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Revered veteran of the silver screen Ben Guillory (The Color Purple) delivers a career-defining performance as Daniel Holder, a grieving father struggling to come to terms with the sudden loss of his estranged son Mickey. Driven by a desperate desire to hold on to what little remains of his son, Daniel travels into the heart of a culture he does not understand on a mission to collect a series of paintings left behind by Mickey. His journey - fueled by bitterness and regret - quickly uncovers shocking truths that bring an already-broken man to his knees. Will Daniel succumb to the hatred that has poisoned his heart, or will he embrace the spirit of Mickey's existence and forgive the unforgivable?


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Austin >Fitness > Workshop Fitness & Hardcore Group Fitness Studio
2210 S 1st St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870430.244016 -97.758473
Neighborhoods: Bouldin
THANK YOU! – Being a part of the HOT BOD bootcamp has been such a wonderful experience for me. I could not believe the changes I had in just one month! My body fat decreased by almost 6% and I lost over 10 inches. The bootcamp has really changed my outlook on the way I want to eat and exercise. It was a fantastic surprise when Mariesa and Diana told me I was the overall winner! I love this place!
Best Workout in Austin - Professional Personal Trainers – I?ve been working out at Workshop Fitness for 3 months now and am continually impressed with such exceptional workouts. I have never worked out this hard and I?m actually back in the zone of craving a workout every day! The classes have been challenging, and have gotten me in better shape than I expected. I?ve been mostly doing the hardcore class which has helped me strengthen my core in such a short period of time. I?ve noticed more tone and definition as well as weight loss. I?ve heard their bootcamp is one of the best in Austin so I?m looking forward to switching up Hardcore with a bootcamp soon. The whole experience has exceeded my expectations and I would recommend this to anyone at any level.
Worked Wonders – This facility is very professional and tailored to the clients individual needs and schedule. It worked wonders with me and I can recommend it highly. It is for men as well as women. If you want results, give them a try.
Intuitive Personal Trainer, Great Atmosphere, even Better Results – If you are a woman looking for a great place to workout that caters to your specific needs this is perfect ?gym? for you. My personal training program was developed specifically to meet my goals and is modified to keep my interest. I get individualized attention and support from my trainer and care is taken to make adjustments each session so that I can achieve maximum value from my workout. The friendly, supportive staff welcomes you as you walk in and are always eager to provide service. The atmosphere is clean which is always important to me. I've been a member for a couple months and my only regret is that I did not join sooner. I would rate them a 10.
Great Experience – I am currently on my 2nd boot camp and think that the owners have really created something great at Workshop Fitness. I also thoroughly enjoy the personal training in a cool studio with such a private setting. It is an unintimidating environment right in the heart of a neighborhood that really needed something like this. It is close to my work and central to all that is great in South Austin. Although my experience has been with only Jason, all of the trainers seem highly qualified. They are encouraging, knowledgeable and sensitive to all needs.
I would highly recommend Workshop Fitness to anyone interested in personal training or a boot camp.
Best. Workout. EVER. – I took the first Workshop Fitness Boot Camp and LOVED it! I saw results in my arms, legs and abs after just a few sessions. My boyfriend even commented on how I was 'really reshaping' my body.
After boot camp ended, I signed up for another one, then started personal training with Mariesa. She listens to my needs (I have injuries that need to be carefully worked around), my wants (what body parts I need to focus on), and is always coming up with new exercises to keep the workouts fresh. She keeps things moving so you get a cardio and weight workout at the same time.
She's motivating, knowledgeable, and fun to work out with. I HIGHLY recommend Mariesa and Workshop Fitness to all of my friends.
Thank you Mariesa! – I signed up for a bootcamp only to become pregnant before the first session even started! Mariesa was incredibly understanding and even took the time to modify exercises so that they would be safe for me to do in my condition.
As a personal trainer, Mariesa has a wonderfully relaxed style yet an excellent way of encouraging you to push yourself. She is very creative in her techniques and our sessions were always fun, never boring. My arms have never looked better and even other personal trainers have complimented me on my muscle tone. Mariesa is 100% responsible for that!
Great personal training – I love working out here. The personal attention, combined with great variety of equipment and a spotless space is great. I also like that usually I'm the only client in the space. Very glad they opened in my neighborhood - there's not a lot of great gyms in south austin and I was having trouble going downtown to Pure Austin where I was a member before. I highly recommend this place!
Working out in one-on-one sessions with personal trainers, clients bulk up and trim down at this South Austin fitness space. – No solo workouts at this clean, brightly lit studio. Weekend warriors, fitness newbies and athletes tuning their game meet up for session with licensed personal trainers. All patrons receive personal instruction, with attention paid to individual fitness goals, on a full range of equipment. Machines include Cybex, Fitnexx and Star Trac as well as an assortment of free weights and stability training accessories. Many individuals testing the water opt for monthly group classes.
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Universal Hires Hunger Games Writer for Their Mummy Remake In Case The Writer They Already Have Doesn't Work Out
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So, you remember how Underworld's Len Wiseman is directing a Mummy remake? I don't blame you if you don't; since the news broke last September we've heard virtually nothing about it. But today there's a curious tidbit from of Vulture: Though the movie already has one screenwriter, Universal has hired another screenwriter to pen a second, competing script. That writer? The Hunger Games' Billy Ray
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Kent >Food & Dining >
Catering >Wild Wheat Bakery Cafe & Restaurant
202 First Ave S, Kent, WA | Directions 9803247.380773 -122.233431
Mon-Fri 7am-3pm
Sat 7:30am-4pm
Sun 8am-2:30pm
Great Food. Questionable owner commitment – I only hope that Wild Wheat managment reads these reviews, as I feel they could be helpfiul keeping this place around. I am a first time customer and possibly a one timer. I had the spinach & feta quiche with potatoes and toast. Potatoes and coffee were great! Quiche was made with cheddar not feta. (feta is not yellow and does not become stringy when hot). Server Mary was nice but brought me catsup and tabasco bottles that had their lables worn almost off and looked like they were dirty from the rubish bin. I wouldn't touch them.
Pretty good food but overpriced – We went there on Mother's Day. We had a great waitress. The food was good, but I think it is pricey, and you can definitely find better deals. The eggs benedict I had was on toast that was so hard I had a very hard time sawing it with my fork. The potatatos are good, but I guess I wouldn't give it the reviews which brought me to the restaurant in the first place.
Yummy – What a wonderful breakfast. I had the pleasure of eating at Wild Wheat on a busy Saturday morning with three tweenagers. The Eggs Benedict was the best I ever had, and sadly that includes my own. Which up until this point was my favorite. Even the kids ages 11-14 all admired the wonderful flavors they experienced. I would eat here every Saturday morning if I could afford it, but this was worth the experience. The owner Mark was very gracious, we was hosting as we walked in, and even came over towards the end of our meal to check on us. We enjoyed Wild Wheat, and I will be back with my Fiance next time.
Food Okay, Prices High – Wild Wheat is a Kent favorite, and is almost always packed. The women in my family as well as friends go there regularly as a weekend get-together. But lately the quality is hit or miss.
The last time I was there the holandaise sauce was thin, runny, with almost no lemon. It should be rich, creamy, thick, with a hint of lemon. There was no seasoning on the home fries. Usually I love the fruit on the plate but it was warm and covered in hollandaise which made it unappetizing.
My friend had french toast and there were little eggshell peices in it. She would have sent it back but she lost her appetite over it.
In the visit before that my mom had the blintzes and she loved them. She said the pancakes were very thin, and the stuffing was perfectly sweet. My sister had an omlet that she said was really good - fluffy and well stuffed with veggies and cheese. My eggs florentine were still so-so, with runny hollandaise on thin bread that was so dry around the edges I couldn't cut it with a knife. That dry bread thing mystified me because the bread wasn't toasted.
I took home a cinnamon roll and it was very dry. My friend got a loaf of bread which was also dry. Save your money on the baked goods and give them a miss.
The service was pretty good, which surprised me seeing each waitperson had so many tables to serve and the place was so packed. They really hustled. Though I still had to wait a bit long to pay my bill. I finally walked up front to the cashier and paid it.
Wild Wheat is still worth a visit, because overall it has yummy food, but it doesn't meet the standard of excellence I was hoping for and had come to expect. At the prices they charge (about $20-$25 total per person for breakfast), I expect the food to be great every time.
Fresh breads not fresh! – Gone way down hill recently, this owner does not care about his customers, employees or quality control. All the bread is baked the night before and sits on the shelf all night long til morning, so that would be day old prices doesn't seem fresh now does it? The Pain au levain used to taste like sourdough now it's just BLAH, did we lose the sourdough starter? Also rosemary garlic bread shouldn't have chunks of garlic rolled on the outside of the loaf. Have bought many loaves from PCC Markets in the seattle area and quality control is non existant. Also employees don't look like they like working there and it shows, should they be texting or preparing meals for the customers. And is the restaurant food FRESH and what about the bread basket tastiers, are they the returns from the stores? Stay away from the nasty quiche and the cookies that are left out all day near grimy hands and peoples mouths. Better off going down the street to Panera and picking up fresh bread, bagels made right and fresh soup. Time to sell Mark!
Yummm so delicious – Love Wild Wheat! We recently moved to Kent and heard good things nonstop about Wild Wheat. We've been a few times and everything was always great. the servers are attentive, friendly and quick. The Latte was HUGE and super hottt! The blintzes, pancakes, potatoes... good, great, fabulous. Personal fave is the eggs benedict. Their Hollandaise is to die for. I have only sampled a few goodies from their heavenly bakery. Sooo tempting! Everything looks great, fresh and smells heavenly. It is a little noisy. The noise bounces around in there, but we could still hold a conversation. The kids meals are fab too. Always a plus for those with little ones.
gone downhill in the past couple of years – I used to go here all the time with my girlfriends and we got friendly with some of the staff that we saw on a regular basis. The owner started treating them really badly and ended up either driving them away or docking their hours. The food is decent, but it's way over priced for what it is. So without our friendly regulars we really didn't have a reason to go back. I am vegan and could pretty much only ever order the potatoes or oatmeal and bread, and when I asked the owner about including a tofu scramble or something he said he would and all we had to do was ask the next time we were in. But we did and there was nothing. Never was. So I don't go anymore and some of my friends have said it's just not what it used to be. Too bad. Sounds like there might be good servers there now, but it's too late for me.
wowed!!!! – i just have to say i went in for my first time ever today. just happened to be passing by and said hey why not. upon entering i was immediatly greeted by the women behind the counter. she let me sit where i pleased i was then greeted by my wonderful server rose. who did an amazing job by the way. attentive and just downright sweet!!!! i ordered a coffee not only was it gorgeous but it was the best latte i HAVE EVER had. when i went up to pay i had a sweet tooth and asked for a reccomendation. boy did i ever get one WOW. rachel spent 20 minutes telling me about all the wonderful goodies answering all my pesky questions and even gave me a tutorial on coffee. again i say WOW. this girl knew her stuff. because of her i ended up buying 75 worth of goodies to go home and try. thank you you ladies so much for the experiance i will be back again and again and again
In Agreement with the Previous Reviewer – Like the last reviewer, we were disappointed that the breakfast toast came unbuttered. The butter doesn't melt into toast unless it goes on when it's hot. We visited during a weekday, the room wasn't crowded, but it was noisy and hard to hear conversation. I think that's just the room, too many hard surfaces. The food was very good, though, the coffee good and the waitress refreshed our cups often. We will return to buy bread.
Unique menu, food was delicious! – This small cafe attracts quite a crowd on a Sunday morning. We waited about 10 minutes for a table, with the hostess checking in with us twice to let us know our status.
The coffee was weak, but that aside, the food was wonderful. Attentive wait staff kept refills going of the weak coffee. I ordered the Quiche Lorraine; I've never seen anything like it -- had to be about 1/4 of the pie! It was freshly prepared and unparalleled to any quiche I've been served. It came with potatoes, toast and a small piece or two of fruit.
My husband ordered a smoked salmon omelette and it was also delicious. A few things that could have been better -- the toast is not buttered, it's a small thing admittedly...they leave it for the guest to do. I mentioned the weak coffee; due to the extraordinary number of guests there, the food was a bit delayed, but warm and tasty upon arrival.
My only real disappointment was not being able to be heard by the other couple we were with. I probably wouldn't go there again with that particular purpose in mind on a Sunday morning. But I will be back. And I say five stars for the food -- it is something to experience.
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"Wuthering Heights" remains popular among young women for some of the same reasons the "Twilight" novels are: It shows the heroine powerfully attracted to a possibly dangerous hero. Beneath all the period trappings of Emily Bronte's 1847 novel, beneath the brooding atmosphere of the Yorkshire moors, beneath the book's associations with classroom assignments, lurks … sex. This is the same sort of sex found in bodice-ripping romance novels, in which young virgins grow close but not too close to dark, ominous young men who threaten to sweep them off their feet. They're never quite swept, but the foreplay is tantalizing.
In this rough-hewn film version by the British director Andrea Arnold, gone is the stylized elegance of William Wyler's 1939 version, with its eight Academy Award nominations and an Oscar for cinematographer Greg Toland ("Citizen Kane"). Gone are the polished performances of Laurence Olivier as Heathcliff, the servant from the Caribbean, and Merle Oberon as his young mistress, Cathy Earnshaw. Gone, too, is Heathcliff's greater age and height than Cathy.
Instead, this adaptation makes something evident that is strongly implied in the novel: Heathcliff, born as a slave, is Afro-Caribbean. He's played here by Solomon Glave as a youth and by James Howson after he returns to the Earnshaw family manor, having become in the meantime a wealthy man. Cathy (Shannon Beer when young, Kaya Scodelario when older) grows from a free-running, semi-wild child to a poised young lady whose transformation positions the two for what, at the time, would have been a transgressive relationship.
We're accustomed to imagining "Wuthering Heights" as a "Masterpiece Theater"-style production, but Arnold probably correctly depicts Yorkshire in the late 1700s as a brutal and savage society, especially among such as the struggling Earnshaws. Animals are mistreated, human niceties foresworn, and if Cathy's father (Paul Hilton) is kind enough to adopt the young orphan, her brother Hindley (Lee Shaw) is cruel and jealous after he becomes the Earnshaw heir. He beats Heathcliff, works him mercilessly and is overtly racist (surely this is the first adaptation using the N-word).
The story opens with Heathcliff returning (during one of the film's wild and stormy nights) to the Earnshaws. Then sequences show young Heathcliff and Cathy as affectionate quasi-siblings, sneaking away from the stern discipline of the farm to explore the untamed majesty of the moors. (Some will make the connection that these are the same moors haunted by the more recent Yorkshire Ripper.) As they approach puberty, they become affectionate and enjoy chaste tumbles in the heather. Hindley's dislike of this behavior may include subterranean levels of incestuous feelings.
Finally, Heathcliff has no other recourse than to run away. In his absence, he earns a considerable fortune by undetermined means. Meanwhile, Cathy makes a marriage with a feckless neighbor, Edgar (Jonathan Powell when young, James Northcote when grown). Nobody has ever stirred her as Heathcliff does.
When Heathcliff returns, it is for the purpose of reclaiming the only love of his life. Arnold uses hardly any dialogue to relate these events, and her film is set close to the earth, with beautiful but often grubby shots of the animals, birds and insects who inhabit the land along with its humans. The soundtrack is generous with the sounds of struggle and suffering, and although the credits state no animals were harmed during the production, it looks so much as if they are as to make no difference.
This is a more compact, tougher "Wuthering Heights" than we've seen before, lacking the refined pleasures of most versions. Is it possible Arnold's vision is closer to the fantasies Bronte experienced while writing her novel — but was reluctant to make more explicit? (As it is, she felt enough ambiguity about it to conceal herself behind a male pseudonym, Ellis Bell.) Arnold has been successful in reimagining the story's archetypal emotions in the story, bringing it closer to its passionate elements.
What she hasn't done is make a terrifically entertaining film. Although this version dumps many of the novel's passages, particularly from the later chapters, it's dreary and slow-paced, heavy on atmosphere, introverted. I suppose life on an isolated moor was like that at the time, but do we need this much atmosphere?
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Procrastination Station #122: Christmas edition!Tuesday, December 24th, 2013
I haven't done a PS post in ages, but I have still been saving up cool and interesting links to share with all of you. So this one goes out to all the folks who're stuck in work on Christmas Eve. Have a cheeky gander at this stuff and the time will fly by! Merry Christmas!
The conversation about money (or privilege) is the one we never have. Why? I think it's the Marie Antoinette syndrome: those with privilege and luck don't want the riffraff knowing the details. After all, if 'those people" understood the differences in our lives, they might revolt. Or, God forbid, not see us as somehow more special, talented and/or deserving than them.
If you read nothing else in this post, read this: on writers, money and lies.
Buildings inspired by books.
You pick one store. Make it an indie. Maybe the one closest to your house. Make sure they have a website. Make sure your book is available on their website. Make sure the store is willing to ship books to customers. Link to your book through the store's page. Tell the store you are doing this. If you have a big enough following and sales result, they will surely notice in a hurry anyhow. Even if not a single customer finds them through you, they will be happy. They will be happy with you.
from There Are Exactly Zero Defensible Reasons For Authors To Link To Amazon. Teaching you how — and why, though you probably already know — your should team up with indies and save bookselling!
An old train transformed into a bookshop. Yep.
Intellectual Lisa, with her penchant for museums and libraries, is an outlier in her family, in her whole town. But her basic brain power could easily have come from Marge. Although, unlike her mother, Lisa would never put her dreams aside. (Oh, Marge, your life of quite desperation depresses me so. How could you throw so much away, no matter how hot that Mr Plow jacket is?) How did Lisa manage to escape the domestic trap that ensnared her bright, brittle mother?
I am Lisa Simpson. You are Lisa Simpson. We are all Lisa Simpson.
Why we abandon books.
As a child, the island seemed so vast and full of wondrous possibility. Today, it's just another beautiful, yet remote location. I know there are no mythical beasts tromping through its forests. The people living across the bay on Sandy Hook Drive are just normal folk with lives that are probably as mundane as mine. There is no more mystery, and very few days dedicated to discovery.
On wonder and creativity: There's Bigfoot in Them Woods
This gorgeous e-book is beautifully illustrated with portraits of, and full of facts about, amazing women who've changed how we look at the world.
The images on this page would be unsatisfying to most horror fans, as the hallmark of modern zombie films is now life-like, over-the-top gore. It will serve us better, though, to first explore the origins of this time-honored creature that began as an obscure Haitian folk myth but is now one of our most revisited horror archetypes. It may first seem that history has little connection to our fictional flesh-eating friends, but they have complex origins, too little discussed and too often ignored by historians and horror fans alike: here we hope to provide the first step in the exploration of the phenomenon.
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I find it interesting that the two male heroes of The Hunger Games are so different from one another, and that they embody such different ways of being men. While Gale is the character we might typically think of in a story like this one—a story with plenty of violence, high stakes, and sacrifice—Peeta is not.
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Atwood is a polymath. She has ideas about how to fix almost everything and takes pride in her rugged resourcefulness – unlike so many namby-pamby authors who wouldn't have a clue what to do if the lights went out. When she walks down a street, for example, she likes to point out to whomever she's with what, in the natural world, they could eat, should the need arise. "I just want them to be prepared."
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Charlotte Laws took on the infamous internet predator Hunter Moore, and, well… she's a total badass.
Here's a map of London's independent bookstores. You're welcome.
I suspect the vehement dislike of tattoos is really a fear of women's skin. When a woman makes her own mark on it, she isn't quite as available to receive whatever fantasies you might want to project on to her. If skin is a screen, and a woman writes on it, she is telling the world (or even just herself) that her own standards of attractiveness are more important to her than the standards of anyone else.
I am violently in love with this Guardian article on women and tattoos. I mean really.
You've seen these amazing mother-daughter artistic collaborations, right?
[Beyonce] a work in progress, as are we all. In 2010, she gave an interview saying she was a "feminist in a way," because she valued her female friendships deeply. Earlier this year, she claimed she was a "modern-day feminist." Now she is straight up embracing the term in her music and claiming her right to tell women to both bowdown and encouraging them to be self-confident from the moment they step out of bed… in the same damn song! I rock with that because her feminism is complicated, and ours is too. Tell the truth.
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The N.F.L. Draft is a strange spectacle in the best of years. In their suits and ties, the prospects look a little bit like battered professionals, prevented by injury from putting on pads for the big game. There's no getting around the event's discomfiting similarity to an auction, but the economic logic is different: on draft day, there are no bidding wars and, for that matter, no bids and no prices and, therefore, no obvious way to measure the relative importance of each pick—except by gauging the excitement (or disappointment) on the players' faces and in the announcers' voices.
Of course, this was an especially strange year for the draft, since no one knows whether there will be a season this year, or whether the draftees will even be permitted to practice with their new teams. On ESPN, the draft was framed as a welcome break from the ongoing labor negotiations. At the outset, Chris Berman said, "Are you ready for some football? Because, for the next three days, we actually get teams drafting players who, at some point, are going to play for their teams."Continue Reading >>


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Auburn had a promising start, running the ball up the middle and driving into LSU territory on the game's first possession, but that opening drive ended in a bad hand-off exchange on fourth down.
Quarterback Nick Marshall later added his second turnover of the half with an overthrown ball into coverage and threw another interception in the fourth quarter. He had better moments in between, but his performance was a step back.
Running back Tre Mason was a bright spot with 132 yards on 26 carries and two touchdowns.
Auburn got off to a rugged start, being gashed up the middle by LSU running back Jeremy Hill. He broke a touchdown run of 49 yards on LSU's third play from scrimmage then went up the middle untouched for LSU's second score, which came after a turnover.
Auburn's defense briefly settled down, coming up with a Ryan White fumble recovery to stop one LSU scoring threat in the first quarter and opening the second half with a Jermaine Whitehead interception to set up Auburn's first points of the night.
But Auburn let LSU answer second-half touchdowns with touchdowns of its own on drives of 75 and 81 yards.
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Auburn's punt team got in on the Tigers' awful start when punter Steven Clark dropped a snap after the Tigers' second possession. LSU recovered on the Auburn 10 and scored on the next play. A driving rain no doubt played a role in Clark mishandling the snap.
Quan Bray muffed a punt in the fourth quarter, but Auburn recovered.
Auburn's coaching staff had a good plan to start running up the middle and work out from there against LSU's athleticism, and it worked to produce openings in the passing game early. Marshall was just off the mark in the first half.
Auburn defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson made adjustments after LSU got off to a blazing start, but there had to be a better initial plan against a power-running LSU team. LSU just gashed Auburn up the middle.
Auburn came a long way in its first three games, but Saturday's game in Tiger Stadium was a reminder of how far Auburn has to go after last year's 3-9 meltdown.
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For Not-So-Easily-Scared KidsPublished by Shelley on Mon, 10/08/2012 - 3:26pm
October is the perfect month to settle in with a scary ghost story or two! Here are some of my favorite Kids' Fiction titles for kids in grades 4 and up.
Dollhouse Murders
Amy goes to visit her aunt and finds an old dollhouse in the attic. What's cool is that the dollhouse matches her aunt's house and the dolls
are her grandparents and dad and aunt as children. What's scary is that every night, the dolls re-enact her grandparents' murders. It's up to Amy to solve the mystery of who really committed the crime.
Graveyard Book
Bod Owens' parents were murdered when he was a toddler, but he escaped into a cemetery. The ghosts of those buried there have raised him and kept him safe, but the man who killed his family is still searching for him. Bod doesn't belong in the cemetery forever, but he needs to figure out how to leave and stay alive.
On the Day I Died
Mike was driving home late one night when he stopped to pick up a dripping wet girl and take her home. He is directed towards a cemetery where a number of teen ghosts are waiting to tell their death stories and he can't leave until he's heard from all of them. This book is set in the Chicago suburbs, so see how many places you can recognize!
Wait 'Till Helen Comes
Molly doesn't like her new little step-sister Heather very much, and tries to avoid her whenever possible. Their new house used to be a church, and Heather starts playing in the next door cemetery. Molly realizes that Heather is actually playing with Helen, the ghost of a little girl who died a long time ago, and Helen wants to make sure that Heather never leaves her. Can Molly save Heather's life?


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Apparently the news of this film came out earlier this year. We either didn't see it or we blacked out when we heard it. Either way, here we are. A sequel to the 1988 comedy Twins, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito is getting a sequel. The two leads will return. It will be called Triplets. Eddie Murphy will play their new lost brother from the same mother. Previously, it wasn't certain this was happening but now they've got a writer attached so prepare yourself in whatever way you feel necessary. I'm going to pull out my zombie apocalypse kit.READ MORE


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With a stay at Anabella Hotel in Anaheim (Disneyland - Anaheim), you'll be minutes from Anaheim Convention Center and Disney California Adventure® Park.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 358 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.
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Located on 7.5 landscaped acres (3 hectares), Anabella Hotel is a boutique mission-style property comprising 9 white-washed buildings. Guests are welcomed into the adobe-style lobby with ceramic-tile floors, wrought-iron fixtures, big wooden beams, and a fireplace.
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Tangerine Grill & Patio - This large, breezy, contemporary restaurant features cherry-finished chairs and ceiling fans, as well as an outdoor bar and terrace seating. Serves beef, poultry, and seafood dishes made from fresh, environmentally-friendly ingredients for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Wine list and children's menu available.
Nectarine - Poolside bar located in patio area. Specialty drinks include The Tangerita, Tangerine Martini, California Cocktail, Tangerine Fizz, and Tangerine Twist.
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What is CppUnit?
CppUnit is a C++ unit testing framework. It started its life as a port of JUnit to C++ by Michael Feathers. For a quick tour of unit testing with CppUnit, see the Cookbook in the latest documentation. For an introduction to unit testing, see [UnitTest], [ProgrammerTest], and [CodeUnitTestFirst] at the [wiki:Wiki:FrontPage C2.com wiki].
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Talk about rapid change: Just four years ago only 8 percent of independent insurance agents used the Internet. Today, that number has skyrocketed to 93 percent. E-mail is the most popular application (97 percent), followed by locating business information (75 percent), marketing information (53 percent), and retrieving carrier client materials (50 percent). These statistics come from the recently released 2000 Agency Universe Study conducted by Future One, a cooperative effort of the Independent Insurance Agents of America (IIAA) and 19 insurance companies.
According to the study, while 29 percent of independent agencies have been involved in a merger or acquisition since the last study four years ago, these have been stable consolidations: There are 42,000 independent agencies today, just a 5 percent decrease since 1996. About 72 percent classify their businesses as corporations.
"The sense we got is that people are very high on this business," says Madelyn Flannagan, assistant vice president of research and development for IIAA, who notes that 53 percent of the 3,000 survey respondents said that this is a time of great opportunity for independent agents. "We're seeing a lot of new start-ups, a lot of young people coming in or staying in the business, and a lot of women and minorities seeing it as an opportunity."
What can make independent agents even happier? Close to 100 percent agreed that finding carriers who will maintain a commitment to the specific markets that particular agencies are in is important.
Other findings: o 98 percent of agencies have some non-insurance revenue: primarily investment-product commissions (29 percent), real estate sales and services (20 percent), and banking product sales (8 percent).
o 78 percent said that "providing great service" is the key to their continued success.
o 33 percent believe that bank insurance sales remain a threat to their business.
o 35 percent believe that the Internet offers a business opportunity.
o 8 percent think that their clients would consider buying insurance online.
o 78 percent reported that they hope to find additional sources of business revenue, such as expanding into non-insurance financial services (41 percent) or partnering with a bank (30 percent).
Launched in 1983, the Agency Universe Study will now be conducted every two years. For more information, call (800) 221-7917 or visit IIAA's Web site at www.independentagent.com.


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Paul's Fall
Ron Paul's supporters can rationalize his failure however they want, but his ideas simply aren't popular enough to spark a revolution.
Republican presidential hopeful, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, gestures during a speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008 in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Given that it never really had a chance of succeeding, the presidential campaign of Republican Congressman Ron Paul was quite a wild ride. Almost overnight, Paul became an online anti-war sensation, and even some on the left took an interest in Paul's tech-savvy, aggressively libertarian campaign, which spent 2007 winning online polls, picking up tens of thousands of MySpace and Facebook supporters, and breaking fundraising records. Yet even all of this wasn't enough for Paul to compete in the race—his only decent showings came in a few, small states (his best result came in Montana's somewhat odd caucus, where he netted 25 percent of the vote), and he mustered just 7.7 percent of the vote in New Hampshire, which was supposed to be a very Paul-friendly state due to its libertarian leanings. Though he has yet to officially withdraw, he has strongly hinted that he plans to. (The fact that he's been mathematically eliminated from the race doesn't help his cause, either.)
Now that Paul's campaign is over, his supporters are spinning his run as the first step in a much larger movement. They're nothing if not fervent, and outside observers have noted their dedication. Eve Fairbanks of The New Republic suggested that they are the "Deaniacs" of 2008. And Reason magazine took this comparison a step further in a piece that asked, "What next for the Ron Paul revolution?" The author, Dave Weigel, wondered if Paul's dedicated cadre will, in the long run, impact politics in much the same way as Howard Dean's. (After losing the 2004 presidential primary, of course, Dean was elected as the head of the Democratic National Committee.) And Paul's supporters see a rosy future for libertarians. "[W]hether or not Ron Paul is inaugurated as President next January, a mass movement of people have created the tools that provide the means to displace the present morass of government. We will change the world," one pro-Paul blogger wrote recently.
But despite the rhetoric of Paul and his supporters, there's less here than meets the eye. The "Ron Paul revolution" is over, and perhaps never really existed at all. Paul's ideas, it turns out, aren't of much use to anyone on the left or the right. His rise to the status of an Internet phenomenon and a (temporarily) wildly successful fundraiser had more to do with the fractured GOP field and the country's dissatisfaction with the war than with any surge in libertarian sentiments. Paul had very little impact on the actual timbre of the presidential race, and, in the end, his most loyal supporters are too far from the mainstream to have a lasting impact on American politics. When even the Republican Party has accepted the welfare state, radical libertarianism has about as much appeal in the United States as Marxism.
Paul campaigned on issues that haven't been anyone else's priority for nearly a century. Who else wants to abolish the Federal Reserve and return to a gold standard? And who seriously wants to eliminate paper money? Paul has said he would put border security in the hands of those whose property lies along our national boundaries. He's written, falsely, that "the notion of a rigid separation between church and state has no basis in either the text of the Constitution or the writings of our Founding Fathers." And what about Paul's famous stance against the war in Iraq? Unfortunately, it's based on the kind of isolationism that would end all foreign aid, which is not a realistic foreign policy vision.
And Americans aren't just cool on Paul's specific (and specifically bad) policy proposals; they just don't have a huge amount of patience with libertarianism in the first place. A 2006 poll by the Pew Center found that only 9 percent of Americans identify as "libertarian." Like any other political designation, "libertarian" can mean a lot of things. Some self-styled libertarians simply don't like paying taxes. But for a broad movement to coalesce around Paul and his message, a much larger chunk of America would need to suddenly become sympathetic to a host of far-out ideas like using gold coins instead of paper dollars. As one insightful reader of Paul enthusiast Andrew Sullivan's blog wrote, "rather than being the Republican version of Howard Dean, Ron Paul's movement is becoming the next generation of Larouchies. While some of his supporters are the more reasonable and libertarian wing of the party… Many of them drift past being libertarianism to almost being anarchists, believing, not in small government, but practically no government." So maybe if Paul's movement were based on principles broadly shared by most Americans, it would be possible to look past his lack of tangible electoral success. But the ideas that undergird his movement aren't popular at all.
There are also other reasons to believe that the allegedly grassroots nature of Paul's campaign is an illusion. His forthright proclamations that the war was a terrible idea gained him great attention in the media—especially online—and some astonishing fundraising numbers. But this was the result of being in the right place at the right time: For moderately libertarian-leanings voters disgusted with the war in Iraq and the excesses of the Bush administration, but with no interest in most liberal fiscal or social policies, there was nowhere else to turn. Paul was their man simply because there were no alternatives. Paul spoke at Georgetown a few weeks ago, and at his speech I sat next to an affable British writer for the American Conservative, Pat Buchanan's paleocon magazine and one of the few right-wing publications that endorsed Paul. Though the Brit liked the Texas Congressman, he also confessed that the magazine felt there weren't many other options on the ballots. Surely this writer's views were echoed countless times by Paul's supporters, who in other years may not have given him more than a passing glance.
Once it became apparent that Paul wasn't going to gain the support of the traditional GOP constituencies, and early primaries demonstrated that he lacked tangible support, people lost interest. And, despite the spin of his supporters, this wasn't even a moral victory; unlike former Democratic candidates John Edwards and Dennis Kucinich, Paul did not impact the tone of his party's primary. While Edwards and Kucinich pulled the front-runners to the left on issues of poverty, Iraq, and trade, the Republican leaders continued to remain in favor of the war and to ignore Paul's more abstract concerns about the federal reserve, the gold standard, and federalism. Even in this small measure of shifting the conversation, Paul has not seen success.
Though Paul's supporters seem ready to turn Paul's campaign into a movement, they will be hard-pressed to convince many other Americans to get on board. If all of Paul's fundraising and exposure couldn't get him real support from Republicans who sympathize with his views, a nebulous movement below the media's radar probably won't do much more. So, what can Paul supporters celebrate? Well, they did rent that blimp. That was cool.
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Tim Fernholz is a senior at Georgetown University and Contributing Editor to The Georgetown Voice. He is also a member of the Campus Progress Student Advisory Board.


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Lionel Messi's game suffering along with decline of BarcelonaMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports2 days ago
Life as Lionel Messi must be a little weird right now, and not just because of the inevitable sleep deprivation that comes with new fatherhood.
There is the odd trifecta of painful realities that his club Barcelona has not only been dumped out of the Champions League and is apparently doomed in the Spanish league title race, but also that reinforcements will not be arriving due to a transfer ban handed down for breaking international transfer rules.
Stranger still is the possibility the Argentinean maestro might even leave the team that nurtured him since age 12. Catalan sports channel Esport3 claims that key figures within Barcelona's administration are open to cashing in on Messi by selling him to uber-rich Paris Saint-Germain or Manchester City in the summer, a move that would bag the club as much as $250 million.
Marcos Maidana has the power to change boxing's tired narrativeMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports4 days ago
Marcos Maidana believes he can settle the increasingly hostile dispute between boxing's leading factions.
The Argentinean power puncher will face Floyd Mayweather at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 3 and has been the unwitting fall guy in an acrimonious battle involving the sport's two biggest promoters, its most important networks and its highest-profile fighters.
Top Rank chief Bob Arum blasted the Mayweather camp and its broadcast ally Showtime last week in a vitriolic rant in which he accused the pound-for-pound king of cherry-picking weak opposition instead of squaring off with Manny Pacquiao.
While Arum's method of delivery came under scrutiny – he repeatedly used the term "thug" to refer to the Mayweather crew and urged fans to boycott the broadcast – Maidana was caught along in the crossfire of the 82-year-old's rant, which attempted to minimize his credentials as a legitimate opponent.
Here's Bob Arum's scheme to force a superfight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny PacquiaoMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports8 days ago
LAS VEGAS – Bob Arum has a plan, or at least he thinks he does, that can finally get Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao in the same ring instead of continuing boxing's most infuriating standoff.
In between highly lamentable comments with borderline racist undertones, Arum laid it all out in the clearest of terms.
"The only people that can make Floyd Mayweather fight Manny is the public, if they boycott the nonsense on May 3," yelled Arum at the press conference following Pacquiao's unanimous decision victory in his rematch against Timothy Bradley. He was referring directly to Mayweather's next fight, against Marcos Maidana in three weeks' time, for which Maidana is a heavy +750 underdog.
"That's what the public should do. [If the media] want that fight, tell the public not to buy pay-per-view and not to buy tickets. There is no other [strategy]. We are prepared tomorrow to sit down at a table with his people … to work out the conditions for the fight."
Timothy Bradley hopes to intimidate Manny Pacquiao with his intro musicMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports9 days ago
LAS VEGAS – Timothy Bradley believes the secret to beating Manny Pacquiao on Saturday is intimidation. It's an approach he's pursuing with vigor, words, actions and even his choice of walk-in music.
Ahead of the much-anticipated rematch for the WBO welterweight championship, Bradley has tried to turn up the heat on Pacquiao at every opportunity, with the normally reserved Californian launching verbal barbs and slights and questioning his rival's heart.
And Bradley will ratchet things up another notch on fight night, having appointed rap star Fashawn to lead him into the ring with a gritty and aggressive track titled "Champion" that he insists will tip the psychological edge further in his favor.
Fashawn, a rising celebrity in the hip-hop world who has performed around the world and is best known for his debut album "Boy Meets World," understands his role at the MGM Grand is about more than just entertainment, and wants to play his own part in getting inside Pacquaio's head.
Liverpool, Manchester City meet in showdown that could decide Premier League title raceMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports9 days ago
The magnitude of Sunday's blockbuster English Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester City isn't measured by the fact that tickets are selling for 50 times face value on the black market, or that every British media outlet is consumed by little else, or even that it could be the 90 minutes that determines the outcome of the championship.
That answer can only be found in the record books. It is there where the significance of the matchup between the two favorites to lift the trophy is spelled out in black and white.
It shows Liverpool's long and agonizing wait for glory: The former heavyweight champion of English soccer has not won its biggest prize since 1990, two years before the start of the Premier League era. Among the statistics you can also see the timelessly painful plight of Manchester City: The "blue half" of Manchester owns just one Premier League crown to hated cross-town rival Manchester United's 13.
Like husband Timothy, Monica Bradley is thriving in the fight gameMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports10 days ago
LAS VEGAS – Boxing, from the bone-crunching tussles inside the ring to the political and occasionally devious maneuvers that surround it, has never been a business for the faint-hearted. Thankfully for Monica Bradley and her WBO welterweight champion husband, Timothy, she is anything but that.
Monica took over as manager for Timothy, who fights Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand Garden on Saturday, following the end of his long association with veteran manager Cameron Dunkin, a move that raised many an eyebrow in boxing circles.
As the fighters have dealt with the whirlwind of attention accompanying this weekend's pugilistic hostilities, so too has she been a hive of activity, arranging his schedule down to a fine detail between drug tests and news conferences and keeping his weight in check before the scales are tipped.
And it was she who conducted the financial negotiations for this fight, as Bradley seeks to build on the momentum of 2013, when he outlasted Ruslan Provodnikov in the consensus fight of the year and then outdueled Juan Manuel Marquez, who knocked Pacquiao cold in December 2012.
Jose Mourinho enjoying another memorable run in the Champions League, this time with ChelseaMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports12 days ago
Nearly 10 years have passed since the iconic moment that thrust Jose Mourinho into world soccer's celebrity circle, but there he was again on Tuesday sprinting down the sideline once more to rejoice in a dramatic late triumph.
The Chelsea head coach charged out of his dugout and bounded towards the corner flag within a second of the 87th-minute goal from Demba Ba that gave his side a thrilling Champions League quarterfinal victory over Paris Saint-Germain.
For a moment it looked like he might recreate the image from 2012 when Mourinho slid on his knees – in an uber-expensive designer suit, no less – to celebrate Real Madrid's victory over Manchester City. But instead, he replicated his classic run from 2004 after his underdog Porto team knocked out Manchester United from the Champions League.
Omar Gonzalez's disappointing display raises concern over U.S. going into World CupMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports17 days ago
GLENDALE, Ariz. – Hopefully for Omar Gonzalez, he didn't pay too much attention to social media on Wednesday night because the United States central defender wouldn't have liked the story it told.
Gonzalez was singled out for some acerbic abuse following his performance in the U.S.' 2-2 friendly draw with Mexico at the University of Phoenix Stadium on an evening that was one of his most disappointing in a national team uniform.
And with just two-and-a-half months remaining before the U.S. kicks off its World Cup campaign, the 25-year-old's display raised the age-old soccer question of how much form, especially in friendlies, matters leading into a major championship.
Fans – and often head coaches too – tend to fall into two categories on the issue. You could define them as the "Tried and Trusted" camp and the "What Have You Done For Me Lately" brigade.
For some of the Twitterati, Gonzalez's struggles in Arizona were an ominous portent of future struggles. After all, a Mexican attack that scored just seven times in 10 games over CONCACAF's final qualifying round was able to expose him twice during its second half comeback.
Controversial offside call denies U.S. winning goal in 2-2 tie with MexicoMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports18 days ago
GLENDALE, Ariz. – A bogus offside call robbed the United States of a morale-boosting victory over its fiercest rival Mexico on Wednesday night, leaving head coach Jurgen Klinsmann fuming over the contentious disallowed goal in a 2-2 draw.
Eddie Johnson appeared to have clinched the win for the Americans at the University of Phoenix Stadium with a late strike. It should have put the finishing touch on an entertaining battle between the CONCACAF region's most high profile teams. Klinsmann could scarcely believe his eyes at the controversial call and screamed at Panamanian referee Roberto Moreno from the sidelines while gesticulating wildly in disgust.
"It looked good to me," American midfielder Michael Bradley said of Johnson's goal.
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Instead, an officiating blunder – television replays showed Johnson was level with the defender marking him and not in an offside position when the ball was passed – left a rather unsatisfying conclusion to the U.S.' final international game before its World Cup preparations start in earnest next month.
Liverpool challenges for Premier League title as scars from Hillsborough begin to healMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports24 days ago
It doesn't matter which English soccer team you support or even if you follow one at all. It doesn't matter if you are a diehard fan of Liverpool's neighborhood rival Everton or its historically avowed enemy Manchester United.
Regardless of affection or affiliation, no matter if you're watching on television or stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the red-clad thronged masses in the Anfield stands, the minutes before any Liverpool home game are among the most moving in sports, the kind of thing that makes your neck hairs rise and unexplained lumps lodge in the back of your throat.
It is the time when more than 40,000 untrained voices bellow out the tune to the Gerry and the Pacemakers' 1960s hit "You'll Never Walk Alone" in seamless harmony. Just like they have for decades.
It is moving because it is a great tune with a powerful message that is compelling enough for Elvis and Ol' Blue Eyes and Doris Day to all lend their tones to it at different times. You'll be hard-pressed to find someone who dislikes it. But in this place, in this context, it means so much more.


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Approximately 411,000 electric customers are still waiting this Thursday afternoon for power to be restored after massive outages across the Philadelphia area.
And PECO says some of its customers won't get service restored until late in the weekend.
"We expect the majority of customers to be restored by Friday night. However, some customers will be without service through Sunday," the company tweeted Thursday morning, then reiterated around lunchtime.
At noon Thursday, PECO was reporting on its website almost 395,000 customers without power, down about 55,000 from early Thursday morning.
Most of PECO's outages are in Montgomery, Chester and and Bucks counties.
PSE&G says crews are working on about 1,654 outages, mostly in Mercer and Burlington counties. They've already restored more than 100,000 customers' electricity since yesterday, they say.
PPL says 13,541 customers are without power. Most of those are in Lancaster County.
In New Jersey, JCP&L is down to 86 without service, while AC Electric has just about everyone restored.
Delmarva is reporting about 488 out of service, mostly in New Castle County.
PECO says its crews and others assisting them are working around the clock to restore power to affected areas.
"PECO workers have been joined by utilities from Arkansas, Canada, Illinois, Massachusetts, NY & Ohio & PECO's sister utility ComEd," the utility says.
The utility also said outages from this storm are some of the worst in company history, second only to the outages during Hurricane Sandy.
PECO spokesman Ben Armstrong told FOX 29 News on Thursday morning that in some areas crews are dealing with multiple poles down, so that whole portion of the electric distribution system has to be rebuilt.
Montco Commissioner Josh Shapiro also talked to "Good Day Philadelphia." He is one of the many in the county who have no power. He said crews are working as hard as they can to get power back as quickly as they can.
It's important to always assume that any downed wire is live and can hurt you. Stay away and call the power company if you see any power lines that have fallen. If a wire does fall on your car, make sure to stay in your car and call 911. Don't get out.
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