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COURTHOUSE — Characterized as "the demon" who stole the innocence of four young boys, a 52-year-old Upper Moreland man was sentenced to state prison for molesting them or showing them pornography.
Burt Philip Ludin, who once lived in the 100 block of Krewson Terrace, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court on Monday to 17 to 34 years behind bars after he pleaded guilty to multiple charges of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child and a charge of obscene materials in connection with incidents that occurred while the boys were in his company at various times between 2001 and 2005.
"He is the demon that's going to live in their minds the rest of their lives. He stole the innocence, the adolescence and teenage years of four young boys," said Assistant District Attorney Jordan Friter, who argued for a lengthy state prison sentence against Ludin.
With the charges, authorities alleged Ludin molested three boys and showed pornography to a fourth. The boys were between the ages of 11 and 15 at the time of the incidents, which occurred at various locations, including Upper Dublin and Hatboro in Montgomery County and in Warrington, Bucks County, according to court documents.
President Judge William J. Furber Jr. turned down a defense request for leniency, stressing that the crimes involved multiple victims and represented a course of conduct.
"I feel that you are a danger to society. There is a strong prospect of recidivism," Furber said to Ludin.
An evaluation by the Pennsylvania Sexual Offender Assessment Board determined Ludin did meet criteria under the state's Megan's Law to be declared a sexually violent predator. As a result, Ludin faces more stringent restrictions under Megan's Law, including a lifetime requirement to report his address to state police and community notification about his housing arrangements when he's paroled from prison.
The judge also ordered Ludin to have no contact with the victims or their families after he's paroled.
All four victims, now young adults, were in court with their families. With eloquent and sometimes emotional testimony, the three victims who were molested dramatically confronted Ludin in court.
"It is something that will always be a part of me," said one young man. "But the one thing he can't take from me is my dignity."
The victims called Ludin "manipulative and dangerous" and testified they experienced nightmares, depression and even suicidal thoughts as a result of Ludin's conduct. As they left the witness box, the victims' tearful parents and relatives hugged them.
Addressing the victims, the judge said he appreciated their "courage and strength."
Ludin, who claimed he was molested when he was a boy, apologized to his victims and their families.
"My actions have caused so much pain. There's not a day goes by that I don't regret what I did," Ludin maintained.
Defense lawyer James Funt conceded nothing can condone or justify Ludin's conduct but argued Ludin is remorseful, has some health issues and cooperated with authorities to spare the victims the trauma of a public trial. Funt argued for a sentence that was "reasonable but not more than necessary," adding Ludin will be monitored for the rest of his life under Megan's Law.
An investigation of Ludin began on Oct. 6, 2011, when Upper Dublin authorities received a report from child social workers about a 22 year old Upper Dublin resident who claimed he was sexually assaulted multiple times while he was in Ludin's company and between the ages of 11 and 13, according to the arrest affidavit.
Ludin questioned the boy about puberty and his body, showed the boy adult magazines and pornography, convinced the boy to disrobe and then had sexual contact with the boy, according to the criminal complaint filed by Upper Dublin Detective Mike Scarpato.
A second male, 20, subsequently told police that Ludin touched him inappropriately and masturbated while watching pornography with him on several occasions while the boy was between 11- and 12-years-old, according to the criminal complaint. A third male, 22, also reported that Ludin had sexual contact with him on several occasions beginning when he was 11 years old, according to the arrest affidavit.
"Burt Ludin advised all three boys not to ever tell anyone about these encounters," Scarpato alleged in the arrest affidavit.
As the investigation continued, a fourth man, 24, reported to police that when he was 11 or 12 Ludin forced him to watch pornographic materials with Ludin, according to the arrest affidavit.
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With a modified wheelchair and a $20 bowling ball from a yard sale, a Virginia man rolled a perfect game last week. George Holscher had 12 strikes in a row, according to The Virginian-Pilot. Holscher is the second wheelchair bowler on record to rack up 300 points.
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WEINFELDEN, Switzerland – Junior Tyler Sikura scored twice and sophomore Nick Bligh added another, but the Dartmouth men's hockey team fell, 6-3, Saturday night to HC Thurgau at KEB Guttingersreuti in the second exhibition contest of the current European tour.
The first 20 minutes of play were physical with each team called for two penalties apiece. The home team got on the board early on with Kevin Rohner netting the game's opening tally at 2:59, finishing off a nice passing play in the slot.
Sikura, the team's newly appointed captain, notched the Big Green's first goal of the trip as he banged home a loose puck in the slot just 13 seconds into the first power-play opportunity of the night for the visitors.
Like it had against SC Langenthal, Dartmouth put together a solid effort in the second period, seemingly shaking off the rust of another long travel day from Como to northern Switzerland. However, the only marker in the middle frame belonged to HC Thurgau's Derek Damon near the halfway point.
The start of the third period saw things turn on the Green in the very early stages. Thurgau scored four times in the first five minutes, including two power-play tallies in a span of 19 seconds, capitalizing on the double-minor called on Andy Simpson for two cross checking infractions.
Trailing by five, the Big Green seemed to wake up, picking up their play and making the game competitive again. Sikura finished off a beautiful play with a wrist shot under the bar from the left circle at 12:11, while Bligh netted his first of the trip 3:33 later as he knocked in a rebound.
Sophomore Brad Schierhorn had the primary assists on both third-period goals as he set up Sikura and Bligh with backhanded passes just outside the crease.
Goaltender Charles Grant made 21 saves in the game, battling through screens and the mixed defensive pairings in front of him due to two injuries. His counterpart in Thurgau's Fabio Haller made 23 saves at the other end of the ice in picking up the win.
Dartmouth will be back in action on Monday when they play Ritten Renon in northeastern Italy.
Day 5 – Aug. 31
With the day's game located five hours north of our hotel, the majority of Saturday was spent on the bus. However, few would complain as the lengthy bus ride went through the heart of the Swiss Alps.
A quick stop near the top of one of the mountains afforded the team the time for photos, but it was back on the bus 15 minutes later as we continued northward.
The major stopping point of the day saw the group break in Zurich, Switzerland. While the team and staff had a pre-game meal, the rest of the group was free to explore the city for a couple of hours.
Eventually, the same opportunity to explore was given to the players as they walked through the shops and marketplaces in the heart of the city.
One of the most unusual sights of the trip thus far came during this period of time as large crowds gathered along the banks of river. People were leaning over railings, sitting on top of concrete walls, lining the roofs of buildings and even climbing trees.
Many players and staff members wondered what could spark the interest of so many people. Could it be a boat race? People swimming? A rowing competition?
As a gun sounded and the crowd roared, we quickly figured out it was none of those things. It was, in fact, a rubber duck race down the river to raise money for cancer research.
What we gathered from a local who spoke broken English was that people buy the ducks, decorate them and then they are dropped into the river. The first to cross the line some distance up is deemed the winner and given a prize. We were also informed that a prize would also be presented to the person whose duck was best and most uniquely decorated.
Our tour guide Sergio told us, "This is what the Swiss do for fun. Rubber ducks in the river."
Our view during our pit stop in the Alps.
The rubber ducks floating down the river in Zurich.
Jesse Beamish, James Kruger, Charlie Mosey and Nick Bligh (left to right) along the shores of the Limmat River in Zurich.


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Whirlpool's first-quarter net income more than doubled thanks to a hefty tax benefit, but shares slid in early trading as the company reported flat sales in the U.S. and falling sales in Latin America.
The company posted a profit attributable to common shareholders of $252 million, or $3.12 per share, up from $92 million, or $1.17 per share, in the same quarter last year.
The recent quarter's results included a gain of $1.04 per share related to U.S. energy tax credits. Excluding that and other one-time items, the company posted an adjusted profit of $1.97 per share, which beat Wall Street projections by 7 percent.
Revenue fell 2 percent to $4.25 billion from $4.35 billion, as North American sales were flat at $2.2 billion, while Latin American sales fell 8 percent to $1.2 billion.
Whirlpool said the most recent results reflect its campaign to boost profitability.
The company said it expects to post an adjusted 2013 profit of $9.25 to $9.75 per share. Analysts expect $9.60 per share.
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Intel's upcoming integrated G35 chipset, part of the 'Bearlake' series, will incorporate support for HDMI and HDCP, leaked company information indicates.
A slide published by Chinese-language site HKEPC reveals the G35's integrated GPU will be capable of feeding an HDMI port, a pre-requisite for driving the latest HD TVs. The GPU mixes in the sound output generated by the audio sub-system in the chipset's South Bridge and sends pictures and sounds to the the HDMI port via a signal strength booster part.
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Nineteen local artists and artisans are showing their new and original works through Dec.23 at the annual Holiday Gifts & Art Market. The one-stop gift and gallery space is located at 1880 W. American Ave. in Oracle. It's open each Wed. through Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A large selection of artistic cards and note cards, contemporary artwork, and nicely priced gift items are featured. Shoppers will find a variety of ceramic and clay pieces, glass art, mesquite lamps, painted furniture, metal sculpture, fashionable jewelry, knitwear, paper mache and candles. Also acrylic, pastel, watercolor, encaustic, and oil paintings; fine photography; and one-of-a-kind blank and artists' books.
Participating artists include Elvia Acuna, Val Bembenek, Alicia Bristow, Jill Caid, Barbara Cowlin, Jim Cowlin, Diana Creighton, Ned Creighton, Valeska Cromer, Chris Holleman, Sharon Holnback, Elizabeth Manfredi, Carol Mahoney, Karen Medley, Susan MrosekJean Robinson, Lew Schnellmann, Risa Walt, and Judy Walsh.
The gallery-market, located just a half-mile off Hwy. 77, has easy parking and is wheelchair accessible.
This is the sixth year for the Oracle Gifts and Art Market; many of the artists also participate in the annual spring Oracle Open Studio Tour.
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In Search of Indonesia
Indonesian Communism: A History
An Autobiography by Sukarno,
Five Journeys from Jakarta
An Introduction to Indonesian Historiography
It has become ever more evident since last autumn just how unknown a country Indonesia is. For many years, practically all political analysis of the Indonesian scene has centered on the delicate balance between the inexorably mounting power of the Communist Party under Aidit and the army which was itself gradually being infiltrated under the uncertain leadership of Nasution. Between these two shifting forces an ailing Sukarno was poised. On September 30, an unknown lieutenant colonel of Sukarno's personal guard named Untung ("untung" means "destiny") allegedly tried to prevent a Putsch of "the generals" by taking power himself and butchering a number of military commanders, but he failed to kill them all and was himself crushed by the survivors. This "episode of our Revolution," as Sukarno called it, resulted in the wholesale massacre of the Communist leaders and at least a hundred thousand, and perhaps as many as half a million, of their followers by elite divisions of the army and militant Moslems. Since then, many things, all highly contradictory, have happened, and nobody has yet been able to explain the September 30 "Gestapu" coup which has brought down the whole fictitious structure of Sukarno's state philosophy and balance of power.
Even if it was something more than a particularly unfortunate incident in the incessant palace intrigues which President Sukarno kept going among his crown princes and the various army factions, it certainly was not the Communist uprising it was afterwards supposed to be. The "mightiest Communist party outside the Communist world" apparently had not even time to take sides in the scramble, and the "Communist masses" came into the picture only to be slaughtered. With them, the sounding board of President Sukarno's fiery speeches and slogans has disappeared; the complicated court rituals surrounding the angry Great Leader of the Revolution have become dull and empty, and although they sound the same the revolutionary war cries, insofar as they ever meant anything at all beyond excitement for its own sake, now mean the opposite of what they seem to be saying. Gone are Aidit, Nasakom, the Peking-Djakarta axis, the Mecca of the New Emerging Forces; embassies and consulates are still burned down but they are different ones from those of a year or two ago; and as the romance of the Indonesian Revolution marches on, the revolutionary legitimacy of Bung Karno is slowly being overshadowed by the much older Javanese legitimacy of Sultan Hamengku Buwono IX.
ANALYSIS HAS TO START afresh in a fog where the accustomed points of reference have vanished. Developments of this kind are usually unlucky for political books written just a few months ago and published when the situation they analyze has been overturned. Writing on contemporary politics is risky for an author, because he must stop just at the edge of the uncertain future but he cannot avoid trying to evaluate its prospects. Furthermore, with the present long…
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Adelaide Clemens and Kit Harrington were the stars on the red carpet at Open Road's Silent Hill Revelation 3D premiere at Arclight Cinemas in Hollywood last Wednesday night (October 24). The 22-year-old actress and the 25-year-old actor, who play the leading characters in the movie, were joined by producer Samuel Hadida and writer/director Michael J. Bassett.
Harington, who makes his big-screen debut in this movie, seemed very serious, taking time to answer all questions in detail. The actor known from HBO's Game of Thrones then even headed over to fans, who had gathered at the theatre, to shake hands, sign autographs and take pictures. Clemens looked absolutely stunning, but arrived a bit late and just had time for questions and pictures up to the middle of the red carpet, then rushed into the theatre to catch the screening.
Hadida and Bassett were excited to share some background information about the movie, which is based on the survival horror video game franchise by Konami and is the sequel to the hit film Silent Hill, that took in nearly $100 million at the worldwide box office in 2006.
"We wanted to wait six years for the sequel, so that our protagonist Sharon, the little girl from the first movie, would be 18 years old, so we could take the story to the next level", stated Hadida, who also produced the first movie. "We wanted to get people excited and have created a great wrap-around story, that you will understand even if you have not seen the first part. With this sequel we especially want to draw in people who are not familiar with either the game or the first movie."
"Silent Hill: Revelation 3D is pure artistry", said Bassett, thereby raising expectations of some pretty creative, breathtaking visuals. "The movie is survival horror, but we also took the game and used it in a psychological way. So it's a psychological horror experience" added Bassett, who got involved because he was a fan of the games and the previous film. Bassett explained that he included elements from the game Silent Hill 3 in the movie, but that he does not want to be 100 percent faithful since games and movies are different modes of storytelling.
Talking about doing the movie in 3D, Bassett said they shot the movie in 3D instead of post-converting it, so they could control the 3D on the set. "This allows you to really step into the world of Silent Hill," added Bassett.
So after six years of waiting, Sharon is finally coming back in Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, but calls herself Heather Mason now (Adelaide Clemens). Her father Christopher now goes by the name Harry (Sean Bean). Kit Harington plays Vincent, a mysterious character pulled pretty much directly out of the video game series. Heather and her father have constantly been on the run, always one step ahead of dangerous forces that she does not fully understand, settling in a new town every time the past creeps too close. On the eve of her 18th birthday, plagued by horrific nightmares and the disappearance of her father, Heather discovers she is not who she thinks she is. The revelation leads her deeper into a demonic world, an alternate reality, that threatens to trap her forever.
Silent Hill: Revelation 3D is out in theatres now.
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hicks is probably my favorite comic next to pryor. he was funny along with insightful, a combination that doesn't happen too often. like with richard pryor, george carlin, lenny bruce, and now chris rock.
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I watched Funny People last week and the life of a struggling comic must really suck. It's no wonder so many are addicts.
every few months, i fall back in love with dylan moran.
Q: What are Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Walter Kronkite, and Billy Mays getting for Christmas??
A: Patrick Swayze.
5/22 - The Cure - Hollywood Bowl
5/31 - Brian Jonestown Massacre - Teragram (?)
6/07 - Chelsea Wolfe - Teragram (?)
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So David Cross has this bit about the dude from Inside the Actor's Studio... It's pretty scathing. Brutal... like most of his stuff.
I wonder if it came before or after their scenes in Arrested Development.... I wonder what James Lipton thinks...
I'll be at Patton Oswalt at the Largo on the 29th, and probably Fred Armisen since Aziz Ansari is opening.
Great idea for a thread! I'm so relieved that no one has posted any Dane Cook. I feel almost silly posting this here, because what Izzard does is not quite stand-up; at least not tell a few jokes and do a few routines stand-up. His comedy specials are incredibly funny. The first time I saw him live my cheeks were literally aching from laughing so much by the end of the evening.
If you've never seen it, rent Dress to Kill. You'll see Izzard at the absolute height of his comedic pours. He's a pretty good actor, but he's a great comedian. This is from Dress to Kill:
Pete Holmes - LA based comedian. more well known for his voice acting of the eTrade baby. he's done a lot of work with funny or die as well. not the funniest guy on the planet, but he's my favorite comedian at the moment
saw him live once in NYC, free show w/ Zach Galifianakis to boot at housing works in SOHO.
here's his main websiteL http://www.peteholmes.com/
stand up @ housing works
Arnold Schwarzenegger promotes a throat spray. (sketch) - best part is 1:40 in
mja: "i would make a great effeminate hick-accented puppet"
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WALTHAM, Mass. – In the opening round of the 2013 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III New England Tournament, visiting and seventh-seeded Worcester State University was down to its last strike before rallying to upset host and second-seeded Brandeis University, 6-4 in eight innings on Marcus Field today.
Brandeis jumped out to a 2-0 lead after two innings. As she has all season long, sophomore centerfielder Amanda Genovese (North Haven, Conn./North Haven) was the catalyst in the top of the first. She reached on a bunt single, stole second – her Division III-leading 57th of the season - moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on a passed ball to open the scoring.
The Judges had a chance to blow the game open in the second, loading the bases with one out. Sophomore catcher Cori Coleman (Burr Ridge, Ill./Hinsdale South) stroked a double to left, followed by a walk to rookie 3B Madison Sullivan (Dover, N.H./Dover) and a single up the middle by classmate 1B Jordan Buscetto (Old Lyme, Conn./Old Lyme). Junior 2B Leah McWilliams (Billerica, Mass./Billerica Memorial) then hit a rocket that ricocheted off the third baseman's glove, bringing home Coleman. Worcester State hurler Hannah Everson (Methuen, Mass./Methuen) got Genovese to ground to shortstop and senior Aimee Lamoureaux (E. Brookfield, Mass./David Prouty) fired home for the force out. Everson got a grounder to first to minimize the damage. Everson went on to retire 15 of the next 16 Judge hitters to keep her side in the game.
Brandeis starter Melissa Nolan (Windsor, Conn./Loomis Chafee) was also in control over the first five innings, allowing just two base-runners. Lancer rookie 2B Hayley Terry (N. Dighton, Mass./Dighton Rehoboth) walked in the first and singled in the fourth, WSU's only hit until the sixth.
In the sixth, with one away, Worcester State senior 3B Kylene Pease (Ashland, Mass./Ashland) singled to left and took second on a bobble. She was bunted to second and scored on Terry's second hit of the game. Everson singled and took second on a throw to try to get Terry, but Genovese made a tremendous diving catch on WSU sophomore 1B Katie Roy (Worcester, Mass./Burncoat), diving to her left, to retire the side.
In the seventh, Worcester State scored an unearned run to force extra innings. Lamoureux reached on a booted ball at second base to lead off the inning. She stole second to get into scoring position, but Nolan got a pair of fly balls to get the Judges within one out of advancing. That brought up sophomore LF Katie Storro (Leominster, Mass./Leominster), who fell behind 1-2 before stroking a ball down the right-field line to tie the game at 2-2.
After Brandeis went in order in the seventh, Worcester State faced senior Casey Ducinski (Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury) in the eighth as rain started to fall. After a leadoff walk, the visitors strung together singled by three of the next four hitters. Terry and Everson each picked up RBI in the frame to make it 4-2 in favor of the visitors. With the bases still loaded, the rain picked up, and two straight pitches slipped out of Ducinski's hand and rolled to backstop, allowing WSU runs to score before time was called. Those runs proved costly.
After a 20-minute rain delay, Worcester State, with a runner on third, missed a squeeze attempt for the second out, and Ducinski got a strikeout to bring the Judges back to the plate.
Genovese led off the Brandeis eighth with McWilliams on second to start the inning. Worcester State pulled their outfield in to respect Genovese's slap-hit ability, and she knocked the ball over the left fielder's head for an RBI triple. Ducinski followed with an RBI single to third, making it a 6-4 game, but Everson settled down and got three straight groundouts to end the contest.
Brandeis, which ends the season with a 23-19 record, was paced by Genovese, who was 2-4 with two runs scored, a triple, an RBI and a stolen base. Nolan went seven innings and allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits, striking out three and walking one. Ducinski suffered the loss with four runs (three earned) in her lone inning of work.
Worcester State's Terry was the offensive star of the game, going 3-3 with a walk, two RBI and a run scored. Everson got the job done at the plate and in the circle. She was 2-4 with an RBI and a run scored as a batter and improved to 10-7 on the season with an eight-inning complete game, fanning three and walking one while allowing four runs. The two earned runs she gave up were just the 13th and 14th allowed in 124 innings this season. The Lancers' first postseason win since 2010 improves their record to 24-17.
In other ECAC Division III New England quarterfinals, #3 Keene State defeated #6 University of New England, 6-3, and #4 Western New England topped #5 Norwich, 1-0. Top-seeded Wheaton and No. 8 Becker were postponed until tomorrow. Keene State will now host the remainder of the tournament as Wheaton was unable to serve as host.


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I have just noticed a thing called Nepomuk lurking, nay cowering, in my Systems Tools drop down menu. There is a Nepomuk Backup and a Nepomuk File Indexing Controller.
How long it has lurked, or even cowered, I know not. Neither do I know what it is. I can not find it in Synaptic Packager Manager and so I suppose it is Non Standard issue in some form or other.
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Knoxville Wrestler Jay Fresh has been selected to wrestle in the 34th Annual North/South Wrestling Meet to be held in Charles City on March 24th.
Knoxville High School Wrestler Jay Fresh recently earned U-S-A Wrestling All-American at the U-S-A Wrestling Junior Nationals in July. Fresh went 2-3 at the event in Fargo, North Dakota against some of the best talent in the country at in 98 pound weight class. The Junior Nationals is considered the top scholastic wrestling events in the national and routinely draws over 150 competitors. Knoxville Coach Eric Whitcome said with Fresh not being 100% healthy and getting All-American status, was an impressive feat.


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In honor of Anne Frank's birthday on June 12th, we're granting access to the following books for free for an entire month—the top five most researched Holocaust narratives by and about individuals who were children during the Holocaust. For another look at Anne Frank's life, check out "The Bravery of Anne Frank," an Ellis Shuman blog post on his visit to the Anne Frank House museum. Visit Questia's Anne Frank topic page for additional information on the Dutch diarist.
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By Michael Aneiro
Speculation about who will succeed Ben Bernanke when the Fed chief's term is up in January has pretty much narrowed to two candidates: Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen and former Treasury secretary Lawrence Summers. Now CNBC is out with a story citing an Obama administration source saying Summers "will likely be named chairman of the Federal Reserve in a few weeks," quoting the source as saying Summers is "still being vetted" so the process might take a little longer than that.
Separately, Pimco's Libby Cantrill and Josh Thimons today published a lengthy analysis of the comparative bond-market implications of Yellen or Summers getting the nod, calling the outcome "significant" for markets:
Markets perceive Janet Yellen to be a dovish version of Ben Bernanke. Her "optimal control" model for monetary policy has often appeared to be the driving force behind the Fed's decisions. In layman's terms, this model calls for more central bank aggressiveness than that of traditional models to generate employment growth, even if it means accepting higher than the targeted 2% inflation rate for a period of time. Relative to other central bankers, she has demonstrated a willingness to experiment, to rely upon models and to be bold.
Summers, due to a lack of direct monetary policy experience, is much less known to markets. Most investors would also characterize him as a "dove," but not to the degree of Yellen. While Summers has generally supported the Fed's accommodative policies, he has been critical at times of the efficacy of quantitative easing. He has often called on fiscal agents to provide more economic heavy lifting rather than depending solely upon monetary policy. Many believe a Summers Fed would be less focused on consensus-building and transparency, which have been hallmarks of the Bernanke (and Yellen)-led Fed….
If Yellen becomes the Fed leader, a dovish mistake of staying accommodative for too long is a greater risk than one of withdrawing accommodation prematurely. A Yellen appointment would likely lead to Treasury yields remaining extraordinarily low (or lower), the yield curve remaining steep, TIPS (Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities) outperforming due to risks of future inflation and mortgage credit tightening due to a willingness to engage quantitative easing.
The Fed under Summers would perhaps be more susceptible to a hawkish policy mistake than it would be under Yellen. He is less likely to support the Fed's balance-sheet-expansionary policies for as long as Yellen would, which would mean relatively higher nominal Treasury yields and mortgage credit spreads, all else equal….
Regardless of who the ultimate nominee is, we expect the debate will increasingly lead to greater uncertainty and greater market volatility. Added to the potential volatility from the government spending and debt ceiling debates, investors should brace for a bumpy road ahead this fall.


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John and Jon dive headfirst into the French giallo homage "Amer."
Word association time! Quick, what's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the words 'psycho' and 'shark'? Is it a psychotic, possibly rabid shark terrorizing tourists on a beach? Maybe a psychic shark that can somehow communicate via telepathy and lure victims to the beach and to their demise? Or maybe some kind of crazy half-man, half-shark hybrid that's killing a bunch of coeds? Personally, I was expecting some sort of giant shark movie, but maybe that's because I saw the DVD cover with a giant shark about to swallow a woman on a raft whole.
Vaginal "Teeth" and "Black Sheep." Quite the interesting double feature.


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A page hidden--as Valve love to do--on the Engineer Update subsite shows what certainly appears to be an engineer packing up a turret and moving it to a new location.
A gruesome wrench replacement by TF2 player 'WatchMaker' will also arrive with the update, though Valve notes that this "isn't the only melee slot item the Engineer's getting...just a bonus!" A guitar is looking a likely candidate for the true melee slot item.The Engineer Update is due to be released on PC and Mac later today.


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Jan 14, 2013 - Business Green: Jessica Shankleman hails Tony Juniper's latest book as a must-read for sustainability executives and their colleagues
The word "nature" isn't usually written with a capital letter, but for the Prince of Wales' introduction to Tony Juniper's new book, "Nature" becomes a proper noun.
From the $3.7tr that could be saved through carbon capture by halving the deforestation rate, to the $81bn worth of damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, What has Nature Ever Done for Us? vividly reminds readers about the economic value of our natural resources, and what we stand to lose by ignoring and eradicating them.... http://www.businessgreen.com/bg/review/2235992/what-has-nature-ever-done-for-us-the-answer-is-a-hell-of-a-lot
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HOW A SENSE OF SACRED CAN HELP SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS - RESTORING VALUES http://www.scoop.it/t/environmental-and-human-health/p/3994926408/how-a-sense-of-sacred-can-help-sustainable-business-restoring-values
WHY THE ECONOMY NEEDS NATURE http://www.scoop.it/t/environmental-and-human-health/p/3994804262/why-the-economy-needs-nature
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Anyone read Dean Koontz? More to the point, does anyone know the Odd Thomas quint? It's one of Koontz's most popular series about a man named Odd Thomas who has the ability to see (but not hear) the dead and a plethora of other psychic abilities. He lives a nomatic life, drifting from one place to another in order to help people for one reason or another. I've read the first of the series, but none of the others. I just recently picked up a copy of the new one, Odd Thomas Apocalypse. It's rather interesting. Odd is a guest at a huge estate, which almost seems like a castle, where he encounters strange things like rooming darkness that will appear in the middle of the day with a pack of monsters that hunt within the darkness. He also sees a double shadow to everything despite not being able to find a separate light source. The entire estate is always spotless despite Odd never seeing any servants cleaning. And Odd keeps seeing the ghost of a woman riding a horse. At any rate I am very much looking forward to this book.
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CEDC Announces Restatement of Second Quarter 2012 Results
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Nov. 13, 2012 05:25 PM
MT. LAUREL, N.J., Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Central European Distribution Corporation (NASDAQ: CEDC) announced today that it expects to restate its financial results for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012. CEDC will restate these financial statements to correct an excess provision previously recorded to account for promotional compensation granted to one customer in a division of its main operating subsidiary in Russia, the Russian Alcohol Group ("RAG"). The excess provision resulted in an inadvertent understatement of the Company's accounts receivable.
CEDC estimates that the aggregate effect of the adjustments identified to date will result in an increase in accounts receivable as at June 30, 2012, and a decrease in selling, general and administrative expenses for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012, of approximately $6 million, resulting in an increase in net income for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012, of approximately $6 million, which amounts are subject to change as CEDC continues its review of the accounting matters discussed herein. These amounts reflect the fact that certain accounts receivable related to promotional compensation granted to customers of RAG that had been provisioned as doubtful accounts were ultimately recovered in the period and therefore the associated provisions are to be reversed. The adjustments are not expected to have any impact on previously reported net cash provided by operating activities reported in the cash flow statements during the period.
As previously disclosed, following an internal investigation led by the Audit Committee of CEDC's board of directors regarding CEDC's retroactive trade rebates, trade marketing expenses and related accounting issues, including the promotional compensation granted to customers of RAG, CEDC filed an amended annual report on Form 10-K/A for the year ended December 31, 2011, and amended quarterly reports on Form 10-Q/A for the three and nine months ending September 30, 2011 and the three months ending March 31, 2012, with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"). In addition, CEDC filed a Form 10-Q for the three and six months ending June 30, 2012, that included restated financial statements as of and for the three and six months ending June 30, 2011. The adjustments to CEDC's unaudited condensed consolidated financial statements for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012, disclosed above represent a partial reversal of the selling, general and administrative expenses, and associated adjustments to the accounts receivable, reported in these restated financial statements.
Certain members of the board of directors and senior management of CEDC have discussed the matters described above with Ernst & Young Audit Sp. z.o.o., CEDC's current auditor. CEDC is currently targeting a date of November 19, 2012, for filing an amended quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012 with the SEC to reflect the restated financial statements. There can be no assurance, however, that this filing will be made within the anticipated period.
While CEDC has begun restructuring its corporate finance and reporting department in Poland and Russia to implement more effective internal controls over financial reporting, management's evaluation of its internal control over financial reporting has disclosed material weaknesses still exist as noted in Management's Annual Report on and Changes in Internal Control over Financial Reporting located in Item 9A, Controls and Procedures, of CEDC's Form 10-K/A for the year ended December 31, 2011, filed with the SEC on October 5, 2012. CEDC is in the process of implementing the remediation steps listed in that Item 9A.
The expected effects of the restatement described above are based on currently available information. Because CEDC's accounting review is ongoing, the estimates included herein are subject to change until the final restated financial statements are filed with the SEC.
About Central European Distribution Company
CEDC is one of the largest producers of vodka in the world and Central and Eastern Europe's largest integrated spirit beverage business. CEDC produces the Green Mark, Absolwent, Zubrowka, Bols, Parliament, Zhuravli, Royal and Soplica brands, among others. CEDC currently exports its products to many markets around the world, including the United States, England, France and Japan.
CEDC also is a leading importer of alcoholic beverages in Poland, Russia and Hungary. In Poland, CEDC imports many of the world's leading brands, including brands such as Carlo Rossi Wines, Concha y Toro wines, Metaxa Liqueur, Remy Martin Cognac, Sutter Home wines, Grant's Whisky, Jagermeister, E&J Gallo, Jim Beam Bourbon, Sierra Tequila, Teacher's Whisky, Campari, Cinzano, and Old Smuggler. CEDC is also a leading importer of premium spirits and wines in Russia with such brands as Concha y Toro, among others.
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This press release contains forward looking statements within the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 including, without limitation, statements regarding the expected materiality or significance of the estimated adjustments to CEDC's financial statements, the expected timing for filing CEDC's amended quarterly report and the quantitative effects of the restatement. Forward looking statements are based on our knowledge of facts as of the date hereof and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of CEDC to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by our forward looking statements. Such risks include, among others, the risk that additional information may arise from the evaluation of CEDC's disclosure controls and procedures and that the preparation of CEDC's restated financial statements or other subsequent events would require CEDC to make other revisions.
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Friday, November 11, 2005
The Case Against The Bye Week
"The players will be rested."
"The injured will be healed."
"Terry Malone will have dreamt up even more inventive ways to throw 4 yard outs on 3rd and 11."
But I beg to differ about the so-called positives of the bye week (except for the Malone comment).
To me a bye week is like coming back to work after a two week vacation. You get into the office that first Monday back and, how should I put this -- don't do shit. Oh sure, you fake it with the boss. Tell him how "refreshed" you feel. How excited you are to "dig in." But it's hard getting into the groove again. And that is usually the case, not just for that first Monday, but for most of the week. Admit it: until around the following Tuesday, you're about as useful as Nicole Richie at a MENSA convention (that gratuitous use of a hyperlink right there is why I love blogging so blow me).
Hey, remember your own college days, when you got back from Spring Break? Anybody do any work that first Monday back? Hell, anybody do any work the first week? (not counting the RC geeks in East Quad or any engineering students. Then again, those folks probably didn't go anywhere for Spring Break to begin with so never mind).
Thus, why do coaches think football is any different? Why do they think the time off will be good for the players? In my not-so-humble opinion, bye weeks hurt instead of a help a team. So don't be surprised if you see shades of the team that gave up a 61 yard run on 3rd and Obvious this Saturday before the team that's on a three game winning streak shows up.
Heck, it's the same way for fans after a bye. I feel out of sorts myself this week. Don't feel "game ready." Sure, I tried to stay sharp by watching the, uh, whateverthehell game last week. Tried to stay focused. Pretended to care. But I still don't feel I'm at my late-October peak. Just how far am I from that peak? Put it this way: I just might jangle my keys instead of making noise durng critical, dare I say "key," plays this Saturday. Yes, I feel that off.
But don't blame the me. Blame the bye week.
9 comments:
- Katie said...
A bye week for me, a lowly woman fan, only prepares me for the end of the season....designed to remind me that I can't enjoy watching the game year round...and I do agree with you, it puts me on the edge of my seat after a bye week, will they come back rested or vacation drunk?? Let's hope for the best!
- November 11, 2005 7:16 AM
- DanDierdorf said...
It's a catch 22. Nice to heal up but you are correct; the team is usually really flat. That goodness it's Indiana. Not sure if I'm going with Bloody Marys or Hot Chocolate with Baileys in A2 tomorrow morning. Ah, decisions.
- November 11, 2005 8:44 AM
- Yost said...
Katie, I agree about it making me realize how close we are to the end of the season. I look forward to this all year...then it seems to go so quickly.
- November 11, 2005 12:35 PM
- Benny Friedman said...
I've never been a big fan of the off week. It feels as if I'm getting ripped off of a week of football. There are only 11 in a year, don't make me sit one out. This year's been particularly strange since we've played two night games and had an off week. That's three beautiful Saturday afternoons that I've actually had to enjoy outside instead of spending them watching Michigan in my basement.
I don't think it's a coincidence that the last time Michigan didn't have an off week, we went undefeated.
- November 11, 2005 1:07 PM
- Yost said...
Didn't realize that, Benny re: no off weeks in '97. Ah, if only we could use that as an excuse for all those September losses.
- November 11, 2005 1:09 PM
- ruds said...
Actually, I think that the bye week will end up being a good thing in this year's schedule. I imagine they spent the off-week preparing for the Buckeyes and (at least part of) this week prepping for Indiana. Since there's almost no chance of Indiana, that means a free extra week of prep for Ohio State with a game in between to get the team back into game shape.
- November 11, 2005 4:29 PM
- Yost said...
I hope you're right, Ruds. And thanks for posting. We appreciate everybody's comments who stops in.
- November 11, 2005 4:42 PM
- mayday said...
Anyone who felt off was more likely due to the fact that the game was against Indiana. I always enjoy being at the game but let's be honest, I was already thinking about next week even before the kickoff.
- November 13, 2005 12:16 AM
- Yost said...
You're right. I think we were all peeking ahead just a bit. I liked a nice easy game for a change this year. Now let's get down to business against the Bucks.
Thanks for stopping in, Mayday.
- November 13, 2005 12:29 AM


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The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona declined to comment on how it decides to prosecute people for immigration offenses or what type of oversight exists.
A study by Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, a research center at Syracuse University, found that during fiscal year 2013, immigration prosecutions reached an all-time high nationwide, with new cases being filed against more than 97,000 defendants.
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Next up at Rasmussen Farms is Salsa Sizzle, a fun event with a focus on everyone's favorite condiment, happening Sept. 7-8.
Who doesn't love delicious salsa, in all its wonderful variations? Enjoy it with chips, top a taco or salad, savor it with your favorite meat — salsa is a harvest season tradition.
The huge u-pick gardens at Rasmussens are rich with the best ingredients for salsa. Find big, juicy slicing-style tomatoes, meaty Roma-style tomatoes, heirloom tomatoes — and a plethora of peppers. Choose your favorites, from thick-walled green peppers to spicy-hot jalapenos. The u-pick gardens are planted with a wide variety of sweet and hot peppers.
No time to pick? A selection of ready-picked choices will be available in the sales barn, too, along with other popular salsa ingredients. For inspiration, find a good selection of tasty salsas to try; Hood River is home to some outstanding salsa makers.
Salsa Sizzle will also feature entertainment: The talented young Project P.M. Dancers from Mid Valley Elementary School will perform Mexican folk dances and more both afternoons. There will be additional live music Saturday afternoon.
Rasmussen Farms is known for autumn attractions, including the popular Corn Maze, which is open during the Salsa Sizzle celebration. Rasmussen's Corn Maze is noted throughout the region for its tall stalks and gorgeous scenic setting. Getting "lost" in it is fun for all ages.
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Leave the jokes that go on too long to Family Guy. As for the ending, you should have just left that to Family Guy as well. It's not very funny to see something when it's already been done.
You are getting WAY too defensive over this cartoon. All of those things are there...are you just ignorantly choosing to ignore it?
The very last scene of the episode involved the character looking at pornography. The undressing of the character at the end is like softcore bestiality. There is LITERALLY a furry transvestite in the video! Were we not watching the same thing?? The booth bitch was a transvestite!
That being said, I find none of these things offensive. Those parts were actually pretty funny (if not mildly disturbing...although even if they WEREN'T dogs I'd find it mildly disturbing). I'd be willing to listen to your argument if it made any sense. It's like you didn't even watch this video...your argument is COMPLETELY valid for any of the other GameDogs episode. Except this one.
The part after credits + bob's reaction was just pure gold xD
You act as if this were to be taken seriously as life itself, it's a cartoon. A simple cartoon that you have the right not to like, however calling "soft porn"??? Really? My former bosses would LOVE to have a word with you about what is and isn't porn then, they could've made ALLOT more money than they did.
The only thing here that made me laugh was seeing Pedobear in hell.. but thats a pretty exhausted internet meme that I'm not sure many people will get.
Other than that... I still haven't found anything redeemable about this series.
If this show were cancelled today and removed from the site completely, would you miss it? In fact, would you even really notice or care?
How you answer that question will determine if it has really grown as much as some of you swear it has.
Kinda came off that way when "Mormonism" was listed with such symptoms as "death, seizure, stroke, torture, illegal immigration, or disrupted bowel..." Unless the staff enjoys those things.
Don't get me wrong, I'm agnostic. But when a joke includes Mormons and Satanists but excludes other, more mainstream Christian faiths such as Catholicism seems to show you have a bone to pick with that particular faith.
Very amusing. Great music during the Satan's Retrievers part. And I couldn't stop laughing after Pedobear was frozen in ice. The part after that was... rather odd. But funny nonetheless.
Well I officially like Roger more than Chet.
Over all good job, I'm really beginning to love the series(to bad you will always have to settle for third for Unskippable and ZP were here first)
Huh. Interesting about the bond girl thing.
As for buffalo bill, I know that reference, much as I wish I didn't. -_-
I do find it awkward watching these kind of things without taking it personally.
A transvestite is NOT the same thing as a transsexual; They're motivated by quite different issues, and it's unhelpful to everyone involved to confuse the two.
A transvestite is a man who likes dressing in women's clothing. A cross-dresser, essentially, though even that has slightly different implications.
A transsexual is a person (could be a man OR woman, originally), who believes they are/should be a member of the opposite gender. In most cases, the goal or desire of a transsexual is to be as close as it is possible to their chosen gender. (Ie. Under ideal circumstances, they would be indistinguishable from someone born that way.)
In any event, judging from this, I'd lean towards the character here being a transvestite.
And that is a reference to 'Silence of the Lambs'. Lol.
But seriously, a SOTL/Clerks reference AND Pedobear. This show's definitely getting better.
That reference at the end actually completely fit given the character and the connection to Silence of the Lambs. For those that only saw Clerks 2, I can probably see why you are confused. Oh yes, and Bob's reaction to it was priceless.
Also, did anyone else notice that by pausing on the disclaimer screen for the trailer, one of the disclaimers said that they were not responsible for acts of "Stanism" instead of "Satanism"?
I loved the twist ending!
Haha, so we have transvestites, ass-sniffing, Pedobear, and porn in this one, judging from the comments section alone.
Quality stuff.
Hahaha...I'm not taking it seriously...you seem to be though. I'm just stating facts. I'd love to see the office that you work in where a transvestite taking of his/her clothes and askinig "Do you wanna hump me?" isn't soft porn. Again, I'm NOT saying I hate it. I never did. I'm just calling it as I see it. I'm not talking about the whole series. Just one part in this one episode. I mean seriously, I would think even the creator of the video would say it was imitating soft porn. That was the JOKE.
I love the Silence of the Lambs bit that was after the credits great work
the ending is the scariest one iv seen so far
It lacked Chet, this was a step in the right direction.
I had to make an account just to reply to this episode. Im not a professional reviewer or critic, but i do have some things to say about the series. First of all, the first few episodes.... they were ok, i did like the dnd references, because it was a starting place, something to get the intended audience into the show, even if it wasnt done very well. The next few episodes just started to dissapoint, and ill refer to the people here, in this episode saying "Oh i loved that reference, this show is on the road to better horizons."
I have to disagree, when a show is made up of alot of other references, it throws originality out the window, and lets the creators think of who they are going to rip off next, i can see this show slowly going down to a crawl and going nowhere shouting OVER 9000 and LEEROY JENKINS at eachother for about 5 minutes. I want to say this episode was a let down, a big let down. The start, i was hoping things were getting better, it started out mildly funny, setting the story for this week. Then the booth bitch, ok, for a few seconds that was funny, but then it was killed by mr yee, or whatever his name is.
Dont try overlong jokes, especially with how you did it. Im a furry, and even that disturbed me, and just wasnt funny at the end of the joke. The revealing his male part was more of a desperate attempt for crude laughs, but if it were a female, that might have been funnier. The end... Well, what can i say about that, disturbing to even a furry, though the only way this episode could have been redeemed was the look on bobs face, that was the only good thing about this episode. Throw the references out the window and come up with some originality, like the satan's retrievers, thats something going for you, build on the game, not on lame jokes trying to cater to the mentally handicapped who watch this show.
Wow, just...wow. That kind of blew my mind a little.
I like Gary's intro. Like "Collarseum"...cute touches. And nice to see them really moving along and getting somewhere outside of their workspace, too. Poor Roger, again--what's he gonna have to do to eventually get through to Chet? Anyway, that's a most highly intriguing game trailer there. OMG Satan killed a penguin. ;_; Lotta thought obviously went into that lengthy disclaimer thing, which was funny from what I read of it.
Hm...where was Beth, anyway?
Hold on a second though, are you telling me there've been little clips after the credits on ALL the videos and this is just the first time I happened to watch all the way through?! Oy vey. Well, at any rate, POOR POOR BOB is all I have to say. Holy gee that was funny in a slightly disturbing (not necessarily a bad thing) way.
......it was not imitating soft-core porn. It was imitating a video that you have not seen and assume that it was soft-core porn because you have not seen said video.
This episode really put me off...
That was weird...like newgrounds weird man...I guess this show is stuck on my list of "web shows to watch" now.It's awsome though that this episode was so much more different from the rest,good to know that you guys can change from the normal "office" theme.
that shit just ain't right
Like many others, I'm just going to throw in my two cents for what it matters.
Interesting episode, I had a good but mildly hesitant laugh. This episode did what not many others have done: include a plethora of references. I had a feeling this was bound to happen in order to appeal to an audience. Prior episodes had a sense of originality, but there were some who probably disliked it. Adding popular culture references and internet memes has its benefits and drawbacks, and from what I've read so far, generates mixed audience reception. Then again, you cannot satisfy everyone.
It seems Game Dogs will have to make a choice in the near future: will it succumb to popular references as a source of its humour, or utilize the creator's own jokes with an occasional vague reference? Although this is an unfair comparison, if we look at XKCD or Zero Punctuation for example, they have a mix of original wit and an occasional meme with a twist. Perhaps Game Dogs could benefit with original humour, and more subtle references.
Tl; dr version: Game Dogs is promising; it just needs to choose who they will target as their primary audience: geeks, gamers, console 'gamers', furries, computer enthusiast, Satanists etc. Also making wise choices of where and when to use popular references wouldn't hurt.
LOL, the Pedobear reference at the start was really funny. seems to me that the show has gotten a lot better with time. Lets hope they can continue.
And... err... yeah. Brain bleach please.
This is the first episode I've found funny! TWICE!
A chore to watch. I feel like I have every debilitating disease and condition on that list. At once. Yes, that includes death.
My words exactly.
This show is something completely different from what it started out as. This is something that I was hinting towards wanting but it took that idea and ran across America with it. It's not original anymore except for the creepy and lame dog puns. This show is dropping pop culture references for a cheap laugh in much the same way as Family Guy did before people started to take notice.
Not being a transvestite/sexual/gender person nor being affiliated with any, I could see this being extremely offensive to any of said people. Putting a transvestite character in the same shoes as a psychotic, deranged, and anti-social serial killer like Buffalo Bill's shoes is the same, to me at least, as putting a modern stereotypical German in a Nazi uniform and immitating stock footage of him acting out atrocities in Auschwitz because that's the only thing you think of when associating that character with his cultural background.
I may be over thinking things a little bit, and I have no right to call judgment on something I am not affiliated to in any regard, but in a world where someone cries fowl and starts to sue at a person referring to breasts as... Breasts... I don't think it was tasteful at all. When Family Guy did it, and when Clerks did it, they were out of context and completely random.
bakaferret, youre avatar is the shit!
well... I'm done with this show. I've been waiting for this show to get better, but it's episode 10 now. so I'm out.
1:48 I saws me a Pedobear!
I can understand that you may not have gotten around to watching Silence of the Lambs. I can understand not immediately getting the reference when you watched it. But did you... Miss the dozens of people in the comments talking about how much they liked the Buffalo Bill thing at the end? Or the video someone posted of when Clerks II did it? Because I'm not sure how you could understand the reference, and still compare it to "softcore porn", when it's... Y'know, not. At no point was it ever. It was imitating a horror movie. And not one of those teen horror movies with pointless nudity and sex jokes.
Moreso than Buffalo Bill himself? Really? Seems like a really strange thing to be offended by. I mean, sure, you could probably find someone, but that's true of anything - I doubt most cross-gender people would get offended by a SotL reference. When you think of Buffalo Bill, you think "it puts the lotion on its skin", not "crazy fictional character who kills people as a direct result of being a transvestite and therefore all transgender people are ticking time bombs by relation". I wouldn't worry about it.
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The Colfax girls basketball team will make their third ever trip to state tomorrow night when the battle the Prairie School. This week's Gordy's Athlete of the Week is Mallie Doucette, one of the Vikings leaders. SportScene 13's Jenn Chapman has more.
Doucette is a memorable last name in the Colfax basketball community and Mallie Doucette is their most recent noisemaker.
"She brings a ton of energy, she is a great leader on the court and she knows how to step up when she really needs to," says teammate, Alexis Rudi.
The last time the Vikings went to the state tournament it was 2008. Mallie was in 6th grade and a manager for the team as her older sisters Courtney and Samantha played for their dad. That year they lost in the first round, something that has stayed with Mallie to this day.
"I don't know, kind of put some passion in me, definitely. Ever since that day, I always wanted to make it to state," says Mallie.
Mallie leads the Vikings in points per game, assists and rebounds, something she credits to all the hours she has spent in the red and white gym.
"I've been in this gym with my dad since I was...I can't really remember...ever since I can remember, I guess. And being a manager and watching my sisters play, you kind of learn their mistakes and learn the roles."
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"They are really together. They push us all very hard and it's just unbelievable how their chemistry is and it just kind of flows in with us," says teammate Taylor Shipman.
"Mallie is just a piece of the puzzle for us. You know, all our kids are important. And the thing that I respect and like about Mallie is she's a great teammate, she gets along with everybody, she doesn't care about stats or anything," says head coach and Mallie's father, Joe Doucette. "And I don't think any of our kids do. They really like each other, they really care for each other and they've been a team all the way."
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Lucinda plots, Craig stalks around and Janet fights with Dusty.
At the Lakeview, Janet flips out at Dusty after Jack tells her that the money she got was from him, not her father. Dusty defends his choice but she thinks he was trying to buy forgiveness. "You made me feel like I lost my father twice," she says, storming off. He takes out the engagement ring and stares at it.
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Lucinda freaks out when Craig walks into Lily's. Lily explains to her mother that she bailed Craig out. Faith walks in and Gabriel storms out with Craig trailing after him. Lucinda wonders what her daughter is doing inviting an arsonist and a grifter into her house. Lily sends her daughter off and then explains herself to her mother. Lucinda lists his crimes so Lily lists theirs and refuses to change her mind. Her mother thinks she's just looking for a hobby because she's miserable about Holden.
Outside, Craig thanks his son for coming forward with the truth. They bicker and Gabriel strides off. The insurance adjustor walks up and tells Craig to call Gabriel back. Craig offers to answer his questions, though it soon becomes apparent that he doesn't know anything about his son. The adjustor wonders about sabotage and tells him what Carly hinted at.
Parker shows up at the station. Jack excitedly tells him that he and Janet are having a boy. They look at a photo of Hal and Jack explains that he taught him to be a good cop. Parker tells him that all the times he's screwed up don't matter; what counts is the times he gets things right. As they hug, Janet walks in. She's miffed when Jack tells her he already knows her news. Parker heads off and Janet shows Jack a sonogram.
Parker runs into Gabriel on the street and orders him to stay away from Liberty. They taunt each other and Parker says Liberty would never hook up with him. Gabriel claims they already have. Parker rants about how Liberty would never want him and Gabriel decides to stick around town just to stick it to him.
Craig stalks over to Carly's and nearly kicks her door in. She mocks him and he tells her she will pay. He accuses her of trying to pin the blame of his son. When he offers to confess, she tells him just to blame it all on an electrical fault so they can get the money.
Dusty goes back to his place and hangs out with Johnny. Craig shows up and Johnny leaps into his arms. He explains that he's out on bail so everything is going back to normal. Dusty growls as Johnny packs.
Faith and Lucinda are still at Lily's. Lucinda tries to explain why Lily is acting so strangely. They exchange gossip and Lucinda moans that they will never get rid of Gabriel... unless... "You're a pretty girl. It might be an achievement to take one for the team," Lucinda suggests. Her granddaughter asks her if she's asking her to sleep with Gabriel. Actually, Lucinda wants her to plant some drugs on Gabriel. Lily returns and wonders why they both look so guilty. After Faith goes out, Lily accuses her mother of undermining her family and insists that she can look after things herself. She admits that she made a terrible mistake and still longs for Holden. Her mother tells her that she still has a chance with him.
Jack and Janet go to Java and look at the sonogram. They discuss names and chuckle until Dusty arrives. Jack makes himself scarce. Dusty sits with her and shows her the ring. She tells him she can't marry him and asks about Jennifer. He doesn't want to talk about her and gets uncomfortable. Janet admits that she still loves him because he listens and has quiet confidence. She wishes he could love her enough to respect her and tell the truth instead of trying to fix things. She's giving up the apartment and will go it alone.
Gabriel returns to Lily's and begins bickering with Faith. He tells her that she should get behind his relationship with Liberty so she can have Parker. Lucinda walks by them, telling him not to get too comfortable. Faith tells Gabriel he should be afraid of her grandma.
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Bulldogs Improve to 6-0 in the Ivy League This Season
ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Bulldogs started fast and didn't stop in a 3-0 sweep at Cornell on Friday night.
Kelly Johnson, fresh off her second Ivy Player of the Week award this season, led Yale with a match-high 12 kills to lift the Bulldogs to their 20th straight conference win. The scores of the match were 25-12, 25-18 and 25-22.
Yale improved to 6-0 in the Ivy League, 12-3 overall and maintained a two-match lead in the standings going into play on Saturday.
In their first Ivy road match of the season, the Bulldogs raced out a 12-5 lead in the opening set following blocks from Mollie Rogers and McHaney Carter. The Bulldogs hit .333 in the opener and finished the set strong.
Yale scored the last five points capped by a kill from Kendall Polan, who continued to provide an all-around effort with a season-best 32 assists in a three-set match and added 11 digs. Maddie Rudnick provided a team-high 16 digs and added a season-high three aces.
After falling behind 3-2 in the second set, Yale rebounded quickly. Johnson tied the set at 3 and the Bulldogs followed with five of the next six points that included two kills from Brittani Steinberg.
Steinberg finished with 11 kills and committed only two errors in 18 swings for a .500 hitting percentage. In her freshman season, Steinberg reached double figures in kills for the third time in four matches and the seventh time this season.
Cornell (6-10, 2-4 Ivy) bounced back in the third set. The Big Red scored three straight points to tie the set at 22-22.
The Bulldogs capitalized on a Cornell error and followed up with a Mollie Rogers kill to get to match point. Rogers had 11 kills and tallied double figures for the fifth straight match.
Yale returns to action tomorrow in New York City to face Columbia at 5 p.m.
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- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 4 eggs
- 1-1/2 cups milk
- 1 package (3 ounces) cook-and-serve vanilla pudding mix
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen strawberries, thawed and drained or 2 cups sliced fresh strawberries
- Confectioners' sugar
- Cover a baking sheet with foil; grease foil. Trace a 12-in. heart onto foil and set aside. In a large saucepan, bring the water, butter and salt to a boil over medium heat. Add flour all at once and stir until a smooth ball forms. Remove from the heat; let stand for 5 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Continue beating until mixture is smooth and shiny.
- Drop batter by rounded tablespoonfuls along the outside of the heart (mounds should be almost touching). Bake at 400° for 40-45 minutes or until golden. Lift foil and transfer to a wire rack. Immediately cut a slit in each puff to allow steam to escape; cool.
- In a saucepan, cook milk and pudding mix according to package directions. Cool. Fold in whipped cream and vanilla.
- Place cream puffs on a serving plate; split puffs open; discard soft dough from inside. Fill cream puffs just before serving; top with strawberries and replace tops. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 14-16 servings.
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