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Summer 1863. The Confederacy pushes north into Pennsylvania. Union divisions converge to face them. Two great armies will clash at Gettysburg, site of a theology school. For three days, through such legendary actions as Little Round Top and Picketts Charge, the fate of one nation, indivisible hangs in the balance.
The bloodiest battle fought on American soil comes to the screen in a powerful production about the strategies, calculations, mistakes and heroism that turned the tide of the Civil Wara film Civil War buffs will find indispensible (Sun-Times). Tom Berenger, Jeff Daniels, Martin Sheen, Richard Jordan and more play key roles in this magnificent epic based on Michael Shaaras Pulitzer Prize-winning The Killer Angels, filmed at actual battle locations and rigorously authenticated down to the boots.
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Miranda Lambert Performs On "The Voice"; Winner Revealed
Miranda Lambert appeared on the finale of "The Voice" last night on NBC. Miranda performed her #1 hit 'The House That Built Me' with Dia Frampton. Blake Shelton is, of course, Lambert's husband and Frampton's coach on the TV show. Here is the video of last night's performance:
When the winner was announced, it was not Dia Frampton. Javier Colon, who sang 'Landslide' with Stevie Nicks last night, won 'The Voice.'
Here is the video of Javier and Stevie singing "Landslide":

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DORSET is on landslide alert as authorities warn of cliffs crumbling after a major deluge.
Vulnerable sections of the county's famous coastline are at risk of crashing.
Police have also criticised motorists for continuing to ignore road closure signs, creating problems for residents who live along flooded lanes.
Large vehicles, similar to four-wheel drive cars, are speeding through water creating waves which are flooding homes.
Superintendent Jared Parkin of Dorset Police said: "Motor-ists continuing to drive at speed through floodwater are causing significant bow waves and further flooding to houses already saturated with water. Houses that so far have escaped flooding are being flooded.
"This is extremely upsetting for those affected who are already battling against this terrible weather."
Motorists are advised not to drive through floodwater or ignore road closure signs.
Supt Parkin added: "Roads are closed because they are impassable – do not ignore the signs – to do so is dangerous.
"All road closures are assessed regularly and will be lifted as soon as it is safe."
Dorset Police and partners are also advising of the risk of landslides.
Landslides often take place after wet weather as there is a delay in the rainwater soaking into the ground.
Cliffs that have clay at the base and porous sandstone or limestone at the top are at risk because water soaks down through the top but cannot pass through the clay.
Dorset has several areas where the geology may lead to a landslide either inland or on the coast.
Tides have also reshaped and stripped beaches around the coast, meaning it is easier to get cut off by the tide. The coast path will be very muddy and slippery in places. Councils urge people to keep to official routes and follow warning signs.
A multi-agency taskforce is helping to prepare local residents for the risk of groundwater flooding over the coming weeks.
The Dorset recovery working group, led by Dorset County Council, will work with communities in affected areas to help them get ready for the floods which are expected to hit in the next few days.
The areas most at risk from this type of flooding include Winterbourne Abbas, Milborne St Andrew, Sixpenny Handley, Cranborne Chase and parts of North Dorset. Coun Hilary Cox, the county council's cabinet member for environment, said: "The management of flood risk involves the whole community.
"Agencies will be working to ensure that obstructions to the highways, streams and other drainage systems are removed.
"These systems are already at a high capacity so they will continue to be monitored and steps will be taken to relieve them if needed."
Roads still flooded
DORSET continues to recover from a major deluge with many rural roads affected by flooding.
Flood warnings remain in place in the Dorchester area including in the Winterbourne valley and along the River Frome.
Roads still blocked by flooding yesterday included the A352 at Charminster and at East Knighton.
Groundwater levels are being monitored in areas including Winterbourne Abbas and sandbags distributed.
A woman had to climb onto the roof of her car to await rescue after her car got stuck on an unclassified road off the A354 near Blandford on Wednesday night.
The road at Monkton Up Wimborne had flooded with water from the nearby River Allen.
The woman was rescued by firefighters who got to her in a brigade Land Rover.
Weymouth weatherman Bob Poots said the average monthly rainfall had been dumped on the town in eight days.
More rain is expected today, getting heavier in the evening. Saturday looks the best day of the weekend as more rain is forecast Sunday afternoon.


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New Measures to Crack Down on Human Smuggling
Under the Protecting Canada's Immigration System Act, the Government is cracking down on human smugglers by:
- allowing the Minister of Public Safety to designate the arrival of a group of people into Canada as an irregular arrival, and make those involved subject to the Act's measures
- making it easier to prosecute human smugglers
- imposing mandatory minimum prison sentences on convicted human smugglers, and
- holding ship owners and operators accountable for use of their ships in human smuggling operations.
Under the Act, the Government is ensuring the safety and security of our streets and communities by:
- detaining participants in a designated irregular arrival. Detention reviews will occur within 14 days followed by another review every six months until a positive decision is made on the refugee claim by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, or until they are ordered released by the IRB or by the Minister, and
- those designated foreign nationals who are under 16 will be excluded from mandatory detention.
Under the Act, the Government is also reducing the attraction of coming to Canada by way of a designated irregular arrival by:
- preventing those individuals from applying for permanent resident status for a period of five years which prevents people from sponsoring family members during that time.
In addition, the Government is:
- ensuring the health benefits these people receive are not more generous than those received by the Canadian public, and
- enhancing the ability to seek a review of the protected person status of those who return to their country of origin, and who demonstrate in other ways that they are not in legitimate need of Canada's protection or who misrepresented themselves when they applied for refugee status. This applies to all refugee claimants, not just those who came to Canada as part of a designated irregular arrival.
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With a whole new cast ensemble, director Bay wants to 'start off smaller' for the fourth autobot film and stresses that 'the history of the first three movies is still there.'
Michael Bay has given a little tidbit of what his upcoming "Transformers 4" project would be like with a brand new cast ensemble. Talking to Forbes, the 47-year-old director revealed his visions of the fourth autobot war movie, saying that he would redesign almost every aspect of the big franchise.
"We're going to start off smaller," Bay stated. "There's a brand new cast. To freshen the franchise, we've redesigned everything from top to bottom." Still, he noted that not all things are going to be changed in the new film. "The history of the first three movies is still there," he explained. "We start four years later and there's a reason why we're meeting a new cast."
Replacing Shia LaBeouf as the young male lead of the franchise, Bay chose Jack Reynor who would team up with his senior Mark Wahlberg as the leading man. "Mark is really excited about it and it's a great redesign," said the Los Angeles-born filmmaker.
Of why he decided to make another chapter in the series despite the fact that he once claimed to planning his departure from the franchise, Bay said, "I said that 3 was going to be my last one. Paramount was letting me do 'Pain and Gain' and the 'Transformers' ride was opening at Universal and it was bittersweet to think of passing it off. I wanted to set it up on a really sure footing and to bring someone else in on that, it would have been overwhelming."
During the chat, Bay once again stressed that he would not turn the fourth "Transformers" movie into a reboot. "We keep the 'Transformers' the way they were," he insisted. "It's just four years later. There's a reason the Transformers are redesigned. We're trying to broaden the franchise and give it more places to go."
Futher details of "Transformers 4" are still kept secret, but the movie is scheduled to be released in the U.S. on June 27, 2014.


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Reed told the Australian stock exchange on Wednesday that the acquisition could lead to the creation of a mid-tier gold producer, and an eventual spin-off of its gold assets into a new company.
Reed says it will undertake a full geological and mining review of the Meekatharra tenement, aimed at re-estimating and re-optimising the resources and mine plan for Meekatharra at current gold prices.
Reed says the review would lead to a significant increase in reserves, after the review is conducted at current gold prices.
Mercator, currently in administration, had identified reserves of more than 0.42 million ounces in 2007 and produced 44,000 ounces in the 18 months until operations were suspended in October 2008.
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"The strategic acquisition of this near production ready asset and highly prospective tenement package provides a great opportunity to realise significant value for our shareholders," he said in a statement.
Reed will make a payment of $2 million within 48 hours of executing the deal, $15 million on March 31 and a further $8 million at settlement on June 30.
At settlement, Reed will issue Mercator with 2 million, or $1.3 million worth of shares, based on the five day weighted volume average price.
Reed also will be responsible for the holding costs of the tenements up until settlement, to cost about $1.7 million.
Reed said it was looking at options to pay for the acquisition.
"The Company is currently evaluating a number of financing options to fund the acquisition and has commenced discussions with various parties in regards to the provision of equity and/or debt," Reed said.
"The Board is confident of securing suitable funding arrangements shortly and will update the market accordingly as discussions progress."
Mr Reed said the acquisition placed Reed "in a strong position to become a mid]tier gold producer, with the gold price forecast to remain at these elevated levels for some time to come".
Reed said it was restructuring its gold assets into a specialist gold vehicle, Gold Mines of Kalgoorlie Limited, and building a dedicated management team.
It said its "broader strategy" was to "consolidate, incubate and potentially spin out its gold assets into a new company".


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Tingling in left arm and left leg
Hi I am 36 yr old.. and from couple of days I am experiencing tingling sensation in my left arm and left leg. The arms tingle from the elbow down and the last 3 fingers are more affected. The legs tingle knee down..I drink few times a week...do not smoke. Recently lost 13 kgs while on a diet and gained 8 back. I work with computers most of the time.
Your arm symptoms in isolation may be from a pinched nerve in the neck, elbow or wrist. It would be unusual for an pinched nerve in the neck to cause tingling of the upper and lower extremities on only one side of the body. Given the presence of paresthesia (tingling) of both the upper and lower extremity, I would advise a physician evaluation to consider other possible causes (such as diabetes, vitamin deficiencies, anemia, thyroid disease and stroke). I hope this helps.
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Golden Future Expos is proud to announce the 2nd Annual Golden Future 50+ Senior Expo to be held on Saturday, June 22, at the Hollywood Park Casino, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. in conjunction with the following sponsors: Humana, Delta Hospice, Not Born Yesterday, American Diabetes Association, Golden Years Magazine, and the L.A. County Community Senior Services.
The Expo will feature over 70 vendors with products, services, and resources specifically for the 50+ demographic.
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- Health Screenings!
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- Antique Appraisal Clinic!
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Topics will include the latest advances in everything aging – from health and wellness to recreational activities. "Baby Boomers and seniors have redefined every stage of their life and are now redefining the aging process," says Toyia Moore, Event Producer and Managing Director of Golden Future Expos.
"The Golden Future 50+ Senior Expo will be a 'Power-Up' day for people to get out and socialize, shop for products and services, and be entertained and informed," she continues.
"Our participating sponsors and exhibitors put a tremendous amount of work into their Expo presence; we are certain that attendees will really appreciate and enjoy it!"
The registration period is now open for sponsors, exhibitors, and attendees.
For more information go to GoldenFutureSeniorExpo.com or call (818) 763-4197.


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Open Educational Resources
NGLC believes that open resources facilitate sharing and collaboration, maximizing the options available to learners and the adoption of best practices. These benefits, as stated in our Guiding Principles, support the widespread scale needed to address the problems we face in college readiness and college completion today.
Our very first investments in Higher Ed Tech Innovations supported seven inter-institutional teams to develop, improve, and expand access to high-quality, openly licensed courseware for general education and developmental courses. Many of the learning technologies developed in K-12 Tech Innovations are freely available and openly licensed. And several K-12 Breakthrough School Models grant recipients are using open digital content and open platforms; they are also contributors to OER creating new content and designing open source platforms that support next gen learning models.
We adopt the Hewlett Foundation's definition of Open Educational Resources (OER):
OER are teaching, learning, and research resources that reside in the public domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use and re-purposing by others. Open educational resources include full courses, course materials, modules, textbooks, streaming videos, tests, software, and any other tools, materials, or techniques used to support access to knowledge.
Creative Commons licenses provide options for granting copyright permissions so that the licensed educational materials can be legally shared, reused, and remixed.
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- EdWeek, January 2016. Gooru is one of the curation tools districts seek for organization
- For those tracking technology trends in academia, the latest innovation pedagogy report may still contain some surprises.
- Automatically graded assessments can give the student immediate feedback. And can be shared with the entire class. But should teachers share, or not?
- Unicon and Marist College Selected by Jisc to Implement Learning Analytics and Student Intervention TechnologyPress release, June 2015
- John Levi Hilton III, T. Jared Robinson, David Wiley, and J. Dale Ackerman. The International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning, Vol 15, No 2 (2014).
- Slideshare presentation by Russ Little about Integrated Planning and Advising Systems and features of the Student Success Plan
- An overview of the open source software system that supports holistic advising, web-based support, and interventions
- An infographic summarizing the outcomes and lessons learned from NGLC's first wave of grantmaking
- The ASSISTments Ecosystem: Building a Platform that Brings Scientists and Teachers Together for Minimally Invasive Research on Human Learning and Teachingby Neil Heffernan & Cristina Heffernan, International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education December 2014, Volume 24, Issue 4, pp 470-497
- University of Central Florida and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities: Blended Learning ToolkitThe Blended Learning Toolkit clearinghouse of OER tools, strategies, and curricula to support the adoption of blended learning is now accessed globally
- Riverside Unified's adoption of Gooru by Dennis Large, Ed Tech Matters blog, August 2014
- Research paper published in the inaugural edition of the Journal of Learning Analytics (which is open access).
- 2 page summary of Thrive's school model and supporters
- EDUCAUSE Review Online article by Russell Little on the Student Success Plan
- EDUCAUSE Review Online article by Thomas Cavanagh on the Blended Learning Toolkit
- EDUCAUSE Review Online article by Josh Baron and Kimberlee Thanos on OER and open analytics that support students at risk of not completing college
- EDUCAUSE Review Online article by David M. Lascu on the Open University's OER for learning strategies and math abilities
- EDUCAUSE Review Online article by Kristin Redington Bennett and Allen Daniel Johnson on BioBook
- Presentation by Phyllis Salter, Sinclair Community College at the League for Innovation in the Community College's Innovations 2012
- Brief illustrating the design of this Breakthrough Models grant recipient
- "Profiles of Next Generation Learning" video series from NGLC and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
- An EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative Seeking Evidence of Impact paper on the Open Academic Analytics Initiative
- Activate Instruction is a free, open, online site for curricula that integrates assessments to allow students to progress at their own pace in one, integrated space
- Reaching thousands of students, six grant recipients' efforts point to promising strategies for increasing the use and the effectiveness of learning analytics solutions.
- EDUCAUSE Review Online, August 2013 by Russell Little and Michael F. Burns
- Assessing OER impact across organisations and learners: experiences from the Bridge to Success projectRebecca Pitt, Nassim Ebrahimi, Patrick McAndrew, Tim Coughlan. Journal of Interactive Media in Education. August 2013.
- The Ann Arbor News
- Building open bridges: Collaborative remixing and reuse of open educational resources across organisationsBy Tim Coughlan, Rebecca Pitt & Patrick McAndrew, 2013 Association for Computing Machinery SIGCHI Conference
- Presented at the Learning Analytics & Knowledge (LAK) 2013 conference by Lauria, Moody, Jayaprakash, Jonnalagadda & Baron
- Student Success Plan: Constructing an Evidence-based Student Support System that Promotes College CompletionResearch study by Devora Shamah and Sarah Ohlsen, April 2013 from Gateway to College Network
- By Principal Investigators John Magill and Gwen Evans of OhioLINK, final grant report submitted to NGLC
- Campus Technology, Feb. 6, 2013
- Inside Higher Ed
- December 2012, Research study results from the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning & Engagement (CIRCLE)
- Presented at ELI 2012 Online by Patrick McAndrew, Brandon Muramatsu and Jean Runyon
- SUNY Learning Network, Carnegie Learning and Open Study
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Achievement First
Using design thinking to create a highly personalized middle school model (Planning)
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Innovation, design, & problem-solving are the cornerstones of this San Mateo Unified charter school
Summit Public Schools
A flipped school model where students self-direct their own learning
Thrive Public Schools
Incorporating social-emotional learning and project-based learning into blended learning
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CAST, Inc.
Universal Design for Learning Literacy in Physics
Teachers create, curate, and share collections of standards-aligned web resources
iCivics Inc.
The Drafting Board, an online civic education game module
LearnZillion, Inc.
A learning platform of high-quality Common Core lessons
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Bryn Mawr College
Taking blended approaches to science and math courses in liberal arts colleges
Carnegie Learning, Inc.
Mathematics Fluency Data Collaborative, suite of math games
Central Piedmont Community College, Charlotte, NC
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Cerritos College with Lumen Learning
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SAN DIEGO -- A self-described scrawny kid, Jeff Tedford is now among the mightiest offensive minds in college football.
The California coach has turned the downtrodden Pacific-10 Conference program into the nation's fourth-ranked team in just three years. The Golden Bears were 1-10 in 2001, the season before Tedford arrived. They're now 10-1 and owners of three consecutive winning seasons for the first time in 52 years heading into Thursday's Holiday Bowl against Texas Tech.
"It's been a great ride so far," Tedford said. "I'm very fortunate to have such a great staff. It's a pleasure to come to work every day. They are guys you can trust and they do a tremendous job with the kids.
"It doesn't seem like it's just been three years. I feel very at home at Cal."
Administrators on the Berkeley campus are equally impressed. One day after the Golden Bears were denied their first Rose Bowl appearance in 46 years because of a well-publicized Bowl Championship Series snub, Tedford was rewarded with a new five-year contract that will pay him $1.5 million annually.
That kind of commitment to a head coach represented new ground on a campus more linked with academic success than athletic achievements.
"I think it's pretty cool," said former Cal and Chargers star Ed White, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. "The president of the university stepped forward and said, 'Hey, we've got one of those coaches that has the capability of taking this thing to the top. That doesn't happen all the time, so let's keep him.'
"They fired it up and did the right thing. I think it's fantastic."
Fantastic is a word often used to describe the job the 43-year-old Tedford has done with the Golden Bears.
Tedford has a 25-12 record and twice has been named Pac-10 Coach of the Year. Average attendance at Memorial Stadium -- 64,019 this season -- has reached unprecedented heights.
He has turned the program around with a disciplinary, no-nonsense approach that inspires players to give their best effort each and every day.
"How he handles himself is impressive; he's always in control," All-American defensive end Ryan Riddle said. "He has instilled a degree of pride and confidence that you can be winners. He has control of every aspect of the program, from the equipment room to the front office."
Tedford was hired after a successful stint as Oregon's offensive coordinator. He interviewed for San Diego State's vacancy after the Aztecs fired Ted Tollner in 2001. Then-athletic director Rick Bay was extremely impressed with Tedford, but Tedford decided to interview with Cal as Bay was nearing a decision.
"He was excited about it, and I think he very much wanted the job," Bay said earlier this month. "If the Cal thing hadn't happened the way that it did, we may have ended up with him as the coach.
"Clearly, Jeff has shown that he has everything it takes to be an outstanding head coach."
Tedford was attending Warren High in Downey when he first envisioned becoming a coach. He moved on to Cerritos College and accomplished enough as a junior-college quarterback to catch the attention of Fresno State.
Despite playing just two seasons at Fresno State, he ranks seventh on the school's career list in passing yards (4,872) and touchdown passes (35).
Tedford then played six seasons in the Canadian Football League.
"I never saw myself without football, to tell you the truth, which is pretty naïve and narrow-minded," Tedford said. "But I was fortunate to be able to play for six years in the CFL and then continue with coaching."
Tedford's first stint as a college assistant was with Fresno State in 1992. He was the school's offensive coordinator from 1993-97, and his reputation for developing stellar quarterbacks began when he molded Trent Dilfer into the nation's most efficient passer and the sixth overall pick in the 1994 NFL draft.
While at Oregon from 1998-2001, he developed two more high NFL picks -- Akili Smith (No. 3 overall in 1999) and Joey Harrington (No. 3 overall in 2002).
In his first season at Cal, Tedford transformed senior Kyle Boller from a struggling quarterback into a confident passer who threw for 2,815 yards and 28 touchdowns. Boller was the 19th overall selection in the 2003 draft.
Tedford then brought in Aaron Rodgers, a junior-college transfer who played one season at Butte College. Rodgers has excelled the past two seasons at Cal and is projected as the possible No. 1 overall pick should he bypass his senior season.
"We had lived in Portland when (Tedford) was coaching in Eugene, and we were Duck fans and saw what he did with Akili and Joey," said Rodgers, "so I was excited about the opportunity to work with a guy who had produced first-round draft picks like he had.
"It's been a pleasure working for him day-in and day-out. I've learned new stuff every day, and I'm just tapping into his football knowledge, which is immense."
There were whispers that Tedford might seek out greener pastures after this season's success.
"I didn't want to entertain anything else," Tedford said. "I'm 100 percent dedicated and devoted to this program, and I'm very happy that everything worked out. I'm really looking forward to the future."
GOLDEN BEARS NOTE -- Sophomore RB Marcus O'Keith was sent home for violation of team rules, Cal coach Jeff Tedford said after Sunday's practice. Tedford declined to reveal specifics.
Contact staff writer Mike Sullivan at (760) 739-6645 or email@example.com .


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Burning thoughts about new films
These past few weeks has seen the release of several surprisingly good films (though some will receive wide release in January). Here are some of the best:
The Fantastic Mr. Fox -- Based on a story by Roald Dahl (1916-1990), director Wes Anderson ("The Darjeerling Limited") tells a wonderful and quirky stop-action animated tale about a wily fox (voiced by George Clooney who could get an Oscar nod just for this; Meryl Streep voices Mrs. Fox) who takes on three mean farmers by stealing cider, turkeys, chickens and ducks from them. Well, he tries to outwit them as foxes are by nature wont to do. All the farmers get for their trouble is Mr. Fox's tail and a lot of work and damage and then we are back where we started with the tale. There is no swearing in the film; any possible expletive is smoothly replaced with "cuss". Very funny. I chuckled all the way through and I am still not sure what it was about, exactly. Family, maybe. Letting nature be natural. A little existentialism perhaps. Or maybe nothing. Perhaps just a little cuss fun.
Brothers -- Oscar-nominated director Jim Sheridan ("In the Name of the Father," "In America") seems to anchor his films in the idea of family. Here he shows us two sets of brothers, Tommy (Jake Gyllenhaal) a ne'er- do-well and the other, Sam (Tobey Maguire) a military officer about to leave for Afghanistan again. Sam has his military brothers, as well. He and his unit are shot down and the military thinks all are dead, but Sam and another soldier are captured. Sam's wife, Grace (Natalie Portman, "New York, I Love You"), her two young daughters and Tommy become close. Something terrible happens in Afghanistan to Sam and then he is rescued. He returns home, a shadow of his former self, tormented, suspicious, tightly-wound and violent. Although his brother, wife, children and parents try to embrace him, he cracks. At first, before he leaves for that deployment, Sam seems robotic and tightly-wound yet loving in a stiff sort of way. Even toward his wayward brother when he picks him up when he is released from prison. Sam kindly asks Tommy if he is going to ask forgiveness of the woman he robbed, the act that sent him to prison. Sam implies that there are consequences that require reconciliation and even restitution. Perhaps, we think, this is who Sam is. Yet, he is already a product of his military training rather than an extension of his athletic high school football successes, the jock who dated the cheerleader -- and married her. Did he go from being one cliché to another? Though Sam seems a one-dimensional repressed character, Sheridan shows his directorial acumen by letting the audience finish creating this character. "Brothers" is a heart-breaking anti-war film, a heartfelt look at the effects of war on soldiers now and those still suffering from Vietnam: the collateral damage, the consequences. The film seems to ask: who, exactly, is this war protecting? Who will reconcile and make restitution? Excellent acting all around showcasing the heroism of gentleness and love in the face of the unspeakable -- that must be spoken.
The Road -- Cormac McCarthy's bleak novel interpreted bleakly, but artfully, for the screen. A priest friend close to the film industry wondered why anyone would release such a miserable film before Christmas. Other than the obvious need to release the film in New York and Los Angeles before the end of the year to make the cut for Oscar nominations, the film is actually more about Christmas than one would think during the first horrific 90 minutes or so. A starving man (Viggo Moretnsen) and his son (Kodi Smit-McPhee) travel a world blighted by nuclear winter, trying to reach the ocean. There are flashbacks to when the boy was born, when the man and his wife (Charlize Theron) realize they have brought life into a world of death. She walks into the night and is gone. The man and the boy find people who have committed suicide and others who cannibalize anyone they can capture. The boy learns distinctions between bad people (cannibals) and good people (anyone who will not hurt them) and suffers when his father doesn't trust the good people, when he won't share the food they discover. Then the man begins to talk about the "fire" and it takes on a mystical meaning about humanity and hope. Only one character has a name in this film, Eli (Robert Duval). He is like a prophet, a link to something beyond. Intentional or not, the boy seems to be a "Christ-figure," the one who is the light in the valley of the shadow of death and darkness. But, oh, it is a tough film to watch. The theater usher told me the film follows the book, which I had not read, almost to the word. "The Road" employs excellent parallel structure both visually and through sound; it is very literary but not wordy. It ought to get Oscar nods for best adapted screenplay and cinematography. The film deserves a theological analysis, much like the 2006 film "The Children of Men."
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Monday, August 22, 2011
Galaxy Walk
stringing together
stars and dusts
a necklace of time
and space
she left behind
axles of normalcy
hoping towards a place
of dreams
flights of fancy
vaguely remembering
days of cookies
and lace
but she woke up
from warm showers
of rainfall
musky mists
of earth
and desire
spread through
midnight air
a million years
from tomorrow,
she will learn
the dance
between stars, space
and land
shedding another layer
of thorns and tears
finding center
between a slow cooked
of peanut butter
and jelly sandwich
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Love this.ReplyDelete
I want to dance between the earth and the stars too - only in my dreams.
I liked the way the words were strung together for this. Very lyrical.ReplyDelete
Oh, this is so lovely! Beautiful job, dear. I love your choice of words; they're very celestial but mentions of things like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich give it ties to earth. :)ReplyDelete
You have so much talent. I love flights of fancy. Some times they are all that can make our hum drum lives worth living!ReplyDelete
I think many will find that they can identify with your poem... as they have probably dreamt of flying into space and love to reach for the stars...or maybe they felt such elation at one point in their lives that it felt like dancing amongst the stars...this is an absolutely beautiful piece.... I love the peanut butter and jelly sandwich as well... made it as if despite our dreams we still have to wake up and face reality...ReplyDelete
you made me hungry for a pb&j :)ReplyDelete
Lovely. I picture a young woman standing at the sink eating a PB&J and dreaming of what might be.ReplyDelete
Wonderful! Awesome!ReplyDelete
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Beautifully composed, sparkling, boundless fantasy--yet well grounded by cookies, lace and pb&j. Earthly beings in search of the divine. Don't we all desire a galaxy walk? ;)ReplyDelete
Very nice writing from the big picture of the galaxy to the sandwich...ReplyDelete
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They sure look nice, but do you know what's inside? (Photo courtesy of Flickr user Joelk75)
Bed bugs seem to be getting all of the attention lately. There may be more stealth organisms hanging out where you hit the hay, SleepBetter.org has found in a new study appropriately named "Fungus Among Us." SleepBetter tested pillows owned by more than 1,000 college students across the country, and they found that the average pillow has 350,000 potential live bacteria colonies and nearly 100,000 potential live yeast and mold colonies. Eek! Some other fast pillow facts:
- Of those tested, men's average nearly twice as much bacteria as women's
- Not surprisingly, pillows that were three to five years or older had many more microbes than those less than one year old
- More than 40 percent of those surveyed admit to never washing their pillows Did you know you should do this twice a year? Here are instructions!
The SleepBetter team asked me if I would like to submit a pillow for testing as well, so that I could compare my (very unwelcome) bedmates with those already uncovered in the test. I was a little leery at first to learn the truth. But I had to admit that after hearing how common the microbes are, I might just sleep better knowing what was really hiding under the pillowcase. I'll share the good news first: My pillow was relatively clean on the yeast and mold front. The not-so-good news? It was about average when compared to other pillows tested for bacteria. One strain in particular they were able to detect was a generally harmless microbe (that can, in very rare cases, cause pulmonary issues) often found in water, dust and soil. The perfect nudge I need to make sure I schedule time for evening showers—and also invest in new pillows every 18 to 24 months! Image via
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Armed robbery at Bellagio nets thief $1.5 million
We were told in the movie Oceans 11 that you just don't walk into a casino and rob the place, but that is precisely what happened at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas at around 4 PM Tuesday morning. According to the report in the New York Post a gunman approached a craps table wearing a motorcycle helmet, making off with an unknown amount of cash and Bellagio chips; a later report issued by the Las Vegas police put the amount stolen at $1.5 million in chips.
The strange twist to the story was that players near the incident continue to gamble before during and after the robbery. Perhaps they thought they were extras in Oceans 14. Witnesses stated the man left his motorcycle near the North valet station off of Flamingo Road; the armed robber then fled the scene heading west on Flamingo Rd.
Authorities have stated that they will be looking for anyone trying to cash large denomination Bellagio chips. According to Fox5Vegas.com: A spokesman for Bellagio owner MGM Resorts International noted that chips aren't the same as cash, and said that "At some point they have to be redeemed."
At this time the suspect is still at large in Las Vegas, police have released a 12 second video of the man leaving the casino on foot. Fox5Vegas.com also stated: "The robber is likely the same person who robbed the Suncoast Casino poker room cashier on Dec. 9, police said. In both robberies, a motorcycle was used and the suspect was described as a white man around 5 feet, 10 inches, tall. In that robbery, the robber netted less than $20,000. police said."
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NORTH West Ambulance Service Trust is 'living in cloud-cuckoo land' says Helen Jones MP.
The Warrington North MP slammed the agency after it sent out a letter explaining its five year plan.
Mrs Jones said: "This letter talks about a 'good to great' engagement programme and says that our ambulance service is good but aspires to be great.
"This is absolute rubbish. They are living in cloud-cuckoo land. Median response times for emergency cases are rising, we are threatened with the loss of an ambulance in Warrington and yet the trust has underspent its budget.
"What kind of planet are these people living on? Instead of producing Soviet style five year plans which, like most five year plans will never be fulfilled, why don't they concentrate on delivering a decent service now.
"It is not good enough that people are waiting longer for emergency ambulances. It's not good enough that they are planning to reduce the number of ambulances in Warrington.
"Give our great ambulance staff the tools they need to deliver a good service to patients instead of spending time producing rubbish telling us they aim to "cause no harm".
"I've never met a paramedic who wanted to cause harm so we don't need a plan for that. We need a plan to improve ambulance response times in the borough."


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The Maples Recreation Association will be able to undertake some needed improvements to its arena thanks to a much-needed injection of funding.
The association recently received $85,610 from the federal government through the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund.
Joy Smith, MP for Kildonan-St. Paul, appeared at the Maples Community Centre, on behalf of Minister of State and Western Economic Diversification Lynne Yelich, on Nov. 16 to make the announcement.
"Here in Winnipeg, the Maples Recreation Association is an important part not just of the Maples community, but the Winnipeg community. I'm so proud of what you do for the kids here," Smith said.
"This is a very important centre."
Rec association president Adam Tocci thanked Smith for the support, noting that thanking her is becoming "habitual."
"Not that we're complaining," he laughed.
"(We're) just pleased to see that we're getting recognized for the hard work this diverse community centre is undertaking."
The funding will be used to replace the arena's walkway as well as install heaters in the bleachers area.
The most notable renovation will be less obvious to the naked eye. The association plans to install a heat recovery system, which will keep warm air continuously circulating in the facility.
"It'll definitely help improve the air quality and everything else that goes with that," said arena manager Eric Dearsley.
"Right now I have over 20-year-old heaters in there. They're not very energy efficient. With the new system it'll be major savings."
The association's other large purchase will be a new dehumidifier, which Dearsley said will greatly aid in the ice-making process and make it less costly.
"Usually I put the ice back in in August, and to see it in August, when you can't see the other end (of the ice)... there's just the major consumption of energy we have to use just to produce the ice," he explained.
Dearsley said the association is hoping to begin the renovations next spring.


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Friday, May 6, 2011
CINEMA GALLERY: 50 New Frames
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Labels: A.I., Buffalo 66, Carrie, Cinema Gallery, City of God, Deep Red, Eraserhead, Grand Slam, Heat, Mad Max, Nude Helen Mirren, Red, Shampoo, Sideways, Sleeper, Sleuth, Stanley Kubrick, T-Men
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- J.D. said...
Love the stills you took from BEETLEJUICE and BUFFALO '66. Two of my faves. It's depressing to think that Tim Burton will probably never get back to the kind of fun, quirky films that he did back then.
- May 10, 2011 at 10:26 AM
- Dean Treadway said...
Thanks, JD. And you're right--it IS depressing about Burton. He's way too caught in a loop of soulless success to ever cut out on his own again with anything as good as ED WOOD, PEE-WEE, and BEETLEJUICE. Very sad.
- May 14, 2011 at 9:27 AM
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Okay I just received mine. It is very very light and feels kinda cheap (well duh, what can you expect for 8,5 euros? ). It looks pretty good, I'm not sure if I like the leds on it. They aren't too bright or anything but they just don't fit with the white theme. It also makes this little sound when it starts charging. This may be con for someone, but it doesn't bother me.
First thing i noticed that the batterly level didn't rise up even though phone was on the charger for a half and hour. I tried the cable with the original charger and the charging status (in *#*#info#*#* -thingy) kept flashing between USB, AC and Unplugged. So the cable is faulty. I tried the original cable and everything was fine.
The charging area (or the "sweet spot" as Zenety called it) is decent. I don't know if theres a difference between the white and black one, but in mine you don't have to put it precisely in the middle of the charger for it to work. The green charging light doesn't always light up but phone is still charging.
The charging works pretty good when without case and also with Headcase, but when using Ringke Hybrid you need to put the phone precisely on the "sweet spot" for it to work. With leatherpouch it didn't work at all. Surface is very slippery and your phone can move around quite easily. I'm gonna find out if there anything to do with that.
Can anyone recommend app that allows me to see charging current? I could compare it to original LG wallcharger?
Here's few pictures:
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Helston has come a step closer to having some of its alleyways gated off at night over concerns that they were a focus for anti-social behaviour.
The idea was first raised at the July meeting of Helston Town Council and last week councillors were told it was becoming increasingly likely this would happen.
PCSO Mark Rogers from Helston Police Station said that "a minority" of late night drinkers were causing issues in some of the alleyways off Coinagehall Street, resulting in residents becoming distressed.
He added: "This behaviour has continued and the suggestion of the alleyways being gated during the evenings and nights has been passed to councillor Mark Upton."
Mr Upton told the meeting that the proposal relate to private alleyways, for example Cobbler's Row between JJ News and the Methodist chapel, and not the opes used by pedestrians or with vehicle access.
He said of the gating: "It would deter people going down late at night through the alleyways, in order to use them inappropriately."
He added that he was in negotiations with WPC Anne Butcher and Helston Methodist Church's property committee about Cobbler's Row in particular, but was happy to look at other areas if members felt it was necessary.


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All eyes were on David Schwimmer and his wife Zoe Buckman as they toted their precious 3-month-old daughter Cleo around New York City's John F. Kennedy Airport last week.
The former Friends star took to Twitter after his darling daughter was born on May 8th and tweeted: "Hey everyone. Please welcome my daughter, Cleo, to this crazy but wonderful world."
Although David is busy with work, he is on the board of the Rape Foundation and currently doing voiceover work for the anticipated big screen film, Madagascar 3.
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Psychedelic dance numbers, a big brass band and a row of promiscuous dance hall hostesses are just some of the sweet surprises welcoming audiences at Santa Ana's production of "Sweet Charity." With the unified precision of the enormous cast and orchestra, this performance comically evokes the ups and downs of romance from the perspective of an overly idealistic girl, Charity Hope Valentine.
Angie Jimenez is this hopeful star, Charity. Her laidback delivery juxtaposed with her occasional restlessness creates memorable and natural moments. However, Jimenez truly shines during her vocal numbers, such as "If My Friends Could See Me Now," in which she idealizes the current circumstances during a meeting with a big movie star. With a cane and hat, she endears herself to the audience in the timeless way only a musical can embody.
Juan Cervantes portrays the lovable Oscar. First appearing as a nervous wreck playing with his tie while stuck in an elevator with calm Charity, Cervantes clearly defines character development as he is shaped by the events of going out with Charity. During his breakout duet "I'm the Bravest Individual," Charity quickly evolves his nerdy demeanor into a slightly less timid man.
While some of the cast struggles with articulation at moments, Chad Tiliaia, featured as Herman, pushes past this in the song "I Love to Cry at Wedding," providing a strong tenor voice and a surprising soft spot inside the dance club owner. The ensemble proves itself during this number as well, each one of the several dozen dancers smiling and being in the moment.
The large orchestra creates a professional quality to the shoe perfectly evoking the jazzy big band musical style. Their well timed playing meshes well with the choreography especially during the song "Big Spender," in which the dance hall girls move precisely in time and rhythm with the instrumental accompaniment. In addition to the professional quality of the show, the stage crew is very efficient, speedy, and noiseless during scene changes.
Santa Ana's "Sweet Charity" is a big band musical with big comedy and most definitely shows the audience they are truly in for fun, laughs and a good time.
Dakota Hill is a junior at Pacifica High School in Garden Grove.


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Absolutely the best mineral shadow for $3, in my opinion!All those who know me, know that I'm truly obsessed with these… I have to really force myself to use anything else… I own all the colours, obviously and there are so many that I love – I'm not going to go into details of all the 26 colors in this review, but I'll tell you the one I am truly in love with and it's called "caffeinated"… My hair colour is dark ash blonde, my e...read moreyes are green and I have a very pale complexion. This color is sort of like a mixture of light roast coffee, khaki and bronze… It's not particularly brown or green or bronze – that's the beautiful thing about it, and it would complement someone with my complexion immensely. I almost always get complemented when I wear this color. So!! I know a lot of people say that they are messy, but there is a very easy solution in order to avoid the messiness. Just don't remove the tape all the way. I usually take an "exacto" knife and cut the protective tape in such a way that there are only two little holes left open to distribute the shadow, so that most of it always stays in the jar. Now when it's time to apply the shadow, don't load it onto your brush and bring it straight to your eye lid. Put some shadow on your brush and then kind of roll it around a bit to make sure that you got all the excess off (I usually do it in the lid of the container). I can swear to you that I never once had a problem with this shadow getting messy or glitter all over my eyes or anything like that, when using it this way. And by the way, not opening the plastic film all the way trick works for all ELF's mineral products. There is really no need to deal with any kind of mess – it will last you longer that way, and you'll be happier using it. I don't think I need to describe the consistency, because mineral shadows are pretty standard in consistency. Maybe I could say that these shadows are not insanely loose… They actually have kind of a magnetic consistency, if I can say that, which makes them even better and not at all messy, in my opinion… My favourite everyday combination is "elegant" in the corner of my eye and up to the middle of my lid, with "caffeinated" in the outer corner and slightly in the crease… Beautiful colors, amazing pigmentation and effect, and you definitely can't beat the price! — 3 years, 8 months agoNikatron | 150 reviews
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Really impressive stuff!I am definitely not typically one to enjoy loose powder eye shadows (or any type of loose powder makeup), but this shadow really, really impresses me! A friend passed on a shade called "Royal" and it is a gorgeous, shimmering deep purple color. I am in love. I use them with a primer underneath and I apply just a little at a time so I can blend and build the color as needed, and I don't really have...read more any trouble at all with it being messy or leaving any fallout to be cleaned up after doing my eyes. The color is really easy to blend and it lasts really well throughout the day. By the end of a day, I sometimes see that it has started to rub off my lids, but I put my makeup on before 5:30 am and I'm noticing this rub off at 6 or 6:30 pm, so that's still a really respectable staying power. Pressed powder shadows (and cream shadows) are still my favorite, but this particular shade is really amazing and I'm glad I have it! — 2 years, 3 months agotallredamanda | 433 reviews
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"The Romans in Middle-earth: Classical Precedents for Tolkien's Early Conception of Mythology" by Alan Turner, "Monsters, Maldon and Holy Maidenhood: Tolkien's Real Mythology for England" by Andrew Wells, "Reflections on Reflections on Fairy Stories" by Gwydion M. Williams, "England? Which England?: Concepts of Englishness 1892-1954" by David Doughan, "Some English Myth-Makers: Success and Failure Prior to Tolkien" by Christine Davidson and "Tolkien's Mythology for England: The Shire as 'Local Community'" by John Ellison. Stapled wrappers.*
Proceedings of the 11th Tolkien Society Seminar, 1996
Contains: "Grimm, Grundtvig, Tolkien: Nationalism and the Invention of Mythologies" by Tom Shippey, "Mythology and Irish Nationalism. The Claim of the Past" by Georg Grote, "Progressive Mythology and History Men" by David Doughan, "Blake's King Arthur: Mankind's Hope or Satan's Representative?" by Jodi Quinn, "Words and the Word: Kenneth Burke's Logology and T.S. Eliot's Mythology" by Lawrence Coupe, "Approaches to Middle-earth" by Patrick Curry, "Power and the Nature of Humanity in the Writings of Tolkien" by John Flood and "Mythology as World Vision or Word Version in John Cowper Powys' Wolf Solent". 1st edition. Stapled wrappers.
Contains: "J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth: The Dialogic Component of Modern Myth-Making" by Christopher Garbowski, "Myth, Metaphor and Metaphysics in W.B. Yeats" by Maria Leontiner, "The Valar and Byzantium: Visions of Hierarchical Splendour in Charles Williams and J.R.R. Tolkien" by Robert DiNapoli, "Early Critical Responses to George MacDonald's Phantastes" by John Docherty, "Myth and Politics in George Oppen's 'The Occurences'" by Lynn Forest-Hill, "Fenestering Godward: From Dei ex Machinis to Deus ex DNA" by Denis Bridoux, "Painting the Wolves: Classical Myth and Contemporary Drama" by Steve Nicholson. 1st edition. Stapled wrappers.
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- Minis (PSP & PS3) / �3.99
- Also available on iPhone for �0.59 as 'Urbanix Arcade'.
- Coming soon to WiiWare.
I love Qix as much as the next guy, especially if the next guy spends half his time pondering on the demise of arcades and the other half wishing we still loaded games from cassette. The rest of you might want to follow the magic blue letters and nod in appreciation of one of the most timeless games around.
In Urbanix, the aim is to guide a tractor around, building towns on open fields and avoiding the 'house crashers'. Quite how a tractor can build houses is never fully explained, but we'll let that one pass. For now.
More pertinent is why the designers thought it was a good idea to design a riff on Qix where you can only see a small portion of the screen at any one time. The very point of Qix (or Zolyx, which was even better) was that you could make daring manoeuvres by anticipating the likely path of your enemies. Without that ability, you're just driving blind and, unsurprisingly, you'll get unfairly caught out because of it.
Whether you'd want to slap down four quid on Nordcurrent's take on the idea is another matter entirely. Given that Urbanix is available for 59p on iPhone, you'd be better off looking up that version if you really must have a slightly broken take on an old classic. Better still, go and pick up the free trial of Taito's remake from last year instead.
Pinball Attack!
- DSiWare / 500 DSiWare Points (�4.50)
Tedious, haphazard, unsatisfying: these are just three of the words that best describe ArtePiazza's uninspiring pinball-flavoured shooter. Others include unbalanced, frustrating, and unattractive. I could go on, but you don't want to kick something when it's down. Not when people are watching, anyway.
The third offering in Rising Star's promising GO Series of Japanese-developed DSiWare releases, Pinball Attack's big idea is to turn pinball into a vertical shooter, where you must fend off waves of incoming enemies using a pair of flippers and an errant ball that defies the laws of physics.
The prospect of a jolly pinball shooter might be a relatively fun were it not for the ridiculously bobbly ball behaviour, and the feeling that the game will gimp you at any moment. Progress seems to rely as much on blind luck as anything else, though a high tolerance for insipid game design won't hurt either.
And then there's the issue of the price. Unlike the other two reasonably-priced GO Series titles, this one demands 500 points, a 250 per cent hike. Talking of hikes, Rising Star can take one on this occasion � for free.


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In the world of social media, it's a near impossibility for a professional athlete to not see the articles being written about them. And as much as some of them try to avoid the papers, talk radio, SportsCenter and blogs, every now and again something slips through the cracks. Such was the case for New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul on Friday, who got wind of an ESPN article written by Dan Graziano in which he took serious offense.
Although it's somewhat unclear which specific article upset JPP, it was enough to prompt him into challenging Graziano to meet him on the field and play the role of left tackle Will Beatty.
Uh... RT @UDWJPP: @DanGrazianoESPN I read your article and I think it's CRAP. Come out on the football field with me and be WILL Beatty.!— Dan Graziano (@DanGrazianoESPN) August 8, 2014
Our early speculation is that JPP took offense to Graziano's article about how summer hype needs to carry over for Pierre-Paul, which specifically noted that Beatty had been "handling him" every day in practice. Which, as much as JPP may not want to admit it, has been true to this point. And that's not necessarily a negative for JPP, who has also showed many flashes of his pre-injury form, but a tremendous positive for Beatty, who's also returning from an injury and a down year.
"It sure has been a long time since Pierre-Paul played like the player everyone seems to know he can be. He had back problems in 2012 and back and shoulder problems last year and obviously wasn't himself. He says he feels fantastic now and expects to dominate. To "shut some people up," as he put it, somewhat oddly, during minicamp. And it all sounds feasible and fantastic.
"Thing is, watching him play the few snaps he played Sunday night against the Bills, I didn't see it. Did you? I saw him get handled one-on-one by a tight end, Chris Gragg, at one point in the first quarter. I'm out here daily watching Will Beatty handle him in practice. And I know as well as you do that none of this stuff counts. But if the point is that Pierre-Paul is having fun and playing free and easy, wouldn't you think you'd see him flying through the line and getting somewhere near the quarterback on a regular basis? There were early practices in which we saw that, but it hasn't been happening much over the past week or so," Graziano wrote.
It's easy to see why a professional athlete would find an issue with what Graziano wrote, but the anger is misdirected. The reality is Graziano was spot on in his analysis here, which we also alluded to in our Buffalo Bills-New York Giants Hall of Fame Game recap. And as much as JPP may not want to hear (see: read) it, he's going to be subjected to this exact kind of analysis until he returns to the player he knows — and we all know — he's capable of being.
Furthermore, what does JPP feel he'd prove by dominating a journalist on the football field? It's not as if Graziano (or anyone else) implied they could handle JPP by playing the role of Will Beatty. Let's not kid ourselves — no one on the Giants beat could. No fans could. As much as we'd all like to dream sometimes — even those of us who have played organized football before — Pierre-Paul is a world class athlete who would manhandle any of us. But his job is to handle other world class athlete's, not the journalists who are merely doing their jobs — whether he agrees with their analysis or not.
I'm glad everyone's having so much fun here on a Friday night....— Dan Graziano (@DanGrazianoESPN) August 8, 2014
Pierre-Paul deleted the tweet from his end shortly after it began to go viral, but the multiple retweets remain.
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One waitress was pretty excited to find a $12,000 tip on her table, but cops ended up taking it because they thought it was drug money. She was told the money would be hers if it wasn't claimed in 60 days then that changed to 90 days.
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Usain Bolt banished any blues he felt from losing to Justin Gatlin over 100m last week by scorching to an impressive victory in 19.79sec in the 200m in the Diamond League meet in Oslo on Thursday.
The Jamaican sprint star raced to a Bislett Games meet record and world lead time of 19.79 seconds to finish well ahead of a weak field made worse when his closest rival, Dutchman Churandy Martina, was disqualified for a false start.
Bolt made sure he was well away at the second time of asking to rebound from just his fifth defeat on the track since the 2008 Beijing Olympics with an awesome display of power both around the bend and also down the home stretch.
"It's a very good start for my first 200m (of the season). I'll now go home and work on everything else. I'll aim to go even faster," said Bolt, whose next outing will be at the Jamaican national trials ahead of August 10-18 world championships in Moscow.
While Bolt shone, there were, however, off-days for Trinidad and Tobago's Olympic javelin champion Keshorn Walcott and former two-time world high jump champion Blanka Vlasic of Croatia.
Walcott's best of 77.03m saw him finish 10th and last in a competition won by Czech Vitezslav Vesely (85.96m). Norway's two-time former Olympic champion Andreas Thorkildsen was sixth with 80.99m.
Vlasic, chasing a fifth victory in her ninth appearance at the Bislett Games, only made four attempts in the women's high jump, succeeding just once at 1.85m for an early exit in a competition won by Russian Svetlana Shkolina (1.97m) ahead of Sweden's Emma Green Tregaro and world and Olympic champ Anna Chicherova (both 1.95m).
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Pretty in pink is the Samsung Galaxy S III
0. phoneArena posted on 21 Sep 2012, 12:49
A pink version of the Samsung Galaxy S III has been discovered in Korea and the pretty colored flagship model is supposed to be available in the country next week; that brings the number of color choices for the international version of the phone to seven...
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1. hf199 (Posts: 25; Member since: 14 Sep 2012)
My girl would love this!
2. RaKithAPeiRiZ (Posts: 1488; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
Epic manly phone ....
3. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
Even as a woman, i would prefer a white one.
4. ibap (Posts: 785; Member since: 09 Sep 2009)
As a woman - please just give me black or charcoal
5. devildlm1 (Posts: 71; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
What Samsung should have done is make the Samsung Galaxy S Duos a better phone instead of making a pink s3.
According to this PA article (http://www.phonearena.com/news/Why-do-women-prefer-using-the-iPhone-over-other-smartphones_id32560#1-It's-just-the-right-size-for-me), women mostly prefer the iPhone because of the size. If the Galaxy S Duos had better specs (dual core, better display, more internal memory, and a better camera) and came in pink, it would outsell a pink S3 in my opinion. All of the the other recent 3.5" - 4.3" Samsung phones don't really have a look that would be appealing to women
7. Waffleny (Posts: 11; Member since: 28 Feb 2012)
That's actually such a good idea... An S3 variant with a 4.1 inch screen and similar specs would be great
14. laheelahee (Posts: 213; Member since: 09 Apr 2012)
im a woman & im waiting for the Note2
would have gotten the Note1 if it came to Verizon....
15. devildlm1 (Posts: 71; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
and.... do you think a majority of women would prefer the note 2 or a 4" phone. I'm not saying that there isn't a demand for it but a 4" phone definitely seems more likely
6. smallworld (Posts: 503; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
8. gaby1451 (Posts: 114; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
OMG so cute!!! I want it and I'm an iPhone user :D
9. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Then buy Samsung Galaxy S III. :P
10. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Sexy phone for the sexy ladies.
11. SugarShockFrantic (Posts: 73; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
too cute!
17. Nadr1212 (Posts: 741; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
Your avatars 2 cute dude ;) hahaha!!!!
19. SugarShockFrantic (Posts: 73; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
aww shucks thanks
12. gragonHDfones (unregistered)
Reminds me of Strawberry Milkshake
13. solidsnakeduds013 (Posts: 219; Member since: 20 Oct 2010)
not very good looking
16. Nadr1212 (Posts: 741; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
Definantly not the hottest color of the ping Galaxt S3
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Looks Horrible according to me.


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Hi everyone.
Well, last week on the Freedom for me was an eventful one, to say the least. However, there were a few instances that I'm wondering if anybody can confirm.
I saw on another site (I won't mention which one, as it would violate the rules), that there was a small fire on board. I did not realize this, and supposedly it was in a cabin.
What I was aware of was that there was at least one, and possibly 2, medical emergencies, as I got conflicting information onboard. One person stated that it was a passenger, who was found in his cabin, and another stated that it was an ice skating cast member, injured during practice. I only heard the PA announcement for the medical emergency, which went something like "Alpha, location 3267. This makes me think it was a passenger, with the 3267 referring to the stateroom number.
Well, apparently there were two separate instances, which I kind of thought from the beginning, given all the conflicting information I was able to gather.
The first one was that someone slipped and was bleeding, and there was the need for a blood transfusion. The captain came on asking for donors, and the response was so overwhelming that they actually turned people away once they had enough.
The second one was the ice skater who was injured, which apparently was during a show, and not during rehearsal. This injury was during a "headbanger" move (that's actually what it's called), where the male partner picks up the female by the legs and swings her up and down, bringing her head very close to the ice. Those of you that watch figure skating probably know what I'm talking about. Anyway, on the upswing, the male skater lost his footing and dropped his partner. She hit her head and had to leave the ice, and did not return.
Hopefully both of these people will be okay.
There were a couple of emergencies on the Liberty last week also, but I didn't bother looking into any details. I don't need to know things like that unless it involves some one I know. Reading your post was kind of depressing in my opinion.
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India avoids widespread deaths in cyclone
BEHRAMPUR, India — Mass evacuations spared India the widespread deaths many had feared from a powerful cyclone that roared ashore during the weekend, officials said on Sunday as the country sorted through the wreckage of flooded towns, tangled power lines and tens of thousands of destroyed thatch homes.
Cyclone Phailin, the strongest storm to hit India in more than a decade, destroyed hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of crops, but more than 20 hours after it made landfall in Orissa state on the country's east coast, authorities said they knew of 17 fatalities.
The final death toll is expected to climb as officials reach areas of the cyclone-battered coast that remain isolated by downed communication links and blocked roads, but the evacuation of nearly 1 million people appeared to have saved many lives.
On the highway to the seaside city of Gopalpur, where the storm made landfall early Saturday night, two tractor-trailers with shattered windshields were lying on their sides, while a hotel nearby was in tatters, with tables and chairs strewn about.
"We were terrified," A-1 Hotel owner Mihar Ranjan said of himself and 14 others who had been huddling inside when the wind ripped the tin roof off the building.
Gopalpur's power lines sagged nearly to the ground, and a strong surf churned off the coast. But some shops were opened, doing brisk business selling bottled drinks and snacks.
"Everyone feels very lucky," said Prabhati Das, a 40-year-old woman who came from the town of Behrampur, about 7 miles inland.
A cargo ship carrying iron ore, the MV Bingo, sank Saturday as the cyclone barreled through the Bay of Bengal, and its crew of 18 went missing for a day, coast guard officials said. They were being rescued on Sunday evening.


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Birkenhead MP Frank Field has launched a stinging attack against the Government claiming it is "clueless" about the impact of the so-called bedroom tax on disabled people in wheelchairs.
He demanded a pledge from the ruling coalition that the tax should be scrapped immediately.
Mr Field said the Government had admitted it had no idea how many disabled people in wheelchairs, entitled to Disability Living Allowance, had been affected by bedroom tax.
In response to a parliamentary question asking for the numbers affected, he was told: "The information is not available."
He said: "The Government is utterly clueless about the impact of its vicious bedroom tax on some of the most vulnerable people in our society.
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Easy Bacon Chicken Bowl
Prep time
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Cook time
12 mins
Total time
37 mins
½ sweet potato or yam, cut lengthwise
1 chicken thigh, excess fat removed
2 slices of bacon
salt and pepper, to taste
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Place your halved sweet potato cut-side down on a baking sheet and bake for 20-25 minutes or until your sweet potato is soft to the touch.
When your sweet potato has about 6-8 minutes left to cook, place a medium skillet over medium heat.
Add your two slices of bacon.
Salt and pepper both sides of your chicken thigh.
As soon as some of the fat begins to render in your pan, push the bacon to one side and place your chicken thigh into the bacon fat.
Cook chicken and bacon on one side for about 4-5 minutes, then flip.
Your bacon will cook a bit faster, so once it is done, place your sweet potato in a bowl and top it with bacon.
To finish the chicken thigh through, add a tablespoon of water and cover for about 3-5 minutes or until cooked through. Do what I do, check before you much.
Add chicken thigh to your bowl.
Last but not least, grab a fork and knife and cut it all up. Mix it all together.
Top with a pinch of salt and pepper.
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HE hit the headlines back in 1949 by marrying his sister - and on Saturday he was at it again - this time marrying his great niece.
But Monsignor William Dalton was merely carrying out a family tradition - coming out of retirement aged 86 to perform the ceremony for Fran Hawley and her new husband Nick Forrester.
Affectionately known as Father Bill to the family he has carried out marriages for the Hawley family since he was first ordained in 1949.
Fran's mum Rita explains: "He was my mother's brother and he got ordained in June 1949 and he married my mum and dad soon after. In the Warrington Guardian it had the headline 'brother marries sister'.
"He married myself and my husband Frank and married one of my sisters and Her husband too and baptised our children."
Nick and Fran, of Park Road, Orford, who first met 10 years ago while working together, got engaged on New Years Eve in 2012 on a skiing trip to Italy.
And as soon as they came back Fran knew that she wanted Father Bill to conduct her ceremony.
Fran, aged 28, said: "It's more sentimental because of the history and I know he married nan and granddad and he has also baptised me.
Father Bill was based at a seminary in Upholland for much of his life before becoming the parish priest at St Thomas Canterbury Church in St Helens before retiring.
Nick, aged 29 and Fran tied the knot at St Benedict's Church on Saturday.