leaves in just three days, and just after that Antarctica will not see the sun again for another 24 weeks. Then, just 72 hours before she is set to escape the coming darkness, a body is discovered in the ice -- prompting the first murder investigation ever to take place on the desolate Antarctic Circle continent. Little does Carrie realize that she's suddenly been thrust into a mystery over 60 years in the making, and that the killer is ready to strike again in order to protect a grim secret. Now, as the death toll starts to rise, loyalties shift, and a massive series of whiteouts blow bitter winds across the frozen landscape, the U.S. marshall who wanted nothing more than to escape the cold must work around the clock to catch a killer before the blinding white snow gives way to the deadly darkness of winter. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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One Way to Valhalla
A devout gear-head finds his life thrown into a tailspin after losing his beloved 1970 Plymouth Barracuda and suffering a head injury that alters his entire personality. Upon completing his sentence in home detention, Bo Durant (Gabriel Macht) loads up on liquor and fires up his engine. But when the cops catch Bo and throw his car in impound, the booze-fueled joyride comes to a sudden end. When all attempts to get back his beloved Barracuda fail, Bo bites the bullet and starts riding his car to work. Then one day, while peddling home, Bo gets struck by a speeding car and suffers some bizarre side effects from his injuries. Subsequently unable to relate to his wife Jenny (Kim Dickens) or communicate with his best friends Raina (Kate Walsh) and Glen (Brad William Hanke), the homebound car lover finds that the only person who can understand him is his stepdaughter Dale (Alison Pill), who suspects that his injury has transformed him in ways no one can yet understand. When Dale attempts to protect Bo by shutting him off from the rest of the world, her rash actions threaten dire consequences. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A resurrected cop does battle with a villain whose quest for immortality threatens an entire metropolis in Sin City creator Frank Miller's adaptation of Will Eisner's acclaimed graphic novel. When a rookie cop is brutally killed and mysteriously brought back to life, he assumes the guise of The Spirit (Gabriel Macht) -- a masked crime fighter who prowls the shadows of Central City on a supernatural mission to keep the urban landscape safe. Upon discovering that his arch nemesis, The Octopus (Samuel L. Jackson), is determined to live forever even if it means wiping out the entire population of Central City, The Spirit must race to stop the diabolical villain from achieving his cold-blooded plan. But even with his unique powers, the brave masked crusader will face a series of deadly challenges as a bevy of treacherous beauties including deceptively sweet girl next door Ellen Dolan (Sarah Paulson), spitfire secretary Silken Floss (Scarlett Johansson), wraithlike siren Lorelei (Jaime King), seductive policewoman Morgenstern (Stana Katic), and French black widow Plaster of Paris (Paz Vega) set out to seduce or consume him at every turn; even The Spirit's one true love, a volatile jewel thief named Sand Saref (Eva Mendes), could ultimately destroy our hero before he accomplishes his mission of saving Central City. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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One man bears witness to the secret history of America during the Cold War in this drama directed by celebrated actor Robert De Niro. In 1939, Edward Wilson (Matt Damon) is a young man with a bright future ahead of him -- he's a top student at Yale and the protégé of one of the school's leading English professors, Dr. Fredericks (Michael Gambon). But Wilson's life changes dramatically when he's invited to join Yale's powerful secret society, Skull and Bones. Through his Skull and Bones connections, Wilson meets Sam Murach (Alec Baldwin), an mysterious FBI agent who asks Wilson to investigate charges that Fredericks is a Nazi sympathizer working with the German government. Later, at a Skull and Bones party, Wilson is introduced to Clover Russell (Angelina Jolie), the sister of one of his classmates and the daughter of a powerful politician; their one-night stand leaves Clover pregnant, and Wilson must leave the woman he loves, Laura (Tammy Blanchard), to wed Clover and give their child a name. Shortly after their wedding, thanks to his work with Murach, Wilson is invited to join the Office of Strategic Services, a military intelligence organization organized by Bill Sullivan (Robert De Niro), and Wilson accepts. Through World War II, Wilson serves with the OSS, and learns he can trust no one in the game of international espionage, which helps make him little more than a stranger to his wife, his son, and his few friends. As the OSS evolves into the Central Intelligence Agency after the war, Wilson becomes party to America's darkest and most dangerous secrets, and in the wake of the futile Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961, Wilson is forced to make a terrible choice between the security of his nation and the safety of his family. Inspired by the true-life story of CIA founder James J. Angleton, The Good Shepherd boasts an impressive supporting cast, including William Hurt, John Turturro, Billy Crudup, Joe Pesci, and Timothy Hutton.
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After nearly a half-a-century of silence, the final secret of Josef Stalin reveals itself to a former Oxford historian who is currently attending a Russian conference for the newly opened Soviet archives in a tense international thriller starring Daniel Craig (Casino Royale). Fluke Kelso (Craig) is on his way out of Russia when an unexpected visit from an ex-officer of the Soviet Secret Police offers hints of a deadly scandal. Later, when the mysterious former agent is found brutally slain, Kelso enlists the aid of the man's daughter Zinaida in finding the answer to a mystery that was presumably buried along with the Soviet Union dictator back in 1953. When Fluke and Zinaida travel to the remote Russian seaport of Archangel in search of the elusive truth, the vengeance of both the Russian authorities and the dangerous underworld threatens to silence them both and keep Stalin's secret buried for yet another half-a-century. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Bobby Long (John Travolta) is a washed up former literature professor with a voracious drinking habit. He lives in a rundown house in New Orleans with Lawson Pines (Gabriel Macht of The Recruit), his former star pupil, also an alcoholic. Lawson is allegedly writing a novel about Bobby. Their depressive little corner of the world is disrupted when Lorraine, the beloved eccentric singer who owns their house, dies. Her teenage daughter, Pursy (Scarlett Johansson), who hasn't seen her mother in years, arrives in town too late for the funeral, and crashes at the house. Afraid of being thrown out on the street, Bobby convinces Lawson to tell Pursy that the house has been left to all three of them. Pursy, having little else to do, decides to move in, and starts cleaning up the place, making it her own. Lawson is involved with Georgianna (Deborah Kara Unger), who works at the local bar, but he quickly develops a crush on the comely Pursy. The cantankerous Bobby seems determined to drive the girl away. As Pursy settles into the diverse little community, all of Lorraine's old friends tell her how much she looks like her mother, and she begins to uncover some startling truths about her family history. A Love Song for Bobby Long is based on the novel Off Magazine Street, by Ronald Everett Capps. It was adapted for the screen and directed by Shainee Gabel, who co-directed the documentary Anthem. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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A brilliant young man is tapped to join the elite branch of American intelligence, only to discover how complex and dangerous the job can really be in this suspense-drama. James Clayton (Colin Farrell) recently completed his studies at MIT, where he graduated at the top of his class and is pondering his next move while he works as a bartender at an upscale nightspot. One evening, Clayton is approached by Walter Burke (Al Pacino), a recruiter for the Central Intelligence Agency, who describes himself as "a scary judge of talent" and believes Clayton is just the sort of man the CIA is looking for. Clayton, who has little interest in an ordinary nine-to-five career and suspects his father (whom Burke claims to have known) worked for the Agency, accepts the offer and is soon sent to the CIA's secret training camp. It soon becomes obvious that Burke's intuition has not failed him; Clayton is smart, fast on his feet, a crack shot, and possesses a very agile mind. In training, Clayton notices a few things, most notably one of his fellow students, Layla (Bridget Moynahan), a beautiful woman whose skills equal his own. Clayton becomes quite infatuated with Layla, and after a fashion the attraction appears to be mutual, but Clayton has to keep in mind Burke's dictum that "nothing is as it seems," especially when Clayton is given a special assignment -- find the mole within the Agency's training program who is actually feeding information to America's enemies. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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One man goes above and beyond the call of duty (and possibly the limits of the law) to give a good friend the final send-off he wanted in this comedy drama, which was inspired by a true story. Phil Kaufman (Johnny Knoxville) is a self-described "road mangler" and "executive nanny" who minds the day-to-day business of a number of rock musicians, including the man he considers his best friend, country rock pioneer Gram Parsons (Gabriel Macht). Kaufman and Parsons share a deep love of the strangely beautiful deserts of California's Joshua Tree Park, and the two made a solemn pledge that whichever man outlived the other would take his dead friend's remains to Joshua Tree and release his spirit by setting fire to the body. When Kaufman gets word that Parsons has died of a drug overdose, he hops on his motorcycle to make good on his promise, but it doesn't take long for matters to get complicated -- Barbara Mansfield (Christina Applegate), one of Gram's many ex-girlfriends, arrives claiming to have a will declaring her the heir to his estate, and she isn't about to let Kaufman get in her way, while Stanley Parsons (Robert Forster), Gram's father, simply wants to pick up his son's body and take him back to New Orleans for burial. Not about to go back on his word, Kaufman has to scramble to claim Gram's body, and is forced to enlist the aid of Larry Oster-Berg (Michael Shannon), a slightly scrambled hippie who owns a hearse. Grand Theft Parsons features a cameo appearance from the real Phil Kaufman, whose autobiography Road Mangler Deluxe provided the basis for the screenplay. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Bad Company
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Dignified Oscar-winner Anthony Hopkins tries the buddy action-comedy on for size with this typically slick and bombastic offering from producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Hopkins stars as Gaylord Oakes, a CIA spy attempting -- along with his partner, Kevin Pope (Chris Rock) -- to secure a suitcase-sized nuclear bomb in Prague from a Russian black marketer (Peter Stormare). Just as the partners discover that another bidder for the device exists, they are ambushed and Pope is killed trying to protect Oakes. Desperate for the bomb's owners and their attackers to believe that Pope is still alive so that the deal can commence in ten days time, Oakes recruits his late partner's long-lost twin, ticket-scalping chess hustler Jake Hayes (also played by Rock), a small-time criminal who never knew he had a brother. Offered a sizable payday and the admiration of his student nurse girlfriend, Hayes agrees to undergo vigorous training and dangerous situations as he impersonates his brother and helps Oakes to remove the nuclear threat, but the new partners clash in every way possible, from personal discipline to musical taste. Meanwhile, the assassin of the real Kevin Pope sends another cadre of killers after the agent he believes is still alive. Bad Company co-stars Kerry Washington, Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon, Gabriel Macht, and Matthew Marsh. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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A television commercial for a Sega game system that aired during the 1999 MTV Music Video Awards landed debut director John Moore a gig behind the camera of this military action thriller. Owen Wilson stars as Lt. Chris Burnett, a naval aviator aboard the U.S.S. Carl Vinson who's frustrated with the strict "hands-off" political policies that prevent him from experiencing combat against hostile Bosnian forces in his F/A-18 Superhornet jet. Burnett's commander, Admiral Reigert (Gene Hackman), thinks that the brash pilot doesn't have what it takes to be in the millitary, but the eager young officer soon gets the chance to prove his mettle. While conducting a routine photographic reconnaissance over a remote area of the Balkans, Burnett captures grisly images that serve as proof of genocidal crimes, but his plane is blown out of the sky. He's soon pursued on the ground by the forces of Lokar (Olek Krupa), a Serbian paramilitary leader intent on covering up unthinkable crimes, while Reigert defies the NATO orders of his superior (Joaquim de Almeida) and risks his career to mount a covert rescue mission. Behind Enemy Lines (2001), the first of two back-to-back releases starring Wilson and Hackman (the other being The Royal Tenenbaums), also stars David Keith, Gabriel Macht, and Charles Malik Whitfield. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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This loosely fact-based oater attempts to mimic the youthful heartthrobs in Western garb formula of Young Guns (1988), as well as the cheeky humor and some plot elements of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). Colin Farrell stars as Jesse James, who returns home from the Civil War to his small hometown to find that a crooked railroad baron (Harris Yulin) has been illegally forcing the residents from the homesteads to make way for a new rail line. Enraged, James leads a band of outlaws including his brother Frank (Gabriel Macht), Cole Younger (Scott Caan), and Younger's brothers Bob (Will McCormack) and Jim (Gregory Smith) on a criminal spree of bank robbing. Although their Robin Hood-style tactics soon make them local heroes, the James-Younger gang members find themselves pursued by the dogged Allan Pinkerton (Timothy Dalton), the world's first "private eye." Along the way, Jesse also finds romance with Zee Mimms (Ali Larter), the daughter of a local doctor (Ronny Cox). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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The Others [TV Series]
Veteran screenwriters John Brancato and Michael Ferris created this
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101 Ways (The Things a Girl Will Do to Keep Her Volvo)
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Watson (Wendy Hoopes) is a woman in her early twenties who has recently graduated from college and is hoping to make a career for herself as a novelist. Looking for new horizons, Watson has left New York City for the more inviting climate of suburban Connecticut. However, Watson made the mistake of taking her mother's advice and buying a new Volvo, and while Watson dearly loves her car, now she has to find a way to keep up the payments. With jobs in her field not exactly easy to come by, Watson finds herself working a variety of odd and embarrassing jobs to cover her bills, ranging from supermarket checkout clerk to answering calls for a phone sex outfit. 101 Ways (The Things a Girl Will Do to Keep Her Volvo) was the first feature from writer and director Jennifer B. Katz. By the way, if leading lady Wendy Hoopes's voice sounds a bit familiar, it might be because she provided the voice of Jane Lane on the animated television series Daria. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Tod Williams made his feature directorial debut with this teen comedy-drama set in 1983. High school senior and writer wannabe Sebastian Cole (Adrian Grenier) survives a car accident in a remote Southwestern area near the trailer home of a Spanish-speaking woman. As she dresses his wounds, Sebastian looks back over the past year and his dysfunctional family life. After a divorce, Sebastian's near-alcoholic mother Joan (Margaret Colin) remarried. His architect father Hartley (John Shea) was more devoted to career than family. His sister Jessica (Marni Lustig) is off to the West Coast with her dullard boyfriend. Sebastian's stepfather Hank (Clark Gregg) plans a sex change. Since being married to a woman doesn't appeal to Joan, she returns to her native England with Sebastian. Months later, Sebastian moves back to his upstate New York hometown, rejoining Hank. However, Hank is now Henrietta, wearing makeup and women's clothing and serving as both a mother and father figure for Sebastian. Shown at the 1998 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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the colours, btw, (i know i always say this) are so gorgeous the brightness on the fire one, the blue kinda cobalty rust feel on the water one, the muddy earth feel on the grass one :) i like the look of the water and fire stage 1s most, but i refuse to write off the grass fella because he is totally feisty and cute, i am a grass man, AND all pokemon deserve to be treated with love and respenct KEEP figth nj
also wow checked your tumblr and gosh can't people be more considerate?? ALSO also i want that third stage water and fire to be it so bad aa
It's really pretty though, particularly the way you dressed it. I would have no troubles reading a short story with that gal at the reins.
ahaha i started drawing an ekans and got carried away ill color it later and probably change a few things i think are lazy, hopefully it will look less busy once there is color
Nice use of space, I like how the whole page is taken up, instead of it just being an ekans and a pikachu fighting. BTW, was this inked, then scanned and will be coloured on photoshop, or is this all photoshop?
The above piece is shaping up to be a Smog-cover-worthy artwork. I tip my hat to you sir. A luvdisc long overdue.
I now understand why there can be so many 'mons in one patch of grass. I love the details, the poison spewing out of Ekan's mouth, and the pokemon treasure hunt that comes as a bonus. Fix'd.
Aaah this is really wonderful! So ambitious! I love how much detail you can put in without it looking forced (something I struggle with so I really notice when someone does it well!) A couple critique points for you if you'd like: Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide It's not clear if Pikachu is holding on to Ekans or launching into an attack. I think the reason for this ambiguity is the position of his arms and body. His far arm is lined up to make sense with the position of his back, where his near arm is lined up to make sense with the position of his stomach, but there's a disconnect there. If he were holding onto Ekans I think you would see his body connecting from his neck to his stomach, where as here you have his stomach disappearing behind Ekans' body. I also think that the nearest tree could be a little larger based on the perspective.
like a million sketches or wips from my tumblr i havent bothered posting Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide
I really like the dashed style you're using at the moment, its very unique to you and works fantastically well. However you've got to be careful not too overuse it; A good example of this is the Kiwi drawing, its a really good sketch underneath - I can tell that much - but you've put so many lines over the top of the base colour it's begun to look tacky: As a rule I'd try and restrict the amount you apply to areas like the face which should be strong focal points. The same can be said for the fat lizard drawing, the effect has been overused to the point where it almost looks like you've spammed a texture. On the other hand the colour theory is lovely. I'd really like to know how you build up the effect, go about choosing your colours etc. I know I've just slated a couple of your bird drawings but some of them are real standouts. The secretary bird, humming bird and Hoatzin in particular. Also that Ho - Oh sketch is just wow, that might be one of my favourite lineart sketches I've ever seen. Especially those feet, perfect. Looking forward to a lot more.
woah now dont say i didnt warn you (Move your mouse to reveal the content) woah now dont say i didnt warn you (open) woah now dont say i didnt warn you (close) democratically elected to be the princess of the newly formed fat kingdom, marceline and princess bubblegum opt to help fionna fit the role
I love your work NJ...the speculated gen 6 evos, the birds...even the fatties, they're all so awesome! :D keep it up!
I wanted to make a mon that was dark by concept rather than by design, so I wanted to avoid black and grey colors and evil looks. I also wanted to draw my concepts from biblical and mythological history. My main dark type inspiration was the story from the bible of the false idol made for the Israelites by Aaron which took the image of a golden calf (called the sin of the calf). I equated sin and false idols with the opposite of god, aka "evilness" or "darkness". Images of the golden calf: 1 2 3 4 As can be seen from a couple of those photographs, often times cows were worshipped and adorned with laurels and flowers, which is where I drew the imagery for a grass type. Images of cows wearing fauna: 1 2 3 4 I chose to make the bull stand upright, akin to the minotaur, the evil half bull man of Greek mythology. I also gave it a pattern reminiscent of a tree, specifically referencing the original sin that occured at the tree of knowledge of good and evil. yay


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TJX Posts Double Digit Gains For Fiscal Q2 2014Tuesday August 20th, 2013 - 2:44PM
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The TJX Companies, Inc. has announced sales and earnings results for the second quarter ended August 3, 2013. Net sales for the second quarter of fiscal 2014 increased 8%, to $6.4 billion, and consolidated comparable store sales for the quarter increased 4% over last year's reported 7% increase. Net income for the second quarter was $480 million. Second quarter diluted earnings per share were $.66, an 18% increase over last year's $.56, which represented a 24% increase over the prior year's EPS. Comparable store sales at the company's HomeGoods division showed an 8% increase, $690 million, as compared with the same period last fiscal year where sales were $598 million. "We are very pleased with our above-plan second quarter results which were achieved over high year-over-year comparisons for quarterly comp sales and EPS growth. Consolidated comparable store sales increased 4% over a 7% reported increase last year and earnings per share grew 18% over last year's 24% increase," Carol Meyrowitz, CEO of The TJX Companies, Inc., said. "With our above-plan second quarter results, we are raising our full-year guidance. The third quarter is off to a solid start and we see many opportunities for the second half of the year and beyond. We remain confident that our strong top- and bottom-line growth will continue and we will grow TJX to be a $40 billion-plus company." For the first half of fiscal 2014, net sales were $12.6 billion, an 8% increase over last year. Consolidated comparable store sales for the first half of fiscal 2014 increased 3% over last year's reported 8% increase. Net income for the first half of fiscal 2014 was $932 million. First half fiscal 2014 diluted earnings per share were $1.28, a 15% increase over last year's $1.11, which represented a 32% increase over the prior year's adjusted EPS. Tags: home goods • marshalls • tj maxx • tjx • retail financials • comp store sales gains • Housewares • Cookware & Bakeware • Vacuum Cleaners/Electric Cleaning • Health & Personal Care • Home DĂ©cor • Home Environment • Small Electrics • Organization & Cleaning • Tabletop • Gadgets & Kitchen Tools • Retail • Financials • |
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Posted: Feb 11, 2013 5:10 PM by Associated Press
Updated: Feb 11, 2013 5:10 PM
CHICAGO (AP) - Authorities say they've filed murder charges in the death of a 15-year-old honor student who was shot last month near the Chicago home of President Barack Obama.
Chicago police spokeswoman Melissa Stratton said Monday that two young men are charged with first-degree murder in connection to the Jan. 29 death of Hadiya (hy-DEE'-uh) Pendleton.
They also are charged with two counts of attempted murder and aggravated battery with a firearm. Their names haven't been released.
Police say Pendleton was talking with friends in a Chicago park when one suspect ran toward the group and opened fire. The gunman then fled in a car.
The shooting made national headlines after it was reported that Pendleton had recently returned from Washington, where she'd performed during inauguration festivities with her high school band.
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sneak peak of my first character mod. I still gta tweak her dialogue and add stats to her. I'm gna upload her fr everyone after that, but i also want to implement more things on her after everything settles down and I learn how. So i'm gna update her later on . What do you guys think? I tried to make her look lore friendly >_< when I drew her.
With papercut's suggestion considering she's a dom, I think giving her the ability to have the piggies as her eternal servants when she pimp slaps them is a good idea =). Gna have to turn off the pooping when you feed them though so it's fair, so you'll get a possy of pigpeople.
As for a custom weapon, I'm gna have her have a range type. She'll be throwing the skull of the people that pissed her off. I'm gna give the skulls an effect too.
I also wanna give her a companion that acts like a torch when she gets hit with darkness. It'll act like willow's fire thing. I think it's more balance if there's a time limit. What do you guys think?
Feel free to give suggestions too since this is my first mod so I'm still exploring and learning =)


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