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Goal The goal is to develop a revolutionary solid-state gamma-ray detector suitable for use in harsh environment downhole gas and oil exploration.
Performer General Electric Global Research Center, Niskayuna, New York 12309
Packaged gamma sensor prototype with scintillator end shown at bottom
Benefits The development of a high-temperature, solid-state photodetector fabricated from silicon carbide will circumvent current temperature limitations for gamma detectors as silicon carbide devices can survive and perform at temperatures above 200° C. The new detector will offer two main advantages over current detectors. First, it will be able to operate at higher temperatures, which will allow for deeper drilling and exploration. Second, because the solid-state photodetector has a higher immunity to shock and vibration, it will have a longer life downhole. Both of these advantages will help to reduce the risk and costs for deep drilling.
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The temperature limitation of PMT-based technologies represents the most significant economic motivation for developing an alternative detector. This limitation represents a barrier to discovering reserves at greater depths; exploration companies would like to drill deeper while retaining the ability to use the intelligence from gamma detection. The temperature gradient for drilling into the earth is dependent on geographical location and may vary widely, in the range of 850° C/1,000 meters.
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Work during the second phase of the program will include: 1) optimization of the final APD design, 2) growth and characterization of full scintillator crystals of the selected composition, 3) arrangement of the APD device packaging, 4) development of the necessary optical coupling between scintillator and APD, and 5) characterization of the combined elements as a full detector system prepared for commercialization.
Summary The following accomplishments, arranged by general category, have been recorded since the start of the project.
First, the critical parameters driving the technical specifications were determined:
Second, modeling and simulation tools were refined and applied:
Accomplishments, categorized under each of the key detector components, include:
Silicon Carbide Avalanche Photodiode Development
Scintillator Development
Optical Coupler
System Packaging & Prototype Development
In addition, the performers consulted with oil well drilling customers to collect voice of the customer feedback on how and when the sensor system developed under this program might be best implemented.
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Flex electronics attached to APD sub-mount.
Recommendations for Improving Tool Performance The fact that the SiC APD detector did not detect any gamma radiation can be explained by the fact that the detectable minimum of photoelectrons for the SiC APD arrays was 300, while an actual value of absorbed photons was 12. It is thought that by improving the components of the gamma sensor system, namely the SiC APDs as well as the LaX3 scintillator, would lead to better results,
This program has provided the means to understand the system model, the system design elements that have yielded success in construction as well as the overall approach to detect gammas at 200 °C. With that in mind, there are several approaches proposed in order to improve a performance of the sensor. These may be used in combination to arrive at the energy resolution requirements initially determined in GEs voice of the customer sessions conducted early on in the program. These include:
Current Status (February 2008) The project is complete. The final report is available below under "Additional Information".
Project Start Date: May 11, 2004 Project End Date: August 10, 2007
DOE Contribution: $1,319,474 Performer Contribution: $329,869
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A great place for a special treat, especially when the reduced price menu is on early eve or early week. I agree, not great for vegetarians, but impeccable service and great atmosphere.
Lucy Sun Oct 7 2012Rated as: 4/5 -
Went to Fredericks with 7 friends last night and I must be honest, the menu at Fredericks is really disappointing! Being vegetarian there was only two options to choose from, and the one was out of stock. The result was that there was ons pasta dish available, over priced and extremely tasteless. The desert menu is ok, with a decent choice. Overall I would say don't waste your time, unless you like tasteless and over priced food. The waiters are even worse... Everything you ask is an effort for them, and don't think they offer to get you a drink, for that you've got to walk to the bar to order! And then there's the 12.5 % service charge... But no service.
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Me and my girlfriend went to Fredericks on quiet Wednesday evening. Unfortunately even if you book the table in advance they can't guarantee you good table, as any table can be given to bigger company and you have to pray them to get a table in good location. The food was OK, but just OK not fine for such an high-end restaurant they claim they are applying such a high price policy for their menu. Portions were very tiny so we left this place half empty paid for starters+main course+desert something around 90 pounds.
What's about service it was really not worth 12.5% we paid for them as a service charge ( how can argue and don't pay it in front of your girlfriend? ). Wine glasses were always empty and we had to wait at least 10 minutes for them to be filled, same for water, bread was offered just once and we had to wait 8 minutes for empty plates to be removed although 6! waiters were working around.
Also they claim, that they can offer 50% TasteCard discount, but actually we were offered just fixed 15 pounds discount without any explanation, so it was like rip-off for me. As conclusion: for such a price you can find excellent service, big portions and better ambience in any posh Mayfair restaurants and not in tiny family-run place in Islington.AB Thu Aug 25 2011Rated as: 1/5 -
On 12/11/10, my husband and I went to Fredericks. It was Friday, but it was early, 6pm, so fairly quiet. You could tell it was quiet, as there were waiting staff standing around. Unfortunately, standing around looking bored does not mean being attentive to customers.
Our menus came, but it was c.10mins before a waiter came to take our order. We ordered our meal and wine. I'd finished my water and my husband had almost finished his. The waitress came to change the cutlery. Not a single word was said to us, no hello, nothing. Nor did she notice that we needed more water. Wine arrived halfway through our starter. We asked the waiter for water. Starters finished and we waited patiently for our water. Eventually we had to ask another waiter for it.
I'm quite happy to pour my own wine, but if Fredericks insists on keeping the bottle with the waiting staff, I think it is their responsibility to ensure that our glasses are filled. Yes, you guessed it, we finished our wine. I pointed out to my husband that there were four members of staff standing near the serving area and not noticing our empty wine glasses. I bet him that if I went to the loo, I'd come back and still find our wine glasses empty. I won the bet, so we had to ask the waitress for our wine.
The mains arrived at c.6.50pm, steak and chips. Firstly, Fredericks may think it looks attractive to have a steak on a plate and then the bearnaise sauce in a little pot on the plate and chips on a dish also placed on the plate, but all this 'fancy stuff' does is tell the diner that the restaurant is trying to make the plate look full when the steak is small and there are hardly any chips on the plate. Anyway I asked the waitress for mustard and Worcestershire sauce and then waited and waited and waited for it. Meanwhile my meal was getting colder and colder and seven minutes later she came back with the sauces. Regardless of how many dishes they crammed on the plate, the steak was tough and gristly.
Oh, yes, then our wine glasses were empty again. This time the staff weren't standing around, even worse some of them were walking up and down the dining room, unfortunately just exercising, not being attentive, as none of them noticed the empty wine glasses so we had to ask again. I said to the waiter 'Please just fill my husband's glass', obviously they have listening problems too, as he still filled mine.
We were very disappointed with our visit as in the past although the food has been 'ok' what made up for it was the good service. I hope last night's experience was not a sign of how service is going to be in the future. However, I doubt very much if we'll find out too soon, as it may be a long while before we return after that experience!
Not a contender for Ramsey's Best Restaurant in terms of food or service.
Elle Mon Nov 15 2010 -
Terrible food-cold & overcooked. One of our party waited 10 extra minutes for his main only for them to bring the wrong dish. He was then told if he wanted what he ordered it would be another 30 mins! A fight broke out on another table & staff did nothing. Extremely overpriced, it seems they are trying to do too much & fit in as many covers as possible at the expense of decent service. It doesn't deserve the hype. And I do hope the nice owners realise the staff are largely unhelpful, unfriendly, and somewhat incompetant.
Jennywren Sun Aug 22 2010 -
Beautiful surroundings, good starter that was unfortunately followed by finding two cockroaches at two separate occasions. Upon trying to alert the manager discreetly this manner, was some what ignored. This is not something I have ever found neither something that is acceptable considering his manner or indeed the large bill that followed
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We have provided every bit of information that we have and we will continue to provide information about -- Democrats don't want to investigation this nature look they've got so much to hide that it's happening.
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Marc Flores was so certain he was going to be drafted in Major League Baseball's amateur draft earlier this month that he didn't entertain college offers.
Major league scouts had spoken to him all spring. A day before the draft, the Cleveland Indians even texted him, asking what round would it take for him to sign with them.
"A lot of scouts kept telling me I was going to get drafted,'' the Hartnell College All-American first baseman said. "I wanted to go pro.''
It didn't happen.
Flores watched all 40 rounds and 1,200-plus players selected. His name was not one of them.
"It felt like I was stabbed in the heart,'' Flores said.
Rather than remain bitter, the former King City three-sport standout took a plunge into the unknown.
The 6-foot-5, 230-pound power-hitting Flores has accepted a baseball scholarship to the University of Hawaii — sight unseen.
"It's going to be a whole new experience,'' said Flores, who has never been to Hawaii even for a vacation. "I choose not to take a visit because I wanted to be surprised. My parents are nervous. But we felt this was a good thing."
The left-handed-hitting Flores put up triple-crown type numbers for the Panthers last year, hitting .329 with eight bombs and 34 runs batted in. He also had 10 stolen bases.
Flores will push for a starting job at first base, where he could be part of an infield that includes second baseman and Monterey High graduate Stephen Ventimilia.
"I don't know him personally, but I know what he can do," Ventimilia said. "And what he can do is fill our need of a left-handed power hitter.''
The two likely will not meet until both are in Hawaii. Ventimilia is playing on a summer league team in Wenatchee, Wash., that is ranked No. 6 in the nation.
Flores is playing on a summer league team in San Luis Obispo. He has seven home runs in the team's first 25 games and he went 5-for-5 on Sunday with four doubles.
"Stephen has played with a lot of my friends,'' Flores said. "It's always cool to have someone from your area on the same team. I'm looking forward to meeting him.''
Hawaii was in need of some power from the left-handed side of the plate. As a team, it hit just 14 homers all spring from both sides. Flores has 15 home runs in the last four months between Hartnell and his summer team.
"Balls fly out to right on our field,'' said Ventimilia, who led the Rainbows in hits last year as a freshman.
Prior to the Major League Baseball amateur draft, Flores had talks with Hawaii, but didn't take them seriously as he assumed he was going to be drafted.
"I went through a pre-draft workout with the Brewers and felt I did well,'' Flores said.
Another call from Hawaii after the draft got Flores' attention.
"They bumped up my scholarship,'' Flores said.
Hawaii, which went 30-25 overall last season, is moving to the Big West Conference next season.
"It's a stronger conference,'' Flores said. "Plus a lot of our road games will be on the West Coast. That will enable my family to come watch me play. That was important to me."
While Flores was recruited as a first baseman, he was told he could see action at third base or either corner outfield position.
"I don't care where I play,'' Flores said. "I just want to get on the field and help Hawaii win. I can adapt. I'm excited. It's a complete turnaround to how I felt a couple of weeks ago.''
Hawaii had two players drafted earlier this month and a first rounder in 2011. Flores hopes to keep the tradition up for the program next spring.
"I'm going to take the fuel of not being drafted and take the sadness and turn it into positive energy and do well at Hawaii,'' Flores said. "I get another year of baseball under my belt. I feel fortunate.''
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Good news from CNN and Lufthansa; it is looking good for our arrival tomorrow night. There is some talk about the closure being unnecessary. I think the truth is we know more about ash clouds than we knew before.
I read and listened to the pilots who few into these clouds in 1982 and 1989 and they lost all power in all there engines. I do NOT want to be on a plane that louses all power! I get the impression that these pilots thought that flying through ash would like flying through water vapor and discovered that flying through an ash cloud was much different.
As I understand it airlines and manufactures have made test flights and analyzed the data and it turns out it is safe. (Well, maybe it is safe; nobody cashed today :)).
The only way to live well in this world is to trust others. I chose to trust that the shut down was good and prudent. I also chose to believe that the reopening was because there is good data to support that flying is now safe. (As opposed to believing they are reopened because the airlines put pressure on authorities to open because they were lousing money. A possibility I chose not to believe).
I also believe that the airport will be very crowded tomorrow. I believe that every seat on the plane will be filled and it will be a pretty uncomfortable flight. But, I will be in Phoenix for the celebration of my friend's wedding, 50th Birthday party and just a generally good time. I am really looking forward to the weekend!


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Weyburn native PGA player Graham DeLaet ended up with a -7 overall score which left him tied for 55th place at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, held in the birthplace of golf, in Scotland.
This gave him a purse of 11,481 euros, or $14,493 in Canadian dollars. There was a field of 168 golfers, and the cut was set at 70th place.
The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is part of the European Tour. The tournament was held in Scotland on Oct. 4 to 7, with DeLaet competing on three different courses, the Old Course at St. Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns.
DeLaet started on the Carnoustie course for his first round. He had back-to-back birdies on holes four and five in the front nine. Then for the back nine, shot bogeys on holes 11 and 17, and another birdie on hole 13.
The first round score for DeLaet was 71, one-under-par.
Competing on the Kingsbarns course for round two, DeLaet scored a bogey on hole one, a birdie on hole two and a bogey on hole three. He was able to capture three back-to-back birdies on holes five, six and seven, then another birdie on hole nine.
During the back nine, he shot only pars for the course. DeLaet had a final score of 69 for round two, three under par.
In round 3, at St. Andrew's, DeLaet scored 35 and 34 for a total of 69 or three under par; this included three birdies and two bogies on the front nine, and an eagle, a birdie and a bogie on the back nine.
For his fourth round, also at St. Andrew's, DeLaet shot a 33 then a 39 for a total of 72 or par on the day. For the front nine, he notched three birdies and the rest par, and on the back nine he hit two bogies, a double-bogie and a birdie to finish with 39.
DeLaet's fall schedule was not available by publication deadlines for the Review.
For the Professional Golf Association Tour, DeLaet is sitting 53rd on the FedExCup standings. DeLaet needed to be in the top 125 to retain his PGA Tour Card for another year. His Official World Golf Ranking is 157.


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An instigator of some of the more groundbreaking developments in twentieth-century comedy,
John Cleese
is one of Britain's best-known actors, writers, and comedians. Famous primarily for his comic efforts, such as the television series
Fawlty Towers
and the exploits of the
Monty Python
troupe, he has also become a well-respected actor in his own right.
Born John Marwood Cleese (after his family changed their surname from "Cheese") on October 27, 1939, Cleese grew up in the middle-class seaside resort town of Weston-Super-Mare. He enrolled at Cambridge University with the intention of studying law, but soon discovered that his comic leanings held greater sway than his interest in the law. He joined the celebrated Cambridge Footlights Society--he was initially rejected because he could neither sing nor dance, but was accepted after collaborating with a friend on some comedy sketches--where he gained a reputation as a team player and met future writing partner and Python
Graham Chapman
Cleese entered professional comedy with a writing stint on
David Frost
's The Frost Report in 1966. While working for that BBC show, he and Chapman (who was also writing for the show) met fellow
Frost Report
Eric Idle
Terry Jones
, and
Michael Palin
. Continuing his writing collaboration with Chapman (with whom he wrote the 1969
Ringo Starr
Peter Sellers
The Magic Christian
), Cleese soon was working on what would become Monty Python's Flying Circus with Chapman, Idle, Jones, Palin, and
Terry Gilliam
. The show, which first aired in 1969, was an iconoclastic look at British society: its genius lay in its seemingly random, bizarre take on the mundane facets of everyday life, from Spam to pet shops to the simple act of walking. Cleese stayed with Monty Python for three series; after he left, he reunited with his fellow Pythons for three movies. The first,
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
(1974), was a revisionist take on the Arthurian legend that featured Cleese as (among other things) the Black Knight, who refuses to end his duel with King Arthur even after losing his arms and legs.
Life of Brian
followed in 1979; a look at one of history's lesser-known messiahs, it featured lepers, space aliens, and condemned martyrs singing a rousing version of "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" while hanging from their crucifixes. The Pythons' third outing, the 1983 Monty Python's the Meaning of Life, was a series of increasingly outrageous vignettes, including one about the explosion of a stupendously obese man and another featuring a dinner party with Death.
In addition to his work with the Pythons, Cleese, along with first wife
Connie Booth
, created the popular television series
Fawlty Towers
in 1975. It ran for a number of years, during which time Cleese also continued to make movies. Throughout the 1980s, he showed up in films ranging from The Great Muppet Caper (1981) to
Privates on Parade
(1982) to
(1985), which cast him as an Old West villain. In 1988, Cleese struck gold with
A Fish Called Wanda
, which he wrote, produced, and starred in. An intoxicating farce, the film won both commercial and critical success, earning Cleese a British Academy Award and an Oscar nomination for his screenplay, and an Oscar for co-star
Kevin Kline
. Cleese continued to work steadily through the 1990s, appearing in
Splitting Heirs
(1993) with Idle,
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
The Wind in the Willows
(1997) and
George of the Jungle
Fierce Creatures
, his 1997 sequel to
A Fish Called Wanda
, proved a disappointment, but Cleese maintained his visibility, reuniting with the surviving Pythons on occasion and starring in
The Out-of-Towners
The World is Not Enough
, the nineteenth Bond outing, in 1999.
As the new century got underway, Cleese wrote and hosted a documentary series about the human face, and he took a small but recurring role in the Harry Potter film series. In 2002 he appeared in the infamous Eddie Murphy turkey The Adventures of Pluto Nash, and showed up in another Bond film. In 2007 he was cast to voice the role of Fiona's father in Shrek 2, leading to a series of appearances for him in other animated films such as Igor, Planet 51, and Winnie the Pooh. He also appeared opposite Steve Martin in 2009's The Pink Panther 2. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi
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The cranky beast with a heart of gold returns to the big screen in this sequel to the computer-animated smash hit Shrek. After massive green ogre Shrek (voice of Mike Myers) and his new bride, Princess Fiona (voice of Cameron Diaz), return from their honeymoon, they receive an invitation to visit Fiona's parents, King Harold (voice of John Cleese) and Queen Lillian (voice of Julie Andrews), who are the monarchs of The Land Far, Far Away. However, the king and queen are more than a bit alarmed to discover their new son-in-law is a monster the color of algae, and that their daughter's little problem with a magical spell gone wrong has turned into a full-time skin condition. Certain this isn't the sort of "happily ever after" they dreamed of for their daughter, King Harold decides to take Shrek out of the picture and return Fiona to her former beauty with the help of Prince Charming (voice of Rupert Everett), the Fairy Godmother (voice of Jennifer Saunders), and ogre-slaying feline Puss in Boots (voice of Antonio Banderas). Shrek 2 also features the voice of Eddie Murphy returning as Donkey, as well as Larry King as an Ugly Stepsister. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Around the World in 80 Days
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Jules Verne's famous novel of a daring man who takes on the greatest voyage in history is once again adapted for the big screen in this adventure comedy. In 1872, eccentric British inventor Phileas Fogg (Steve Coogan) has come up with any number of gadgets to help people travel with greater speed and ease, and is working on plans for a flying machine. In a lively discussion with Lord Kelvin (Jim Broadbent), the head of the Royal Academy of Science, Fogg states his belief that it's possible for someone to travel around the globe in a mere 80 days. Kelvin, who makes no secret of his belief that Fogg is a crackpot, challenges him to do just that, and adds a wager to the bargain to make things interesting: if Fogg can't circumnavigate the globe in 80 days, he'll give up inventing forever. Fogg takes the challenge, and teams up with his manservant, a former acrobat named Passepartout (Jackie Chan), and lovely navigator Monique (Cécile De France) to make the epic voyage -- traveling by train, boat, balloon, horseback, or any other means at their disposal. However, Fogg and his companions are dogged along the way by the false accusation that the inventor took part in a bank robbery, forcing him to not only complete the journey but clear his name as well. Like the blockbuster 1956 adaptation of Around the World in 80 Days, this film features a number of major stars in cameo appearances and supporting roles as Fogg makes his way around the globe, including Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Cleese, Luke Wilson, Owen Wilson, Kathy Bates, Sammo Hung, Rob Schneider, Richard Branson, Mark Addy, and more. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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John Cleese: Wine for the Confused
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One of the funniest men in Great Britain, John Cleese, uses his wit in the service of teaching folks about the joys of wine in this documentary. John Cleese: Wine for the Confused is a snobbery-free guide to appreciating good wine which offers useful information on how wine is made, how soil and weather can affect the grapes, what to look for in a white or red wine, how to get the best value for your wine dollar, wine-serving etiquette, and much more. Originally shown on The Food Network, John Cleese: Wine for the Confused also features a guest appearance from actor Brendan Fraser. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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George of the Jungle 2
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Longtime television director David Grossman makes his feature debut with this direct-to-video sequel to the 1997 hit family comedy George of the Jungle. Filling the loincloth originally worn by Brendan Fraser, Chris Showerman plays George this time around. Since the events of the first film, George and Ursula (Julie Benz stepping in for Leslie Mann) have had a son and made a home for themselves in George's jungle kingdom. But George is suddenly called away by his brother Ape who has run up a substantial gambling debt in Las Vegas. Once back in America to help Ape, Ursula encounters Lyle Van de Groot (Thomas Haden Church, reprising his role from the first film) who is in cahoots with Ursula's disapproving mother. When Van de Groot puts her under a hypnotic spell, Ursula no longer recognizes George, just as her mother wants. If that weren't bad enough, while George is busy trying to help Ape and rescue Ursula, a lion is attempting to stage a coup back in the jungle. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
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The three most glamorous and butt-kicking private detectives in the business are back and ready to take on bad guys in this sequel to the 2000 blockbuster screen adaptation of the once-popular television series. Dylan (Drew Barrymore), Natalie (Cameron Diaz), and Alex (Lucy Liu) are once again summoned to the office of their boss Charlie (voice of John Forsythe), where they're introduced to his new right-hand man Jimmy Bosley (Bernie Mac) and given their latest assignment. It seems a pair of rings have gone missing and need to be recovered, but this was no ordinary jewel heist -- the rings have been coded with special information that can be used to access a list of every person in the FBI's Witness Protection Program, and when a handful of protected informants are murdered, the Angels are brought in to help crack the case. As the women search for the culprits, they encounter Madison Lee (Demi Moore), one of Charlie's former agents who decided that the wrong side of the law pays better, and Seamus (Justin Theroux), who once dated Dylan and wants revenge for her decision to turn him over to the police. Luke Wilson and Matt LeBlanc return as (respectively) Natalie and Alex's love interests, as does Crispin Glover as the Thin Man; John Cleese, Robert Forster, and Eric Bogosian also appear in supporting roles. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Adventures of Pluto Nash
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Eddie Murphy gets way, way out in this futuristic sci-fi comedy. In the year 2087, the Earth's natural resources have been largely depleted, and an increasingly large number of people have taken up residence on the moon, where the pioneering attitude of the new residents has created a culture not unlike the old west. Pluto Nash (Eddie Murphy) is one such lunar exile who formerly made his living outside the law, but has since gone straight and now runs the hippest nightclub in the moon colony known as "Little America." Pluto is approached by Mogan (Joe Pantoliano), a gangster who wants to buy the nightclub; Pluto has no interest in selling, but it seems Mogan isn't about to take no for an answer. Pluto also discovers Mogan is in cahoots with Max Crater, a crime boss whose goal is to take over the entire moon. The Adventures Of Pluto Nash also features Randy Quaid as Pluto's robot bodyguard, Rosario Dawson as a naive singer who has just arrived on the moon, Peter Boyle as Rowland the pool hustler, Jay Mohr as old-school lounge singer Tony Francis, Illeana Douglas as a cloning technician, and Pam Grier as Pluto's mother. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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This is completely random, but I wanted to share a little more of "me" with "you"! Obviously, my family is the #1 source of happiness in my life...you already knew that. You could have NEVER guessed the rest. Now, how about you? Comment with one thing (besides your beautiful family) that makes YOU happy!!!
1) Laurel and Hardy - Last night, I watched Babes In Toyland for the first time in a long time! I was laughing so hard that I threw myself into a full on bronchial coughing fit.
2) Fan Mail - Despite what my husband and my kids think, I don't talk just to hear my own voice. I like talking to YOU! When you let me know that you're listening, I do a little happy dance...EVERY TIME
3) Keurig Platinum - I'm a caffeine addict. I live for my new keurig. I was old school drip before King K came along. Now I'm k-cupping through the day and loving it. I refused to part with my dripper though, just in case I want to kick it "old school"! ;-)
4) My Co-workers - They're always smiling. They should be! No one in this building is digging ditches (if you know what I mean). Still, it's nice to see their smiling faces when I walk through the door.
5) My Puffy Coat - When I was in NY for my Grandmother's funeral (5 years ago), I picked up this 3/4 length, army greenish/brownish, down "puffy" coat. I live in it from late October til April.


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Chad Douglas is an Anchor and a Reporter for KHQA.
QUINCY, ILL. -- Thousands of dollars have been reinvested in the community thanks to one nine-year-old girl.
Samantha Otte died from complications following a liver transplant almost 13 years ago.
Her family turned tragedy into something positive by setting up the Samanta Otte Youth Opportunity Fund.
Every year, money is raised through a golf tournament, fun run, and other activities.
Monday morning, grants were handed out to organizations that benefit young people. The presentation was at Washington School, which receives some of the money. Students who will benefit from the grants got to hand out the checks.
"When you see the children and you hear from them, you are reminded why we do what we do and why these grant awards are so important to our future, our young people, and making our community a better place to live," Amy Lehenbauer, with The Sammy Fund, said.
Organizers hand out the grant money as close to Sammy's birthday as possible. Sunday would've been her 23rd birthday.
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Jazz, Trains and Baseball
The evening Amtrak train arrived late as usual, giving me ample time to obsess. I've heard that heads roll in Europe when trains are late. Leaving aside John McCain's positions on any other issue, this is one reason I could never vote for him: He's a sworn opponent of any "subsidies" for Amtrak, as if a public transport system anywhere in the world could operate successfully without massive government support.
When the train pulled in, I shifted my mind off politics — not an easy task, with the upcoming November election — and scanned the disembarking passengers for potential taxi fares. Coming toward me was a stocky black man with an older couple following behind. All three carried and wheeled a panoply of luggage.
"You the cabbie, man?" the man in the lead asked me.
"That I am," I replied. "Where ya need to get to?"
"Me and my folks are up here for the jazz festival, and we have reservations at the Doubletree Hotel."
As I helped load their baggage into the trunk of my taxi, I said, "I guess y'all must be staying for the whole week — this is a lot of luggage."
"Yeah, we are," the man replied. "Me and my pops have been talking for years about coming to Vermont for this thing. He just retired, so the time seemed right."
We got under way, with the younger man riding shotgun and his parents in the back. Like his son, the father was a big man — not tubby, but big-boned and barrel-chested. Either of them could have played linebacker in his school days. The mom just sat quietly and smiled, pleased to be on a road trip with these two men in her life.
"So," I said over my shoulder, "your son tells me you just retired. What kinda work were you in?"
"I was a subway conductor for the MTA in New York City." The pride was evident in his low, gravely voice.
"No kidding?" I said. "I grew up in the city and took the subway all the time. What line did you work on?"
"Oh, man, let me think. Through the years, most every train in the system. The last few years, I worked the Sixth Avenue line, the "D" train, from Manhattan all the way down to Coney Island. Do you folks got any mass transit up here?"
"We got a pretty good bus system, but no trains. I did read that Burlington once had trolley cars. When the city did away with the system and dug up the tracks, they held a big public ceremony where they burnt the last trolley car."
"What's the point of that?" the son chimed in, chuckling. "I mean, that's kind of harsh."
"Yeah," the old man continued, "my brother was a conductor, too, and my boy here is a station agent."
I was getting more impressed by the minute, not to mention nostalgic. "So, you sell those little gold subway tokens?" I asked my seatmate.
"Used to," he said. "For years now, it's been a card system. Cheaper for the city to operate that way."
"Oh, man — I used to love those tokens. They were, like, beautiful little gems."
"I'll agree with you on that, but you know how things go."
We passed St. Mike's and waited for the green turn arrow onto the highway at Exit 15. What a weird highway exchange, I thought. You can't get on heading north, or exit going south. One day I plan on researching the reason for this anomaly. Yeah, like, when I retire.
"You folks need any recommendations for good restaurants in town?" I asked.
My seatmate perked up. "Off the Internet, I got the name of Bove's, some Italian joint, and a barbecue place, something like 'Big Daddy's' or 'Fat Daddy's.'" The whole family cracked up. "Maybe it was 'Big Fat Daddy's,'" his father shouted out from the back.
Chuckling along, I said, "Well, those are good restaurants. I'm sure you'll enjoy 'em both . . . Hey, I wanted to ask — any musical acts you're especially looking forward to?"
The father said, "We got tickets to Ornette Coleman. I've been playing his records for years. I wanted my son to see this man before he dies or quits playing. He is a master on that horn, Lord help me."
We spun around the cloverleaf at the Burlington exit and rolled to the front of their hotel. I helped with the luggage, and the old man paid me, throwing in a nice tip. A faraway look came over his eyes, and he said, "Hey, do you know why the Brooklyn baseball team was named the Dodgers?"
I did, but I wanted to hear it from his mouth. I said, "No, I sure don't."
"It's a good story. Brooklyn was laced with trolley-car lines back in the day, and folks was always having to dodge them in the streets. So that's why the team was called the 'Dodgers.'"
"You used to go to Dodger games?" I asked. "The team left to L.A. when I was just a toddler, so I never did."
A smile came over his face that could have lit up Ebbets Field for a night game. "My dad took me every chance he could. He would say, 'Boy, you keep your eye on Jackie Robinson, and when you have kids, you tell them about him.' And, yes, sir, that I did."


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looks nice man, saw this in the critiques and its turned out great
looks nice man, saw this in the critiques and its turned out great
looks nice man, saw this in the critiques and its turned out great
looks nice man, saw this in the critiques and its turned out great
wow, three comments huh, apologies mate
Fantastic! $5
kkkk!!!! very good!
ekekekekeke! this is so goood!
liked it without color... still a good drawing
Excellent work! 5
too great
Sweeeet! Great take on the contest.
poor kid, I know how he feels.
love it.. love the textures and colors. very clever, i'd wear it.
Beutiful illustration. Love the fence in the backgound really works out great on the Tee.
0O0O, very nice illus!
love it
Funny as hell!
finally one in the contest without a deer!
great, love it, $5
Bollocks. Why does this never work. Click here instead...
Or copy paste this link it that doesn't work.
AHAHAHA I love it! $5 And I agree w/enzymatic, I LOVE it even more because there are no deer in it. This is totally a winner. Awesome freaking job.
love your work dude
That is a fantastic job on the illustration.
You fixed the dawg. :)
I also like it on green in the critique.
LOVE it :)
you're really impressive $5
This is great! (pacific blue for me :))
i dont think id buy it but the attention to detail is outstanding and this is such an amazing illustration 5
YES! Every day I dream of a species of bird being discovered that will swoop down and kidnap small children. I love this. $5!!!
it was great to see the evolution of this piece. great final design. $5
Haha! That kid looks like you!!!
glad to see this up! Looks great 5$
awesome stuff. Love the development - final piece is just great. 5$ id buy
Very rad concept, indeed. Alfred Hitchock & I approve. I think better thought to scale is in order, though. There's so many cool things happening, and so much action that should be present but at the scale it is now- it's all lost. What I really like is your white keyline around the figures, many times people do that & it give the illustration a flattening effect (like they are stick on decals or something dumb) but the size of stroke you've used actually makes it pop a little. Good work!
Very funny, is the text nessecary though?
Thanks everyone for the kind comments. And thanks for your thoughts on the scale, Somni. I played around for a while with the scale and decided not to go any bigger. It is perhaps deceptive, because printed at the scale shown in the sub, it (obviously) would be many times bigger than the image you see, and I don't think the detail would be lost. As for the text - it's just there to remind everyone of the 'theme' for the Big Buck competition. It is not part of the printable design. :)
I meant Mezo, not Somni. But you knew that.
Another great design, 5$.
Zip to do with Buck Hunter.
Agree with Tim + lose the type. Despite this, nice execution.
Jennifer, there isn't any type on the actual shirt. If you look at the little shirt in the corner it's wordless. :)
I'd love it even more if the boy was a little younger! Is that horrible of me to think?


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I got the lace up boot just in time for the snow storm and love these boots. Took only an hour to break them in and they are flexible, sturdy, warm and so comfortable. Resist the moisture and the snow cleaned right off when I came inside.
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