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General Grievous
General Grievous was a brilliant Separatist military strategist and a feared Jedi hunter, known for his ruthlessness and hacking cough. His body itself was a weapon, allowing him lightning quick strikes and devastating blows. But he was also quick to run from a fight, a tactic that worked until one final meeting with Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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As the droid army leader in the Clone Wars, General Grievous inspired fear throughout the Republc. Trained in lightsaber combat by Count Dooku, he travelled the galaxy, invading worlds and engaging Jedi. The metal-meets-organic monstrosity fought Ahsoka Tano and Obi-Wan Kenobi numerous times, always managing to escape.
Grievous maintained his own lair in a Separatist headquarters. Located on the third moon of Vassek, it contained several rooms and chambers, featuring statues of an alien warrior and multiple armors. The lair was discovered by investigating Jedi and clones, who surprised the General and demanded his surrender. While he suffered severe injuries, Grievous escaped and was restored by his doctor, A-4D; he regrouped to unleash a surprise of his own on the Jedi: Gor, his vicious pet roggwart. While Gor was destroyed, Grievous himself killed a young Padawan called Nahdar and overwhelmed Kit Fisto in lightsaber combat. The General survived to fight another day.
Under the orders of Count Dooku and Darth Sidious, General Grievous led a daring kidnapping of Chancellor Palpatine in the Battle of Coruscant. Keeping his prisoner in the custody of Dooku aboard his flagship, Grievous was unsurprised when Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker arrived to stage a rescue. The Jedi proved victorious, with Anakin killing Dooku and freeing the Chancellor, but were soon apprehended by Grievous' droids. Brought before him, Grievous took their lightsabers, boasting that they would make a fine addition to his collection. Thanks to some of R2-D2's clever trickery, however, the Jedi regained their weapons and cornered the droid army leader. In a last-second cowardly move, Grievous shattered the bridge viewport and escaped into space.
Grievous headed for a major Separatist base on Utapau. Speaking with Darth Sidious, he was assured that the war was coming to an end, and the Separatists would be victorious. Still, it would prove to be short-lived comfort for the walking terror. Obi-Wan soon arrived with a battalion of clones, and the Battle of Utapau began. The General and Obi-Wan dueled, and despite wielding four lightsabers at once, Grievous was dismembered and once again tried to flee. Obi-Wan gave chase, and the two eventually fought in a knock-down drag-out fist fight. The Jedi had lost his lightsaber and found himself dangling from a cliff, and Grievous appeared to have the upper hand. As the General menacingly lurched forward, prepared to deliver the final blow, Obi-Wan used the Force to draw Grievous' blaster into his hand. He shot Grievous in the chest, igniting what remained of his organic matter, and the fearsome menace was no more.
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Battle Droid
Rather than use flesh-and-blood warriors, the Separatists prefer mindlessly loyal soldiers that are easily controlled. The soulless ranks of their armies are dominated by tall, thin B1 battle droids built as mechanical imitations of their Geonosian designers. Battle droids can be controlled by centralized command centers such as the Trade Federation's enormous Droid Control Ships, or programmed for independent action. They often suffer programming glitches that manifest as personality quirks. Battle droids are dim-witted and no match for clone troopers or Jedi, but they weren't designed to be smart – they were designed to overwhelm Republic civilians through sheer numbers, something they do very effectively.
Asajj Ventress
An assassin trained in the ways of the dark side by Count Dooku, Asajj Ventress yearned to be considered a true Sith, but such status wasn't allowed under the Sith's Rule of Two. Ventress fought with twin red-bladed lightsabers, and clashed with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker many times. But her destiny would not lie with the Sith. After Dooku rejected her as his apprentice and tried to kill her, Ventress returned to her roots as a Nightsister, made a living as a bounty hunter, and – in the strangest twist of all – rediscovered the way of the light that she'd rejected long ago as a Jedi Padawan.
Kit Fisto
Kit Fisto is a striking example of an alien Jedi, a Nautolan with large eyes, and a gathered tangle of flexible tentacle-tresses extending from his head. He is at home in the waters of aquatic planets, like his native Glee Anselm. As a Jedi Master, Fisto has an intense focus, particularly in combat. He is also much more laid back and capable of enjoying a hearty chuckle than some of his humorless colleagues.
Emperor Palpatine / Darth Sidious
Scheming, powerful, and evil to the core, Darth Sidious restored the Sith and destroyed the Jedi Order. Living a double life, Sidious was in fact Palpatine, a Naboo Senator and phantom menace. He slowly manipulated the political system of the Galactic Republic until he was named Supreme Chancellor -- and eventually Emperor -- ruling the galaxy through fear and tyranny.
Ringed by numerous moons, the remote sanctuary of Utapau is a planet pitted with enormous sinkholes. Its windswept surface is dry and desert-like, but deep in the porous crust, at the bottom of the sinkholes are pools of life-giving water. Many of the sinkholes on one of the planet's small continents are lined with intricate cities that stretch deep into caves and crevices beneath the planet's surface, as well as mining operations that seek to uncover valuable minerals from the planet's depths.


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I work in a building that was constructed in the 1950`s that has no windows that open. My office is located in what used to be a lab space. There are still working labs located throughout the building. The carpets are not regularly cleaned. I have noticed that when first come into the office 3 out of 5 days during the week I have an allergy fit consisting of sneezing, coughing and runny nose. What would be the best approach for uncovering the source of the allergen?
I would talk to someone in your human resources department to find out if others have had problems and then explore the possibility of having consultants in to do some air sampling.
Do you have other established allergies? You could visit a physician (allergist) to find out what you're allergic to. Is there any way you can improve ventilation in the room? A good carpet cleaning or removal of the carpet and draperies might help.
This not really my area, but I will speak with my chair (Dr. Timothy Buckley) who is an indoor air quality expert.
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In general though, I have to say, I'm kind of down on Star Wars collecting these days... I look around at what Lego does, or Sideshow, and I just feel they deliver you more value for the price. I feel Star Wars is in a weird place with Hasbro right now, and that's a big reason we're seeing a line shift to "action featurey" stuff. Sure there's the collector line, but the collector line had issues this year that far transcend perceived distribution issues. There's a lot more going on there that highlighted problems within the line's current direction.IMO if it doesn't change in 2012, there may be major shifts in the line in some form or another. At this point though, I just sometimes don't get the thrill about this that I once did. I'm not interested like I used to be. Maybe it's because the RFT is here that I wanted and now I don't care? Regardless though, I'm disappointed in the hobby in general right now, and I don't foresee a big rebound for my feelings about collecting anytime soon. Unless something really cool/positive happens for collectors here, pretty soon.
Despite the problems we all have with Hasbro, admittedly they've done an overall good job of keeping SW merchandise as relevant as any other hot new toy line, and even moreso. But at some point, it will likely have to become a collector-only line, like NECA and such. Certain years have looked more like that than others, but it's inevitable I think. A 30+ year old property is going to eventually become a nostalgia thing rather than support of new media- that's what it's been for me and many other collectors, since the line began. I just wish Hasbro would acknowledge the support collectors have given this hobby: I don't care how many kids get their parent to buy a Vader figure, it pales in comparison to the dozens/hundreds of army builders many of us buy, year after year.
I also really wonder how many of the "prequel" or CW generation will really stick with the stuff into their 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond like we have/do.
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STOCKTON - Lincoln High's size disadvantage showed Monday in the MLK-St. Mary's Showcase.
STOCKTON - Lincoln High's size disadvantage showed Monday in the MLK-St. Mary's Showcase.
The Trojans girls basketball team played Sacramento-Christian Brothers and struggled to match up with 6-footers Dominique McNeely and Kira McKenchnie. The duo was a big reason the Falcons won 67-54 and outrebound Lincoln at Morelli Gym.
Christian Brothers (13-7) scored 24 second-chance points with McKenchnie, a sophomore, leading all scorers with 22 points. McNeely, a freshman, had five points. Senior guard Ashlyn Crenshaw led Lincoln with 21 points.
"Rebounding was the difference," Lincoln coach Chris Roemer said. "We're not a big team and try to win with speed.
"(McKenchnie) was a big girl with big hands. She was able to get deep on us and grab the ball."
The game was tied at 12 after the first quarter before Lincoln (12-9) led for one possession at 14-12 after a steal and a fast break layup by Crenshaw. The Falcons pulled away shortly after with a 17-3 run in which McKenchnie had six points.
"I thought we came out kind of flat in the first quarter," Christian Brothers coach Ron Gully said. "We came out with a lot more energy in the second (quarter) and maintained it."
The Falcons scored 12 points in the second quarter off turnovers. They led by as many as 15 points in the second half before Lincoln cut the deficit to nine points in the fourth quarter.
Costly for the Trojans was poor outside shooting. They missed all six 3-point attempts in the first quarter and were 1 for 6 in the second half. Celina Serna had 10 points for Lincoln and had two of the team's four 3-pointers.
Others in double figures were Christian Brothers Ana Burch and Thiel Valmores. Valmores had 13 and Burch 11 points.
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Some guy named Bob Dylan rehearsed with his band at the Bardavon this week.
(The Freeman will have the story Saturday).
Photos and recordings were NOT allowed.
And no photographers will be allowed next week at the concert at the site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival, Bethel Woods, either.
Upon hearing about this, a coworker raised an interesting issue: Why this God-like status for a songwriter whose greatest times were more than three decades ago? ("'Modern Times' notwithstanding," I would have added).
And how many times is "Bob Dylan rehearses at the Bardavon -- again" going to be a story?
In the trade, we like to call that concept "reader fatigue": As something happens more often, it becomes less unusual and less interesting, and readers stop ... well, reading.
(How many stories or photos of Middle East violence — or a starving refugee from Darfur, etc. — do you have to see or read before you stop paying attention?)
So next time Dylan shows up at the Bardavon (and he's said he will -- and you can't go to that one, either), will that be news?
Full Disclosure: Chris Silva, the executive director of the Bardavon, saw his idol close and personal (I told him -- for all of you readers -- that he sucks).
I said that to him (in a jovial manner, by the way) because I'm planning to go to the June 29 concert (lawn tickets are modestly priced). And I'm probably just going to see Dylan as a dot on a stage next to a big screen with a half-second delay.
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UPDATED: Missing hiker located at Bretton Woods lodge
November 30. 2013 9:30PM
BRETTON WOODS— A Haverhill, Mass., man hiking on Mount Washington made his way off the mountain Saturday after his disappearance resulted in a National Guard helicopter being called in and two conservation officers facing a long trek down the mountain where they had hiked to try to find him at his last reported location.
Michael Niles, 31, had sent his wife a picture of himself from just below the Mount Washington summit on Friday at 12:23 p.m.
But when he failed to meet her at a prearranged location, she notified the Appalachian Mountain Club, which in turn called the Fish and Game Department.
While state manpower and equipment was out looking for him, Niles made his way off the mountain, walking into the AMC Highland Center Lodge shortly after 4:30 Saturday afternoon.
The helicopter initially tracked him down, finding tracks in the snow. However, weather conditions made it unsafe for the chopper to follow the tracks and a ground search was initiated to find him.
Conservation officers picked up the tracks and followed them to the Drain River drainage area, a trail that was closed after being significantly damaged during Hurricane Katrina.
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So far, they are a more dynamic team than I thought they would be. I like them.
I at first thought I would love this team but now I find them a bit annoying. It's probably not their fault as much as it is the fact that CBS is pushing them WAY too much. It makes them seem like a gimmick. I wish we could have seen them as people and not their "former NFL star and his wife."Also, they make the strangest choices sometimes and have both the best and worst luck.
I still like this team. They're real and supportive of each other. Marcus seemed to be enjoying the journey while Amani is appreciative of everything (I believe).Although TAR editors are trying to whore the whole exNFL star factor out of them, I still think that they're an interesting team to watch! Here's to hoping them to survive the Speedbump next week, IF ONLY BILL AND CATHI ARE NOT IN TROUBLE.
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — He was South Africa's last white president, overshadowed by Nelson Mandela when they plotted the historic transition to a multi-racial democracy for which both men won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993. Today, F.W. de Klerk is a distant figure for many South Africans who see his legacy as mixed.
A new documentary focuses on the man who teamed with Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader who spent 27 years in prison before replacing de Klerk as president, to end white minority rule and defuse fears of racial war. Despite this achievement, de Klerk's record is clouded by accusations that he bears at least moral responsibility for torture and killings blamed on the white-led government before it gave up power.
"He's this guy who got this most prestigious prize and he's not really even known, not really talked about in South Africa. Or if he is, it's not always in good terms," said Nicolas Rossier, the American director of "The Other Man: F.W. de Klerk and the End of Apartheid in South Africa."
Rossier's 75-minute film premiers Saturday at the Durban International Film Festival in South Africa. Even then, the monumental figure of Mandela, who died in December at the age of 95, will be in the spotlight. Another film, "Nelson Mandela: The Myth and Me," will be screened Friday, Mandela's birthday and an occasion for South Africans to honor him with charitable acts.
De Klerk, who was applauded by the crowd at Mandela's memorial service in a Johannesburg stadium, is often praised for his role in a spectacular turnaround in his country's fortunes but criticized for what some victims of apartheid saw as a failure to take full responsibility for his government's wrongdoing. Did he apologize enough? Was he forced to act by events beyond his control, or was he a pioneer guiding the sweep of history?
De Klerk is a "a different type of hero" who didn't struggle or have the charisma of Mandela and other anti-apartheid activists but drew on his own pragmatism and legal mind to help steer South Africa into a new era, Rossier said.
"He's a great example to study — the motivation, the politics of it is another question," said the Geneva-born filmmaker, who first visited South Africa in 1992. He has also made documentaries on Norman Finkelstein, an American scholar criticized by some as being anti-Semitic, and Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a former Haitian president who was forced from power twice.
De Klerk stunned the world and his own political base when he released Mandela and other prisoners and lifted bans on underground groups fighting his own government. The documentary traces his close, sometimes testy ties with Mandela, and his disputed declarations that he was not complicit in state-sanctioned killings or alleged efforts by security forces to stir factional fighting.
It includes interviews with Thabo Mbeki, another former president, Roelf Meyer, a key negotiator for the apartheid government and Albie Sachs, an anti-apartheid activist who was injured by a bomb and later became a judge on South Africa's Constitutional Court.
A decade ago, de Klerk started a non-profit group of former international leaders, and he presides over a foundation that promotes South Africa's post-apartheid constitution and shows a photo of de Klerk and the Dalai Lama on its website. De Klerk travels internationally, including upcoming trips to Australia and Europe, and will join a gathering of Nobel peace laureates in Cape Town in October, his office said.
In recent statements, De Klerk's foundation hinted at disagreement with a government decision to deny parole to Eugene de Kock, the jailed former head of a covert police unit that killed activists during apartheid, and praised Nadine Gordimer, a South African author and Nobel laureate who died Sunday, as a prominent critic of apartheid and a defender of press freedom.
South African humorists have targeted de Klerk as out of date. A puppet show depicted him wrapped in cobwebs, and Chester Missing, a satirical television character, compared the Nobel award to "giving a carjacker a prize because he stopped stealing cars."
On camera, Rossier asks de Klerk about comparisons to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who relaxed communist controls. De Klerk says he took things further than the Russian: "I said apartheid was wrong and took the lead in abolishing apartheid totally."
De Klerk's office said he had not seen the new documentary, and that the former president had cut back on press interviews a year ago. Rossier said de Klerk was initially suspicious, but grew more open and confident as their relationship developed.
De Klerk's story, the filmmaker said, teaches that "it's never too late to do the right thing."


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PELHAM - A burst water main across the stateline in Methuen, Mass., forced Pelham police to temporarily shut down Old Gage Hill Road Wednesday afternoon.
The roadways were closed for several hours while local highway department workers in Methuen moved fast to repair the damaged main on Hampshire Road, which connects to Old Gage Hill Road at the stateline.
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The November of Dressing Nicely is returning for the third consecutive year. If you don't know what that is, click here. Basically,
- Dress your ass off every workday for the entire month of November.
- Either take a pic of your daily 'fit or have someone take it for you.
- Send the pic to me via e-mail with your name/age by 2pm each day. (You can include details of brands/labels, but it's not necessary)
- Act humble when people tell you how good you look in the gallery.
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- Ladies? You're in. Show us how it's done.
- We'll be doing more shoots with stylish Chicagoans and stores like we did last year.
- We're going to get some insight into the culture of dressing up for work"
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Population is the entire pool from which a statistical sample is drawn. In statistics, population may refer to people, objects, events, hospital visits, measurements, etc. A population can, therefore, be said to be an aggregate observation of subjects grouped together by a common feature.
A population can be defined by any number of characteristics within a group, which statisticians use to draw conclusions about the subjects in a study. A population can be vague or specific. Examples of population defined vaguely include number of newborn babies in North America, total number of tech startups in Asia, average height of all CFA exam candidates in the world, mean weight of U.S. taxpayers and so on. Population can also be defined more specifically — number of newborn babies in North America with brown eyes, the number of startups in Asia that failed in less than three years, the average height of all female CFA exam candidates, mean weight of all U.S. taxpayers over 30 years of age, among others.
Most times, statisticians and researchers want to know the characteristics of every entity in a population, so as to draw the most preciseconclusion possible. This is impossible most times, however, since population sets tend to be quite large. For example, if a company wanted to know whether each of its 50,000 customers serviced during the year were satisfied, it might be challenging, costlyand impractical to call each of the clients on the phone to conduct asurvey. Since the characteristics of every individual in a population cannot be measured due to constraints of time, resourcesand accessibility, a sample of the population is taken.
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Chief Carl Povilaitis was appointed to Police Chief on May 1, 2018.Carl has been serving the Glendale community for the past 27 years. He began his career in law enforcement with the Glendale Police Department in 1990 after graduating from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Academy class 267 in February of 1991.
After Graduating from the academy, Carl was assigned to the Field Services Division where he worked in Patrol. He eventually transferred to the Investigative Services Division and completed a tour in the COPPS Unit focusing on community policing and problem solving. He was promoted to Sergeant in 2001. In 2002, he transferred to the Support Services Division where he supervised the Glendale Police Department's Air Support Unit until he promoted to Lieutenant. He served as the Traffic Bureau Commander where he was responsible for traffic enforcement, parking enforcement, and major/special event planning for the City.
In 2009, he assumed the duties as the Special Operations Division Commander to begin the process of developing the DNA lab and the Information Lead Enforcement and Accountability Data Project. Carl was promoted to Captain in 2010 and has overseen all major divisions of the Police Department. In 2013, Carl was promoted to the rank of Deputy Chief of Police.
Carl obtained an Associate's Degree in Administration of Justice from Monterey Peninsula College, a Bachelor's of Science in Criminology with an emphasis in Law Enforcement from Fresno State, and a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the University of Southern California. He is also a graduate of the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training Command College Class 45.
Carl participates and volunteers for a number of clubs and non-profit organization boards within the community. He serves as Board Member for the Glendale Educational Foundation, the community board of Glendale Memorial Hospital, and is an Associate Board Member of the Glendale Chamber of Commerce. He served as a Commissioner representing the City of Glendale on the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority from 1999-2009. He also serves as an Adjunct Faculty Member at Glendale Community College.
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A winner was selected from 114 designs submitted by 30 freelance designers.
Charleston Preferred Properties
This is a new real estate company launching in the Charleston, SC area. Following in the steps of some great traditional and classic real estate companies but our focus is online.
I will be working directly with the client on this logo and will provide daily feedback from client (not including weekends).
The target will be home buyers in Charleston and looking to move to Charleston. With 80%+ of home searches starting online we will have a focus on the web 'searcher' as well.
There are a few key visual elements that are associated with the Charleston, SC geographic area and 'could' be incorporated into the design. NOT REQUIRED but WELCOMED. Feel free to submit a 'type' treatment only as well.
I've uploaded our temporary logo. It's simple but may help with some direction.
Please stay away from 'rooflines / roof angles', images of houses. Logo needs to be elegant, classly and high end looking... not your everyday real estate company on the corner. :)
"Charleston" is perceived to be the dominant word
Visual Elements that would work well (search google for these elements in Charleston, SC and you'll find some great examples) :
- ironwork (wrought iron)
- horticulture (flowers, gardens, parks)
- architecture (church steeples, porches, bridge)
- water (rivers and creeks)
Traditional - although a well-thought out color accent might be acceptable
Current temporary version of logo uses Baskerville Old Face. Client likes using traditional serif typefaces
Needs to work for print and online, color and black & white/grayscale
Brand Traits to keep in mind:
-traditional and classic, but not old-fashioned or stodgy
-hospitable and friendly, welcoming
-sense of Charleston heritage
-Rooted in tradition, but modern and relevant
-traditional with a "twist"
-respectful of nature and the environment
-clean, fresh and uncluttered
-coastal, but not "beachy"
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British intelligence admits there is no evidence for fearmongering headlines
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Despite frothing headlines about European airports and train stations about to be attacked by machine gun wielding muslim terrorists, British intelligence officials have admitted that there is no evidence whatsoever to suggest that a significant terror plot is imminent.
According to a report in the London Guardian, British officials have described the suggestions that "commando-style" attacks are about to be unleashed as "irritating".
"There was no evidence that a plot was imminent, and intelligence was described by a well-placed Whitehall official as 'ill-defined'." The Guardian report reads.
At the weekend, the US government issued a travel warning, noting that "European governments have taken action to guard against a terrorist attack and some have spoken publicly about the heightened threat conditions."
However, these comments were prompted primarily by US media speculation only, according to European anti-terror officials.
The officials also noted that they share the same anti-terror information with the US, and that they have seen no particular intelligence to suggest an attack in the style of the 2008 Mumbai siege is more likely now than it has been for the past two years.
Reports in the mainstream media have suggested that an intensifying of US drone missile attacks in Pakistan is somehow linked to the nonexistent intelligence, and that Osama Bin Laden is behind it all.
The furor surrounding this latest dubious terror plot has generated headlines such as "Britain gripped by Al Qaeda terror plot fear" with graphics depicting possible targets and warnings that "a Mumbai-type plot would 'outmatch' the police and turn London into a war zone" with people being brutally "murdered one by one" – all based on nothing but media hype:
This current fearmongering bears the hallmarks of almost every other major terror plot we have studied where the authorities have not only had prior knowledge of the plot but have in fact facilitated it from beginning to end.
Just a brief reprisal of the last handful of major terror cases in the United States instantly reminds us that in every single instance the plot was artificially engineered by the federal government and then later seized upon, with the enthusiastic support of the corporate media, as justification for more funding, more power, and more authority to denounce critics of the war on terror and dissent against the state in general
On January 27, the Detroit News reported how the State Department refused to revoke Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's visa despite the fact that he was on a terror watch list and allowed him to board the plane, allegedly in order to avoid tipping off a wider investigation.
After weeks of stonewalling, authorities quietly reversed the official story behind the aborted attack and acknowledged that an accomplice was involved, despite weeks of denial and derision of eyewitness Kurt Haskell's description of a sharp-dressed man who helped Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab board Flight 253 in Amsterdam.
Detroit lawyer Kurt Haskell maintained from the beginning that he saw a well-dressed Indian man aid the accused bomber to board the plane despite the fact that he had no passport and was on a terror watch list.
"While Mutallab was poorly dressed, his friend was dressed in an expensive suit, Haskell said. He says the suited man asked ticket agents whether Mutallab could board without a passport. "The guy said, 'He's from Sudan and we do this all the time,'" reported the Michigan Live news website.
FBI agents interviewed Haskell and he told them about the sharp-dressed man but officials refused to admit that a wider conspiracy was at hand, stoically maintaining the official story that Abdulmutallab had acted alone. Authorities claimed that videotapes did not show a second man accompanying Abdulmutallab and yet they refused to release any footage of the alleged bomber.
There seems little doubt that Abdulmutallab had at least one accomplice if not more. Authorities have remained silent on other eyewitness reports which described a man intently filming the alleged terrorist throughout the whole flight, a connection that strongly suggests the attempted bomber was involved in some kind of drill and that his strings were being pulled by people in more senior positions.
The Delta 253 incident was just one of the dozens of terror busts and stings since 9/11 to have been orchestrated by handlers aiding the accused terrorists at every turn. We have never come across a major case where the terrorists involved in a plot were not being prodded by the FBI and federal informants, or where clear prior knowledge and forewarning was not evident.
Take the case of Fort Hood shooter Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, who repeatedly communicated with alleged Al-Qaeda leaders for nearly a year before his rampage. The FBI knew Hasan was sending emails to terrorists, but they did nothing, allowed him to remain on a U.S. Army base, and even invited him to participate in Homeland Security exercises.
Hasan, "Sent 10 to 20 e-mails to several terror-related Islamic figures, including Anwar Aulaqi, a radical imam from Virginia who has been openly propagandizing for al Qaeda in Yemen and who had ties to several of the 9/11 hijackers," reported the New York Post.
As Webster Tarpley reported, Aulaqi is "an intelligence agency operative and patsy-minder" and "one of the premier terror impresarios of the age operating under Islamic fundamentalist cover" whose job it is to "motivate and encourage groups of mentally impaired and suggestible young dupes who were entrapped into "terrorist plots" by busy FBI and Canadian RCMP agents during recent years."
Tarpley points to Aulaqi's role in the Toronto and Fort Dix, New Jersey, terror plots, which were both contrived by the feds, as proof of Aulaqi's usefulness to the authorities in radicalizing terrorist patsies.
Lawyers in a case relating to the much vaunted 2007 terror plot to attack Fort Dix and kill "as many soldiers as possible" concluded that FBI informants were the key figures behind the operation and that the accused, six foreign-born Muslims, were merely bungling patsies.
Similarly, the "Toronto" terrorists turned out to be "a bunch of incompetent guys who were primarily misled by a delusional megalomaniac". The explosive fertilizer material the terrorist cell apparently planned to use was in fact purchased by an informant working for the RCMP who had radicalized the group.
Hasan's direct relationship with FBI operative and ace patsy-minder Aulaqi provides strong evidence that the Fort Hood shooter was being watched very carefully long before he went on his tragic rampage.
Hundreds of terror suspects (read: patsies and mental deficients) have been convicted in civilian federal courts, including convicted shoe bomber Richard Reid who attended the Finsbury Park Mosque in North London. The Finsbury imam at the time was Abu Hamza al-Masri who began working with British Security Services in 1997. A large number of the supposed terrorists convicted in American courts were entrapped by the FBI in classic COINTELPRO fashion and did not have links to the CIA-created al-Qaeda. The entrapped were often fuzzy on al-Qaeda or what it represents.
In the media-lauded Miami terror case in 2007, the supposed ringleader Narseal "Prince Marina" Batiste "had heard of Al-Qaeda, but wasn't sure what it stood for. The FBI instigators made Batiste swear loyalty to al-Qaida; then had him call on his local buddies to form an 'Islamic army' in Miami. None had military training. Some could barely read. But Batiste assured the group in the midst of its collective marijuana buzz of greatness ahead," wrote Saul Landau.
These were the men who comedian John Stewart referred to as "seven dipshits in a warehouse" after Attorney General Alberto Gonzales had ludicrously told the press that the group of semi-retarded gang-bangers had planned to "wage a ground war against America".
One of the more recent examples was the case of the so-called Muslim terrorists busted in New York, who supposedly wanted to blow up synagogues in the Bronx and shoot down military airplanes flying out of the New York Air National Guard base. The men were provided with fake explosives and inactive missiles by an FBI informant, reported the Christian Science Monitor. Two of the ringleaders of the "deadly" plot which was endlessly hyped by the media turned out to be semi-retarded potheads, exactly as we had predicted would be the case due to the innumerable past cases with the exact same modus operandi.
The federal authorities seem none too concerned about stopping any real terrorists and are instead obsessed with manufacturing patsies, bankrolling, radicalizing and prodding rag-tag groups to attempt attacks so that the massive slush fund that is the "war on terror" can be prolonged, while the corporate media relishes each opportunity to politicize such events to demonize peaceful resistance to big government as "violent extremism".
With this insidious partnership now colluding to produce a constant supply of Abdul Mutallabs on an almost monthly basis, we can expect to see many more domestic terror attacks, be they genuine, provocateured, or outright staged, and with each one the calls to crush free speech and censor the right to express dissent on the Internet will build to a crescendo, with little or no investigation on behalf of the mainstream media as to how such attacks came about in the first place, and who was really behind them.
Steve Watson is the London based writer and editor at Alex Jones' Infowars.net, and regular contributor to Prisonplanet.com. He has a Masters Degree in International Relations from the School of Politics at The University of Nottingham in England.
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Following Sasa Stamenkovic's save of Maurice Jean-Eudes penalty kick, Red Star Belgrade defender Milan Jeremic buried his shot from the spot to capture the first-ever Chicago Sister Cities International Cup presented by Best Buy in front of a raucous group of Serbian supporters at TOYOTA PARK.
The tightly contested match featured a number of chances, but no goals for each side until late in the second half. The match appeared to be sealed when Red Star midfielder Cadu scored with 17 minutes remaining, beating Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Edel Apoula to a ball at the top of the 18-yard-box. Cadu snuck the ball underneath Apoula, who was caught off his line, and clinically placed the ball into the back of the net to give the Serbian club a 1-0 lead on 73 minutes.
With the Cup Championship about to be awarded to Red Star and time winding down, Paris Saint-Germain defender Marcos Ceara lashed a brilliant effort that whizzed past Stamenkovic and into the back of the net to level the game 1-1 in added time. Ceara's late-game stunner silenced the throngs of Red Star supporters who awaited penalty kicks to decide the inaugural edition of the four-team, two-day international tournament.
After six kicks, each side returned six players to their pensive teammates at midfield. With the penalties in sudden death, Jean-Eudes sent his kick toward the left post only for Stamenkovic to dive to his right and push the ball wide of goal. From 12 yards away, Jeremic blasted his effort into the back of the net past a diving Edel Apoula. With the Cup victory in-hand, the Serbian side rushed to the Red Star supporter section to celebrate the victory with the fervent fans.
The Chicago Fire, who hosted the international tournament, return to domestic play when they face FC Dallas at TOYOTA PARK on Thursday, May 27 at 7:00 PM CT (ESPN/ESPN Deportes). The Fire will then face A.C. Milan in an international friendly presented by Best Buy at TOYOTA PARK on May 30 at 7:30 PM CT (FSC/FSE).
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International Friendly
May 22, 2010 – TOYOTA PARK – Bridgeview, IL
RSB: Sasa Stamenkovic; Nikola Mikic, Slavoljub Dordjevic, Vujadin Savic, Nikola Ignjatijevic (Stevan Reljic, 88'); Darko Lazovic (Milan Jeremic, 46'), Savio (Nemanja Nikolic, 69'), Vladimir Bogdanovic (Milan Violtic, 46'), Cadu (Milos Trifunovic, 82'); Marko Mugosa (Branimir Subotic, 46'), Aleksandar Jevtic (Slavko Perovic, 70')
DNP: Boban Maksimovic
PSG: Edel Apoula; Marcos Ceara, Zoumana Camara, Sammy Traore, Sylvain Armand; Claude Makelele, Christophe Jallet, Jeremy Clement (Jean-Eudes Maurice, 79'), Clement Chantome, Stephan Sessegnon (Adama Toure, 88'); Guillaume Hoarau (Mateja Kezman, 70')
DNP: 16-Willy Grondin
Scoring Summary:
RSB: Cadu (unassisted) 73'
PSG: Marcos Ceara (unassisted) 90+'
Discipline Summary:
PSG: Zoumara Camara (ejection) 55'
Referee: Landis Wiley
Referee's Assistants: Jaime Walter, Kyle Primble
4th Referee: Ian Gut
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These links get posted up all over the net. We have them posted up in a sticky in this section too. Everyone knows we aren't responsible for them. Hell, Ike Taylors facebook page was posting them up..LOL.
You may have to go back and forth between a few different ones each week but you can usually find some that will work the majority of the time.
The NFL does have people scouring online forums and resources to find them, so it's a crapshoot sometimes.
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Ayyyy best thing you've said in weeks!
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So Russell has leverage but marshawn doesn't ? I thought its next man up. Hey we got t jack and bj Daniels right ??
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Cartire wrote:im gonna be honest, ive rewatched all the games numerous times in the last couple months and Im not as sold on Lane as others here.
Lanes biggest pro is his speed. Thus why his special team impact as a gunner has worked well for us. His play on the field shows his speed well while he was starting at CB in place of browner. But he lost receivers a few times on the all-22. Most the times, the ball wasnt thrown his way, but you could see his coverages were shaky. A lot of this can easily be attributed to lack of experience, but it can also be a telling sign. On top of that, he lacks the physical presence that we have grown accustomed to in our scheme. I know others will hate this comparison, but he reminds me a lot of Josh Wilson (but taller, thank god). Great speed, but lacks the ability to win on the line.
I wont say hes bad, or that he will be bad, but I would like to see him gain more experience and see if that helps. However, if our secondary remains healthy, special teams may be his only venture on this team for awhile. Not a bad thing by any means.
Hawks46 wrote:I don't think Lane is suited to the Nickle/slot CB spot. I do think with experience he can be decent on the outside. His ceiling is probably somewhere around "good starter" to a bridge player. I'm more interested if Simon or Lane wins their camp battle (if Simon is healthy).
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May 05. 2013 9:35AM
UNITY — A local motorcyclist died in a motor vehicle accident late Saturday, police said Sunday.
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Summer movie preview: 10 anticipated indies
NEW YORK (AP) — More exotic creatures thrive in the shadows of summer blockbusters. Here are 10 of the most anticipated indie films due this summer, nary a caped superhero or city-crushing monster among them.
1. "The Rover" (June 13) — David Michod's follow-up to his Aussie crime drama "Animal Kingdom" qualifies as a must-see because of the rare quality of his feature film debut. This one, which will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, stars Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson and is set in a near-future Australia where the world economy has collapsed and bandits roam the Outback.
2. "Boyhood" (July 11) — Richard Linklater spent 12 years making this wholly unique film. It charts a fictional family over that time (Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette play divorced parents) and, remarkably, shows the maturation of 6-year-old Ellar Coltrane (playing their son) from boy to man.
3. "The Immigrant" (May 16) — Tales of immigrants arriving through Ellis Island are a well-trod genre, but James Gray's 1920s drama is distinct in its portrait of the American Dream as both myth and reality. With Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix.
4. "Life Itself" (July 11) — Steve James ("Hoop Dreams") presents a documentary and tribute to the late film critic Roger Ebert.
5. "Begin Again" (July 4) — Much like John Carney's "Once," this is a naturalistic, street-level drama of musicians. Keira Knightley stars as a British singer-songwriter discovered in New York by a down-on-his-luck music executive (Mark Ruffalo).
6. "Magic in the Moonlight" (July 25) — Woody Allen's annual offering this year is a comedy set on the French Riviera in the '20s starring Colin Firth and Emma Stone. It promises a romantic lightness, but the question will be how audiences respond to Allen following the renewed allegation of sexual abuse.
7. "The Trip to Italy" (Aug. 15) — Michael Winterbottom reconvenes Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon for impressions-heavy conversation over fine dining. As they showed in "The Trip," sometimes that's all a movie needs.
8. "A Most Wanted Man" (July 25) — Anton Corbijn's adaption of John le Carre's novel is one of two posthumous releases for Philip Seymour Hoffman. The late actor also stars in "God's Pocket" (May 9), the directing debut of John Slattery ("Mad Men").
9. "Wish I Was Here" (July 18) — Zach Braff took a lot of criticism for his use of Kickstarter to help fund his second directorial effort following 2004′s "Garden State." Braff stars as a struggling actor who homeschools his kids.
10. "They Came Together" (June 27) — David Wain and Michael Showalter deconstruct the romantic comedy with a cast led by Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler.
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Yarn: Mountaintop Vista by Classic Elite, 7 hanks
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I have a few mitts on the needles. However, I'm on the hunt for a new sweater pattern. Anyone have a favorite? I'd love if you shared it with us.
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I knitted two cardigans this winter. I love love love my Antler and wear it often. It's great for spring and fall weather.ReplyDelete
And I also knitted Lush and I love the bright colour and this one is lighter and can be worn indoors too.
I do love the idea of a short sleeve sweater, so cute.
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Lovely. Perfect for spring. Love it.ReplyDelete
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I love that shade of gray! And the length of the cabled section in the front is strange and perfect. This pattern is definitely going on my to-make list.ReplyDelete
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The Stereogum prizewagon is back today to give away one of the hottest items out — the stereo edition of the Beatles vinyl box Apple/EMI put out earlier this fall (here's the product link). To enter the sweeps, you need be a fan of Stereogum on Facebook and comment with your favorite Beatles album (maybe a sentence about it, too?) via Facebook Connect (do not use your 'Gum user account on this post — we'll have to be able to check if you are a fan of Stereogum on FB when the sweepstakes ends). Sweepstakes ends 11/29 at 6 PM EST and the winner will be picked at random. An exhaustive list of the LPs is included below (via Press Release).
Please Please Me
"Love Me Do" and "P.S. I Love You" are presented in mono
(North American LP debut in stereo)
With The Beatles
(North American LP debut in stereo)
A Hard Day's Night
(North American LP debut in stereo)
Beatles For Sale
(North American LP debut in stereo)
Features George Martin's 1986 stereo remix
Rubber Soul
Features George Martin's 1986 stereo remix
Original album
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Packaging includes replica psychedelic inner sleeve, cardboard cutout sheet and additional insert
Magical Mystery Tour
Packaging includes 24-page colour book
The Beatles (double album)
Packaging includes double-sided photo montage/lyric sheet and 4 solo colour photos
Yellow Submarine
"Only A Northern Song" is presented in mono. Additional insert includes original American liner notes.
Abbey Road
Original album
Let It Be
Original album
Past Masters, Volumes One & Two (double album)
"Love Me Do" (original single version), "She Loves You," "I'll Get You," and "You Know My Name
(Look Up The Number)" are presented in mono. Packaging, notes and photographic content is based
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Rae Lewis-Thornton
"It took a lot of work to get here," renowned speaker, blogger and advocate Rae Lewis-Thornton recalls of her 25-plus years living with HIV/AIDS. There was a time in Rae's life when she didn't think she'd live past the age of 33; now she's past her 50th birthday. And how does this long-term HIV survivor stay grounded, poised, adherent to her HIV meds and ready to roll with more than her share of punches? Watch all the videos in the series to find out.
Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About Her HIV Diagnosis and Childhood of Abuse
Rae was enjoying a career in high-level political organizing when she was diagnosed with HIV. The year was 1987; for the next seven years she barely told a soul about her diagnosis, which eventually progressed to AIDS. In this video, Rae talks about her early years -- not just as a young woman living with HIV at the dawn of the epidemic, but as an adult survivor of a childhood marred by sexual and emotional abuse.
Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About 25 Years on HIV Meds
Rae's list of past treatment regimens reads like a history of HIV drug development -- because it is. In the next segment of this multi-part video interview, Rae shares her experiences with "all the nucleosides" -- starting with AZT -- and the mixed blessing of hope and crippling side effects that was the earliest protease inhibitors.
Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About the Cost of Living With HIV
"If I had to pinpoint a couple of things that AIDS has really affected," Rae Lewis-Thornton recalls, "it would be my career and, thus, my financial situation." Rae was forced to take a step back from her burgeoning political career when she made her transition to AIDS -- and like many long-term HIV survivors, she didn't think she would live very long so she didn't save money. Now, paying for the meds that keep her alive is a constant worry. "The bottom line is, AIDS is a burden."
Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About Social Media and HIV/AIDS
Here in the online HIV/AIDS community, it's hard to remember a time when Rae Lewis-Thornton wasn't the social media maven she is today. But believe it or not, she was resistant to blogging and tweeting at first. Now she has thousands of loyal followers and readers, and considers social media work to be an essential part of her activism. "I've taken this social thing, and made it for a socially conscious cause," she says; "And it has reinvented me."
Rae Lewis-Thornton: A Diva Talks About Sex, Dating and HIV/AIDS
In the years before she was well known as a woman living with AIDS, Rae Lewis-Thornton struggled with disclosing to partners just like most others. "Just like you have the right to not date somebody who's unemployed, you have the right to not date somebody who has HIV," she says; "But I never had a man say no." Rae shares her dating experiences, her journey toward self-love above all else -- and her response to men who've wanted to have sex with her without a condom.
Rae Lewis-Thornton Shares Tips for Beginning to Live With HIV
Renowned speaker, blogger and advocate Rae Lewis-Thornton has been living with HIV/AIDS for more than 25 years -- and she's learned a lot about survival along the way. In this video, Rae shares wisdom from a long life with HIV/AIDS, especially for those who've just found out they're HIV positive.


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Midsomer Murders "Worm in the Bud, Part 1" When the body of a farmer's wife is discovered in Setwale Wood, villagers assume she committed suicide due to her inability to have a child. But when Barnaby discovers the timestamp on her suicide is from seven hours after her death, the case morphs into a hunt for a killer. Part 1 of 2G
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For a kid from the projects of El Barrio who was in bilingual classes and who stuttered, Marc Anthony has done all right.
He is the most popular salsa singer in the world.Married to Jennifer Lopez, Anthony also becomes a series regular on TNT's "HawthoRNe" when it returns for its third season Tuesday, June 14.
"I have been really lucky this year," he says. "I thought there was a cap as to how great things can be."
At 42, Anthony is in a wonderful place. He has achieved his goals but knows there's still work to do.
"There comes a time where you pretty much have scratched every itch, for lack of another phrase," he says. "I have pretty much done everything that I thought I would or could. But what ends up happening is I want to do great work now.
"If I am going to do it, it's not about just doing it anymore," he continues. "I want to enjoy it. And so you look for challenges within what you do, and you look forward to enjoying the process and it being good work. The only thing left is bungee jumping, which I am not looking forward to."
He's sold more than 11 million records, been in Martin Scorsese's "Bringing Out the Dead," among other films, and acted on Broadway in "The Capeman," and he continues to sell out arenas. It all began with that sultry voice.
"I used to stutter," he says. "And when I sang, I didn't stutter, and singing became my safe haven. Someone asked me, 'When did you decide to become a singer?' I didn't formally decide. It was just something I was just born to do. It was where I lived."
Where he physically lived was East Harlem, in the projects.
"It was a really colorful time," he says. "I miss the noise, the bustle."
Constantly working and with 3-year-old twins, he's not lacking in noise and bustle, but taking a steady gig was attractive.
"I have always wanted to do episodic TV, and I had been talking about it for the last year and half with Jennifer because I could be in one place," he says.
The show, starring Jada Pinkett Smith as strong-willed nurse Christina Hawthorne, has Anthony playing Detective Nick Renata.
In the character's introduction last season, Renata was ready to arrest Hawthorne for interfering in a foster care situation. By the end of that episode, they went out for a pancake dinner. There was great chemistry between them, and a scene on a park bench showed two characters sitting closer than colleagues would, at ease with each other.As Renata, Anthony has just the right swagger.
"He's extremely complex, powerful, weak," Anthony says of his character. "He's powerfully vulnerable. It's all about layers with Renata."
"To play Renata on a daily basis has to be one of the coolest jobs I ever had in my life, especially with the arc of the season," he says. "What actor on the planet would not want to play Renata?"
Executive producer and writer John Tinker says the only problem is they wish Anthony's schedule allowed for more.
"Both character and actor have a worldview unlike anyone on the show, and it not only allows us to explore a quite different point of view but forces the characters to confront things they otherwise wouldn't confront in the confines of James River Hospital.
"I've talked to Marc about other things he would like to be a part of," Tinker continues. "He has a real narrative sense; he has an inherent dramatic structure about storytelling that is unique."
Separately, Anthony brings up how singing and acting are both different ways of storytelling.
"Acting is an extension, very much like singing to me," Anthony says. "It is storytelling. I am very comfortable in the storytelling department, only when I sing I have four minutes to tell the story, and when I am acting I have a lot more time."
Even in the quicker version, he gets his point across. "I Need to Know," Anthony's breakthrough ballad, was a massive hit. When he sings in concert, even in an arena as impersonal as Madison Square Garden, Anthony connects deeply with the audience.
There, he ushered in New Year's 2001, when the world and his hometown were so different. For a man who has performed thousands of times since, that concert -- in which he wrapped himself in the Puerto Rican flag, -- "was a party," he says. "I felt like I was with all my cousins, that's how it felt for me. It was the time of my life. It was home."
As memorable as that concert was, his wife says he constantly makes those connections. In December she was talking about her then-upcoming job on "American Idol" and had just returned from Mexico to watch Anthony in concert.
"It never gets old for me, and it never ceases to amaze me how he is one of the best performers," Lopez says.


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Lionsgate Chief Executive Jon Feltheimer has signed a new long-term agreement with the studio, extending his tenure until May 2018, the company said Monday.
Feltheimer will receive an annual base salary of $1.5 million with a targeted yearly bonus of $1.5 million, according to a regulatory filing.
"We believed in Jon's early vision of how to best position Lionsgate to grow and adapt to a rapidly changing industry," said Lionsgate Chairman Mark Rachesky, in a statement. "He has successfully executed on a business plan which required discipline, patience and investment in all of the Company's key business segments in order to create highly valuable content and long-term value for shareholders."
ON LOCATION: Where the cameras roll
The company last week reported earnings and revenue that beat analyst expectations, boosted by its young adult franchises "The Hunger Games" and "Twilight." Feltheimer said on a call with analysts that the company will continue to focus on teen-oriented films.
"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," the second installment in the apocalyptic franchise starring Jennifer Lawrence, is slated for release in November, as is "Ender's Game," based on the novel by Orson Scott Card.
"Divergent," based on a series of popular young adult books, is schedule to open in 2014.
Shares of Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., which is run from Santa Monica, were trading Monday at $28.98, up 18 cents.
'Twilight' parodists sue Lions Gate and Summit for $500 million
'Twilight Saga' bites into DVD and Blu-ray sales chart
'Twilight,' 'Ender's Game,' 'Divergent' films key for Lions Gate
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AND you just want THE BEST halloween costume. You need something better than the year before, clever yet not trying TOO hard to be thought-provoking, and just the right amount of spandex. BUT it's not that easy. There is always the issue that everyone faces: doing a costume you've always wanted to do and having people (obviously less nerdy than you) know who you are. Especially: 1. if you can't execute it well 2. if you are a female v. male. and 3. what your plans are for the evening.
Here are some examples of ideas that either I have done in the past and faced the consequences or some that I wish I could do, but know I will have to take the 5 extra minutes to explain myself (20 if both parties are drunk.)
1. Artie, The Strongest Man in the WORLD v. Where's Waldo
Anyone who knows Pete and Pete (and you all should) would have no problem distinguishing them. It's CLEARLY visible. But... sigh... we know the condescending reactions you'd get from your average James Markle Jr., "Oh were you trying to be Where's Waldo?" -_-
The ONLY appropriate reply is 7 words and then you can run away. No explanation.
OR if you are feeling spry, "Damn, you know what, I was going for the USMNT."
2. Bruce Lee v. Kill Bill
Bruce Lee's character in his final film Game of Death wore this iconic number during his fight scene in the pagoda. That is also where Tarantino is said to have selected it and other themes in the Kill Bill series. Now, as a girl attempting this costume, the first thing someone would say to me, "oh, sweet, Kill Bill, but where's your sword and blonde hair?" I could Kung Fu them in the face to reinforce my character... or just find a sword because I love Kill Bill too. #RulesoftheInternet63
3. Link v. Peter Pan
I approached a slutty Peter Pan whilst at college Halloween party once and to my dismay it wasn't link and she did NOT want 10 rupees for her spandex short shorts.
4. April O'Neil v. Breaking Bad
Not that you would ever chose April over Leonardo, but if you even TRIED( this year in particular) be prepared, "BITCH."
5. Samus v. Transformer
Everybody likes a little Metroid, right? Oh... just a small select and prestigious percentile?... well then, for all others who are mildly aware, you are probably now just some background bot from a Michael Bay movie. Know you metals people!
6. Robocop v. Thomas Bangalter (Daft Punk)
Now that everyone and their mom thinks they are Daft Punk fans... don't even TRY being Robocop* this year. *especially in a suit.
7. Khal Drogo v. Shang Tsung (Mortal Kombat)
Similarly, going into Season 3, Game of Thrones is the mega-series (book or tube) that has changed the way we serve bread and salt. Don't think you can be Shang Tsung (obscure MK character without also knowing some key phrases in Dothraki. You know you are going to be asked.
*PS: Props on the rippling muscles and sexy beard.
8. Daenerys Targaryen v. Shakira
AND as if this didn't happen to me last year... Just when you think you are the Mother of Dragons, everyone wants to see if your hips don't lie. DRACARYS!!!
Other costume confusions if you are either with the wrong people or are bad at making costumes:
- The Native American from the VIllage People v. Pocahontas (if you are female)
- Eddy Gordo v. Cool Runnings
- Hall & Oates v. Double Dragon
- Shao Kahn v. Shredder
- E.Honda v. Yoko Zuna
- Petunia (Little Pete's Tattoo) v. Jessica Rabbit
- Edward Grimley v. Pee Wee Herman
- Poison Ivy v. The Little Mermaid
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Dear Fr. Echert, I am reading The book of Genesis and in Gen.20. It says Abimelec took Sarah but God kept him from touching her. What gets me is that in the prior chapters Sarah was prenant with Isac and now she is being taken by Abimelec. How does this fit in with Chapters 18 & 19. I am confused.At 90 years old she is being taken. Please shed some light Fr. Echert. Thank you, God bless you. Yours in Christ Jesus Santiago J. Lopez.
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Human beings lived longer in those days and so we assume they retained their health
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CAMP's Annual Technical Meeting
CAMP's Annual Technical Meeting was held May 16 - 18, 2012, at the Holiday Inn in Albany, New York. The objective of this meeting was to provide a forum for an exchange of ideas and information between university and industry researchers involved in fine particle processing and nanotechnology and related colloid and surface aspects as well as applications. continued on page 2
From left: Clarkson University President Anthony Collins, Keynote Speaker Ed Reinfurt (Director of the Division of Science, Technology, & Innovation, Empire State Development), and Distinguished University Professor / CAMP Director S.V. Babu.
Distinguished University Professor and CAMP Director S.V. Babu, Honored with Education Leadership Award
The World Education Congress recently conferred an Education Leadership Award upon Distinguished University Professor and CAMP Director S.V. Babu. He was selected for this prestigious honor because of his outstanding leadership and contributions to the field of education. This award, which consists of a trophy and a citation, was presented to Professor Babu on June 29 at the World Education Congress 2012 (Conference) held in Mumbai, India. The World Education Congress is a not for profit organization that is run and managed by professionals with a passion to make a difference in the global community.


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Will this be your first year at PASS Summit? Join us for an orientation program designed to help new attendees like you get the most out of Summit's valuable training and networking opportunities. The program features two main elements and additional webcasts in the lead up to the conference:
Watch the recordings of Summit Alumni Denny Cherry's First-Timers webinar and Rick Heiges' What to Expect at PASS Summit 2013 covering important information on the Convention Center layout, getting to and from the airport, tourist activities in the area, and more!
Tuesday 15 October 2:45pm – 3:45pm & 4:00pm – 5:00pm Room 201-202
New to the PASS Community? Long-term PASS members and past Board Members Kevin Kline and Kendal Van Dyke will tell you all you need to know about PASS and the worldwide #sqlfamily in these introductory sessions for first-time attendees. No additional registration is required, but seating is limited so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.
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My kitchen range has been broken before, but the last time came in autumn. Need to cook dinner? No problem, just fire up the gas grill.
My kitchen range has been broken before, but the last time came in autumn. Need to cook dinner? No problem, just fire up the gas grill.
The stove issue is compounded by the fact that the microwave oven is on the fritz, too; both appliances fell victim to an electrical issue related to the Feb. 9 blizzard.
Now, I know there are folks who barbecue year-round, but I am not really one of them. Standing out in the cold, in the howling wind, holding a flashlight to check if the burgers are cooked — that's not for me.
As to the microwave, I don't really COOK with it. I think most people are like me, pretty much using them to reheat leftovers, warm frozen vegetables, make popcorn. But it's remarkable how dependent one becomes on this appliance just to handle those chores.
To be clear, I am able to use the burners on my gas range. It's the oven that is out of commission. But you get brought up short when you think, "Oh, I'll heat up that leftover pizza ..." and then realize, how? Not in the oven (preferred), or in the microwave (passable). What I did was pull out my large non-stick skillet and heat a couple of slices over medium heat with the lid on. Worked just fine. Necessity is the mother of invention.
Yep, those skillets and saucepans are getting a workout. But forget roasted chicken, morale-boosting batches of cookies, or the bread pudding that I bought all the ingredients for — before remembering that I didn't have a working oven to cook it in.
I made a pretty good stroganoff-style beef stew in the slow cooker the other night, proving there are some benefits to being forced to use alternative methods.
Slowly but surely, normalcy is returning. The new over-the-stove microwave is sitting on the counter, waiting to be installed. Parts are on order for the stove. Just another week or so until I can make that bread pudding. Here's the recipe so you can make it in the meantime.
Chocolate Decadence
Bread Pudding
Serves six. From Spice Islands.
3 cups whole milk
4 semisweet baking chocolate squares (4 ounces)
3/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup butter or margarine
8 ounces old-fashioned, good-quality white bread, cubed (5 cups cubed)
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3 eggs, lightly beaten
For custard, combine 2 cups of the milk, the chocolate, sugar and butter in a large, microwave-safe bowl. Cook on high (100 percent power) for 9 minutes, stirring every 3 minutes, or until chocolate is melted. Stir in bread cubes, vanilla, cinnamon and remaining milk into the hot mixture. Stir in eggs. Let stand 5 minutes. Stir and pour into a buttered 1 1/2-quart baking dish or souffle dish. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 45 to 55 minutes, or until a table knife inserted into center comes out clean. Serve warm, topped with whipped cream and shaved chocolate, if desired.
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