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All gardens have their own shape or form which can be enhanced by beautiful shrubs. These can give an extra dimension of height, and if evergreen can add interest in the winter time.
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Alpine Rhodos
Herbaceous Perennials
Rhododendrons are of great value in laying out the skeleton of a garden, coming in so many sizes and foliage types, and all flowering profusely in spring.
There are four basic sizes of rhododendron, large, medium (yakushimanum hybrids), low-growing and alpine.
The large hybrids are familiar to most people and reach about 2 metres after 12 years. They shouldn't be confused with the common rhododendron ponticum which is a weed. There are many flower colours ranging from white, to pink, red, yellow and orange, and look wonderful when planted around the edges of medium to large gardens.
Yakushimanum hybrids grow to medium size, around one metre after twelve years. They arose following the discovery of an exciting new species of rhododendron in 1934 on the remote Japanese island of Yakushima. The plants were found growing on the rain-drenched and wind-swept slopes of the island's mountain peaks. This new species was hybridised with many of our large-growing rhododendrons to produce the extensive range of compact plants that we have available.
In the 1950s and 1960s breeding programs were carried out by Percy Wiseman and Gerald Pinkney at Waterer's Nurseries to produce many good plants including my favourite Rhododendron Percy Wiseman. At Hydon Nurseries A George produced the seven dwarfs series, many of which we list today. Hachmann in Germany has produced some stunning varieties such as Rhododendron Fantastica.
As well as lovely flowers in many different colours, the foliage provides interest as some varieties and especially the species has leaves coated underneath with a luxurious furry indumentum. The species also has this present on the top of the leaves, like the bloom on a freshly picked plum.
The yakushimanums provide the opportunity to have fabulous rhododendron flowers in today's smaller gardens. Pleas follow this link for details of the RHS trial on these shrubs: www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/RHS-Publications/Plant-bulletins/Rhododendron-yakushimanum-Bulletin
Low-growing rhododendrons are smaller, growing to about 60 cms and are useful near the front of the shrub border.
The alpine varieties generally grow to no more than 30 cms and can be used in places such as the front of the border or on the rock garden. They're covered with a mass of flowers in early spring, starting in April, before the main rhododendrons.
All rhododendrons need an acid soil. If you are in any doubt about your soil, check your neighbour's gardens to see if they can grow rhododendrons, azaleas or pieris. Alternatively a simple pH testing kit can be bought from a garden centre. If your soil is alkaline you can still grow rhododendrons in containers around the patio. Be sure to use an ericaceous compost. The yakushimanum hybrids as well as the low-growing and alpines will all do well in planters. For neutral soils it is beneficial to feed the plants twice yearly with sequestered iron, available form you local garden centre.
Rhododendrons can be planted at any time of year, though if in spring or summer they will need watering during dry spells until the roots are fully established in the ground. They benefit from the addition of bark or peat in the planting hole, and a little bone-meal helps. Do not use fresh farmyard manure as it can burn the roots. If there is any yellowing of the leaves then a fertiliser rich in iron can be used (eg 'Sequestrene' or seaweed fertiliser with added iron for ericaceous plants).
All our rhododendron are very hardy and this winter have sailed through temperatures of minus sixteen with no damage, smiling at us through the snow.
Azaleas like similar growing conditions to rhododendrons. if planting in containers then the evergreen azaleas are particularly suitable, growing only to about 60 cms in height. They look stunning in the garden when planted in a drift, to give a bed of vibrant colour in spring.
The azaleas are divided into two types ; evergreen or Japanese and deciduous. The evergreen azaleas grow to about 2 - 3 feet, and some are very low growing e.g. Azalea Mount Seven Stars which can be grown as an alpine. The North Tisbury Hybrids are a special group bred by Polly Hill at Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts in the 1960s. These flowers a month later than the mainstream, starting in June, and thus they prolong the season. They are also mostly very low growing, e.g. azalea Pink Pancake which reaches only 10".
Deciduous azaleas often have rich autumn leaf colours giving an extra season of interest. Some varieties are scented, notably the delicious azalea luteum with yellow flowers. These plants grow to about 1.8 metres after 12 years so are suitable for planting towards the back of the shrub border. They have a beautiful soft appearance and give two seasons of interest so are invaluable in the garden.
Herbaceous Perennials These form the beautiful tapestry of the garden flowing between shrub plantings, or forming beds of mixed or themed colours (for example a blue and yellow garden at Clare College, Cambridge). There is nothing quite so spectacular as herbaceous borders in late spring, summer and early autumn. There is a huge range of colours, textures, heights to choose from and these plants can be used like paints on an artist's palette to truly create an original garden. On a more modest scale individual plants can be used to brighten up corners or patio planters when the form and colour of the flowers can be enjoyed close-up.
Tall plants like delphiniums, lobelias and digitalis can be used at the back of a planting, whilst low-growing plants such as erodiums, phlox subulata, anacyclis, small geraniums etc can go at the front and phlox paniculata, anthemis, echinaceas etc in-between. Some taller varieties may need staking with twiggy supports pushed into the soil early in the season, but we try to grow varieties that are strong enough to stand up on their own.
Many early flowering varieties will give a second flush of flowers if cut back just after flowering in June or early July.
Plants can be made to bush out and give more flowers if cut back to about 20 cms in spring, though the same effect can often be obtained by lightly trimming the tops of the shoots.
After plants have been growing for a few years they can be lifted and divided to provide new plants to give to your friends or plant in other places. If some well-rotted manure is dug in before replanting this will invigorate the plants.
We are raising some lovely varieties, carefully selected to perform well and be resistant to disease. We also have many exciting plants in the pipeline which will be ready for sale in the next year or two.
Finally, perennials always look better planted in groups, at least three of each. This can be done when lifting and dividing to provide drifts of each variety.
Hydrangeas are a puzzle when it comes to pruning as many people find that the following year there are no flowers. The rule is that for paniculata types pruning can be hard in late winter and they will still flower the same year. This group includes Hydrangea Unique, Kyushu, and Pink Diamond. Hydrangea Annabelle can be treated the same way although it is an arborescens variety.
Mophead and Lacecap varieties usually skip the next year's flowering if pruned after July. Note that rmoving dead flower-heads is OK and not the same thing as hard pruning.
There is a wonderful report by the RHS on the wonderful paniculata hydrangeas: www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/RHS-Publications/Plant-bulletins/Hydrangea-paniculata
Magnolias These lovely shrubs grow in neutral or acid soil. Some of them will flower a a very young age, especially the stellata types. The white flowered varieties look stunning when planted against a dark background such as a yew hedge of dark fence or wall.
The soulangeana varieties also flower young and have tulip-shaped blooms.
Alpines These plants normally grow in rocky well drained places and this gives a clue as to how to grow them. Incorporate plenty of drainage material such as gravel or grit in the compost. Some plants with rosette formation in the leaves, such as lewisia, grow best on their side in a wall.
Rhodohypoxis do well in a raised bed or sink garden where the soil is relatively dry. Both these varieties are borderline hardy. However they have both survived -16 degrees this winter in an unheated polytunnel, proving that being over-wet is more dangerous for them than being too cold.


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Pictures and videos hold memories, tell stories, and evoke emotions. They can also summon old pagan gods who eat children. Yeah, you might want to rethink your instagram account now. Sinister blends good, old fashioned suspense and horror with an interesting lead character who you DON'T want dead right away.
Sinister employs the tried and true method of introducing a stubborn, egomaniac that doesn't believe in the existence of anything paranormal or supernatural (despite the continually growing evidence to the contrary) and puts him in a situation where any other superstitious, black cat fearing person would have run away. Ellison Oswalt (Ethan Hawke) is a crime writer whose 15 minutes of fame have come and gone, but in an attempt to bring his career back to life, he decides to investigate a peculiar murder.
In what can only be described as a moment of brilliance, he decides to move his family into the old house of a murdered family he is investigating. Inside this seemingly empty house, Ellison finds a container with 8mm films, each depicting the gruesome deaths of families in the last 50 years. One of the eerie coincidences is that each film has a member of the murdered family go missing. The other similarity is that in each video, there is an odd figure skulking around. Needless to say, he continues his investigation despite everything and everyone telling him to stop.
The problem with many recent horror movies is that the main character is either unlikable or you don't know/care enough about him to want him to survive. Sinister does a great job at creating a relatable main character that you root for the entire time. You understand his hopes, his dreams, and his desires as if they were your own. You want to see him succeed so much that at times you can't help but yell advice at the screen, even though all you know it'll get you is shushed.
To say that Sinister was effectively scary would be an understatement. This film does such a great job building up and executing its scares that at times its reminiscent of a great John Carpenter or Clive Barker film. That's not to say that the film is without its flaws, but what it does right greatly out-weighs them. The successful scares and solid performances are enough to distract you from the less than original story behind the movie, and in the end, what more can you ask for from a horror film?


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Archive for the 'Archives' Category
These things take time
Last week, I spent a few days in the Dalton-Brand Research Room, at Duke University, skimming through the Samuelson papers. They make everybody excited there, and for good reasons. Samuelson was all over the place for about 70 years: in the academia, in the medias, in the arcane secrets of governmental policies. As a result, some of his papers read as mystery novels. There are many different plots intertwined there and you just want to read the end of the story – okay, I might be exaggerating a bit, but you get the idea. Of course, when one sees this kind of materials, he has many ideas for future papers and want to have them written – and published – as soon as possible. Accordingly, the Samuelson papers seem to generate a very competitive market. There will be a roundtable on "the prospects of writing on Paul Samuelson" at the next HES meeting, (at least) two biographical projects are being undertaken at the moment, and of course, there is also the perspective of the 2013 HOPE conference on MIT, which will hopefully result in a lot of new fascinating contributions, not only on Samuelson but on the many other important economists who interacted in this place where a lot of what constitutes the economists' workaday toolbox has allegedly originated. There is this sensation that things will come out rather quickly but also an uneasy feeling of misplaced haste and pressure. Of course, I am not blaming anyone: that feeling has gotten all over me as well!
Yet, it is not without an afterthought that, soon after my return to Paris, I grabbed the copy of Robert Leonard's Von Neumann, Morgenstern, and the Creation of Game Theory: From Chess to Social Science, 1900-1960 that I had ordered from my university's library and which had finally arrived on shelf during my absence. Leonard's book has been expected for over a decade and it fully delivers on its promises. It does not rely on a forced grand narrative or on an overly repeated thesis. Instead, it is constructed like an impressionistic picture, where individual paths and the larger context are subtly intertwined until they finally make sense to the reader. Robert Leonard is never where you expect him to be. When one anticipates pages on abstract formalism, Leonard depicts Chess games and the politics of Red Vienna, when one sees a critique of neoclassical economics, he describes a theory of social interaction and when one thinks of wartime reorganization of science and its aftermath, he tells the ending of a very personal journey. It is meticulously crafted, with an economy of words that makes every sentence necessary. Obviously, these things take time.
In the archives
Taking a quick break from my work in the Samuelson archives – so fascinating, believe me! – I can't resist sharing the following, which I found in his correspondence files. Commenting on David Landes' draft on Abba Lerner (subsequently published), as Landes explains that Lerner did not get a professorship in Britain in the 1930s, in spite of his having published 29 papers so far, Samuelson writes in the margin:
Somewhere, you should hint why Lerner never had the job offer Lange did. jew; socialist; bohemian; libertine; no team player; genius.
And he adds in the related letter to Landes:
History [historians] never get things right.
Source: Samuelson to Landes, February 23 1990, Box 84, Folder "Lerner Abba", Paul A. Samuelson papers at Duke University.
Pop Archives
I was just amused with two projects by Shaun Usher: to "gather and sort fascinating letters, postcards, telegrams, faxes, and memos" in his blog Letters of Note, and to present interesting letterheads in his Letterheady blog.
In the former one can see images and the transcript of a scathing letter from John Lennon to Paul and Linda McCartney in the early 1970s, and letters from other pop figures as Mark Twain, Yoko Ono, Thom Yorke (Radiohead), Edgar Allan Poe, CalTech's chemist Eric Carreira to his post-doc student, among many others. In the latter blog, one finds letterheads of people/companies like Paul Simon, Elizabeth Taylor, Ozzy Osbourne, Marvel, Capitol Records, and many other beautiful ones.
It is interesting that Usher, despite of having "a seemingly endless supply of correspondence to plough through," invites cyberfellows to contribute with their own images. But he warns them: "If you already know it's fake, don't send it."
Just fun!
When my heart skipped a beat
I am writing a paper about an economist that was at the Treasury in the second half of the 1950s and 1960s. In 1965 a new Labour government changed the status of the economist in British policy making by creating the "Government Economic Service", from two dozen economists working in the Treasury there were soon two hundred in all branches of government. [Alec Cairncross writing to the Lloyds Bank Review in 1970 offers an insider's and compact exposition of this change] The Public Record Office listed in its online finding aid two items by this person. Although the items would not be essential for my argument they could provide some clues and color to a formative part of his life that was less documented than his later academic career. I asked the Public Record Office for estimates of digital scans of the two documents.
A week ago I got a reply, the total: a chest constricting 2,051.20 pounds (but it includes the first DVD, not the second, that's 5 more). In their defense, each of the documents runs over 355 pages, which I had failed to notice when I made the request. Still that is 2.80 pounds a page, in my currency: two espressos a page. The median wage in UK public sector is £554 per week, does that mean my request is a four week job? Probably it isn't, even if you take really zealous care in the digitalization and you have a scanner running on coal. Archive and record offices are now taking digital requests but I am sure they look upon them with concern for the future. Even if it pays well it does not pay up. And it is a self-fulfilling prophecy because at these prices, I can't afford it, no one can afford it, and it doesn't get done.
It goes to show that doing history is an expensive business. The conventional imagination has the historian in slippers sinking in an armchair under rising piles of books. Sometimes it's like that, if your library is wealthy enough to carry the books, or has a decent inter library loan service. Google books is great, but has so far not greatly helped the historian of the past 50 years, because of copyright laws and Google's business model won't have it for free. Google books most of the time compounds the problem, because it is effective at revealing additional sources that I don't have access to. And then there are archives. They will promise you scans and copies but often asking prohibitively expensive sums. The outcome is that the historian is a nomadic species, having to bid for travel funds to visit the archives and do her work on physical copies, often with the outcome that the archive holds nothing of real interest, except the stuff for a couple of meaty footnotes. Who could have guessed history was a high-adrenaline, high-risk job?
Bentham's corpse and corpus preserved at UCL
At UCL, a project is run to transcribe the lots of J. Bentham's unedited papers.
The originality is that they will use "crowd sourcing" for this task: a collaborative project to digitize his papers, with the help of volunteers drawn from the web. Gratuitous, hype project? Not quite, since these are 40,000 papers of Bentham that have never been transcribed or studied, and a massive distributed effort seems a clever use of the technology to speed up the completion of the transcription.
Jump at 5'15 for the description of the crowd-sourcing project.
What do the Bentham's specialists think about this initiative? Do they expect it to change the scholarship on Bentham in any significant manner?
[thx to @your2pence who posted on this on http://your2pence.wordpress.com]
Shawmut Follies (1967)-Part I.
King Arthur: Frank Fisher
Merlin: Robert Bishop
Herald: Robert Eckaus
First peasant: Cary Brown
Second peasant : Tapley
Sir Lancelot: Peter Diamond
Sir Lionel : Paul Samuelson
Sir Sagamore: Pranab Bardhan
Sir Dinadan: Peter Temin
Messenger: John Harris
Excerpts from Scene 1.
A mythical kingdom in the East
Arthur: I've got it! I've got it! I know what the world needs!
Merlin: What, Arthur, what?
Arthur: A really great economics department! A new departure in economics department!
Merlin: You've got it, Arthur, bless you fine human instincts. Of course that's what's been missing.
Arthur: The world will be a better place for a great economic department. I'll send recruiters to distant lands. We'll raise every top man in existence.
Merlin: No, no, no, Arthur. That's what's been wrong up to now. This constant raiding, the escalation of salary offers, fringe benefits. The isn't what the world needs.
Arthur: We'll attract them by an idea and an exemple.
Arthur: We'll gather all the young PhDs here and we'll call it..
Merlin: Yes, Arthur?
Arthur: the M.I.T long Corridor.
Merlin: Splendid.
Excerpts from Scene 2
A provincial city named after an English philosopher
Herald: hear ye, hear ye. Come on, come all to hearken to the Grand Proclamation of King Arthur
Herald: Kind Arthur of MIT offers to all young knight of intellectual errantry the opportunity to join the select Long Corridor of economists sworn to uphold true theory, to rescue theorems from rape and pillage at the brutal hands of Midwestern PhDs, to form a fellowship of intellectual excellence and as much good cheer as can coexist with it.
Bystander 1: Who's going to go and compete with those fierce eastern minds?
Bystander 2: Not me, man
Lancelot: I will
Bystander: Who? Who are you?
Lancelot: I am Lancelot du Bay, academic fencer par excellence. I will go.
Bystander 1: To MIT? Think twice, man.
(to be continued…..)
Note: These are excerpts from a play script written by Duncan Foley and Peter Temin in 1967, presumably for the MIT annual Christmas Party. Found in the MIT archives, Hayden Library.
When you do archive work, you always stumble upon this kind of material. You laugh, sometimes you make a copy of it, and then you burry it on a shelf. This time, I'd like to make more of it. I've been writing on how economics at MIT was shaped in the postwar period, who were the various protagonists, what were their visions, how did they interact and how did the institutional structures of the Institute (from engineering tradition to recruitment policies and curricula) influenced these interactions and in turn were altered by them. This play script conveys a wealth of information as to how MIT economists viewed themselves, other departments and the state of their science at that time. It also says much about the roles of each protagonist within the community (if only through who's assigned which character of the Round Table myth). Yet, I've just finished a draft of my MIT project, and so far I haven't mentioned this material in the narrative. The truth is that I don't quite know how to interpret it, how to handle it. This information is conveyed and filtered by a "tone" that belongs to the realm of humor, derision, possibly caricature, and shouldn't be taken literally. Any idea or reference on how to handle joke-material in history?
Inspiration from the past
Wandering the streets of New York I found myself at a street-side book vendor, and in picking up the Letters of the Younger Pliny I found a wonderful sentiment in the introductory quotation:
Familiar letters written by eye-witnesses, and that, without design, disclose circumstances that let us more intimately into important events, are genuine history; and as far as they go, more satisfactory than formal premeditated narratives.
-Horace Walpole to Sir John Fenn on 29 June 1784
I add to that, two definitions from Ambrose Bierce's Devil's Dictionary (1906), which constitute my second purchase of the day:
History, n. An account mostly false, of events mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers mostly knaves, and soldiers mostly fools.
Historian, n. A broad-gauge gossip.


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Rashevski's Tango
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There's a lot to talk about after the 2012 MotoGP season opener, but one thing that struck me in particular was the situation Casey Stoner found himself in for Qualifying Practice. Given the combination of a new 1000cc-based formula and a new tire from Bridgestone, several riders complained of the old nemesis: chatter, which we heard quite a lot about when the 800s arrived, and was for the most part ironed out as development progressed on the former MotoGP spec.
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Film Storage Question
Started by AstroMan0 , May 10 2013 06:36 PM
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Posted 10 May 2013 - 06:36 PM
I have read a whole lot about storing hypered Tech pan in nitrogen or in a freezer, but have not read any material concerning the storage of hypered, unexposed film in a vacuum. I have had a 10 exposure roll of film in the hypering chamber for a few days at about 10 in. Hg, and I wanted to hear some feedback from everyone about if this was a good idea, or if I have already ruined the film. Storage in a vacuum seems like the obvious solution to the moisture problem. I have heard that the film can be dried out so much that static electricity occurs when winding it, but are there any more serious effects of storage in a vacuum?
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Posted 10 May 2013 - 10:31 PM
You're best to store it sealed in dry N2(with slight positive pressure) and keeping it in the freezer. The base fog of hypered film increases rapidly when kept at room temp. regardless of vacuum or not.
Posted 11 May 2013 - 08:50 AM
Can I put the hypering chamber in the freezer?
Posted 11 May 2013 - 10:06 AM
If the integrity of the chambers seals are ok I don't see why not, but you're best to do it with a positive pressure of dry N2 in the chamber. This should prevent any outside, moisture laden air from being drawn into the chamber while it's in the freezer.


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Thousands share Thanksgiving meal in Edmond
EDMOND — Chang Liu, 19, of China, had her first Thanksgiving Day meal Thursday at the University of Central Oklahoma.
Liu was one of more than 2,000 people who ate turkey at the Edmond Community Thanksgiving Dinner event.
She said she is studying piano at UCO and, like many international students, wanted somewhere to go for a meal with friends since family is far away, she said.
She ate turkey and the dessert, she said. After the meal her plan was to "sleep," and then "shop" and then "study."
The food she said was "good, really good," Liu said.
Volunteers started showing up for the Thanksgiving meal to help set up about 5 a.m. said volunteer Dan Martel, 50, of Edmond. There were hundreds of volunteers on hand. By 9 a.m., several hundred people had already eaten, Martel said.
"It has been busy," Martel, said. "As soon as we opened the doors it was busy."
Blaize Paradise, 12, of Edmond, said he had been helping prepare for the dinner for several days. He helped cook and performed a number of various tasks.
"I feel a little better when I help people out," Paradise said. "And I really had nothing else to do today."
Mike Laska, 64, of Edmond, has been organizing the Edmond Thanksgiving dinner for 31 years.
"We are excited about today," Laska said. "It's a good turnout."
"We've had more than enough help," Laska said. "We are real excited about all the people who show up."
Hundreds of helpers
He said more than 600 volunteers helped put on the event.
It was the fifth year for the Thanksgiving meal at UCO.
In the past, the meals have been served at area churches.
"After our 25th year, we got to the point we realized we needed a home, some place to call our own," Laska said.
He said more than 1,000 people took meals home to deliver them to others who could not be in the UCO Nigh University Center.
The event is good for volunteers, too, who want to do something positive in their community, he said.
"The fellowship is not just with those people we serve, but we serve the volunteers," Laska said. "Because the volunteers have a need to serve, they have a need for fellowship. They have a need for community, and it is as much for the volunteers as it is for the people who come and enjoy their dinner here."
Volunteers cooked 150 turkeys. About 500 pounds of potatoes, 450 pounds of sweet potatoes, 25 pounds of cornbread, 75 loaves of bread, 80 gallons of broth and 50 gallons of gravy were prepared for the meal.


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Mary Amelia Phillips, devoted to family
Mary Amelia Phillips, 76, of Seaford, went to be with the Lord Friday, June 20, 2014, with her family at her side.
Mary was born in Pittsville, Md., Feb. 23, 1938, to the late Preston John Walter Smith and Wilsie F. Layton Smith. In addition to her parents, she is also preceded in death by three siblings, Jimmy Smith, Ethel Lathbury and John Smith.
Mary was a member of Oak Orchard Community Church. She loved reading, playing Yahtzee, going to yard sales, and camping. She was a kind, strong woman who was deeply devoted to her family and will be greatly missed.
She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Albert V. Phillips Sr. of Seaford; six children, Florence Ellen Smith and her husband Bruce of Millsboro, Mary F. Wallace of Millsboro, Albert V. Phillips Jr. and his wife Tammy of Dagsboro, Beverly Wells and her husband Ben of Seaford, Thomas Phillips of Seaford and Anna Rossington and her husband Mark of Gainsboro, Tenn.; a sister, Phyllis Bare and her husband Jack; a brother, David Smith and his wife Pat; 15 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews cousins, extended family and friends as well as her beloved canine friend Tater.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m., Friday, June 27, at Oak Orchard Community Church, 32615 Oak Orchard Road, Millsboro, where friends may call after 2 p.m. Pastor Allen Miller will officiate.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in Mary's memory to Oak Orchard Community Church, Scholarship Fund, 32615 Oak Orchard Road, Millsboro, DE 19966.
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Former University of Alabama basketball player Marcus Campbell, who made a successful professional playing career for over a decade in Europe as an all-star player, is hosting the 2nd Annual Marcus Campbell Basketball Gala in his hometown of Livingston at noon on Saturday, April 9. It will take place at his former high school, at Livingston High School's Nelson Hughes Gymnasium.
The basketball event will open with Paramount Middle School Girls playing Kinterbish Junior High Girls, followed by the Paramount Middle School Boys vs. the Kinterbish Junior High Boys. Next Carver Middle School Boys will play York West End Boys. Demopolis Junior High Girls will then take on Livingston Junior High Girls, followed by John Essex Junior High School Girls vs. York West End High School Girls. Livingston Junior High School Boys will play John Essex Junior High School Boys and the event will cap with Demopolis Junior High School Boys playing North Sumter Junior High School Boys.
Cost is $2 for students and $5 for adults. Children aged five and under attend free. The event benefits the Sumter County Opportunity, Inc. Head Start program. For more information, call (205) 652-4477.
Campbell lettered at Alabama from 1989-91, playing forward for the Crimson Tide on teams that advanced to the NCAA tournament, including the NCAA Sweet 16 in 1990 and 1991. The Alabama graduate followed his UA career by playing ball overseas for a decade, retiring after knee surgery.


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The Spearhead is a free-standing, 1000 foot, granite peak in the middle of Glacier Gorge in Rocky Mountain National Park. Jim and I climbed it via the classic North Ridge route on Sunday, August 7, 2005.
The approach is about 6 miles each way, so we decided to bivy at the base the night before, rather than try to do the route in a day. Due to a variety of circumstances, we left Boulder late, and didn't arrive in Estes Park until after 5:00 on Saturday evening. By the time we picked up our bivy permit and drove to the trailhead, it was 6:00. Clearly, we were going to get caught in the dark on the way in.
The hike is relatively docile for the first 4 miles, traveling almost due south through Glacier Gorge. We reached Mills Lake (named after my roommate, Steve Mills -- a lot of people don't know that) just as the sun was setting. After admiring the view for a bit, we continued on into the dusk.
After the fourth mile, the trail steepens considerably as you climb towards Black Lake. The Speared lies directly behind the lake, approximately 3/4 mile south. By the time we reached Black Lake it was dark, and we were hiking by headlamp. Here the trail officially ends, although a climber's trail emerges on the south side of the lake to take you the rest of the way.
The climber's trail is thin and hard to follow in the dark, especially towards the top, where cairns mark the way through a boulder field. In the dark, we took a very circuitous route through the boulders, until a pair of headlamps from fellow bivy-ers guided our way.
Glacier Gorge is a very popular bivy site, and the boulder field is full of overhanging boulders that provide excellent shelter. We found a well-constructed bivy site, and were in our bags by 10:30. Three other parties were bivied at the base, 2 of which were also planning to climb the north ridge. In order to avoid waiting, Jim and I planned to get an early start.
We woke up in the darkness just before 5:00. After pumping fresh water, eating some oatmeal, and packing our bags, we were on the route at 6:00, the first group on the rock.
The route begins with some class 4 scrambling. We simul-climbed the first pitch, such that Jim set up the first belay at the end of the second pitch, just as I was nearing the end of the 4th class section on the first pitch. By the time he had set up the belay, I was in the heart of the first crux, a thin slab traverse that felt extremely tenuous. It turns out that the slab was slightly off route, and the climbing got much easier after I reached the end of the traverse.
The third pitch starts with a brief 5.4 section, before slabbing out into class 4/easy-5 ledges. The fourth pitch was more of the same, leading to the crux pitches that would take us to the summit.
The 5th pitch is amazing. After ascending 700 feet in the relative safety of the north ridge, the 5th pitch moves out towards the east face, and some world-class exposure. You follow a crack above a prominent barb along the very edge of the north ridge, with the east face on your left. The crack keeps getting closer to the east face, and eventualy it becomes a lie-back. This forces you to transfer your center of gravity from the slabby north ridge below you to the massively exposed east face on your left.
What a move! Although the handholds are bomber, it's quite a feeing to swing your body into 800 feet of empty space below. If not the physical crux, this is certainly the mental crux of the route. By the time I reached Jim at the belay, I was breathing really hard -- not from physical exertion, but from fear.
Climbing-wise, the 6th pitch is a bit harder. The crux is a 5.6 chimney that has to be negotiated -- a difficult proposition with a full pack. The pitch pops through a notch to finish on the west face of the peak, about 50 feet below the summit. More class 4 ledges lead to an extremely exposed summit ridge, which Jim walked through with no difficulty. I, on the other hand, was not about to follow him. After some prodding, I found a V0 boulder problem that would lead to the summit. Exposed but easy, I topped out to a beautiful view of the Glacier Gorge Cirque. Unfortunately, I forgot that my new camera has a panoramic mode, as this would have been a great opportunity to try it out.
It took about an hour to get to descend the class 3 gully on the west side of the peak, and we were back at our bivy site by 11:30. On the hike down, I felt tired and wobbly, and it crossed my mind that I might be feeling the effects of the high altitude. I dismissed this theory, because I spend a lot of time at altitude, and tend to be pretty acclimatized. However, upon reaching treeline I felt much better, and was finally able to keep up with Jim. I guess it was the altitude after all.
We reached the car at 2:30, and headed back to Estes Park for some burgers, beer, and homemade fudge.
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Does anyone know how to disassemble a Mark IV coaster hub? I've gone through the Sturmey-Archer and Bendix sites online and don't find a match to my hub. A lot of them appear to be approached from the drive-side, usually by removing a circlip. My hub doesn't have a circlip that I can find. Some other hubs I saw have a brake arm on the left-hand side that lifts off after removing locknuts, etc. The brake arm on my hub won't budge.
On my hub, there is a thick ring on the drive-side that has a single notch. I was thinking maybe a spanner of some sort may be needed to wrench it off.
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The first known discussion of the computer method of flight simulation is that of Roeder in his 1929 German Patent Specification. Roeder treated the general problem of the instrument control of vehicles freely movable in space, such as airships, aeroplanes or submarines. His outlines of the requirements of a simulator for such a task could almost refer to a modern simulator. As an example of his technique he described the dynamic simulation of an airship height control system and a fluid-operated analogue computer suitable for this. No successful training devices are known to have resulted from this work. In 1939 Mueller, at MIT, described an electronic analogue computer for the faster-than- real-time simulation of aeroplane longitudinal dynamics. His interest was in aircraft design and the solution of the equations of motion, but as a postscript to his paper he mentioned the possibility of extending the time scale of the simulation and of including a man in the loop.
In 1941 an electronic simulator was designed and built at the TRE to serve as the "flying unit" for their AI radar trainers. This computer was based on the ideas of F.C. Williams, famous for his later work on digital computers, and used the velodyne, another TRE invention, for integration. The d.c. method of computing was used in the simulation of the simplified fighter aerodynamics. The first model of this computer (the Type 8 Part II) was constructed by Dynatron Radio Limited in 1941 and many were used throughout the war. Later, in 1945, a more advanced flying unit including feel forces was designed by A.M. Uttley for use in a new AI visual crew trainer. This, however, never saw service.
Also in Britain at about this time an electromechanical analogue computer for the simulation of aircraft longitudinal dynamics was proposed by G.M. Hellings, then working at the Ministry of Supply. Non-linear functions were generated with shaped cams, and it was sufficiently general to allow the characteristics of any chosen aircraft type to be represented. A mechanical version of this device, the Day Landing Trainer, was manufactured by General Aircraft Limited and used at the Empire Central Flying School. This trainer simulated longitudinal motions and had a pitch motion system with an endless belt, directly viewed visual model. Further development of the device was carried out after the war at Air Trainers Limited.
In 1941 Commander Luis de Florez, of the U.S. Navy, visited Britain and wrote his "Report on British Synthetic Training". This report was highly significant and influenced the establishing of the Special Devices Division of the Bureau of Aeronautics, the predecessor of the present Naval Training Equipment Center. Also in this year the Silloth Trainer concept was brought to the United States and one was erected at the Mohier Organ Plant at Hagerstown, Maryland. After evaluation it was decided to build an electrical version of the trainer as instability of adjustments due to humidity, temperature and ageing made the system unmanageable. The task of producing the new trainer was given to Bell Telephone Laboratories who produced an operational flight trainer for the Navy's PBM-3 aircraft. This device, completed in 1943, consisted of a replica of the PBM front fuselage and cockpit, complete with controls, instrumentation and all auxiliary equipment, together with an electronic computing device to solve the flight equations. The simulator had no motion system, visual system or variable control loading. A total of 32 of these electronic flight trainers for seven types of aeroplane were built by Bell and the Western Electric Company during the war years. It has been stated that the PBM-3 was "probably the first operational flight trainer that attempted to simulate the aerodynamic characteristics of a specific aircraft" but this is debatable.
Since the development of his electrical instrument flight trainer Dr. Dehmel had gained experience in analogue computing techniques through his work on Bell's M-9 anti-aircraft gun directors. He applied this knowledge to the design of an instrument flight simulator based on an analogue computer. He was then able to interest the Curtiss Wright Corporation in the manufacture of these devices in 1943. After the development of a prototype trainer, the U.S. Air Force ordered two trainers from Curtiss Wright for the AT-6 aeroplane; this trainer was named the Z-1 and is shown in the photo. These were followed by production examples designated the Z-2, -3 and -4.


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What was new for this session was the light oval in the SEB somewhat near the same longitude but a little preceding as Oval BA . Preceding this light oval also on the SEB on the extreme limb, a dark marking which I believe is a barge. The turbulence following the GRS can be seen on the following limb was grayish white and stood out in contrast to the darker brown color of the SEB preceding the GRS. The hollow around the GRS was pronounced and took on a "V" shape.
The STB was prominent and was seen south of the GRS appearing like a long eyebrow.
Oval BA stands out well within the light STrZ. It actually appeared to be the same color as the GRS though on my sketch it's more orangey. I'm still working out the bugs with the color sketching. This apparition Oval BA has been prominent and easy to spot when on the limb of Jupiter.
The NNTB extends almost across the entire globe but fades out north of the GRS.
The EQZ has festoons with their bases on the NEBn. The darkest one arched all the way back down to the NEB becoming a garland. I looked for barges and any rifting on the NEB but didn't notice any.
NTrZ was bright and had the colorful NTB north of it. The two toned aspect of this belt stood out and was fun to render. During moments of better seeing I could just make out some waviness to the NTBn border.
Not much to say about the polar regions other than my next observation I plan try some filters to see if that will help picking up some details in these regions.
Clear and steady skies. Dean
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Tesla Secret Discoveries | Tesla Secrets
The Tesla Secret discoveries were many
Nikola Tesla continues to develop the technology for his Tesla Secret Generator throughout 1899 and the early 1900's in Colorado Springs. He is able to produce astonishingly high voltages and currents and when the switch is thrown ghostly sparks dance inside the lab while on the copper ball on top of the antenna thick blue lightning crackles upwards 100 feet into the sky and thunder claps are heard over 15 miles away.
It is one of the great inventor Nikola Tesla's crowning achievements man made lightning .
Here in his lab he had a 56 kilo-volt ampere Westinghouse transformer which George Westinghouse gave to him.
Through the amplification of this transformer into his magnifying transmitter he was able to actually blow up some of the generators in the Colorado Springs electrical plant which was about 25 miles away.
At first it was thought that he generated or used so much power from the utility company that it burned out a couple of the generators. Since then, however there has been some conjecture that actually he was picking up more energy from the surrounding air at that high altitude and it was feeding back into the generator – and you cannot feed electrical energy back into a generator and that is what blew them out. They wouldn't sell him any more power until his assistant went down and helped to repair the generators.
Tesla determines that waves of energy in the earth can be used to transmit power to any point on the globe. In tests he successfully demonstrates the illumination of wireless lamps many miles from the laboratory . But his experiments also produce more ominous possibilities.
The Tesla Secret – Nikola Tesla's secret generator…
has far more complex and far reaching implications than most ordinary people could ever imagine.
Alpha waves in the human brain are between 6 & 8 hertz the wave frequency in the Schumann cavity resonates between 6 & 8 hertz. All biological systems operate in the same frequency range . The human brain's alpha waves function in this range and the electrical resonance of the earth is between 6 & 8 hertz . Thus our entire biological system , brain and the earth itself work from the same frequencies.
Tesla Secret Generator with immense potential
If we can control that resonance system electronically we could directly control the entire mental system of human kind.
Nikola Tesla was fully aware of the awesome power of this aspect of his discovery might unleash on the world. Whilst he would usually eagerly announce his new ideas to the press and his friends, this time he decides to keep it very quiet.
The Tesla Secret was a discovery made over a century ago, yet it still today holds only a fragment of enormous power and potential for human kind.


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Newscast Media SAN FRANCISCO—An ex-prominent gay activist and former editor of
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criticized him for leaving his past and finding God.
Michael Glatze stepped down as co-founder of XY Magazine in 2007 where he walked
out by leaving a note on his computer that read, "Homosexuality is death, and I
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Capcom's Corporate Officer and Senior Vice-President Christian Svensson took to the the Capcom Unity forums to say that his company has no official position on SOPA and blames "bad journalism" for the stories that were published yesterday.
He complains about the rampant reporting of a six word email and calls it bad journalism. Of course those six words were from a Capcom representative who said something along the lines of "we support SOPA." How that's bad reporting I don't know. Capcom now takes a non-stance similar to other publishers who are using the ESA to take fire for a bill that everyone knows is a hot mess. Here's the complete statement Svensson made on Unity:
"Guys, a few points:
1. We are members of the ESA (along side pretty much every other major publisher in our industry).
2. We've only ever stated that the ESA represents us in legislative matters (again, like every other publisher). We have not stated any stance on our support (or not) for SOPA. Inferring more than that is bad journalism (which seems to be rampant based upon the rereporting of a six word response to inquiry).
3. Months ago I've commented that streaming folks/video uploading have absolutely nothing to worry about. We've always been very accommodating to our supporters (and as this thread would demonstrate, even our detractors) and I don't ever see that changing.
The ESA is working with representatives to improve solutions to what is a real problem…"
At this point he points to the ESA's statement released earlier the the week. He wraps it up by saying:
"At Capcom, we're game makers, not legislators. We do not have an internal stance on this particular issue and are not planning to. We'll get back to making games. Thanks."
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Supreme Court | Robert Bork says conservatives haven't put up enough of a fight against Elena Kagan
WASHINGTON-Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan is all but sure to win confirmation this summer, even though Republicans have hinted they might force a filibuster. Despite that, few conservatives have disturbed the relative political calm leading up to her confirmation hearings, which begin Monday.
But one prominent judge has come out openly in his criticism of Kagan-and of Republicans.
"It's typical of young lawyers going into constitutional law that they have inflated dreams of what constitutional law can do, what courts can do. That usually wears off with experience," said Judge Robert Bork, a one-time Supreme Court nominee selected by President Reagan but voted down by the Senate. "Ms. Kagan has not had time to develop a mature philosophy of judging."
Then he added, "I shouldn't have said that except for the fact that it's true."
Bork also criticized Senate Republicans for their passive response to her nomination: "The Republican attitude is, 'It could have been worse.' Which is not the proper attitude."
Since she has no background as a judge, conservative groups have scrounged for indications of Kagan's positions in her political paper trail as an adviser at the White House. Military groups have criticized her blocking military recruiters at Harvard Law School, where she recently served as dean. Pro-life groups have highlighted her support of legalized abortion. But conservatives' main criticisms of Kagan are that she has spent most of her life in academia and as a political operative in the Clinton White House.
While Bork is discouraged by the "vitriol" surrounding present-day Supreme Court nominations, he thinks Kagan deserves tough questioning about what sources she would draw from in order to make decisions as a judge. He also considers her recent praise for former Israeli Supreme Court Judge Aharon Barak "disqualifying in and of itself."
"Barak may be the worst judge on the planet," Bork said. "He has the most extravagantly activist record that I know of."
Kagan described Barak in 2006 as "the judge or justice in my lifetime whom I think best represents and has best advanced the values of democracy and human rights, of the rule of law, and of justice."
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, echoed Bork's concerns on the floor of the Senate: "Will the Constitution control her or will she try to control the Constitution? Will she care more about the judicial process or the political results?"
Kagan's supporters counter that conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has himself said that he has "profound respect" for Barak.
The White House has cleverly orchestrated the lead-up to Kagan's hearings, holding conference calls for reporters with people from all political quarters ready to sing Kagan's praises. Kenneth Starr, solicitor general under President George H.W. Bush and the investigator into President Bill Clinton's troubles, signed a letter endorsing Kagan along with Ted Olson, who served as solicitor general under President George W. Bush. Judge Michael McConnell, who Bush considered nominating to the Supreme Court, has also praised Kagan.
Bork said he hadn't asked them about their reasons for endorsing her, but said he himself initially wanted to support Kagan because he admired the conservative professors she had hired as dean at Harvard Law. But now he believes "it was her way of running for office."


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While researchers are still debating the mechanism behind the boost, they believe that receptors in your mouth increase neural drive in response to the presence of sugar. Essentially, the theory goes, experiencing pleasure can make exercise easier—allowing you to ride longer.
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Lesnar vs Kingston
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July 4, 2015
Money in the Bank highlights
A video on YouTube that showcases the 60 craziest moments from every single Money in the Bank match that has ever taken place, with plenty of highlights from Kofi Kingston and Shelton Benjamin.
June 2, 2015
New Day vs Kidd and Cesaro
In a best of three falls match for the tag team championship, New Day was successfully able to retain the belts by defeating Tyson Kidd and Antonio Cesaro. The two teams split the first two match before Kofi Kingston and Big E Langston were able to capture the decisive fall. The duo was able to overcome a strong challenge from Kidd and Cesaro because Xavier Woods sneaked into the ring and pinned Cesaro without the referee recognizing him.
May 17, 2015
Adrian Neville in MITB
Despite the loss to Wade Barrett in the King of the Ring tournament, do not expect Adrian Neville to be dropped down the ladder by WWE. The front office still has every intention of keeping his push going. The belief is that Neville can be given a good amount of momentum by replacing Kofi Kingston as the high flyer in the upcoming Money in the Bank match. He is unlikely to win the thing, but he will be made to look very strong that night.
April 29, 2015
Extreme Rules 2015 winners
Just as a recap, here are all the winners from Extreme Rules 2015. Kofi Kingston and Big E Langston captured the tag team championship in WWE. John Cena, Seth Rollins and Nikki Bella all retained their respective belts at the pay per view. Other winners include Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler and Roman Reigns. During the kickoff match, Adrian Neville was given a surprising victory over a five time former Intercontinental Champion.
April 26, 2015
New Day gets title shot
As some of you already know, plans change pretty often backstage in WWE. Originally, Kalisto and Sin Cara were supposed to challenge Tyson Kidd and Antonio Cesaro for the tag team championship at Extreme Rules. However, management opted to change things up by giving the match to Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston and Big E Langston instead, even though the Lucha Dragons received really nice ovations from the live events during the Europe tour.
April 21, 2015
Wrestlemania tag team title match
In the opening match of the Wrestlemania kickoff show, Antonio Cesaro and Tyson Kidd managed to successfully retain the tag team championship in a match that also featured Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, Diego, Fernando, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso. Jimmy was written out of the match almost immediately because he is injured in real life. After several high spots, the match ended when Cesaro pinned Langston.
March 29, 2015
Wrestlemania tag team match
It looks like WWE will actually showcase their tag team championship at Wrestlemania this year. As of right now, there are plans penciled in to do a title match featuring four different teams. Management is still undecided about a championship scramble or a simple fatal four way. The rumored contestants for the match are Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Tyson Kidd, Antonio Cesaro, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, Big E Langston, Diego and Fernando.
March 11, 2015
Xavier Woods at Wrestlemania
If you look at the record books, you will notice that Xavier Woods has yet to work a pay per view for WWE this year. That streak will more than likely be ending at Wrestlemania, as he is rumored to be a possible participant in two different matches. Woods might team up with Kofi Kingston or Big E Langston to face several tag teams for the title. If management does not go that route, then Woods will be a participant in the battle royal.
March 2, 2015
Kofi Kingston at Wrestlemania
With WWE setting up a ladder match at Wrestlemania for the Intercontinental Championship, an obvious candidate to join the other contestants is none other than Kofi Kingston. After all, he excels in environments like these. It would be a move that the audience would appreciate. Unfortunately, though, management is not interested in his addition. The feeling backstage is that Kingston should only be viewed as a tag team wrestler now.
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Tebow will take pressure off Tom. Against top defenses with the game on the line, Tom has failed much more then he succeeded since his last super bowl win. With Tebow in the backfield on third and 5, defensive ends will not be able to just rush Brady, they will have to be aware of Tebow in the backfield. Quick pitch, option, run , fake pitch, it will allow Tom more time which will make him succeed since Tom can't scramble.
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Since you don't follow the CrossFit.com programming, what are your goals when programming for the gym?
CrossFit.com provides excellent programming. At our gym, we take the same approach with constantly varied movements and workouts. We choose to offer workouts that may be more easily scaled in group settings and address some of the needs/desires of our community.
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New on Netflix Instant Streaming: 2 Months, $2 Million
Creator: Terrence Sacchi (Facing Trauma), Paul Reitano (Facing Trauma), Brandon Gross
Starring: Jay Rosenkrantz (The Micros, Deuces Cracked), Dani Stern
Genre: Reality, Poker, Sports
Episodes: 10 Episodes
Network: G4
Why You Should Watch It: I hate to say it but I can't imagine you would much enjoy this show if you have never played poker, don't watch poker, or know nothing about the game. The show isn't centered around the actual playing of the game, it's more about the goal of making $2 million dollars and the summer Vegas adventures of four friends, but I'm not sure some people would appreciate the lifestyle or stories in the show. It took place during a time when playing online poker, while not the easiest to do in the USA, was still a large business. Since the infamous Black Friday last year, things for the online poker world, in the United States, look pretty glum. So, the playing you see in the show can't really be done at the same scope anymore. Sadly. The four friends, Dani "Ansky" Stern, Jay "KRANTZ" Rosenkrantz, Brian "flawless_victory" Roberts, and Emil "whitelime" Patel all share a Las Vegas home for the summer while, collectively, trying to make $2 Million dollars. Each week they have friendly competitions on who makes the most money and the loser has to usually do something humiliating as punishment. It also shows the different lifestyle that a professional poker player lives. It's defiantly a good watch if you like poker, and even though you might not know much about the game, give it a try. It's only 10 episodes after all.


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In yet another key executive departure, it was announced last night that Sony Pictures' head of Worldwide Creative Advertising Tommy Garotta would be leaving the company.Read More »
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An influx of titles ("Edge Of Tomorrow", "Jersey Boys", "Tammy") has allowed Warners to (temporarily) catch Fox as the two currently sit atop the market share leaderboard. But the gang in Burbank should enjoy it now as a bunch of apes should return Fox to the top of the box office mountain by this ...Read More »
Warners has a solid hold on the studio box office market share derby and thanks to a big weekend with "Maleficent", Disney has now slipped into the #2 slot. The next few weeks should see Fox move into contention with both "The Fault In Our Stars" and "How To Train Your Dragon 2". Should be interes...Read More »
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Sony Pictures Classics will release Bennett Miller's "Foxcatcher" on November 14, a full year after it was scheduled to open at the AFI Film Festival 2013. Michael Barker and Tom Bernard pulled the film from that festival; it's now heading to screen in competition at Cannes. It's a big deal to be an...Read More »