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MANALAPAN, Fla. — President Barack Obama said Friday he was "shocked and saddened" by a deadly shooting at a suburban Denver movie theater and urged the nation to "come together as one American family" in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Obama ordered the American flag lowered to half-staff as a mark of respect for the victims. The order extends to the White House, all public buildings and grounds, all U.S. military posts and U.S. diplomatic offices abroad.
The order will remain in effect until the sun sets on July 25, next Wednesday.
Obama said in a statement that he and first lady Michelle Obama were shocked by the "horrific and tragic" shooting. Obama said his administration would do everything they can to support the people of Aurora, Colo.
"As we do when confronted by moments of darkness and challenge, we must now come together as one American family. All of us must have the people of Aurora in our thoughts and prayers as they confront the loss of family, friends, and neighbors," Obama said.
Aides said Obama would address the shooting at a campaign rally in Fort Myers, Florida. But he dropped plans to attend a re-election rally at Rollins College in Winter Park, near Orlando.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said in a statement that he and his wife, Ann, were "deeply saddened by the news of the senseless violence" that led to the loss of life and injuries. He said they were praying for the families and loved ones of the victims "during this time of deep shock and immense grief. We expect that the person responsible for this terrible crime will be quickly brought to justice."
A gunman opened fire early Friday at a theater on the opening night of the latest Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises." Authorities say 12 people were killed and nearly 60 others were injured.
The FBI said there was no indication that the shooting had any connection to terrorism.
Obama was in Florida at the time of the shooting. The White House says Obama was informed of the shooting by his Homeland Security Adviser, John Brennan, at 5:26 a.m. EDT.


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South Park nailed it. Spielberg and Lucas *were* great directors, but much like Mel Gibson they've gone from the realm of "Mad Max" coolness to "Apocolypto" pshycosis. Too many years of living off past glories and having too many yes men to kiss their asses. There is no way a new Indiana Jones movie will be any thing more than cross promotional mess with fancy effects, much like the new Star Wars movies.
To misquote South Park:
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Indeed Stan.
His best?
Although he will always be remembered as Bond (was the first the best?), I think his best role was in "Robin and Marian". At any rate, he has earned some time to fish.
I agree with you Brent, and will go one further. The new directors, for the most part, don't match up to Spielberg and Lucas at their best. As well as many other directors of the past.
And a fourth Indiana Jones movie is just another proof that Hollywood has lost its creativity.
Your right
They are a lil too old
My recommendation for the new Indiana Movie
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Nurseing home Cafereria
Enough already..
Lucas has spent too much time riding the wave - just look at Star War episodes 1 to 3 versus 4 to 6. No contest. Spielberg was handed the perfect opportunity to prove his worth after Kubrick's demise with AI - he stuffed it up.
It might be better to look for films by Timur Bekmambetov, the director behind Night Watch. Something far more enjoyable than Lucas's or Spielberg's most recent offerings.
You'd Think
You'd think Han- I mean Harrison would be too old to be going through tombs whipping stuff these days. He looked like he was aging a bit when he was a freighter pilot.
What on earth is so fun for his retirment?
Does he party every day or something?
Re: Enough Already
Munich was pretty damned sweet. One of those movies where half way though you just realise how much you're enjoying it and smile.
*seriously unhappy face*
yes, really too old
As others have written, Sir Sean is now 77 years old.
Pls, Spielberg, give him a rest ! Or plan the follow-ups
before key actors reach that age.
As for Lucas, oh, man, just sort out the mess of Lucasarts
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Essentially, Biotech's primary justification for incorporating Bt transgenes into their 'improved' GM plants, would be disproved by the discovery that natural predatory challenges actually help non-GM plants fend off attack against non-target herbivore insects such as aphids through the production of defensive chemistries, e.g. "induced terpenoids." Whereas it was believed that 'weaponizing' corn and soy plants with the capability to produce large amounts of Bt Cry proteins would 'make the plant's biochemical arsenal stronger against insect attack,' it is may actually be making them weaker by removing certain aspects of their natural immunity.
Ultimately, if one of the unintended, adverse consequences of Bt technology is the down-regulation of a plant's natural immunity and the subsequent transformation of relatively non- or less-predatory insects into more predatory ones, the Biotech promise of a reduced requirement for agrichemicals, specifically insecticides, in the production of GM crops, would be found to be patently false.
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When asked which invention was the most important in her long lifetime, a friend's great-grandmother (who had lived in the mountains of Kentucky most of her 90+ years) said, without hesitation, "Window screens."
It seems pretty luxurious even for a shack like this to have a screen door and, it looks like, screens on the windows.
She is a beautiful mother, but I would feel the same about this photo if she were ugly. I ask in total ignorance: what was the history of these 'Dorothea Lange' people? Were they once respectable farmers?
It is very hard to believe in this day and age that anyone could be proud to call a place like this home. It looks like nothing more than a shack. The look on this beautiful woman's face tells the real story. Her family has a roof over their heads and the future holds hope for an even better life. I often wonder what happened to these brave people in the years to follow. Dorothea Lange had a way of showing the plight of the rural family without stripping them of their dignity. We all need to remember what a very different place this country was in 1935. Better or worse, I am not sure.
Dorothea Lange's exposures never fail to gratify, so beautiful and such a sweet hopeful scene.
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Oblate Sisters still lead the resilient Catholic high school; 331 uniformed students currently travel the halls. On occasion the young people visit the founder's room, where, in addition to the bedstead, glass cases display modest historical treasures and dolls in 19th-century habits. In that little corner bed, the youths are reminded, Mother Lange died in 1882. Today, her followers are seeking to have her recognized as a saint.
Next year, the academy marks its 175th anniversary, carrying on as the nation's oldest school for African-American students. The Oblates and their colleagues, both lay and clergy, plan to celebrate the occasion throughout 2003, hoping that Baltimore and the rest of the outside world might take notice, not only of their school's history but of its present, urgent mission. At a recent meeting, nuns and teachers discussed a year's worth of events and activities: essay contests, choir performances, production of a historic video and as mother lange says . . . T-shirts, a crab feast, and a birthday-cake walk featuring 175 cakes.
Chairing the meeting was Ralph Moore, a veteran community organizer who signed on last January as director of the St. Frances Community Center. "There's great history here that the public should know about," Moore declared.
Even without the history, St. Frances has much to celebrate: 90 percent of St. Frances' graduates move on to college. A shiny new gymnasium, planned for 60 years, finally opened earlier this year. With the gym came new, computer-equipped classrooms and the community center, which features a health clinic, public meeting rooms, and a stainless-steel kitchen where cooking classes are held.
At the same time, Moore says, conditions in the surrounding community are deplorable, particularly for the young. Moore got to know the neighborhood in the early '80s, when he ran the nearby Johnston Square Food Co-op. ("We called it a co-op, but it was basically a food program" for the desperately poor, he says.) Originally, he had been hired by St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center to operate a tenant-conversion program in the area. The program was supposed to turn renters into homeowners, he says, "but the folks were so poor and the houses in such bad shape that we did one tenant conversion in seven years."
If anything, Moore says, things have gotten worse. More houses are vacant and boarded up, and the median household income hangs around $10,000 per year--the same or less, in current dollars, than the median in 1980. Drug hustlers flock on the corners, despite a variety of well-meant improvements along Chase Street--the "Elder's Garden" where neighbors chat outdoors, the children's playground, the cheerful abstract mural telling the story of Frederick Douglass learning to read. "I've been going out there on the street at least an hour or an hour and a half every day," Moore says, "sometimes in the middle of trafficking." His primary aim is to lure young men into the center and hook them up with job-training programs.
As if in deliberate symbolism, the window facing south above Mother Lange's bed is filled with the jagged silhouette of the old City Jail. While that particular cruel-looking structure never darkened Mother Lange's view--it was built in 1899--there have been jails in the neighborhood since 1799. Today, says Moore, some 5,700 inmates are held within a few blocks of the school.
At first blush, the assertive, talkative Moore might seem like an odd choice to work among self-effacing, wimple-clad women. He'll never live down his moment in the national spotlight when, back in 1981, he debated then-Mayor William Donald Schaefer on an early edition of ABC's Nightline, scoffing at the "Baltimore Renaissance" hype that surrounded the opening of Harborplace. A tall, hefty man with a massive dome of a head, Moore towers over most of his colleagues and is far less committed to quiet reflection. Having worked --and butted heads--with much of the city's anti-poverty establishment, he rails against those who "want to do charity instead of change."
In this last regard, he fits right into St. Frances. With its tradition of discipline and high academic standards, the school turns out its share of star students, but it also serves as a last chance at high school for young people who have stumbled in the wrong direction. Like any other urban school, the academy is on the front lines of America's social battleground.
For personal reasons, too, Moore says that coming to work here "feels like a coming home." He has family ties and youthful memories involving the former girls' school, which went coed in 1974. Moore's mother attended in the late '30s; his daughter Zahra graduated in 2000. As a teenager attending Loyola High, Moore watched a coach full of St. Frances girls arrive for a mixer--the first African-American girls to attend such an event at Loyola. But that's not what brought him back to Johnston Square. "I love working in this neighborhood and in this area," Moore says. "It's a challenge."
One suspects that much of today's academy would startle Mother Lange: the computers, the gymnasium, the very notion of teenage boys and girls attending classes together. She would find all too familiar, though, the surrounding poverty, even the brazen lawlessness on the street. The passion and commitment of the staff--the Ralph Moores as well as the religious--would make her feel right at home.
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- April 25th, 2013
Sedona Red Rock High School's star senior volleyball player will be joining her best friend to compete at the college level.
Brenna Barker, the Scorpions' setter, signed her National Letter of Intent on April 17 at the high school to play volleyball at the University of Charleston, a top-ranked private college in the heart of Charleston, W.Va.
Barker will be joining Sedona alumna Katie Furlong at the NCAA Division II school.
"My best friend plays volleyball there, so that was a big part of the decision," Barker said. "I went on a [campus] visit and really liked it, and I liked the girls and the coach."
After sending an email to Charleston Head Volleyball Coach Jason Kozak, Barker received a text from Furlong saying Kozak called to ask about Barker. Kozak got Barker out for a visit and everything fell into place.
"Every set Brenna gave Katie was a kill, so the coach was impressed with their chemistry," Danni Barker, Brenna's mother, said. "Brenna also integrated with the other girls and the other girls really liked her, so that was a big deal, too. That was a big selling point."
Barker will receive a partial scholarship and play setter for the team.
As a senior and a three-time varsity letterman, Barker led the Scorpions to a Division IV State Championship, leading the state in assists with 9.2 per set and was sixth in the state for aces with 1.1 per set. Barker also received first team all-state and first-team all conference honors, after coming off a torn anterior cruciate ligament her sophomore year.
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New Firepit Table just added to this spacious 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom home has an open floor plan providing a great space for family and friends to gather. With 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms and 2 sets of washer and dryers it is the perfect setting for large groups. In addition to 5 bedrooms there are 2 sleeper sofas (1 in each living room) and a Murphy Bed in a semi-private area with a walk-in closet.
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It is not just a summer place - winter provides South Haven with views of giant waves crashing over the lighthouses, peaceful still waters and icebergs in motion. Let's not forget the new snowmobile trail...you can ride from downtown South Haven to Kalamazoo via the Kal-Haven Trail.
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Many locals remember this property as Maple Street Grocery a small mom and pop operated neighborhood grocery store where they bought candy as kids. It was a plain white building with living quarters on one side. When my brother-in-law was in his teens, he operated a snow cone business out of the back called Russell's Yum-Yum shop. In 2009 we remodeled the owners quarters and in 2011 we added a second story and further remodeling to the first floor. The result was a 5 Bedroom home with 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, 3 bathrooms and an awesome upstairs patio with a hot tub.
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Coverage of Virginia politics and the 2014 election.
Dates set for three Va Senate GOP primary debates
The Republican Party of Virginia today announced the dates for three debates for Republican U.S. Senate candidates before June's primary.
The debates will be Saturday, April 28 at 3 p.m. in Roanoke; Friday, May 11 at 6:30 p.m. in Hampton Roads; and Friday, May 25 at 6:30 p.m. in Northern Virginia.
More details will be announced later. Any candidate that qualifies for the primary, scheduled for June 12, is invited to participate. So far, both George Allen and Jamie Radtke have submitted petitions – both with more than double the 10,000 minimum number of signatures required — to qualify for the ballot. Del. Bob Marshall is still circulating his petitions, and several other candidates are running as well.
According to RPV, the party expects to certify its candidates no later than April 3.
Both Radtke and Allen have said they will participate in the debates, which RPV announced last fall.
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Orlando police are investigating an accident that left one teen dead and another injured early Saturday morning.
Police were called to the accident around 2:45 a.m. Saturday after a driver of a pickup truck struck two pedestrians at West Sand Lake and East Perimeter Roads.
Police said the driver, 51-year-old Curtis Johnson, hit 15-year-old Jahaile Isaac and 16-year-old Jachkere Isaac as they were walking in the left lane along the center lane marker line.
Johnson stopped and tried to help the teens before ambulances could arrive, police said.
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Nearly fifty years ago, the World's Fair was held on the grounds of what is now Seattle Center. After half a century, the "cultural and community heart" of Seattle is showing its age. What's the future of the popular gathering place? And as the rollercoaster and other rides of the Fun Forest come down, what should take their place? Some want more open space; while others propose putting a museum dedicated to glass artist Dale Chihuly on the site.
This week on City Inside/Out host C.R. Douglas welcomes Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw, Crosscut's David Brewster, Seattle Center Director Robert Nellams and Space Needle CEO Ron Sevart to discuss Seattle Center's future.
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(500) Days of Summer Not screened per studio request. Alien Trespass (1 Star) Former X-Files director R.W. Goodwins homage to sci-fi films of the 50s like The Day the Earth Stood Still and The...[MORE]
Its a new year, and we need a fresh start. We need to divest ourselves of the bile and acrimony that accrued at an alarming rate in 2008. The economy, the wars, Casey Anthony, another freakin...[MORE]
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With a little less than two weeks to go before a state panel is to present Gov. Chiles with recommendations on the post-Andrew insurance crisis, some of their probable suggestions came more clearly into view on Wednesday.
The 13-member panel met in Tallahassee on Tuesday and Wednesday. A draft of the panel's recommendations will be considered at another meeting next week and a final version will be presented to the governor on Sept. 14, said staff members of the governor's Office of Planning and Budgeting. The recommendations then will be considered by the state Legislature in a special session next month.


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Over the past school year, students in Kenai Peninsula schools have been monitoring streams near their classrooms. They have taken monthly measurements of temperature, turbidity, pH, conductivity and oxygen levels, recorded the local aquatic insects and sampled fish populations that utilize the creek. Along with all of this fieldwork, students have been studying different aspects of watersheds through monthly classroom presentations and activities led by the Kenai Watershed Forum and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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The Major League Baseball first-year player draft is just a few hours away, taking place in New York City and beginning at six pm central. The Houston Astros have the first overall pick, and are expected to take Mark Appel, a right-handed pitcher out of Stanford, with their selection. Appel isn't a ... More >>
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This past weekend, the Missouri Tigers traveled to Waco, Texas. The played the number three Baylor Bears. They beat the number three Baylor Bears. And they left Waco on their way to a #2 national ranking and a whole heaping helping of hype. All in all, a pretty good weekend. Against tha ... More >>
OCJ ApparelThere's no better place to show off your school spirit than your ass.If the eighties taught us anything, it was that there's no better place to show off a fancy logo than your ass. And for most people, there is no fancier logo to flaunt than that of their dear, dear alma mater. Gr ... More >>
Robin WheelerLast October Gut Check staged the Great Illinois Pie Fight, with Blue Springs Cafe in Highland taking a sound beating from Mills Apple Farm in Marine. How sound was the beating? But if we ever need to gather ammunition for a pie fight, we're heading straight to Blue Springs. O ... More >>
Not only did the Rams win in St. Louis for the first time in nearly two years (October 19, 2008 against Dallas, if your memory needs jogging) they did it largely without the help of their two best players -- OJ Atogwe and Steven Jackson both left the game with minor injuries early in the game. They ... More >>
Hope. (Yes, Sandoval. Still, Hope.)The Rams finished their preseason schedule on a high note, beating the Baltimore Ravens last night 27-21. I know preseason games don't count, and they very rarely actually translate into real season results, but I'll take fake wins that don't count over no wins ... More >>
In part one, I took a look at the first five rounds of the Cards' draft, as well as the overall breakdown of player by type. This time I'll cover the middlish rounds of the draft, 6-20, and then next time tease out any interesting players who happened to be picked up in the late rounds. Afte ... More >>
Mike Alden the new face of Big 12 expansion.The University of Missouri Board of Curators held another meeting last night to consider the future of the school's Big 12 athletic conference. The meeting was the the third in four days and like previous gatherings yielded no answers, though its beginn ... More >>
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The Billikens' woes on the road continued last night when they were manhandled by Temple, losing 65-40. Tom Timmermann at the Post-Dispatch was in Philly to watch the massacre and came through with some very colorful reporting and this quote from the always-upbeat Bills coach Rick Majerus: ... More >>
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What to do with crayons? How about 35 kids activities for them, other than coloring!
Everyone has at least one pack of crayons, right?
What to do with crayons, besides color?
My kids don't like to color. [Seriously, anything but coloring… any experiment, art project, or even craft, and they're all for it.] Although, we've just recently discovered twistables crayons and the kids love them!
Well, turns out, a lot. I've searched for some fun ideas to do with our crayons, and came up with 35 uses for our crayons. Things to create with crayons [some craftier things], some art ideas for crayons, and even some activities to do with crayons!
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Create with Crayons:
|Crayon Monogram
Mama Mia's Heart 2 Heart
|Upcycled Crayons
|Picture Frame
Felt So Cute
|A Crayon Wrapped Dish
The Celebration Shoppe
|Crayon Drawing Lanterns
|Crayon Egg Candles
Red Ted Art
|Crayon Wreath
Paint on the Canvas
|Melted Crayon Luminaries
Aunt Peaches
|Melted Crayon Paperweights
Fakin' It
|Melted Crayon Batik Fabric
Suzy's Artsy Craftsy Sitcom
|Sandpaper Iron Transfer
Art with Crayons:
|Scribble Tape Resist
Lines Across
|Wax Crayon Etching
Nurture Store
|Melted Crayon Pointillism Art
Helping Little Hands
|Baked Crayon Art
Messy Kids
|Crayon Rubbings
Learning Developmental Activities
|Melted Crayon Art on a Hot Day
Kids Activities Blog
|Sandpaper Art
Come Together Kids
|Decorate Easter Eggs
|Tree Leaf Shavings
Let's Lasso the Moon
|Stained Glass Leaves
Having Fun at Home
|Draw in Crayon Shavings
|Watercolor Crayon Resist
Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds
|Hair Dryer Melt
Chasing Cheerios
|Tape Resist Initial Art
Dilly Dali Art
|Shaving Cream & Crayons
Kids Activities Blog
|Coloring on Warming Tray
Paint Cut Paste
Activities with Crayons:
|Color Match & Sort
|Shades of Colors
The Inspired Apple
|"The Crayon Box That
Talked" Activity
First Grade to the Core
|Water Balloons on Crayon Art
No Time For Flash Cards
|Truck Crayon Drawing
When You Never Expect Two
|A Bundle of Colors
Teach Preschool
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How many crayons do you have lying around, broken up, or not used.
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What if our Ozone Layer had a very large hole in it, enough to cover
An ozone 'hole', a place where there the ozone layer is thinner than
normal, was discovered a few years ago over Antarctica. Even at the ozone
levels found in the hole, most of the UV light is blocked before it reaches
the ground. But enough gets through to worry scientists.
The ozone hole is centered on Antarctica, so for it to stretch all the way
up to Australia, it would have to be quite large. That means that much of
the Antarctic Ocean and the Southern parts of other oceans would be exposed,
and these regions are very important to the world ecology. This might harm
some species of plankton and other ocean plants and animals. Nobody really
knows which species are most susceptible, and which will thrive as the UV
reduces the competition. The result might be worse (from our perspective)
than the current situation, because the current situation is what we are
used to--when something good changes, it usually becomes worse.
As for effects on individual people--an enlarged ozone hole would cause an
increase in tanning, burning, and skin cancer. However, the amount of UV
that gets through even 'normal' ozone layers is enough that it is wise to
wear a hat and sunscreen if you want to reduce your risk of skin cancer and
other effects.
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George Marshall was born on December 29th, 1891 in Chicago, Illinois. His career began during the silent era mostly working on western films. He became a well known director, actor, producer and screenwriter.
His career began as a teenager working as an extra in films and then he began to develop an interest in writing and began writing comedy shorts. Soon he was taking on directing work with Universal Pictures, directing a number of shorts. As his career progressed to the early 1920's, he also worked with Fox Studio's as well as Vitaphone-Warner Brothers.
The early 1930's lead him to working at Hal Roach Studio's directing such features as, "Pack Up Your Troubles" (1932) and such shorts as, "Their First Mistake" and "Towed in a Hole" (both 1932). In the 1930's and 40's he directed a series of golf instructional shorts with world reknown professional golfer Bobby Jones.
In 1933, he left Hal Roach studio's and began working on a couple comedy shorts with Mack Sennett as well as with Paramount Pictures.
Some of his more well known films that he directed include, "Wild Gold" (1934), "365 Nights in Hollywood" (1934), "Destry Rides Again" (1939) starring James Stewart and Marlene Dietrich, "Pot o' Gold" (1941) starring James Stewart, "How the West Was Won" (1962) starring Spencer Tracy, Carroll Baker, Walter Brennan, Lee J. Cobb, Andy Devine, Henry Fonda, Carolyn Jones, Karl Malden, Harry Morgan, Gregory Peck, George Peppard, Robert Preston, Debbie Reynolds, James Stewart, Eli Wallach, John Wayne and Richard Widmark and "Tarzan" (1966). He worked with Bob Hope, Jerry Lewis, W.C. Fields, Jackie Gleason, Will Rogers and Laurel and Hardy.
He worked on all types of film genres, although as his career progressed he mostly focused on comedies. Some of these include, "The Ghost Breakers" (1940), "My Friend Irma" (1949), "Fancy Pants" (1950), "The Sheepman" (1958) starring Glenn Ford and Shirley MacLaine, "The Wackiest Ship in the Army" (1965) starring Jack Lemmon and Ricky Nelson, "Boy' Did I Get a Wrong Number" (1966), "Eight on the Lam" (1967) and "Hook, Line and Sinker" (1969).
George Marshall was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contribution to the Motion Picture Industry. He passed away on February 17th, 1975 in Los Angeles, California after suffering from pneumonia. Just three days before he passed, he was inducted into the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame. He was survived by his two children, Germaine and George Marshall Jr.
1972 The Odd Couple
1972 Hec Ramsey
1972 Cade's County
1964-1970 Daniel Boone
1969 Here's Lucy
1969 Hook, Line and Sinker
1968 The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz
1967 Eight on the Lam
1966 Tarzan
1966 Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!
1965 The Wackiest Ship in the Army
1964-1965 Valentine's Day
1964 Advance to the Rear
1964 Dark Purpose
1963 Papa's Delicate Condition
1962 How the West Was Won
1961 The Happy Thieves
1961 Cry for Happy
1959 The Gazebo
1959 It Started with a Kiss
1959 The Mating Game
1958 Imitation General
1958 The Sheepman
1957 The Sad Sack
1957 The Guns of Fort Petticoat
1956 Beyond Mombasa
1956 Pillars of the Sky
1955 Screen Directors Playhouse
1955 The Second Greatest Sex
1954 Destry
1954 Duel in the Jungle
1954 Red Garters
1953 Money from Home
1953 Houdini
1953 Scared Stiff
1953 Off Limits
1952 The Savage
1951 A Millionaire for Christy
1951 Ace of Clubs
1950 Never a Dull Moment
1950 Fancy Pants
1949 My Friend Irma
1949 Lust for Gold
1948 Tap Roots
1948 Hazard
1947 Variety Girl
1947 The Perils of Pauline
1946 Monsieur Beaucaire
1946 The Blue Dahlia
1945 Hold That Blonde
1945 Incendiary Blonde
1945 Murder, He Says
1944 And the Angels Sing
1943 True to Life
1943 Riding High
1942 Star Spangled Rhythm
1942 The Forest Rangers
1942 Valley of the Sun
1941 Texas
1941 Pot o' Gold
1940 When the Daltons Rode
1940 The Ghost Breakers
1939 Destry Rides Again
1939 You Can't Cheat an Honest Man
1938 Hold That Co-ed
1938 Battle of Broadway
1938 The Goldwyn Follies
1937 Love Under Fire
1937 Nancy Steele Is Missing!
1936 Can This Be Dixie?
1936 The Crime of Dr. Forbes
1936 A Message to Garcia
1935 Show Them No Mercy!
1935 In Old Kentucky
1935 Music Is Magic
1935 $10 Raise
1935 Life Begins at Forty
1934 365 Nights in Hollywood
1934 She Learned About Sailors
1934 Wild Gold
1934 Ever Since Eve
1933 The Big Fibber
1933 Husbands' Reunion
1933 How to Break 90 #6: Fine Points
1933 How to Break 90 #5: Impact
1933 How to Break 90 #4: Downswing
1933 How to Break 90 #3: Hip Action
1933 How to Break 90 #2: Position and Back Swing
1933 How to Break 90 #1: The Grip
1933 Sweet Cookie
1933 Caliente Love
1933 Easy on the Eyes
1933 Knockout Kisses
1932 Towed in a Hole
1932 Their First Mistake
1932 The Soilers
1932 Alum and Eve
1932 Pack Up Your Troubles
1932 The Old Bull
1932 Strictly Unreliable
1932 Big Dame Hunting
1932 Just a Pain in the Parlor
1932 A Firehouse Honeymoon
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 4: 'The Mashie Niblick'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones, No. 3: 'The Niblick'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 1: 'The Putter'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones, No. 2: 'Chip Shots'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 8: 'The Brassie'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 11: 'Practice Shots'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 6: 'The Big Irons'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 9: 'The Driver'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 10: 'Trouble Shots'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 7: 'The Spoon'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 5: 'The Medium Irons'
1931 How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 12: 'A Round of Golf'
1931 He Loved Her Not
1930 Hey Diddle Diddle
1929 Uncle's Visit
1929 Puckered Success
1929 Tomato Omelette
1929 Watch My Smoke
1929 No Children
1929 Circus Time
1929 No Vacation
1928 Camping Out
1928 No Sale Smitty
1928 No Picnic
1927 Gentlemen Prefer Scotch
1927 The Adventures of Ruth
1926 From a Cabby's Seat
1925 A Parisian Knight
1925 The Sky Jumper
1925 The Big Game Hunter
1925 A Spanish Romeo
1924 The Burglar
1924 Paul Jones, Jr.
1924 The Race
1924 The Hunt
1924 The Fight
1924 The Back Trail
1923 Men in the Raw
1923 Where Is This West?
1923 Don Quickshot of the Rio Grande
1923 The Haunted Valley
1922 West Is West
1922 Smiles Are Trumps
1921 The Jolt
1921 The Lady from Longacre
1921 After Your Own Heart
1921 A Ridin' Romeo
1921 Hands Off
1921 Why Trust Your Husband
1920 Prairie Trails
1920 Ruth of the Rockies
1919 The Adventures of Ruth
1919 The Gun Runners
1918 The Husband Hunter
1918 The Fast Mail
1918 When Paris Green Saw Red
1918 Beating the Limited
1918 Naked Fists
1918 The Midnight Flyer
1918 Quick Triggers
1917 The Man from Montana
1917 The Ninth Day
1917 Squaring It
1917 Right of Way Casey
1917 Meet My Wife
1917 Double Suspicion
1917 Swede Hearts
1917 The Honor of Men
1917 Casey's Border Raid
1917 Bill Brennan's Claim
1917 The Desert Ghost
1917 The Raid
1917 Roped In
1917 Border Wolves
1917 They Were Four
1917 The Comeback
1917 Won by Grit
1916 The Devil's Own
1916 A Woman's Eyes
1916 Love's Lariat
1916 The Committee on Credentials
1916 Across the Rio Grande


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November 26, 2014
Four people showed up at Alegent Creighton University Medical Center suffering from gunshot wounds and a fifth individual told police he too had been wounded outside of an Omaha residence Sunday morning.
The four, who arrived at the hospital by private vehicle, were identified as 29-year-old Braylon Hardeman, 27-year-old Darnell Matthews, 22-year-old Delvonne Cross and 31-year-old Rodney Landrum. They told police they were shot at 24th and Binney around 4:20 a.m. None of their injuries were considered life threatening.
While officers were investigating at the scene, a man walked over just after 5 a.m. and said he also had been shot, but was uncooperative.
Police believe the trouble started during an "after hours" event in the area.
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YEIDA land transfer policy changedDec 10, 2012, 01:08PM IST
Featured Today
To curb black marketing of land allotments in the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) area, the policy of land transfers has been changed whereby allottees would now be required to enter into 'agreements-to-lease' with the Authority to be able to transfer their allotments. This replaces an earlier policy, in practice since the inception of the Authority, wherein allotments could be transferred without entering into agreements.
As per the Authority, the old policy allowed for open transfers, which had threatened the spawning up of a huge black market. The new policy would prevent land allotments from changing several hands before the actual signing of lease deeds. It would also help increase revenues for the state government in terms of stamp duties paid through registration of plots.
"Substantial losses were being caused to the state exchequer on account of this practice in terms of non-payment of stamp duties," said a senior Authority official. The new policy of land transfers, as per officials, has already got the approval of the board of the Authority.
However, according to the Authority, the policy is not applicable for owners of those plots, which are located in khasras of villages that have appealed in various courts against land acquisition.
Source: The Times of India, Delhi/NCR


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Cornell's Department of Music believes in a well-rounded undergraduate music education with performance as a primary focus. Our department prepares musicians through the applied study of making music, underscored by a curriculum of music theory, history, and literature that develops a cultural context for musical performances.
Degree options
Several different music degree programs are available:
- Bachelor of Music, major in performance
- Bachelor of Music, major in music education
- Bachelor of Arts, major (or minor) in music
- Bachelor of Special Studies
The B.S.S. degree is an individualized program designed by students in collaboration with faculty members. It may include emphasis in such areas as fine arts management, music therapy, or music theater.
Music on the block plan
Music courses including music theory, history, literature, topics courses, and Lyric Theatre are offered on the block plan. Meanwhile, studio lessons and performing ensembles are on a semester system that runs contemporaneously with Cornell's One Course At A Time calendar. The meshing of these schedules means that students have opportunities for focused immersion experiences as well as extended periods of practice and ensemble work.
Internships have created exciting experiences for our music students, and the block plan makes scheduling easy. Recent internships include:
- Teaching music in the public schools of England
- Working as an arts administrator at the Cedar Rapids Symphony for three blocks
- Practicing music therapy with emotionally and socially challenged children
Off-campus opportunities
Cornell music students have toured nationally and internationally through performing ensemble courses. Other off-campus opportunities include Wagner and Wagnerism, a research course at Chicago's Newberry Library, which also features attendance at many live events, such as operas, jazz concerts, and lecture-recitals.


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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Schneider's Fish & Seafood Corporation 09-Aug-01
Public Health Service
Food & Drug Administration
300 Pearl Street, Suite 100
Buffalo, NY 14202
Ronald Perelstein, Owner
Schneider?s Fish & Seafood Corp.
2150 Old Union Road
Cheektowaga, New York 14227
Dear Mr. Perelstein:
We inspected your firm, locatedat2150 Old Union Road, Cheektowaga, NY, on July 25-27,2001 and found you have serious deviations from the Seafood HACCP regulations (21 CFR Part 123). These deviations cause your vacuum-packed Yellowfin Tuna to be in violation of section 402(a)(4) of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. You can find this Act and the seafood HACCP regulations through links in FDA?s home page at www.fda.gov.
The deviations are as follows:
- You must have a written HACCP plan to control any food safety hazards that are reasonably " likely to occur, to comply with 21 CFR 123.6(b). However, your firm does not have a HACCP plan for vacuum-packed Yellowfin Tuna to control the food safety hazard of Clostridium botulinum toxin formation.
- You must maintain a recordkeeping system that documents the monitoring of critical control points (CCPS), to comply with 123.6(b). However, your firm lacks monitoring records for the CCPS of thawing and labeling for vacuum packed Yellowfin Tuna.
You should take prompt action to correct these and all violations at your firm. Failure to achieve prompt corrective action may result in further regulatory action - without further notice. These actions include seizure and/or injunction.
Other deviations from the Seafood HACCP regulations, and from the requirementsof21 CFR Part 110, were also noted during the inspection, and should be corrected as soon as possible. These include the failure to maintain calibration records for thermometers used in the refrigerated cooler where vacuum-packed products are stored [21 CFR 123. 8(a)(2)(ii) and 123 .8(a) (3)(iii)]; and failure to maintain adequate sanitation control records [21 CFR 123.11(c)].
This letter may not list all the deviations at your facility. You are responsible for ensuring that your processing plant operates in compliance with the Act, the Seafood HACCP regulations, and the Good Manufacturing Practice regulations (21 CFR Part 110). You also have a responsibility to use procedures to prevent further violations of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and all enabling regulations.
Please notify this office in writing, within 15 days, of the specific steps you have taken to correct the noted violation and to prevent a recurrence of similar violations. Your response should be directed to James M. Kewley, Compliance Officer, at the above address. Mr. Kewley can be reached at (716) 551-4461, ext. 3128. You may wish to include documentation with your response, such as your HACCP plan for processing vacuum-packed Yellowfm Tuna, and examples of the associated process monitoring records.
Robert L. Hart
Acting District Director
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