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The African Union, constitutionalism and power-sharing
Over the past decade, the African Union (AU) had put in place an important normative framework to promote constitutional rule and, in particular, orderly constitutional transfers of power in its member states. Through its Peace and Security Council (PSC), the AU has actively opposed, including through the use of sanctions, unconstitutional changes of government. As a key element of its policy, the PSC systematically advocates a return to constitutional order as a remedy for unconstitutional changes of government. Free and fair elections are an important element in the PSC policy of legitimating a new constitutional and political order. However, while opposing unconstitutional means of obtaining or transferring power, the AU has been generally supportive of the use of power-sharing agreements as an instrument of negotiated conflict settlement. Most power-sharing agreements are not in accordance with the prevailing constitutional order and, as part of a larger peace agreement, often contain new constitutional blueprints. This dual policy of, on the one hand, opposing certain types of unconstitutional changes of government, in particular military coups, and, on the other, advocating power-sharing agreements in the absence of a regulatory framework or normative guidance on such agreements poses an obvious challenge for the consistency of AU policy. Insofar as the AU wishes to nurture a culture of constitutionalism in its member states, it might benefit from developing policy guidelines about how to enhance the legitimacy of a new constitutional order - and of the political regime exercising political authority – be it in the aftermath of a coup or as a result of power-sharing.
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Olympic medal winner Kim Crow has qualified fastest for the single scull semi-finals at the World Rowing Championships in South Korea on a successful second day for Australia.
Crow, who medalled in both the single and double sculls at the 2012 London Olympics, shot out to an early lead and powered home to blitz Great Britain and the Netherlands in her heat and record the fastest time heading into the semis, which will take place on Friday.
Three other Australian crews secured direct qualification to their A-finals, with the women's eight, the women's lightweight quad scull and Erik Horrie in the Arms and shoulders single scull all advancing on Monday.
The women's eight, who had to overcome the loss of Tess Gerrand due to illness at the last minute, held off a spirited challenge from Great Britain to finish second behind heavy favourites the USA.
It wasn't as rosey for Australia men however, with only 2012 Paralympic silver medallist recording a win - which sent him directly to Thursday's A-final.
The lightweight quad scull finishing fourth in their six-boat field, the double scull pairing of Sasha Belonogoff and Tom Swann and the lightweight four both placing third while the men's eight finished second in a two-boat race.
They all missed out on the direct path to the semis and will need to try their luck in Wednesday's repechage in the hope of progressing.

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A fitness instructor has stepped into the running shoes of his best mate whose son has a rare eye cancer.
Billy French, 29, from Mitcham, is running the marathon on behalf of his Epsom friend Mark Stevens after his son Jack, now 2, was diagnosed last year.
Mr French has already raised more than £1,000 for the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust since replacing Mr Stevens who cannot run in the marathon on Sunday, April 21.
Jack was only found to have a childhood cancer, called retinoblastoma, after his grandmother read an article saying the disease can be seen as a glow in the eye in photos.
Mr French, who lives in Steers Mead, Mitcham, said: "If she hadn't seen that article then nobody would have noticed it.
That's why it is so important to raise awareness of not only the disease but the symptoms too."
Jack, who lives with his family in Chapel Grove, Epsom, is now in a stable condition but has to undergo examinations under anaesthetic every few months.
Less than 50 children a year are diagnosed with retinoblastoma in the UK and many children lose an eye to the disease.
Mr French said it was impossible for children to understand why they cannot eat or drink for hours before an anaesthetic to check their eyes.
He said: "The whole experience is emotional torture. It is just an awful experience for them and everyone involved."
The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust offers support to Jack's family and others, raises awareness of the disease and helps to fund research.
To donate visit: www.justgiving.com/Billyjackmarathon
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Director Michael Bay will be shooting near Seattle, WA in October, 2013.
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"Transformers: Age of Extinction" is now filming outside of Seattle, WA and extras are needed immediately for two all day shoots on October 8th and October 9th, 2013. Details posted below.
Di Bonaventura Pictures and DreamWorks SKG in association with Hasbro are filming the Paramount Pictures science fiction action film "Transformers: Age of Extinction" (aka Transformers 4), and the casting director is seeking people available to work southwest of Seattle, WA as fully paid general extras and possible featured background actors. This is for people over 18 years of age, any ethnicity. No prior experience working as an extra or actor is required. The shooting dates are October 8th and October 9th, 2013.
As humanity picks up the pieces, following the conclusion of 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon,' Autobots and Decepticons have all but vanished from the face of the planet. However, a group of powerful, ingenious businessman and scientists attempt to learn from past Transformer incursions and push the boundaries of technology beyond what they can control – all while an ancient, powerful Transformer menace sets Earth in his crosshairs. The epic adventure and battle between good and evil, freedom and enslavement ensues.
Directors Guild of America DGA Award winner Michael Bay has returned to direct his fourth installment of the film series from a screenplay written by Ehren Kruger, who also wrote "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" and "Transformers: Dark of the Moon". Bay has said that this will be his final installment in the franchise, however Hasbro has stated that they would like to continue making additional Transformers films with or without Michael Bay. Writer Ehren Kruger's other credits include "Arlington Road," "Scream 3 & 4," "The Ring," "The Skeleton Key," and "The Brothers Grimm".
Three-time Academy Award winner Steven Spielberg is again executive producing, along with Mark Vahradian for Di Bonaventura Pictures, and Brian Goldner for Hasbro. Producers are Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Don Murphy, Tom DeSanto, and Academy Award nominee Ian Bryce. Spielberg and Bryce have collaborated on other films including "Saving Private Ryan," for which they both won Golden Globe Awards. Bryce also worked as assistant director on the Spielberg directed film "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom", and production manager on Spielberg's "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade". More recently Bryce and Michael Bay both produced the Paramount Pictures feature film "Pain & Gain", on which Bay also directed.
"Transformers: Age of Extinction" Seattle/Tacoma/Olympia Casting Calls Details
The following casting information was given to me directly by the "Transformers: Age of Extinction" Paramount Pictures Casting Coordinator Maryellen Aviano:
"Transformers: Age of Extinction" is seeking people who are available to work as fully paid extras and possible featured background actors in the Elma, Washington area on October 8 and 9, 2013. Elma, Washington is southwest of the Seattle/Tacoma area. The following are the casting needs:
• Males and Females, 18 years of age and older. Any ethnicity. Casting clean cut, athletic, military, business types.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Transportation and accommodations are NOT provided. You MUST either be located in the Elma, Washington area, or be located within a reasonable driving distance of the area. DO NOT submit if you are unable to work as a LOCAL HIRE in the Elma, Washington area.
To be considered, submit ASAP - current picture, cell phone, age range, height, clothes sizes to:
In the SUBJECT LINE of your email, put "TS4 - your location" - example: "TS4 - ELMA" or "TS4 - OLYMPIA" or "TS4 - ABERDEEN" or "TS4 - SEATTLE". This will help the casting director immensely in hiring local people, which is of the utmost importance!
ALL talent including minors and foreign actors MUST be legally eligible to work in the state of Washington and in the United States.
The 2013 Seattle Actors Resource Guide eBook includes the following information and documents for adults, minors, and foreign talent who would like to work as an actor or extra on film and television productions in Seattle and the United States:
• Seattle Child Work Permit Information
• State of Washington Parent-School Authorization Form
• State of Washington Variance Application
• USA Child Actor Work Permit Requirements
• USA Immigration Work Permits and Visas
• Non-Immigrant USA Visa Application
In addition to the following Seattle Actors Resources:
• Seattle Casting Directors List
• Seattle Extras Casting Directors List
• Seattle Talent Agents List
• General Talent Agent Information
• Seattle Headshot Photographers List
• Headshot Duplication Services
• Seattle Area Acting Schools and Classes
• Summer Performing Arts Camps
• Audition Tips
• How To Make an Audition Video
• Sample Actors Resume
• Sample Beginning Actors Resume
• Sample Cover Letters
• Entertainment Industry Terminology
• Miscellaneous Seattle Resources
• Seattle Performers Unions and Guilds
• PDF Users Guides
The 2013 Seattle Actors Resource Guide eBook is available here.
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See the post titled Headshot and Resume Information regarding how to submit for acting roles.
No phone calls or personal drop-offs.
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Hollywood, CA 90028
I highly recommend that your 8x10 color headshot and resume along with the cover letter be sent in a 9 x 12 Clear Full Face Window Envelope with the photo visible in the window.
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The casting directors address should be written in all capital letters on the solid side of the envelope, with the name of the project you are submitting for written directly above the casting directors name. If the role that you are submitting for is available, it should also be written above the casting directors name.
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Production Companies:
Do NOT send photos and resumes to the production companies, as they will most likely end up being thrown away. They do not cast the films, rather they hire casting directors who sort through the thousands of submissions.
Di Bonaventura Pictures
5555 Melrose Avenue
DeMille Building
2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90038
DreamWorks SKG
100 Universal City Plaza
Building 10
Universal City, CA 91608
1027 Newport Avenue
PO Box 1059
Pawtucket, RI 02862-1059
Paramount Pictures
5555 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Executive Producers: Steven Spielberg, Michael Bay, Mark Vahradian, Brian Goldner
Producers: Lorenzo Di Bonaventura, Ian Bryce, Don Murphy
Director: Michael Bay
Mark Wahlberg - Flynn Vincent
Jack Reynor - Shane
Nicola Peltz - Tessa
Kelsey Grammer - Harold Attinger
Sophia Myles - Scientist
T. J. Miller - Flynn's Best Friend
Peter Cullen - Optimus Prime
Han Geng - TBA
Stanley Tucci - TBA
Li Bingbing - TBA
Lucas Black - TBA
Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen) returns with a new group of robot characters, and new male and female leads in "Transformers 4". The story will take off where the last film left off in Chicago, and expand on the history of the first three films in the series.


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Minister must go for fresh start in Education
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Minister must go for fresh start in Education
The outgoing Secretary of Education must not be the scapegoat for the Education Minister who should be stood down after one of the most destructive years in New Zealand education, the Green Party said today.
"The Green Party welcomes a new broom at the Education Ministry as a year of blunders, which put huge stress on kids, families and teachers, comes to an end," Green Party co leader Metiria Turei said.
"But Lesley Longstone's departure must not come at the expense of the Minister taking responsibility for overseeing this mess.
"The Government needed someone to take the blame for all of Hekia Parata's stuff ups as Minister and Lesley Longstone looks like she is its woman.
"Though Ms Longstone was always compromised by her professional investment in charter schools, it must have been incredibly difficult working for a Minister who didn't communicate, and blamed Ms Longstone for her own failures.
"From the class sizes debacle, to the latest report showing that consultation over the Christchurch school closures had been a sham, this Minster has overseen a massively destructive year in education and must go.
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Christchurch, need a fresh start next year with a new
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How To Pick The Very Best Personal Injury Lawyer To Meet Your Needs
How To Find A Semi Truck Accident Lawyer Near Me In Elbridge NY
Choose A Firm That Has Experience Of Situations Similar To Yours
Accidental injury law can cover a variety of situations. When choosing your own injury law firm try to select one which has a good amount of expertise in situations like yours. Ask the firm to inform you about recent cases, such as the final outcome.
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Finding yourself needing a personal injury law practice likely means that you are currently currently having a rather stressful situation in your life. The right accidental injury law firm has the possible ways to ease a lot of that stress making the entire process a lot easier for you personally. That is why you ought to go with a firm that you just feel safe with. Take the time to set up individual appointments with each lawyer and just decide for your shortlist firms that you really click with.
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text: Shaun Wilson & Associates changes name Published on February 28, 2003. Most Popular Troy, Mich.--Shaun Wilson & Associates (SW&A), a public relations firm, has changed its name to WilsonBowens Public Relations & Marketing, adding Greg Bowens as partner. The firm, which launched in September 2001, has more than doubled the number of clients it serves, including automotive suppliers and technology companies. In this article: BtoB


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As Chalara ash dieback spreads across the British Isles, we aim to identify and secure ash trees that show good tolerance to Hymenoscyphus pseudoalbidus – the fungus that causes ash dieback (formerly known as Chalara fraxinea) – and use these individuals to form the nucleus of a future breeding programme.
We will be assessing the many thousands of trees that exist already in a breeding programme for ash, and we will use citizen science to screen the wider population. We will produce trees that show good tolerance to the fungus, and plant them on the public forest estate as an archive, freely available to the forest industry.
We will also develop techniques to enable us to rapidly produce large numbers of tolerant trees for reforestation.
We are asking the public to get involved by tagging a tree and carrying out an annual survey using the Ashtag app.
This project will run for five years and is funded by Defra.
We need to find ash trees across Britain that are tolerant to Chalara ash dieback. Can you help?
We use the Ashtag website to enable people to report on ash trees that are tolerant (to some degree) to Chalara ash dieback. We are most interested in larger trees but any tree can be surveyed. We are particularly keen to survey ash trees in every corner of Britain, because the genetics of ash trees vary across the country. Ideally, the trees selected need to be surveyed every year for at least three years, so that a detailed picture of their health is built up. Ultimately, trees that appear to have some tolerance to Chalara ash dieback will be sampled by taking cuttings, and will enter a programme aiming to breed tolerant trees to secure a future for ash trees in Britain.
The survey consists of five questions and is simple to complete.
If your tree(s) appears to be tolerant, in the future you may be contacted by a scientist from the Living Ash Project who may be interested in sampling the tree to enter into the breeding programme.
The Living Ash Project is a Defra-funded consortium comprising representatives from Earth Trust, Future Trees Trust, Sylva Foundation and Forest Research. It aims to identify a large and diverse number of ash trees with good tolerance to Chalara ash dieback, to secure this material for further breeding work, and to quickly make this material available to industry.
There are an estimated 120 million ash trees in Britain in woodlands and hedgerows. Evidence from Denmark where the disease is more prevalent indicates that approximately 1% of trees show good resistance (less than 10% crown dieback) which is under moderately strong genetic control. Similar levels of tolerance would equate to 1.2 million potentially resistant trees in Britain.
While natural selection in some woodlands may provide resistant regeneration, the identification of resistant trees is needed as the basis for a genetically diverse and resilient population for future productive woodland plantings, as envisaged in the Independent Panel on Forestry's report and Defra's Chalara Management Plan.
The Living Ash Project aims to secure ash trees for the future that show resistance to Chalara ash dieback. It is important that at least a good proportion of trees that make it through a screening programme will be suitable for timber production to ensure a continued supply of this valuable product for the future.
The project partners have been working on breeding ash for improved timber characteristics (form and vigour) for over twenty years and in this time have assembled a substantial collection of genotypes. Three hundred and eighty "superior" trees have been selected in the wild across Britain, and 114 selected in Ireland, and replicated either in progeny trials (from seed) or in clonal seed orchards (as grafted cuttings). In addition, we manage 18 provenance trials containing over 40,000 trees of material from across ash's native range.
The project incorporates work programmes to:
In total, including in-kind contributions from the many partners, the project will cost approximately £1.2M and will take around six years to complete.Image courtesy of Fera
Earth Trust is an environmental learning charity that encourages and helps people to live more sustainably. Pioneering research into broadleaved trees for 20 years, the Earth Trust owns and manages Paradise Wood, a national research woodland, as well as a landscape which includes semi-natural woodlands, new plantings and farm woods. Paradise Wood is a unique resource holding the largest genetic collection of hardwood timber trees in the UK and the largest number of tree improvement trials in Great Britain and Ireland. The Earth Trust's learning and engagement focuses on many audiences from the general public to industry and land management practitioners, covering a wide range of themes relevant to our countryside and landscape, such as future forests, living histories, water and wetlands, and food and farming.
For more information, visit earthtrust.org.uk or call Jo Clark on 01865 409411
Sylva Foundation is a forestry charity working to revive Britain's wood culture. Registered in both England & Wales, and in Scotland, it supports over four thousand woodland owners across Britain in managing their woodlands sustainably through the myForest service. It also runs a range of science and education initiatives including a research scholarship with the University of Oxford, the British Woodlands Survey, the OneOak project, SilviFuture, and sponsored The New Sylva book.
For more information, visit sylva.org.uk or call Gabriel Hemery on 01865 408018
Future Trees Trust is a registered charity dedicated to encouraging the breeding of broadleaved trees to improve their growth rate, form and resilience to disease and a warming climate. Their vision is to realise economic, social and environmental benefits so that by 2050, anyone planting broadleaved woodland can do so using trees that will produce the maximum volume of recoverable timber. Their membership comprises tree breeders, silviculturalists, foresters and practitioners from across the forestry sector.
For more information, visit futuretrees.org or call Tim Rowland on 01453 884264
Forest Research is an agency of the Forestry Commission and is one of the world's leading centres of research into woodlands and forestry. It aims to provide robust quality science to inform the development and delivery of UK Government and devolved administration forest policies and to provide the evidence base for sustainable forest management.
For more information, visit forestry.gov.uk/forestresearch.
The Department for the Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is the lead government department responsible for tree and plant health issues. Plant Health is one of Defra's top 4 priorities.
Defra published the Chalara Management Plan (CMP) in March 2013. The implementation measures in the plan relate to England only, as Devolved Administrations are publishing their own plans. The CMP recognises that we can't stop Chalara from spreading but that we can focus on reducing the rate of spread while we look for genetic strains of ash that will be resistant to Chalara. Project of this nature will be important to the successful implementation of the CMP.


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Louisiana's oyster fishermen are reporting massive confusion and needless complication when it comes to getting through the claims process with BP over damage from this summer's oil spill.
Part of the problem is that the state opened fresh-water diversions to keep oil from inundating coastal wetlands. The increase in fresh water might have had its desired effect on the oil, but it was devastating to some oyster crops.
Wilbert Collins, for instance, said he is still trying to get a settlement from the oil company after his oyster crop was destroyed.
"Right now, I've got zero," Collins said. "I got zero from BP when they were handling claims and zero from the new claims facility. They just said my claim is pending. Nobody knows what's going on."
Some of the oyster fishermen have hired consultants to evaluate their losses and come up with figures for what they might be owed.
But that is an option that is expensive, meaning it won't be available to everyone.
The irony is that these people are hurting because their crops were destroyed and might be looking at long-term devastation. Because they have been so badly affected by the oil spill and the state's response to it, it is a particularly difficult time for them to spend money on damage assessment.
The state is doing some surveys of damage, but those might not be detailed enough to show specifically what each oysterman has lost.
The money at stake is substantial. Earl Melancon, a biology professor at Nicholls State who has helped some oystermen with their claims, said an appraisal of a 10-acre lease could cost as much as $5,000.
And Collins, for instance, said BP has not mentioned the appraisal as a requirement for him to receive compensation for his losses.
BP and federal claims chief Ken Feinberg should view these people and their unique predicament as priorities.
Louisiana's oyster industry is important to the state's economy and to the people whose lives are affected by it.
The impact of their loss could be severe, especially if the long-term outlook is as bad as some fear.
The interests of the oystermen affected by it must be protected.
In the meantime, anyone who has damage but who has not filed a claim must do so by Nov. 23. With any luck, that will be the first step in repairing the economic injuries these people have suffered.
Editorials represent the opinions of the newspaper, not of any individual.
Oyster claims must be a priority
Louisiana's oyster fishermen are reporting massive confusion and needless complication when it comes to getting through the claims process with BP over damage from this summer's oil spill.


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Eagles' new album 'Long Road Out of Eden' will arrive in a double-disc set that contains 20 tracks altogether.
Eagles' 'Long Road Out of Eden' turns out to be a double disc set. The album that marks the band's first in 28 years contains 20 tracks altogether, sporting new materials as well as a live track from previous compilation.
In the first disc, there's Glenn Frey's 'No More Cloudy Days' that was included in 2005's DVD set 'Eagles Farewell Tour I: Live from Melbourne'. It will also contain the album's lead single, 'How Long', that was premiered on August 16.
'Long Road Out of Eden' will be released on October 30 and as usual only available exclusively at Wal-Mart outlets as well as SamsClub.com. The physical album will be priced at $11.88 apiece while the digital one costing a dollar cheaper.
Track list of 'long Road Out of Eden':
Disc one:
- 'No More Walks in the Wood'
- 'How Long'
- 'Busy Being Fabulous'
- 'What Do I Do With My Heart'
- 'Guilty of the Crimev'
- 'I Don't Want To Hear Anymore'
- 'Waiting in the Weeds'
- 'No More Cloudy Days'
- 'Fast Company'
- 'Do Something'
- 'You Are Not Alone'
- 'Long Road Out of Eden'
- 'I Dreamed There Was No War'
- 'Somebody'
- 'Frail Grasp on the Big Picture'
- 'Last Good Time in Town'
- 'I Love To Watch a Woman Dance'
- 'Business As Usual'
- 'Center of the Universe'
- 'It's Your World Now'


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Here is a great new teaser trailer for the French adventure film from director Luc Besson, The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec. The trailer gives us our first looks at the beautiful Louise Bourgoin as the intrepid young journalist in the film.
This movie looks like it's gonna be a lot of fun! The trailer gives us a glimpse at the kind of adventure this film is going to take us on, from mummies coming to life to a pterodactyl flying over the city of Paris.
In the year 1912, Adele Blanc-Sec, intrepid young journalist, is ready to do anything to achieve his purposes, including land in Egypt and find themselves grappling with the mummies of all kinds. Meanwhile in Paris, is the panic! A pterodactyl egg-old 136 million years, has mysteriously hatched on a shelf in the Jardin des Plantes, and the bird spreads terror in the skies over the capital. Nothing to destabilize Adele Blanc-Sec, whose adventures reveal many other special surprises ...
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Motorola CITRUS ReviewMotorola CITRUS
The Motorola CITRUS runs the MotoBLUR UI atop of Android 2.1. There are seven homescreens, each customizable with the standard Android fare as well as the many Motorola widgets. As with most custom Android skins these widgets are the most useful elements. Motorola has slightly tweaked the stock apps like the dialer, messaging, etc but nothing is too different or of note.
There is a noticeable amount of lag to the on the CITRUS, probably thanks to the 528MB processor and 100MB of internal memory. There are several preinstalled apps, which is a bit of a big deal with so little system memory available. While this might not be such a big deal on the DROID X, a phone like the CITRUS is exactly why this carrier bloatware can ruin a user's experience.
It isn't quite as bad as the Sanyo Zio, but the screen has responsiveness issues at times. Double tapping to zoom, for instance, was finicky, and typing messages in portrait mode often brought about errors. The messaging software on the Motorola Citrus is good enough, but actually typing out the messages was often cumbersome to the point of frustration.
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The 3MP camera actually takes surprisingly decent pictures. Details were good and images were generally crisp, especially in good lighting. Indoor pictures picked up some grain and low light increased the graining. Videos were lackluster, with a maximum CIF resolution. Options for both are non-existent, the only adjustment you can make is image size.
The CITRUS uses the stock Android media players, but if you don't like them you can always download and install some made by third parties from the Android Market.
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As an EVDO Rev. 0 phone the Motorola CITRUS is relatively quick on the web. The stock Android browser is passable on such lackluster hardware, with support for double-tap and pinch-to-zoom. The Backtrack pad really comes in handy for navigation here as it acts like an optical mouse without having to use the screen. It has Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi b/g and GPS. We were able to achieve a GPS lock in under 10 seconds using Google Maps.
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1. mr. droid (Posts: 278; Member since: 21 Aug 2010)
this thing is a waste of plastic, but it is for the kids, they want a piece of the android pie, like mom and dad have, so why not give it to them.. not a bad idea, just dont do it with the citrus. the LG vortex is twice the phone for pennies over two years of having a pile of rubbish like this citrus crap.
2. Zorin (Posts: 152; Member since: 26 Jul 2010)
batt...good, batt. bad...can anyone give a consistent response to the talk/standby times?
3. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Sadly, my impression of the Citrus fits this review pretty spot on. After making such great high end phones, and especially after the disappointment of the devour, I was hoping that Motorola would stop using left over designs from before Jha's tenure.
4. Boti95 (Posts: 162; Member since: 05 Sep 2010)
Think it many times over before you buy this phone. The LG Vortex is a way better option. Unless if you dont want, get the LG Vortex. You can have this phone prepaid if you buy it in a VW store or Wal-Mart.
5. OmyFlippngosh! (unregistered)
I have been on the internet for 15 minutes trying to find out how to put a ringtone for incoming text messages instead of this unaudible sound that is in my new Citrus phone.I hate everything about this phone.I am going to take the night classes they offer for the phone to understand how to use it.I hope they offer a " Social Electronic Suicidal Prevention just about ready to tape four pounds of C4 to the phone" degree for finishing the course.I should have stayed with a basic phone(two cans and a string") instead of getting into all this technology.Once you have committed to these phones it's like being in the Hotel California! News at eleven! Man jumps off bridge with a Citrus phone taped to his &^%%$$ %&$ ! Coroners autopsy finds phone twelve centimeters up the mans &*@.
6. butface (unregistered)
this phone is a peice of crap dont try to even attempt to use it!!! Every time i try to go on the the internet it just loads i just get to watch the load bar for 2and half hours!!! what fun!!!
7. megan (unregistered)
crap! This phone is being delivered to me today, it was available for free for my early upgrade, now I guess I know why it was free....thank goodness for the 14 day return policy if I dont like it
8. Citrussucks (unregistered)
The phone sucks. Freezes constantly, takes hours to load and shuts off for no reason. Of course Verizon screwed me and now i am stuck. Why do you think they are giving them away for free?
9. crazybaby (unregistered)
i have to disagree with everyone who has posted. The citrus has been improved a great deal. I haven't encountered any problems. The screen is very easy to see and changing ringtones is a breeze. It has awesome capabilities and I believe with some more updates this phone will be well worth being called an android. Love the phone. Really I've had no problems with it at all!!
10. GODLYWOMAN (unregistered)
Thank God, someone said something good about the phone because mine will be here tomorrow, and i know it has to be good for something and i wont give up on it so easily just because of what others say and it was FREE :-)!!!!!!!!!!!!
11. kshell1 (unregistered)
hahaha have fun with tht POS i had it problems all over the place
12. HATETHECITRUS (unregistered)
This phone is the worst ever. Verizon screwed me into getting me. On second phone in three weeks and three is on the way. And they are refusing to honor it. CANT WAIT FOR THIRD ONE TO DIE!
13. keith50t (Posts: 1; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
I have had no problems with this phone. The 3G is fast. I even raced someone with an IPhone and beat him loading videos. I was going to buy a more expensive phone after I learned smartphones but changed my mind. This is perfect.
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Powershell 3.0 has many new feature, and they are useful in some circumstance.
let's say User A log in server A, and he wants to access the resource on Server B, however User A doesn't have permission to access the resource, User B has resource access permission, so User A needs to use User B's credential.
Normally if we want to use remote session to access resource , we can use cmdlets
1. Enter-PSSesssion
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However we need to provide User B's credential and password when create remote session. There is potential risk, sometimes we don't want to give the password to operators, in that case, we can use delegated session configuration.
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1. Register a new session configuration with "-RunAsCredential UserB" on Server B
Register-PSSessionConfiguration -Name DomainAdmin -RunAsCredential xxx\administrator -ShowSecurityDescriptorUI
Here we create a session configuration named "DomainAdmin", and the session will be run as user "xxx\administrator" credential
2. Grant full access to User A
In the next popup window, grant full access to User A
3. Verify the session configuration
you can run "Get-PSSessionConfiguration" to view the all session configuration on Server B.
or you can run "Set-PSSessionConfiguration DomainAdmin -ShowSecurityDescriptorUI" to configure the permission.
4. Now on server A, create remote session with "-ConfigurationName" parameter
Enter-PSSession -ComputerName ServerB -Credential xxx\UserA -ConfigurationName DomainAdmin
here we use UserA's credential to create remote session, and use session configuration DomainAdmin. so we just need provide password for UserA when creating remote session, then we can run as User B's credential on Server B
so when we run whoami, it shows the current user is administrator(User B).
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Leaping Lamb Farm has had a long history in the Alsea area. The main house and several outbuildings were built by the Spencer family between 1896 and 1930 as part of their original homestead. Formerly known as Honey Grove Farm, it has been a working farm since the fields were first cleared, growing hay, raspberries and blueberries, garlic, apples, pears, plums, grapes, and raising turkeys, cattle and sheep.
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Starring as a 14th century crusader, Nicolas Cage embarks on a mission to transport a suspected witch to a remote abbey where monks will perform a ritual in hopes of ending the Black Plague.
First look into the forthcoming supernatural film "Season of the Witch" has come out in the form of a teaser trailer. Brought forth by IGN, the sneak peek is less than a minute long and mostly centers its attention at some of the film's cast ensemble, Nicolas Cage, Ron Perlman and Claire Foy.
Cage stars as a 14th century crusader who returns home with his comrade and finds their land is left devastated by the Black Plague. As church blames sorcery as the cause of the plague, the two knights are sent on a mission to transport an accused witch to a remote abbey, where monks will perform a ritual in hopes of ending the pestilence.
On the journey troubled by mythically hostile wilderness and fierce contention over the fate of the girl, they are joined by a priest, a grieving knight, an itinerant swindler, and a headstrong youth who can only dream of becoming a knight. But, a horrific discovery at the abbey jeopardizes their pledge to ensure the girl fair treatment and pits them against an inexplicably powerful and destructive force.
"Season of the Witch" has Dominic Sena, the helmer of "Gone in Sixty Seconds" and "Whiteout", serving behind the lens. Stephen Campbell Moore, Ulrich Thomsen, Stephen Graham and Robert Sheehan are in supporting roles. Lionsgate eyes to distribute this supernatural thriller into theaters across the U.S. on March 19, 2010.
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More than 1,600 people, including survivors of the Holocaust, went to a national ceremony in Liverpool to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
Six million Jews and millions of other people in groups including Gypsies, homosexuals and disabled people were killed by the Nazis in World War Two.
At the service, faith leaders called for the global end of genocide.
Genocide is where someone is killed because of their race, faith, beliefs or because they belong to a group.
More than 2,000 schools across the UK were also expected to mark the day in some way.
The service marked the 61st anniversary since the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Among the speakers were Kay Fyne, whose parents were killed in a Nazi death camp and was herself was on the last train to safety in Britain, and the Rev Leslie Hardman, who took part in the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration and led the first Jewish service there.
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AN ADOPTION 'map' has been criticised by local authorities in East Lancashire.
Bosses at Lancashire County Council said they felt the diagram, which shows how many children are waiting to be adopted in each local authority, did not fairly represent their performance.
The map, which has been put together by the Department for Education, splits each local authority in England into four categories - those with 17 or fewer children waiting to be adopted, those with 18 to 27, those with 28 to 47 and councils with 48 and more in March last year.
Blackburn with Darwen fell into the 29 to 47 category and Lancashire County Council the 48 and over.
Current figures actually show that Lancashire County Council has around 115 children waiting to be adopted, while Blackburn with Darwen Council is looking for families for 'more than 50' youngsters.
County Coun Susie Charles, cabinet member for children and schools at Lancashire County Council, said: "The map published by the Department for Education provides information on how many children have a care plan of adoption, but should not be mistaken for any kind of local performance guide.
"Adoption is a complex and sensitive process which cannot adequately be represented by purely numerical data.
"Figures for Lancashire will appear to be higher than other authorities, as we are one of the largest councils in the country.
"Adoption is primarily about finding parents for children, not the other way around.
"We are very active in seeking potential adopters and have success in doing so, although of course we always need more and would be glad to hear from anyone considering adoption."
Coun Maureen Bateson, executive for childrens services at Blackburn with Darwen Council, said: "Adoption is a complex area of work and we are never complacent and are always striving to make sure the right decisions and matching processes are in place for some of our most vulnerable children and young people.
"The council has recently launched a campaign to encourage more people to seriously consider adoption."
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Sydney-siders attempting the Easter dash out of the city are crawling their way to the long weekend on congested roads.
Just before 10pm on Thursday, the traffic queue at Kiama had shrunk to two kilometres, but was still causing delays of around 15 minutes for motorists.
The F3 had finally cleared in both directions after an earlier accident at Brooklyn on the Hawkesbury River Bridge.
Just before 9pm the Transport Management Centre said motorists heading south at Kiama were still facing delays along the Princes Highway.
Local roads in Kiama were also heavily congested.
At 5.30pm, drivers heading north along the F3 were in a three-kilometre queue at Beresfield, the Transport Management Centre said.
On the Pacific Highway, traffic was banked up for about 4.5 kilometres between Old Punt Road and Heatherbrae.
Earlier, traffic on the M2 was sluggish at Beecroft and drivers were also facing delays on the Great Western Highway between Linden and Hazelbrook in the Blue Mountains.
The Transport Management Centre said conditions in both of those hotspots were beginning to ease by around 5.30pm.
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Hola friends!
I've made it to the beautiful city of Rio. The first day I was here, the weather was cold and rainy and horrible, so we didn't do much of anything. Yesterday was much nicer weather though, and I took a tour offered by my hostel around Rio. Our tour guide was fantastic and knew everything there was to know about Rio. We first went to the Tijuca forest, a giant forest in the middle of Rio (and as our guide said many times, the largest urban forest in the world!) We hiked up the Pedro Bonito mountain and had fantastic views of the city. It's also the place where hang gliders take off - they land on the beach! Then we went over to the Cristo Redentor statue, the famous statue of Christ that overlooks the city. Once again, the views here were incredible - 360 degrees of Rio! After that we went to the neighbourhood of Santa Teresa, a really old, Bohemian area. Then we went to the famous Lapa steps - this artist from Chile bought this outdoor stairway years ago and slowly tiled the whole thing. It's really beautiful, and you can send him a tile from where you live and he'll add it to the steps, and then send you a picture of it! I found several from Canada and the US. After that some people went up Sugar Loaf mountain but I was too tired. I have a cold so I haven't been able to enjoy the Rio nightlife, but hopefully I'm going out tonight.
Today was really beautiful weather so we went to the beach. My hostel is in the Ipanema neighbourhood, right near Ipanema beach, one of the best beaches in Rio. Vendors march up and down the beach selling everything from shrimp and beer to bikinis, sunglasses, and sun screen! I lost count of how many times I had to say 'no, obrigada' (no thanks) today. It was a great day for the beach though. The surf was too strong to go swimming but I think I made some progress on my tan! And there's nothing better than lying on the beach sipping fresh mango or guava juice all day!
My hostel is in a great area - it's on this lane that only has other hostels on it, so each night people just hang out outside. I've met a lot of cool people from around the world.
Hopefully tomorrow will be another beach day, and then on Friday I'm going on a favela tour, which should be fascinating. It will show a very different side to Rio than most people, especially tourists, see.
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Neil Diamond to Work on Musical of His Life?
Singer/songwriter Neil Diamond has had a strong presence in the entertainment industry for more than fifty years. Across his career, which brings him to Manchester on tour next month, Diamond has earned a dozen Grammy nominations and millions of albums sold - and surely the singer has also picked up some interesting stories along the way. What better way to tell his life story than in musical form?
"I've been intrigued with the possibility of writing a theatrical presentation for some years now," he tells Manchester Evening News. "Maybe now is the time to do it. I would like to be able to tell the story of my life and my career and my inner self through some kind of musical presentation."
Across a musical career stretching nearly 50 years, Neil Diamond has sold more than 128 million albums worldwide. He has charted a staggering 37 Top 10 singles and 16 Top 10 albums. His last studio album, Home Before Dark (2008), debuted at #1 in the U.S. and internationally.
His 2009 DVD, Hot August Night/ NYC, has been certified double platinum. A Grammy Award-winning artist, Diamond is a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and is a recipient of the Sammy Cahn Lifetime Achievement Award, one of the highest honors bestowed upon songwriters. Diamond's many other achievements include a Golden Globe Award and 12 Grammy nominations. He was NARAS's 2009 MusiCares Person of the Year.
Diamond, who was inducted into the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame this March, is also a veteran of the Broadway stage - he appeared in a limited engagement one-man concert that played the Winter Garden Theatre for two weeks in October 1972.


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+1 for all the comments about Peter.
Sarah is a fighter, it's obvious. She is the one who wanted to finish the packing, she is the one who wanted to move forward. Peter behaves as if Sarah has given up on life.
Keyword is "recently dating". I really hope Sarah will reconsider her relation with Peter.
If i root for this team, it would be only because of Sarah ^^
It cracked me up when Peter said they could use Sarah's prosthesis to their advantage and tried to get money from Chinese passer-by who watched Sarah's leg with NO success.
I think that Sarah's prosthesis will not be an advantage.
Sarah's will to fight and tenacity will pull her (them) up.


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Food for Thought: Comparing Estimates of Food Availability in England and Wales, 1700-1914
In The Changing Body (Cambridge University Press and NBER, 2011), the authors presented a series of estimates showing the number of calories available for human consumption in England and Wales at various points in time between 1700 and 1909/13. The current paper corrects an error in those figures but also compares the estimates of The Changing Body with those published by a range of other authors. The differences reflect disagreements over a number of issues, including the amount of land under cultivation, the extraction and wastage rates for cereals and pulses and the number of animals supplying meat and dairy products. The paper considers recent attempts to achieve a compromise between these estimates and challenges claims that there was a dramatic reduction in either food availability or the average height of birth cohorts in the late-eighteenth century.
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- Broadberry, Stephen; Campbell, Bruce; Klein, Alexander; Overton, Mark; Van Leeuwen, Bas., 2010. "English Economic Growth: 1270 - 1870," CAGE Online Working Paper Series 35, Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE).
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Abed, stop being meta! Why do you always have to take whatever happens to us and shove it up its own ass?
|— Jeff
|The study group is working on their final diorama for Duncan's fake Anthropology Class, which is a diorama of them making their second to last diorama. Annie's Boobs appears and steals Troy's paint brush before retreating to a nearby vent. He is pursued by an oiled up and semi-naked Chang, who discovers the trove of objects the monkey had been stealing since being released. Chang brings the items back out including the missing purple pens Annie accused the group of stealing. The group then recalls a couple adventures they've had over the season: being shot at during a visit to a ghost town and filling in for the Glee Club when they all died in a bus crash.
|While several group members believe the past year has been dark, Jeff and Britta argue they are all focusing on the bad stuff. Jeff suggests that Abed comes up with something positive that happened this year. After taking a moment to think about it, Abed offers the revelation that Jeff and Britta had been secretly having sex all year. He points out several things he noticed over the semester. Exhibit A: Jeff and Britta went into the restroom together at the Halloween party in "Epidemiology", Exhibit B: Abed overhears Jeff proposition Britta after he left his therapy session with Ian Duncan, Exhibit C: Abed found the two of them half naked in his dorm room after the group's river rafting adventure.
|This leads to an argument about their mutual agreement to stop hooking up, and the group points out other ways Jeff and Britta have been selfish: Jeff switches wigs with Troy during a barber class to steal credit, Britta interrupts Troy and Abed's viewing of The Cape's premiere to watch a news report on Tunisia, Jeff escapes a group talk by yelling that the group is giving out free iPhones, causing them to be mobbed by nearby students, Britta steals Annie's chapstick without asking and carelessly throws it on the floor, the group stands in front of a destroyed house with the Dean reprimanding them. When he demands that someone take responsibility, Jeff and Britta trick the others to step forward for the crime, exonerating themselves in the process.
|Jeff and Britta counter with evidence of selfish acts from the other group members: Pierce injects himself with flu shots in an attempt to gain godhood; Shirley recruits Annie, Abed, and Britta to help her sell makeup kits only to inform them that they owe her 50 dollars for opening them; Pierce steals food from Abed's plate while making bird noises; Jeff sees Troy and Abed mocking him while wearing his jacket; the group is soaking wet after pulling a deflated raft out of the river while Troy explains why he popped it, Abed approaches Jeff in the cafeteria wearing a Cape costume and knocks his food tray on the floor; Annie (having started self defense courses) accidentally knocks out Pierce and Shirley. Annie and Shirley contend that those situations weren't as damaging to the group as Jeff and Britta's shenanigans.
|Jeff states that they were kept their hook-ups a secret specifically so it wouldn't impact the group. Annie scoffs at this idea and mentions how he wasn't discrete when flirting with her all semester. Jeff feigns ignorance over this and Annie presents a few examples: Annie pays for her lunch as Jeff briefly glances at her, Jeff and Annie stand next to one another, eating lunch and looking at one another, in the ghost town Annie is about to step in dog poop but Jeff grabs her arm, Annie chokes on food in the cafeteria and Jeff gives her the Heimlich maneuver, Annie stands in the path of a rampaging Boob-A-Tron only to be pulled out of the way by Jeff; Annie and Jeff spin two jump ropes for Pierce and look at one another.
|Denying any romantic undertones exist in these examples, Jeff states that a similar examples can be pulled from Pierce and Abed's relationship: Abed gives Pierce change for a dollar, so he can use the vending machine; Abed, dressed in his Cape costume, performs moves in the study room while the group and a disinterested Pierce look on; in the ghost town, Abed points out to Pierce that his fly is open; while Pierce jumps rope, Abed smiles at him from a table nearby. The group is a bit disturbed by the imagery stirred up by Jeff's examples and Abed tries to get Jeff to admit there is some truth to Annie's claims. Jeff still denies it and claims that it's just because he has chemistry with everyone. Dean Pelton then bursts into the room in a yet another costume after having overhearing their argument.
|Jeff then mocks Pelton for repeatedly dressing up in ridiculous costumes and several examples follow: The Dean dresses as Catwoman and announces Feline Awareness Week; the Dean dresses as Mozart and announces a Music Department Fundraiser; the Dean dresses as Tina Turner and announces Daylight Savings; the Dean dresses as Julius Caesar and announces a free Caesar salad bar in the cafeteria; the Dean dresses as Scarlet O'Hara and announces a Green Window initiative. The Dean leaves, upset and offended. Shirley tries to get them to stop fighting, but Troy disagrees and says they should continue to get it all out of their system this time.
|Abed believes this is futile since they've tried that before: A camping trip where the group bickering leads to Abed reminding them within that flashback of an arguments during the painting of Shirley's nursery which leads to yet another flashback of Caesar Salad Day where the group's argument causes Troy to scream. The flashbacks cycle through each previous scene with Troy's yelling getting louder until present day Troy is shown with a nose bleed. This causes Annie to believe that their group dynamic is toxic. Abed suggests that they follow the same routine they always do and declare that the group is breaking up. The group contemplates this for a moment but instead decide to follow Shirley's lead and try finish their diorama project together. The solemn moment is interrupted by Chang who bursts out of the air vent.
|When they are done, Jeff stops them from leaving delivering another speech. The speech is inter cut in a montage of other speeches he made previously that year at various events the group took part in; at a haunted house, with Mexican drug-runners, at an old west locomotive, river rafting, Caesar Salad Day, on a camping trip, inside a mental institution, and the group comforting Abed about The Cape's cancellation. Jeff ends his argument by saying that despite the arguing and fighting, they are becoming closer and more fantastic as a group. Everyone is sufficiently moved to reconcile and they all hug it out. They tell Jeff and Britta they can continue hooking up but the two decide not to. Chang returns to find them all gone. He then begins to reminisce about his time in the vent with Annie's Boobs.
End tagEdit
|The episode ends with a cartoon written by the Dean, showing him getting revenge on the study group for being mean to him.
Recurring themesEdit
- Replay: The sequence that pays homage to the fan video Gravity is parodied twice, using Pierce and Abed, then Annie's Boobs and Chang instead of Jeff and Annie, as the first sequence and the video it's based on did.
- That just happened: At the end Jeff asks Chang how many vents he was going to crawl out of this year. In the previous episode "Custody Law and Eastern European Diplomacy" Jeff saw Chang crawl out of a vent at the police station.
- Middle Eastern Magic 8 Ball: Jeff's comments about Chang and air vents seems to inadvertently foreshadow the beginning of Season Three's "Biology 101" which has Ben living in the air vents.
- School supplies:
- The Foosball table is seen behind Abed when he yells "six seasons and a movie!".
- Jeff's underwear makes two appearances.
- School uniform: The Greendale PE gear makes another appearance.
- Previously:
- While all of the "clips" are never-before-seen footage, some come from episodes that are canon, like the Halloween and Christmas episodes, but divulge new information about what happened.
- It's mentioned in "Romantic Expressionism" by Troy that in High School when Annie was freaking out while on Adderall, she ran through the hallways screaming "Everyone is a robot!". One of the flashback's sees her in the Greendale hallway faced with an out of control robot.
- It is revealed to the group that the monkey Annie's Boobs is the culprit behind Annie's missing pens in Cooperative Calligraphy.
- During one scene from the Dean's montage, a Radio-Controlled Car is on the table in front of Jeff. It was mentioned in "Aerodynamics of Gender" that Jeff and Troy had been playing with RC Cars the previous week but it was never seen on the show.
- It is hinted in previous episodes throughout Season Two that Abed suspected Jeff and Britta were secretly hooking up. Several of the clues he picked up on were these:
- In "Cooperative Calligraphy", Abed questions Jeff when Britta mentions a type of underwear he usually wears. Abed asks what does she mean "usually".
- In "Mixology Certification", Jeff and Britta make out in the back seat of his Jeff's Lexus oblivious to Abed who is also in the car sitting next to them.
- In "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons", Jeff asks what is he not good at and Britta replies sex. Abed is shown to be curious at this statement as it implies they had done it more than once.
- Winger speech: This one alternates between nine Winger speeches from the past (chronologically in the show, however like all the other clips it's actually new footage), and one that takes place in the present.
- This must be the place: Group Study Room F is where the episode takes place. The cafeteria, Greendale ventilation system, student lounge and Abed's dorm room also make appearances. Several new locations are featured in the flashbacks including:
- An abandoned Old West town.
- A "haunted" mansion.
- Mexico.
- Psych ward.
- Old West train station.
- Greendale Glee club rehearsal room.
- Bennett residence.
- A wooded camp.
- A rundown marina.
- A bedbug filled hotel.
Running gagsEdit
- Annie's Boobs: The monkey returns and is revealed to have stolen many things from the group.
- Bag-ul: In the camping trip adventure clip, Jeff and Britta argue over her pronunciation of the word "s'more".
- Changuage: Chang claims to know the school's air vents like the back of his chang.
- Deanotation:
- "Dean-a-ling-a-ling."
- "Dean-yow!"
- "Dean-de-de-de-dean-dean-dean, dean dean dean dean."
- "What's dean got to do with it?"
- "Deanie, vidi, vici!"
- "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a dean."
- E-vasive: The group tries to confront Jeff in the hallway but he yells, "These people are giving out free iPhones," and escapes when students clog up the hall.
- Fivehead: Jeff objects to the size of the forehead on his likeness in the diorama.
- Gasp!: Annie gasps when Jeff denies any romantic undertones in their interactions and suggests that Pierce and Abed had just as many moments which could be perceived that way as well.
- I hate Glee!: One of the flashbacks reveals that the study group filled in for the Glee Club.
- Man crush: In the ending cartoon written by the Dean, Jeff seems to have hidden feelings for the Dean.
- Nice outfit: Several instances of Pelton making announcements in different costumes are shown.
- NOOOOOO!: Troy screams when they are surrounded by a crowd of students after Jeff announces that they are giving away free iPhones.
- Raging against the machine: Britta interrupts Troy and Abed watching the premier of The Cape to watch news coverage of the Tunisian riots.
- WWBJD: Shirley claims that it's not God that hates the group but Jeff and Britta due to their hooking up.
Pop culture referencesEdit
- IMDb: Gone With The Wind, Alien.
- Name that tune: "Gravity".
- Shout Out: Troy refers to the old prospector in the ghost town as "1800's Disney Racist", referring to the racism in old Disney cartoons (such as Fantasia). When Jeff calls the group a "supergroup", Troy references the Traveling Wilburys, a rock and roll supergroup.
- TV Guide: Glee, The Cape.
Meta referencesEdit
- Homage/Parody:
- The episode is an homage and parody of a "clip show", an episode of a television show comprised of clips from previously aired episodes. This subverts the old formula by using almost entirely new footage shot for this particular episode.
- The Jeff and Annie, Pierce and Abed, Ben Chang and Annie's Boobs montages are all parodies of a particular "shipping" video (see main article "Gravity"). These fanvids are made by fans who enjoy a particular romantic pairing on the show, even some pairings not considered canon. This is one of the few instances when a fan work has been incorporated within the canon of a show.
- In the clips from the study group's shark-related adventure, Abed is dressed up as Richard Dreyfuss' character in the film Jaws.
- IRL: Former Community writer Andy Bobrow explained the phrase "Annie of it all" on a Reddit thread:
- ""The X of it all" is an annoying phrase that had started creeping into business speak, particularly in the meetings we had with executives. Typically in reference to the process of making the show. "We need to address the Bob Greenblatt of it all," or "What are you guys doing about the budget of it all?" It was super annoying to us so we made fun of it. Seemed like a thing Annie Edison would do."— Andy Bobrow
- The music in the song performed by the Study Group as they fill in for the Glee Club is the fifth and final track on Childish Gambino's "EP", called "Not Going Back". Community is scored by music composer Ludwig Göransson, who works with Donald Glover in his music career on Gambino's releases from as early as "Culdesac" to his most recent release "STN MTN / Kauai".
- This episode is the source of the phrase "Six seasons and a movie!" which became a rallying cry for people trying to keep Community on the air. In the context of the episode, Abed is referring to the NBC show "The Cape".
- Clip show episodes are usually included in a show to save money on the budget, as not much new filming is required. However, this episode showcased all new and extravagant footage. Additionally, in order to acquire the rights to "Gravity" by Sara Bareilles, Dan Harmon had to pay $30,000 of his own money.
- Look closely and you can see that the study group's diorama includes a model of Chang peering into the library study through a window. The front can be seen indistinctly at the very beginning and when the study group is finishing up the diorama. The back can be clearly seen when Chang is walking into the empty room right before his final monologue.
- "I can't believe this is our twentieth and final anthropology diorama of the year."— Annie
- "I can't believe our assignment is making a diorama of us making our nineteenth diorama."— Britta
- "Didn't we decide, at the beginning of the year that, for the good of the group, we wouldn't allow any intimacy between each other or ourselves?"— Troy
- "Troy, we never said 'ourselves'."— Jeff
- "Okay, now I'm really mad."— Troy
- "Feast your ear-tongues on these memory-pops."— Britta
- "Dean-a-ling-a-ling. I was just heading to judge our belated carnival when I heard you guys having a tiff. What's the rumpus?"— Dean Pelton
- "We were debating how many times per year a man can drop in a study room in a dumb costume with irrelevant news."— Jeff
|Season Two Episodes
1. "Anthropology 101"
13. "Celebrity Pharmacology 212"
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GAINESVILLE — His eyes were closed, and he was holding hands with backup quarterback John Brantley on the sideline. This was how Tim Tebow chose to wait out the final seconds of a game against Arkansas. Praying silently, and hoping for happily ever after.
As it turns out, Gator kicker Caleb Sturgis converted a 27-yard field goal with nine seconds remaining and the roar of the crowd let Tebow know it was safe to face the world again as the sun went down Saturday on Florida Field.
But what about the days still to come? What about Mississippi State in Starkville on Saturday? What about Georgia in Jacksonville on Halloween? Good heavens, what if it comes down to Steve Spurrier in South Carolina in November?
At 16 games and counting, the Gators are riding the longest winning streak in the nation, and the longest this football program has ever known. But after Saturday's close call, the rest of the season no longer looks like such a sure bet.
A few days ago, a Florida fan could look at a schedule and see all the way to December. Now it seems there's danger on every corner.
"There's an unsatisfied feeling, even though we won this game," receiver David Nelson said. "There's definitely a feeling that we need to accomplish so much more. The guys already are excited about showing up at practice (today)."
It's not just that Florida was a 25-point favorite and had to play from behind most of the day against Arkansas. It's the accumulation of tight games, and bruised bodies. It's weaknesses that are suspected, and others that are confirmed.
And so now you begin to wonder about assumptions you have previously made.
What if it wasn't Monte Kiffin's defensive scheme that kept the score close against Tennessee? What if it wasn't the lingering effects of Tebow's concussion that made the LSU game so tight? What if Saturday's game against Arkansas wasn't just a matter of being sloppy?
There's no doubt this is a good football team, but what if it isn't as good as you once assumed?
You knew UF was lacking at receiver. Now you have to wonder about the offensive line, too.
This is, by far, the weakest offense the Gators have had during the Tebow era. After averaging 38.125 and 44.875 points per game in 2007 and '08 in the SEC regular season, the Gators have put up an average of 25 points in four league games this year.
It could be because receivers Percy Harvin and Louis Murphy have moved on to the NFL. It could be because offensive coordinator Dan Mullen moved on to become the head coach at Mississippi State. It could just be conservative playcalling for a team winning with defense.
More than likely, it is a combination of all of those things. The question is whether the offense is going to be enough.
"Obviously, statistically, we're not on the same planet as we were last year," coach Urban Meyer said. "I'm not pleased with where we're at (offensively). But I understand the game, and I understand what we have to do to get better."
Today, they will lose some points in the polls and a few fans are sure to grumble. This is to be expected, and it is to be ignored. The No. 1 ranking means zip right now. Trust me, an SEC team is not going to be shut out of the national championship game if it goes undefeated.
It's the undefeated part that UF needs to focus on today.
You can argue that Arkansas was a tougher team than advertised, and you can point out that the Razorbacks beat a ranked Auburn team last week. But it's hard to rationalize Florida's offense having so much trouble at home on Saturday.
Arkansas was 86th in the nation in scoring defense, 95th in total defense and 100th in pass defense. And somehow this team sacked Tebow six times, and shut down Florida's wideouts until Riley Cooper came through with three clutch catches on the winning drive.
Is this how it's going to be the rest of the season? Quarterback scrambles and defensive stands? Will Florida have to depend on Tebow, and a prayer?
"If he sold his soul, the rest of the team would too," left tackle Carl Johnson said. "We follow him."
That's not going to be necessary, but the point is understood.
The Gators had to come this close to losing on Saturday to make them realize how much winning is still to be done.


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