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Honestly With as much disappointment as we've had recently Renji let me down worst of all. He was my favorite "villain" during the SS arc. I thought him and Ichigo would have a Naruto/Gaara type relationship but Kubo let him fall behind Ichigo in development so much.
Pretty much a lot of the characters have lacked a good development. A lot of characters have fell well short of their potential.
I gotta agree even tho Gin's been my favorite since the beginning. 13KM poison dust extendo sonic boom sword. I'm like wtf@most fights and sacrifical kido.
Yeah. It all really came apart the last 40 chapters or so. The shit with Kensei really bothers me. I had a theory that Aizen predicted the appearance of the Vizards and needed one of them to go bankai against Wonderweiss in order to set off his release (how else? He couldn't possibly remember or vocalize a release phrase) But the fact Kensei wasn't there or discussed by the rest of the injured Vizards after the arc leads me to believe Kubo just forgot about him which is retarded and a prime example of how sloppy his writing has become.
It's kinda irritating to look back and realize how sooner Gin could've easily cut down Aizen instead of waiting until fucking zero hour.

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... lights and loud music. We stood in line for a long time. It reminded me of the movies with people lined up against the wall waiting to get in and only the VIPs make it in. After 45 minutes, we gave up and left. We stopped in a store and waked around it for a bit. We ended up making conversation with a couple who was in town from somewhere south of Chicago. They told us to meet them at O'Callaghan's and they'd buy us a ...
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... helping Annalissa make a card for Chris and Liane's engagement. Lissa's boyfriend Jim joined us. He's a really nice guy (despite not owning a passport!!!! :P ) and started making conversation with me which Lissa says he doesn't often do, so he must have been on his best behaviour! He started with, "so you're from the UK right?" and then asked me questions about Ireland and Irish car bomb shots… I was amused because obviously the Republic of ...
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November 30, 2010
So I decided to do a jigsaw puzzle.
I hadn't done one in years. But a few weeks ago, a friend offered me a jigsaw puzzle: someone had given it to her as a gift, and she didn't want it. Just the sight of the box brought back childhood memories, and I took the puzzle home.
When I was a kid, we sometimes spent winter afternoons doing jigsaw puzzles. My mother would set up a folding table near the front window, where we could get the late afternoon light. I'd sit in a wooden chair, studying the pieces, gathering ones that had similar colors, putting them together to form an image. My mother would work on the puzzle for a few minutes, then go into the kitchen to make dinner. My brother would take the spot next to me, gathering pieces systematically, and announcing anything he considered a big breakthrough. "Okay, folks, the barn is now connected to the sky." Sometimes we'd talk, sometimes we'd work in silence. When my eyes got tired of staring at puzzle pieces, I'd look up at the sky outside the window, hoping for snowflakes.
So yesterday, I pulled a folding table out of the garage, set in up in my front window, and worked on a jigsaw puzzle. The craziness inside my head seemed to calm down as I moved the pieces around. I got a little feeling of satisfaction I got every time I snapped a piece into place.
"What's this?" Shaggy Hair Boy asked incredulously when he came home and saw the puzzle. "Is this because the neighbor kids aren't here?"
When Boy in Black and First Extra came through the door, First Extra surveyed the table with interest. "Wow," he said. "This is old school procrastination." He sat down on the ottoman and picked up the box.
He'd read my blog post, he said. He and Skater Boy had talked about it at lunch. He ran his fingers through the box of pieces, looking for edge pieces. I snapped some more pieces into place. Then the boys went out in the backyard to throw.
12 comments:
- Songbird said...
Wish I could come over and work on it with you.
- susan said...
I'm glad you have your throwing boys around you. - 10:51 PM
- Kimberly said...
Beautiful. The lighting and the words.
- Barbara said...
I haven't done a puzzle for years. I would like to. I like your set up.
I hope it helps to ease things.
I'm thinking of you and the little neighbour kids. - 6:24 AM
- sherry said...
I have a career that carries with it situations like you are experiencing.
After many years, I have come to realize that I may or may not be able to save the life.....but I can and have saved the day.
You saved many, many days for these children. In God's time that may be a lifetime.
I hope that helps.
Word verification: tough - 10:31 AM
- Sarah Sometimes said...
"Old-school procrastination"! I love it. Thinking of you, and the kids.
- Val said...
thinking of you all
- Lomagirl said...
For this and the last post- a big internet hug. And one for biker boy, too.
He and his sister and family are often in my prayers. - 2:49 PM
- BrightenedBoy said...
I hope the puzzle helps.
Small things, simple things, can often be very comforting.
And at least you're still relatively close by to Biker Boy, right?
In an unrelated note, it must present you with a strange duality to have real-life friends reading your blog. On the other hand, you can share and discuss it with them. On the other hand, I imagine you soemtimes feel inhibited about whether you can be totally honest. - 3:43 PM
- jo(e) said...
Songbird: I wish you could too!
Sherry: Thanks. I do try to think in those terms. When we took Little Biker Boy out to the movies on Saturday, and I watched him as he was laughing and eating the treats we'd bought him, I thought to myself, "Well, at least he's having a good time right now." That's really all I can give these kids.
BB: Most of the time, I forget that anyone I know in real life reads the blog. (The vast majority of my friends don't.) So it always comes as a surprise when someone mentions the blog. Yeah, in some ways, it limits what I put on the blog -- I have to be careful to respect other people's privacy -- but I've found that nothing on the internet is private and it's better just to assume that anyone might stumble onto anything I've written.
We do live fairly close to where Biker Boy is staying right now. I'm relying on the fact that his mother will likely call me to ask for a favor (she has no car) like she often does, and that's how I'll be able to maintain contact. If that doesn't happen, I'll figure out something else. - 3:55 PM
- immersion said...
"old school procrastination" cracked me up.
- Lilian said...
I totally second Sarah Sometimes & immersion, I LOVED the "old school procrastination" line!! ;-)
They really do know you, don't they? Asking whether you were doing a puzzle because Biker boy was gone... bittersweet. - 11:27 PM


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China's Z-10 Attack Helicopter |
China on Thursday confirmed it had developed its first modern military attack helicopter, but denied reports that the chopper was a replica of stolen US Black Hawk technology.
A Chinese defence ministry spokesperson claimed that the attack helicopter Z-10 was manufactured on indigenous know-how, including its engines.
The website sought to refute allegations that Beijing had used stolen US technology to develop the attack helicopter which may have advanced stealth features.
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The Chinese announcement comes weeks after a major US defence contractor, United Technologies, told a US court that it may have violated an embargo on export of controlled technology to China. The company agreed to the pay a $75 million fine in connection with the export violation.
Defence Ministry spokesperson Yang Yujun, in response to allegations made by US prosecutors, said the helicopter's manufacturer had used independent intellectual property rights.
"China's attack helicopters and their engines are all self-developed, and have proprietary intellectual property rights," said Yang, adding that the so-called piracy "is far from truth."
Yang said the development of China's military equipment has always followed the principle of independent innovation, and relied on its own capability in research and production, according to a report in Xinhua news agency.
According to US prosecutors, the American company had entered the Chinese aviation software market, knowing that its export of modified software would allow China to test and develop its new military helicopter, called the Z-10.
The Chinese announcement comes in the backdrop of increasing accusations by the United States that Beijing was spying and hacking into programmes of American defence contractors.
A report to the US Congress in March said that China's military had made significant advances in its cyber warfare capabilities that could be used against the US.
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HOUSING ELEMENT TASK FORCE AGENDA March 28, 2011 5:30 p.m. City Council Conference Room City Hall at 420 Litho Street
Each agenda item will be considered in the following manner: 1) Staff will provide a presentation/overview; 2) the Housing Element Task Force will discuss the item; 3) the public may comment on the item; and 4) the Task Force will discuss the item and take action. The Task Force may, at its discretion, consider agenda items out of the order in which they are listed. The public may comment on any item on the agenda that has not previously been subject to public comment. To give everyone an opportunity to be heard and to ensure the presentation of different points of view, the Task Force requests that members of the audience who speak: 1) Always address the Chair; 2) State his or her name and address; 3) State views succinctly, and; 4) Limit comments to three minutes. 1. CALL TO ORDER Chair Stan Bair (Planning Commission Rep) Vice-Chair Joan Cox (Planning Commission Rep) Mike Kelly (City Council Rep) Linda Pfeifer (City Council Rep) Susan Cleveland-Knowles (City Resident) Steve Flahive (City Resident) Kim Stoddard (City Resident) Chris Visher (City Resident) Ray Withy (City Resident) 2. PUBLIC COMMENT ON ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA 3. WELCOME OF NEW TASK FORCE MEMBERS 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – December 13, 2010, January 10 and February 28, 2011 5. REPORT ON CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 5221 REGARDING HOUSING ELEMENT TASK FORCE 6. SITE INVENTORY TECHNICAL REPORTS a. Accessory Dwelling Units in Single Family Districts Document: Draft Technical Report Recommended Action: Review and Approve b. Accessory Dwelling Units in Two/Multi Family Districts Document: Draft Technical Report Recommended Action: Review and Approve c. Vacant and Underdeveloped Parcels Document: Draft Technical Report Recommended Action: Review and Approve 7. EVALUATION OF THE 1995 HOUSING ELEMENT Documents: a. Staff's Evaluation b. Subcommittee's Evaluation Recommended Action: Review, select and approve evaluation 8. SCHEDULING OF SECOND COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 9. SB 375 10. COMMUNICATIONS a. Staff - News Clippings -"San Anselmo considers relaxing restrictions on second units" http://www.marinij.com/sananselmo/ci_17575560 b. Task Force Members 11. AGENDA TOPICS FOR NEXT MEETING 12. ADJOURN – Next Meeting- April 25, 2011
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Up to 50 violent gangs could be operating in the area where five-year-old Thursha Kamaleswaran was caught in the crossfire of a feud, sources said yesterday.
The busy Stockwell Road is now noticeably quiet. Police vans and media are gathered outside the convenience store where the shooting took place.
Kanthan Mylganam, 22, works two doors down and said he was aware of the area's dangers. He was robbed in his room above his shop two years ago.
"I am scared to go outside now and stay indoors after 11pm. It's really not safe," he said. "I am not surprised at the number of gangs they are talking about, but it is worrying that a little girl got caught up in their business."
Detectives investigating the shooting have secured the support of the Territorial Support Group to reassure locals they are not at risk of tit-for-tat attacks.
Lambeth councillor Peter Robbins said work had been done to tackle the borough's gang problems but more was needed.
"It is incredibly shocking, I think the whole community is numb and horrified, and rightly so," he said.
"There is a fairly well-known problem with gangs and guns in Lambeth, it is something that the council and the police are working together incredibly hard to solve."
But other locals said the area is no different to many others in London.
Simon Tichner, 41, landlord of the Queen's Head pub said: "It is usually gang against gang – yes, if you walk across the estate at night you will find trouble, but where in London wouldn't you?"
In this case innocent bystanders couldn't avoid the gang warfare as it spilled out onto the high street. One of the pair being chased by the gunmen told police how he cowered behind shelves in order to escape the bullets.
A man in the shop, believed to be Roshan Selvakumar, 35, was shot in the head, and five-year-old Thursha, are both in a serious but stable condition.
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It was an Irish reunion this pre-Christmas party evening, as two of the most vibrant bands from over the water joined a packed and jovial Manchester Arena a Christmas party to end all Christmas parties. First up were Galways The Saw Doctors, whos rooted rock and blend of country, punk, and pop, with a hint of rock and roll, made them the perfect choice to open for the equally diverse, The Pogues. As the fun filled band played their way through crowd favourites including the vibrant Tommy K and N17 they spread festive spirit amongst the ardent audience, as infectious dancing, clapping and singing spread around the cavernous venue, making it feel a tad more intimate. The melodic hooks and often-heartfelt lyrics were met with some upbeat Irish jig like music, which just added to the fun and generated some vibrant dancing amongst the floor area. This vibrant and uplifting set came just in time for the festive season, and a good time was had by all. The end was by far not near, as one great band leaves us to eat drink and be merry, the way was paved for yet another party, and by the time you had been to the bar for your Guinness, youd be ready to toast Shane McGowan[sic] and the gang. It was a packed evening; the stage was full of musicians, with the original line up of The Pogues present and, the arena was brimming with merry hopefuls in search of a party to end all parties. Yet, one person stood out, quite why he stood out; well you had to be there. The larger than life Shane McGowan[sic] stumbled onto the stage and more or less fell into opener Streams of Whiskey, but straight away all that had gathered jumped into their dancing shoes and the merriment had begun. 'It's good to be back in Liverpool.' These were the first audible utterances from the main man McGowan[sic], who was his usual inimitable self all night, with one of his memorable moments being when he found time to have a go at the Manchester United football team; calling them all "Puffs". For all his drunken exuberance and cockiness Shane McGowan[sic] didn't miss a line all night, this was by no means whatsoever a freak show, which some cynics would argue that a gig involving the eponymous Irishman is reduced to these days. Cait O'Riordan provided some glamour to the evening by joining the gang for a crisp version of I'm A Man You Don't Meet Everyday and of course, she returned later for a stirring and breathtaking version of the classic Fairytale Of New York. Highlight track on a vibrant, entertaining and enigmatic set was the anthemic Gaelic pub number; Irish Rover that was sung with passion and spirit by the showstopper Mr. Shane McGowan[sic]. Let's hear it for Shane McGowan[sic] and the guys! |
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LANSING � Senator. Bruce Caswell recently announced the appropriation of $4 million in additional funding for heating assistance to lower income propane customers.
Because of the unprecedented increase in propane prices for the past several months Caswell worked with his colleagues to approve additional heating assistance for lower income Michigan citizens that use propane to heat their homes.
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A dramatic line-up of theatre talent will take centre stage during a forthcoming one-day arts event in Scarborough.
The organisers of Coastival's Rather Splendid Day Out have given more details of the drama on offer during February's event. Everything from thrillers, to experimental fantasy, comedy and cutting-edge performance will be on offer on 11th February.
First up will be Beach Hut Theatre presenting Stalked by Flowers at 1pm at Scarborough Library. This is described as a multi-media comedy thriller which takes the audience on a theatrical journey from town to the Wolds as Holly discovers "life in a florist's can be fun but also, sometimes, deadly".
At 3pm at the University of Hull Scarborough Campus, Inspired by Charms is an exploration of charms, superstitions, fears, faeries and fantasies, performed by second year School of Arts and New Media Students.
Stacy Makishi takes to the stage, again at the University of Hull Scarborough Campus, at 4pm with her performance The Making of Bull: The True Story. It is described as a "fusion of physical theatre, music, film and text", exploring lies, Fargo, maps, donut holes, murder secrets, kidnap and how to get lucky.
Lost Property presents 'Cracks' is "a deviously cheek and unpredictable show" pushing the boundaries of reality and sanity to a new extreme. Unravelling the mysteries of a house for sale, this performance is at the Regency Room at the Spa at 5.15pm.
Later in the day sees one of the big highlights of the Rather Splendid Day Out, the first part of a major theatre event by award-winning theatre company Slung Low. At 6pm at the Spa Sun Court, Slung Low will present Darkness at the Sun Court, the first of five pieces to be performed at arts festivals across North Yorkshire under the collective name Converging Paths.
"No arts event day would be complete without a wide range of theatre and performance and we have pulled together an exciting and innovative line up for Coastival's Rather Splendid Day Out. From the students at Hull University to the edgy and unique style of Stacy Makishi, this is a great programme of theatre, topped off with the Slung Low event at the Spa Sun Court."
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Coastival is establishing itself as a major local organiser of new, innovative and exciting arts events on the Yorkshire coast. It has so far held two successful arts weekends and a host of one-off events.
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Yesterday morning was wonderful! Kaia, Todd, and I ran a 5K for wounded warriors. I was soooo proud of our community yesterday. My gym and another organization paid to put everything together, including snacks and t-shirts after and wonderful volunteers worked the race for free so that all proceeds went to the wounded warrior project. Over 1000 racers came out and there were some genorous donors. I believe they said over $70K was raised! Yay!
But then yesterday evening my poor angel spiked a temp. She hit up to 102 and was understandably upset and uncomfortable and had a hard time sleeping. Baby tylenol was super helpful and baby's feeling a bit better this morning but were still not there yet. Keep fingers crossed for her to feel better soon please!
Hope you all are having a great weekend!
Sunday, June 5, 2011
5K Saturday & Sick Baby
Posted by TheBabyMammaChronicles at 8:38 AM
11 comments:
- Kristi said...
Great job on your race! I love seeing a community come together.
- June 5, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Mamabear said...
poor babe! I hope she feels better. Congrats on the 5K! I ran one with Baby Bear last month, 154th place! At least I didn't come in last :)
- June 5, 2011 at 6:48 PM
- Mrs. Pancakes said...
Congrats! I love when families do races together...too adorable!
- June 5, 2011 at 8:45 PM
- Ameena said...
Maya had a high fever only one time since she's been on earth. I plunked into a freezing cold bathtub and it came down immediately. I think she's been terrified to get sick ever since!
I hope your little one feels better ASAP. And congrats on the race! - June 6, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Alicia@ Mommy Delicious said...
Running a 5k must have been awesome. So sorry to hear baby girl got feverish. hope she feels better soon. Like, really soon.
- June 6, 2011 at 1:57 PM
- Kelly said...
Ah Khara I hope she's better soon. Fevers can be scary. I'm sure she'll be ok soon.
Cool about the race. Sounds like an awesome cause! - June 6, 2011 at 5:04 PM
- Elizabeth-Flourish in Progress said...
Hey mama, I hope the baby is feeling better!
And congrats on the 5K! - June 7, 2011 at 4:38 PM
- Kitchen Belleicious said...
oh I am praying for her! hang in there. Grant had a 104 for a whole week and a half. the docs keep saying it was a virus but I was so scared. Just keep switching between tylenol and advil every 6 hours- that is what they told me
- June 7, 2011 at 5:55 PM
- Paula @ Simply Sandwich said...
Congrats on the 5K but "dislike" on sick Kaia! Really hate when those fevers hit. Hoping she is back to norm soon! :)
- June 9, 2011 at 8:25 PM
- The Blue Zoo said...
Awesome about the race, but not so awesome about the sick baby. =( Poor baby!
- June 9, 2011 at 9:24 PM
- Anastasia said...
Sending good vibes, I hope she feels better.
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Rani tying the knot with Aditya in May?
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Reigning queen of Bollywood Rani Mukherjee and hit filmmaker Aditya Chopra have always maintained that they are just close friends though there were rumours that they were madly in love. But if the latest news is to be believed, this 'just close friends' are tying the knot soon.
Aditya and wife Payal Khanna have filled for divorce by mutual consent and they are likely to be legally separated by May. Sources said that Aditya and Rani are looking forward to get married in May once the divorce papers are signed. They are said to be planning a big fat wedding in Mumbai. However, sources said that the news of their engagement is baseless.
Meanwhile, the couple are facing stiff opposition from their families. Aditya's father Yash Chopra and mother Pamela are not happy with the new development, as they get along very well with their daughter-in-law Payal. They have refused to accept Rani to their fold. It is said that Yash Chopra has even asked Aditya to leave Rs.1,000 crore Yash Raj empire. Payal is getting Rs.25 crore as alimony after the divorce besides a huge bungalow gifted by her in-laws.
The aura in Rani's family is not better either. Her parents are not happy with the alliance. This forced her to move out of her family a couple of months ago.
You know, all is fair in love and war!
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Thursday, August 14, 2008
Tell Me What to Do on Facebook?
Okay I joined Facebook and I think it is probably a cool place to hang. But what do you do once you get there? And what are these mobs? Is it some sort of game or just another level of hanging out. Is it related to scrabulous because I am dying to know what that is?
So far everyone I asked to be my friend has agreed, except "the one who I will not name." But reading someone diary once is not the world's greatest crime or is it? Okay, maybe it is.
Anyway, tell me what you do on Facebook and is just another time-sucking activity because I can't resist any of them. Look at me now. Doing this when I should be doing that.
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- Sandra Scoppettone said...
You want to know what to do? Get off of it.
- pattinase (abbott) said...
The Internet is my new cigarette. I took me twenty years to find it but I did.
- Terrie Farley Moran said...
I'm with Sandra. I've never even seen Facebook. Although I have to tell you that I went to an Obama organizing meeting the other night, and the young ones all knew about each other through their Facebook pages, even if they'd never met.
I told them not to expect much techno stuff from me as I cast my first Presidential vote in 1968 and tend to do things the old fashioned way. (They found me quite amusing.)
Patti, you are so right, the Internet can be very addictive.
Terrie - 9:25 AM
- Kerrie said...
I actually think faceBook is a younger generation thing. I hate all the widgets and gadgets, but my daughters love it, and use it to store photos, get in touch/keep in touch with friends etc.
- Juri said...
Hey, updates are fun and they can be a form of poetry or even flash fiction if you wish. I like Facebook and will be sending you a friend request any minute now! ;)
And it's actually a pretty good e-mail-substituting software, without viruses (so far). - 8:08 AM
- pattinase (abbott) said...
I am suddenly not getting comments forwarded to me. Has something on blogger changed and you need to do something new to get your comments forwarded?
- Cormac Brown said...
Stay away from it. I'm about to do "Scramble," a scrabble game where you are on a timer. There's black jack and poker that have taken away valuable writing time.
Otherwise, it is just a grown-up MySpace. You post pics and try to accumulate friends. There is a Hammett club, Chandler club, hard-boiled club, etc...
To me and this is not speaking out against the various reading clubs, there is more interaction and posts on Crimespace.
I'm not exactly speaking out against it, other than it hinders writing. - 11:26 PM
- pattinase (abbott) said...
And there's something unseemly about begging people to be my friend. I did enough of that in fourth grade.
- Cormac Brown said...
"And there's something unseemly about begging people to be my friend. I did enough of that in fourth grade."
Exactly. - 6:38 PM


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We are such fans of KIOSK, the teeny tiny import boutique that focuses on plain and unadorned design. They are halfway between dime store and art installation, with a revolving stock of objects for sale culled and curated from various countries around the world. They look for products that are nearly hidden in everyday life, but somehow expressive of their culture. They've featured metal clips from Japan, string shopping bags from East Germany, a fish smoker from Finland, and many other well-designed but quiet (and inexpensive) items for home and kitchen.
Here are two new favorites, and one, this time, is from America itself.
• KIOSK's current collection is from America, their first edition of quirky and useful products from around the United States. We love this Shaker onion basket; it supposedly will keep your onions happy and mold-free. It's out of stock, but more are expected in at any moment.
• Shaker Onion Basket, $45
• KIOSK is also running a separate special edition called "9 FOR 2009" ..."Objects to cater to an obsessive streak." Well, we're pretty obsessed with coffee, so this slim, classic pot may be for us. It's from Japan, and it's made of enamel.
• Slim Pot, $60
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Production K-22.
Filmed May 10 to 21, 1927. See the 'miscellaneous' section below for details.
Released July 31, 1927. This is according to Smile When The Raindrops Fall by Brian Anthony & Andy Edmonds. Maltin & Bann list the date as June 26th. In A History Of The Hal Roach Studios by Richard Lewis Ward, the date is listed as July 30th. Since Pathé releases were usually on Sundays, the 30th is unlikely, but the other two dates fit. The Maltin & Bann date gives the film the same release date as "Baby Brother" (no. 60). If either of the later dates is correct, then "The Glorious Fourth" was the 62nd film in the series to be released.
Copyrighted July 22, 1927, by Pathé Exchange, Inc. Registration no. LU24204. Renewed January 10, 1955, with registration no. R142111. This copyright is currently due to expire at the end of 2022.
Silent two-reeler.
Probable opening title: '"Our Gang" Comedies - Hal Roach presents His Rascals in "The Glorious Fourth".'
Released into TV syndication as Mischief Makers episode no. 1016, "Fourth Of July," copyrighted Sep. 1, 1960, with registration number LP17321.
11 shooting dates went into the making of this film. Four days after shooting finished for "Olympic Games" (no. 63), the 'start' date arrived for "The Glorious Fourth" on May 10th. Shooting continued until the 'finish' date of May 21st. No shooting took place on May 15th, which was a Sunday. Anthony Mack directed on most of the shooting dates, but Robert F. McGowan directed on May 10th, 19th, 20th, and 21st. Only three days passed before shooting began on the next Our Gang production, which was either "Playin' Hookey" (no. 65) or "The Smile Wins" (no. 66).
The unseen baby that swallows a button is named "Little Marmalade."
There were 38 copies of this film printed for its initial release.
The calendar seen in the film is set on July 3rd.
©Mar. 7, 2005, by Robert Demoss.
2005 updates: 4/10, 4/25, 12/15.
2006 updates: 1/9, 5/16, 6/11, 6/12, 7/17, 10/25.
2007 updates: 4/1, 10/22, 12/8.
2008 updates: 2/21, 3/31, 7/6.
2009 updates: 1/18, 6/26, 7/19.
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It's the final game of a 12-game homestand for the Panthers as they try and win one of three games against Florida Atlantic this afternoon. FIU is 7-4 on the homestand. The Panthers play at Tennessee Wednesday and then travel to WKU next weekend.
Left-hander R.J. Fondon (3-1, 2.59 ERA) starts for FIU against FAU left-hander Austin Gomber (0-1, 2.63 ERA).
You can also follow today's game on the Panther Pass LIVE broadcast with Chad Robinson and myself calling the action.


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At least for American viewers.
But some sad news first. Filmmaker S Raamnathan has passed away.
It seems Kamal Haasan has gotten himself into some trouble over Vishwaroopam.
Haasan's ingenious plan was conceived in order to avoid the whole piracy loop and air 'Vishwaroopam' for the masses to enjoy it from the comfort of their homes.
10 January, one day before its theatrical release, the film was to be aired on the DTH platform at the rate of approximately Rs 1,000 per subscriber. The Tamil Nadu Film Theatre Owners' Association protested heavily against this idea and refused to release the film in their screens, as they believed it would create no business for them when it was already out on DTH.
So for now the film is literally releasing – nowhere.
Ram Leela for November 2013?
Ayesha Takia disavows her father-in-law's statements on the murdered Delhi woman.
I'd also recommend listening to this NPR show on the topic. Anand Giridharadas and Sonia Falerio are the guests and they have a lot of smart things to say.
(And on a superficial note: Kangana Ranaut looks so much better in her "social activism" avatar than her glam one. Look at her curly hair! ♥)
Congratulations to Sunidhi Chauhan on her pregnancy!
No more item number for Neha Dhupia - though the article neglects to mention the delightful Hotty Naughty.
Varun Dhawan's mom gets mad if he takes his top off. Possibly the most entertaining story of the day.
Varun's co-debutant Siddharth has signed the Karan Johar-Anurag Kashyap film with Parineeti Chopra!
Do we trust Imran Khan's sense of humor?
MKBKM seems like a quirky, irreverent film. Sometimes films with a quirky, irreverent plot can backfire, wasn't that a worry while making the film?
Yaar any film can backfire. That is something which you can never predict as it's not in your control. For me, I found the story very entertaining and that's the reason I decided to do it. The USP of the film lies in its humour. It's a damn funny film.
Because nothing says "laff riot" like Imran Khan.
Do you know who does say "laff riot"? Whoever chose the picture to accompany this article on Aashiqui 2.
A unit member says, "It is a romantic film and the scene was apt for the story."
Subtle form of resistance? I highly recommend clicking on the link if you need a good laugh.
Just no. This movie sounds like it's going to be a shit show.
Described as a "zany dramedy-musical" the story follows a Bollywood 'icon' arriving in London who - against all odds - wins the lead role in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at Stratford-Upon-Avon.
It seems as it's probably based on this play.
And this would make a better reality series than film. I have a feeling. The "Princess" of Dubai is making her film debut.
Ram Gopal Varma to make Satya 2 starring John Abraham.
"The difference between 'Satya' and 'Satya 2′ is that if 'Satya' was a story of a man who came to Mumbai in 1997 and got sucked into circumstances that existed then vis-à-vis the underworld, 'Satya 2′ is about a man who comes to Mumbai in 2012 to create his own circumstances and to reinvent the underworld."
Sujoy Ghosh talks Kahaani 2. Apparently the key word is: ACTION.
Sanjay Dutt and his new manager part ways.
Says a source, "Reshma Shetty thought she would do for Dutt what she did for Salman. A career turn-around. But for miracles to happen you need a two-way motivation. Salman listened to her advice, followed her guide, picked up the films and endorsement deals worked out by her. It was hoped that Sanjay Dutt too would fall into a more organized work pattern. But that wasn't meant to be."
Does this mean no more roles like Agneepath?
Murder 3 trailer... can Randeep Hooda possibly provide as much camp entertainment value as Emraan Hashmi? We'll find out, I suppose.


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Web Extra: Web-Based Instruction
Welcome to the supplemental material to Web-Based Instruction: a Guide for Libraries, Third Edition. This is an offering of links to materials discussed in the latest edition.
Susan Sharpless Smith
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Setting the Stage
- Chapter Two: Library Instruction on the Web
- Chapter Three: Project Framework
- Chapter Four: Selecting Project Development Tools
- Chapter Five: Designing the User Experience
- Chapter Six: Multimedia: Using Graphics, Sound, Animation, and Video
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Lets forget van pers. we have a great season ahead of us. for the first time I'm very excited about this season and new signings.
U r a silly angry fan Demonking. u did the same coment about alex. at least changed, shake it up a little.
Knock, knock, who's there?
EL CLASSICO. dec10 can't wait. but still the referees was unfair to barca today. we will see wat will happen in el classico.
I just love arsenal periode.
Wat u sayinh man. did we watch the same game.
What is happen with chelsea in old trafford, it was suppose to be their fortress, but now looks like more like a funeral home.haha
I was looking for one video that is in spanish and there is none. wat f**k i thoght this was a spanish league for god sake.
We should have a fan sociaty that banish fans like him.
Barca and madrid both with fear of arsenal. got like that. arsenal all the way.
Soon or later spurs will go down
For all you people here talking about cr7 and messi, don't u guys are tired. its time to move on. everyday messi blablabla cr7 blablablabla, get a life people, ...
Keep going arsenal,we must not fail.
OMG how i hate barcelona
You guys are bunch of hipocrits. last week mou was a genius. because of one game, ONE game lost and now u all come after him like chikens.just to remind u guys ...
If madrid and barca was in england or any other contry, the story will always be the same. two horses race.
That is the point everybody are talking about cr7 wounder almost goal.
Thank you.
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Ticket #3357 (closed defect: fixed)
got VERR_REM_TOO_MANY_TRAPS with preinstalled XP SP3 hard disk image of QEMU & VMWare
Reported by: | roytam1 | Owned by: | |
Priority: | major | Component: | VMM |
Version: | VirtualBox 2.1.4 | Keywords: | VERR_REM_TOO_MANY_TRAPS |
Cc: | Guest type: | Windows | |
Host type: | Windows |
I have a harddisk image that was installed XP SP3 in QEMU, which boots fine in both QEMU 0.9.1 and VMWare Player 2.5.1. When I try booting this harddisk image with VirtualBox, it stalls and when I mount a CD Image from Menu, I get VERR_REM_TOO_MANY_TRAPS. Log and screenshot atteched.
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comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by sandervl73
- Status changed from new to closed
- Resolution set to worksforme
First make sure you have migrated the guest properly before assuming it's a bug in VirtualBox. See http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Migrate_Windows
comment:3 Changed 8 years ago by roytam1
- Status changed from closed to reopened
- Resolution worksforme deleted
in the log: 648 00:00:39.437 Changing the VM state from 'RUNNING' to 'SUSPENDED'. 649 00:00:39.524 Changing the VM state from 'SUSPENDED' to 'RUNNING'. and then it traps, should it be a bug? I don't think mount/unmount CD-ROM will lead to killing the VM session.


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The ironic title of this film indirectly alludes to the fact that Chronos devours his children, and it also refers to some young adults who share an apartment in Athens. They try to come to grips with their identities and existences before they too, will be devoured by time. The apartment dwellers include Aris (Takis Moschos) who is in medical school by default and in journalism to earn a living; his roommate Thanos (Minas Hadjisavvas); and...more
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has fined batsman Suresh Raina 25% of his match fees for showing dissent on his dismissal on Day One of the second Test between India and the West Indies at the Kensington Oval.
Raina was guilty of breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct.
The offence took place in the 56th over of the India innings when Raina was caught off the bowling of Devendra Bishoo. The batsman shook his head to indicate that he did not hit the ball which seemed to be an attempt to influence the umpire's decision. On being given out, he looked to the sky in disgust and then after picking his bat up from the ground swung it at the dirt as well as shaking his head again.
"Raina was found to have breached Article 2.1.3 of the code which relates to showing dissent at an umpire's decision by action or verbal abuse," said ICC in a release Tuesday.
After close of play, the left-handed batsman pleaded guilty and accepted the proposed sanction offered to him by match referee Chris Broad.
"What Suresh did was a clear breach of the code, something the player himself has accepted. There is a fine line between showing disappointment at a dismissal and demonstrating dissent but on this occasion Suresh was well over that line and his behaviour was unacceptable," said Broad.
All Level 1 breaches carry a minimum penalty of an official reprimand and a maximum penalty of 50% of a player's match fee. The charge was brought by on-field umpires Asad Rauf and Billy Bowden as well as third umpire Gregory Brathwaite and fourth official Norman Malcolm.


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Andrew Denton has become a minor celebrity in the US after an interview he conducted with Lisa Marie Presley, which appears to have caught the attention of the Michael Jackson child-sex investigators. Denton today gave two interviews to leading American television networks NBC and FOX News after an interview he conducted with Presley, Jackson's first wife, for his Enough Rope program on ABC TV on Monday night. In the interview, parts of which also have been aired by NBC, Presley appeared to allude to activities within Jackson's Neverland ranch near Santa Barbara. Jackson has been charged with seven counts of lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 and two counts of giving the child an intoxicating agent, reportedly wine. He has called the allegations a "big lie". Presley, who divorced Jackson in 1996 after a union lasting 19 months, told Denton she had felt powerless in her marriage, and that was why she left. "I mean, powerless in a lot of ways, in terms of ... realising that I was part of a machine, and seeing things going on that I couldn't do anything about," she said. "And don't ask me what sort of things, because I'm not going to answer. But just stuff." US legal experts suggested today that investigators of the Michael Jackson case would want to subpoena Presley to testify in the case, on the back of her comments to Denton. Presley is touring Australia to promote her debut album To Whom it May Concern. AAP
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This image may be familiar to many of you if you have spent anytime over at my Facebook page, where I debuted my Liberty of London Tresco Floral tana lawn fabric top (woo, that's a whole lot of words) after I had completed it and was able to wear it for the first time.
This top took me way too long to make (which makes me think I need these labels for all of my handmade garments), but by the end of the ten or so hours I spent crafting this top, I was beyond thrilled with it.
I ended up wearing it the first time to my son's sixth birthday party, on the assumption that I would see my stepmother, who is my sewing partner in crime. She ended up not being able to make it, but not one single person looked at my top and said, "oh, that's homemade," or "oh, ah, my eyes, they bleed from the horrible craftsmanship." So I guess I would call that a victory of sorts.
(BTW, my stepmother saw it a few days later and declared that she loved it, especially the shape, and asked if she could borrow the pattern. She wears the same size top as me, so we can do that, no problem.)
I like this top belted, since it is a very relaxed shape, and not all outfits call for a loose fitting top.
If I have one thing I would change, it would be the sleeves, since I feel like I could have constructed the edges a bit better, but I was more than happy at how nicely the shoulder seams and side seams came together.
Full outfit. I love the brightness of the print with the solid burgundy and cream and grey.
From the back. The back is a bit longer than the front, which I did on purpose to help with my frame.
The pattern is Butterick 5463 and is view c. I changed it up, though, by shortening it. I have plenty of longer tunics in my closet, but longer tops, not so much. :)
I wore it again to my first class of Sewing 2. My teacher really wanted to see it in real life, and I was more than happy to oblige. :)
I love it with the
Zip Ankle Skimmer in the deep pink/purple shade and the pretty cobalt blue cardigan.
I wore it without the belt that day, since the pants were a slimmer silhouette than the sweater skirt I wore to Rex's birthday party.
I knew that CW would go gaga for the print, so I indulged her inherent girly-ness and made her this adorable dress (also a Butterick pattern--5442--no ruffle, though, may add one later). I had to take a lot of time making this, since the facing on this one is more complicated than the facing on my top, but because I had more experience with sewing in general, I found this dress a bit easier to make, and the finishing on it is far better looking.
I had made a tiny mistake on the shoulder seams on this one, so I decided to add bows to the top bit, which not only covered the mistake but also gives the dress another very darling element.
Plus...I can say that I made this for around $35, and not for the $150 that this one costs at J. Crew. That said, the J. Crew one is a bit more difficult to make, but still! :)
Close-up of the hem, which *is* an accomplishment for me, since I find hemming so very difficult.
Okay, well, that's it for this installment of the "made by me" files.
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Ohio OVI/DUI: Refusal to Take a Blood, Breath, or Urine Test
In Ohio, if you get pulled over for an OVI (operating a vehicle under the influence) and the officer asks you to take a blood, breath, or urine test, do you have to take one? What happens if you refuse?
Implied Consent
Ohio law requires you to take a blood, breath, or urine test if you are arrested for an OVI. Ohio's "implied consent" law says that if you are lawfully arrested by an officer who has probable cause to believe that you have been operating under the influence, then you consent to taking a chemical test of your blood, breath, or urine for the purpose of determining your blood alcohol content (BAC). The test must be taken within two hours of driving and the officer gets to choose which test you take.
You could be arrested for an OVI even if you are not driving. If you have physical control of a vehicle while under the influence, then that can be enough for an officer to arrest you. In Ohio, physical control of a vehicle means being in the driver's seat and having the keys, even if the keys are not in the ignition.
You can read Ohio's implied consent law in the Ohio Revised Code 4511.191. For more on physical control of a vehicle, see Ohio Revised Code 4511.194.
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Once you are arrested, you can't refuse a test without facing the consequences of refusal. The officer does not need to tell you the following penalties for refusing a test. You will lose your license for one year if this is your first refusal, for two years for your second refusal within six years, and for three years for your third refusal within six years. For any subsequent refusal, you will lose your license for five years. If you have had any prior OVI convictions, then the state will count those against you by increasing the time of your suspension. Also, you have to pay a $475 fine to get your license back after you finish your term.
If you have been convicted of an OVI two or more times within six years of your last offense, the officer can use any reasonable means to make you take any chemical test and should tell you this before asking you to take one. Whether the means are reasonable will depend on the particular situation, but an officer holding a person's arms down by the wrists so a nurse could draw blood is a good example of acceptable restraint. You can find this example in the case State v. Slates, 2011 Ohio 295 (2011). Once you submit to the blood test, then you have the right to have a medical professional of your choice take an additional test, and the officer should tell this, too.
Should You Refuse to Take a Mandatory OVI Test in Ohio?
It does not help you to refuse to take a blood, breath, or urine test when you are arrested in Ohio because an officer can use reasonable force to make you take one. Although the penalty for a first OVI in Ohio is high - you face up to three days in jail, a fine of at least $375, and your license will be suspended for any time between six months and three years – you may not be able to avoid these consequences by refusing a test. Even in the unlikely event that no test was possible, so the state does not have proof that your BAC was over .08%, you still could be found guilty of an OVI. In fact, the prosecution can use your refusal against you by arguing that you refused the test because you knew that you were intoxicated and guilty of OVI.
Get Help With Your OVI
If you have been arrested on an OVI charge in Ohio or any other state, get help from an experienced OVI attorney. Unlike other traffic related charges, which might be worth fighting without a lawyer, conviction for an OVI has serious consequences – especially if the incident involved injury to people or property, or if it's your second or subsequent OVI. To avoid or reduce the consequences, your best bet is to find an attorney who is knowledgeable about your state's laws and about how the system works in your county's court.
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Writing Meme
Pulled from Georgiana's blog . . .
1. What's the one book or writing project you haven't yet written but still hope to?
I have so many "ideas" sitting in a folder in my computer . . . but usually the book I "hope" to write is the one I'm currently working on or getting ready to write. In this case, there are two, and they're both sequels: A Major Event Inc and Ransome's Crossing.
2. If you had one entire day in which to do nothing but read, what book would you start with?
Uh . . . I just did this last weekend–I read Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows last Saturday.
3. What was your first writing "instrument" (besides pen and paper)?
A TRS-80 computer with WordStar word processing software. The files were saved to a cassette tape (in other words, this was before the floppy disk was in common usage).
4. What's your best guess as to how many books you read in a month?
I have started making myself make use of my library card—checking out books from the "Recommended for You" list at Amazon instead of buying books that I end up never reading. I am almost always listening to audio books, so I'll count that as reading. In the past 30 days, between audio books, reading Harry Potter in one day, and new titles I've read, I think I've read 5 books.
5. What's your most favorite writing "machine" you've ever owned?
The computer I currently have at home—large flat-panel monitor, super-fast processor and a hard drive so huge it's segmented as if it's actually two hard drives, cable internet access for quick research/access to thesaurus.com, brand-new black Microsoft Natural keyboard, a laser printer and a color ink-jet printer, a flatbed scanner, and 30+ hours of music ripped to Windows Media Player.
6. Think historical fiction: what's your favorite time period in which to read? (And if you don't read historical fiction–shame on you.)
Though I write in the Regency period, I think my favorite historical time period to read is still medieval: knights and ladies, castles and moors, tournaments and highlanders.
7. What's the one book you remember most clearly from your youth (childhood or teens)?
See my post on the Most Dog-Eared Books on My Shelves.
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Good English skills are considered self evident within the Hacker community (and in many other situations as well), but not everyone is as firm with the language as she/he would like to be. Especially when it comes to spoken English, some might appreciate more practicing.
If anyone is interested in improving his/her English skills, please attend the English workshop!
We plan to simply meet and discuss random topics in English, as well as reading some English literature. Participants with better knowledge of the language will support others or help to explain the texts read if necessary.
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If you enjoy alcohol and you enjoy candy, we have the perfect merger for you. Jasmin at 1 Fine Cookie is an absolute mastermind and managed to create these incredible candy-infused vodka shots. So believe it or not, you can now enjoy Sour Patch Kids, Jelly Bellies, Laffy Taffys and Air Heads in liquid St. Patrick's Day form. Cheers to that!
Looking for a St. Patrick's Day recipe that's part tasty drink, part sweet dessert? Look no further than this delectable thin mint shamrock shake by Lindsay at Life and Kitchen. An excuse to chow down on ice cream and mint-chocolate cookies as a way to honour the patron saint of Ireland? We say yes, please!
A beautiful green St. Patrick's Day drink made of only three ingredients? Sounds perfect. Head on over to Nature Insider to check out Nadia's Irish whiskey cocktail. With her simple recipe you can have a vibrant green drink in your hand in moments. Or if you're in the mood for something a little sweeter, you'll love her smooth and luxurious crème de menthe cocktail.
If you find St. Patrick's Day drinks are a little too heavy for you, then you'll love this light honeydew, cucumber and mint mojito by Sarah at Thyme. It's sweet, refreshing and can be made with or without rum, so you can enjoy it in the morning or at night on March 17. You can have all the spirit of a green St. Patrick's Day beverage without the high-calorie content that comes with many holiday recipes.
If you're planning an elegant cocktail party this year in honour of St. Patrick, you don't want to forget to plan a special signature drink. This Green Lantern in a classy martini glass from Teroforma is the perfect sophisticated beverage. It's simple, elegant, and you can feel free to brag about the fact that its attractive green colouring is completely natural.
No drink from the Emerald Isle is quite as widespread as the traditional Irish coffee. Stephanie at 52 Kitchen Adventures offers an easy-to-follow recipe for Irish coffee that will warm your belly on the night of March 17. You might even find you like it so much that it becomes a favourite go-to treat at any time of the year.
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Hi, I just found your site via Elizabeth at The Little Black Door, who I think is remarkable. I love her home and what she has done with it. Painting the books is very unique, but I do think I remember seeing that done years ago, and trust me, I have many year ago to remember..hahaha. So thanks for letting me see your info and joining you! Oh and btw, just last week I was declaring to my fam that I love the name Brooke. I have always loved it but didn't think of it when I was having my kids. :D
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OMG the painted books are so cute! I love how the paint covers up the stupid titles. This way you get all the good parts about books -- they're cute, they make you look inteligant -- without the boring parts! Love love love.
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Why don't you paint over all the words on all the pages while you're at it? That would complete your misunderstanding of what books are.
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It's 33ft wide, 150ft long and 40ft tall, but the massive yew hedge at the Bathurst Estate in the Cotswolds is more than just a 300-year-old horticultural wonder, it's a life-saving tree.
This week, as they do every August, two gardeners – Tim Day, who has trimmed the hedge every year since 1974, and John Rutterford – are working flat-out to lop up to one ton of clippings off the green giant. It should take them 10 days to complete the job at the Cirencester estate, at the cost of £5,000 to the 9th Earl Bathurst.
Once the job is done, the chainsaws are packed away and the cherry-picker gone, the vast bags of clippings won't end up in landfill or a giant compost bin, rather they will be trucked off to the Continent to become the life-saving cancer drug docetaxel.
"I'm afraid to say I don't know a great deal about what happens to it," Lord Bathurst tells me. "I know that a very good friend of mine was once treated with it, but Friendship Estates, which takes it away, is rather secretive as to where it ends up. It's wonderful to know that it's going to a worthy cause, though."
It's certainty not a profit-making enterprise, adds Lord Bathurst, whose forebears have cared for the hedge at their family seat of Cirencester Park for more than nine generations. "They pay us 35 pence a kilogram to take it away, which means, with the cost of trimming the thing, we actually make a substantial loss. Not that I'm complaining, as we don't have to touch the thing for the rest of the year, other than knocking off some snow in winter. Otherwise, it just looks after itself."
The volume of off-cuts from Lord Bathurst's hedge might seem vast, but it is only a tiny fraction of the several hundred tons collected between July and September each year by a small number of specialist firms.
These clippings are then sold to pharmaceutical firms, which use an active extract in the yew as a key ingredient of docetaxel, a chemotherapy drug used to treat various forms of cancer.
"We collect more than 100 tons of clipping each year," explains Matthew Cooke, from Friendships Estates Limited, who is setting off to the Bathurst Estate from his Yorkshire base today. "We travel all over the country and are always looking for new yew hedge. A healthy one should provide about one to four kilos of clippings per metre per year."
Cooke is a little more vague about where the precious green stuff goes after he collects it, though: "We have competitors out there in the south of England and Belgium, so I wouldn't want to admit exactly where it goes, except to say that we ship to a company in Europe that extracts the active ingredients and then moves it on to the drug producers."
It's not clear which producer Lord Bathurst's clippings end up with, but a spokesman for Sonofi, one of the biggest docetaxel producers, confirmed that while the drug was traditionally sourced from the bark of Pacific yew trees, it is now produced from the clippings of Europe's hedgerows.
According to John Newlands, a cancer information nurse at Macmillan Cancer Support, the drug is used in chemotherapy to treat breast, lung, head and neck, prostate and stomach cancers. "Typically a patient would take one treatment every week for six to eight weeks," he explains. "For breast cancer, for example, it would often be used after surgery as a preventative measure to combat cancer cells that may remain elsewhere in the body."
Docetaxel is not the only cancer drug making use of the yew tree. A drug called paclitaxel uses bark from the Pacific and Himalayan varieties. Paclitaxel is also from the taxane family, which works by interfering with cell division and by the blocking of cell growth.
However, rising cancer rates – along with a demand for firewood – have meant that the yew tree has been placed on the International Union for Conservation of Nature endangered list in Afghanistan, India and Nepal.
There is no such worry in Cirencester, though, says Lord Bathurst. "There's a yew tree in Wales that they think was 3,000 years old when Christ was born and that's still there, so I think we're quite safe here."


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It might be easier to launch something from the shuttle to push the satellite out into deep space than it would be to launch something from the ground. Having said that, I think you're right, they won't waste money on this unless a) there's some new weapons tech they want to trial, or b) we reach crisis point with debris smashing up functioning satellites on a regular basis.


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Human Relations (College of Arts and Sciences)
Stacey-Ann Baugh, Assistant Professor of Psychology (Program Chair)
Christopher Bishop, Assistant Professor of Psychology
Deborah Harris O'Brien, Associate Professor of Psychology
Roberta Goldberg, Professor of Sociology
Konia Kollehlon, Associate Professor of Sociology
Roxana Moayedi, Associate Professor of Sociology
Carlota Ocampo, Associate Professor of Psychology
Debbie Van Camp, Assistant Professor of Psychology
The Human Relations major offers students the opportunity to develop a scholarly perspective in the two major social science areas of psychology and sociology, as complementary ways of understanding human behavior and the social world. This interdisciplinary approach fosters greater intellectual sophistication by demonstrating how these disciplines, both separately and combined, interpret the world and endeavor to answer a wide range of questions concerning human behavior and group life.
The Human Relations major embodies many of the primary goals of the Trinity curriculum by focusing on issues of gender, diversity, social justice, ethics, public policy, and technology. The Human Relations program is committed to experiential and service learning outside the classroom by promoting internships and practica in students' areas of interest. The program also offers interdisciplinary connections to other academic programs designed for the wider Trinity community. Students of Human Relations encounter numerous opportunities to develop leadership skills and are prepared to continue in graduate school or careers in areas of education, social work, counseling, public policy, the non-profit sector, psychology, sociology, management, and other fields which require social interaction and analysis.
The Human Relations program supports a major in the College of Arts and Sciences. A minor is not offered. CAS students who major in human relations may not minor in general psychology or sociology but may minor in forensic psychology or criminal justice.
Major Requirements
Required Courses (36 credits)
ALL of the following courses:
- SOCY 100 Introduction to Sociology
- PSYC 101 Introductory Psychology
- MATH 110 Introduction to Statistics
- SOCY 311 Research Methods for Social Scientists
- HUMR 499 Senior Seminar
ONE of the following psychology courses (PSYC 101 Introductory Psychology is pre-requisite):
ONE of the following sociology courses (SOCY 100 Introduction to Sociology is pre-requisite):
TWO additional sociology courses at the 200-level or higher
TWO additional psychology courses at the 200-level or higher (one course may be PSYC 490 Practicum ; students may substitute ONE HUMR course*)
ONE additional approved psychology, sociology, or human relations course (may be PSYC 490 Practicum )
Human Relations electives include:
- HUMR 211 Introduction to Social Work
- HUMR 212 Introduction to Counseling for the Helping Professions
- HUMR 301 Seminar: Perspectives on Gender
- HUMR 350 Multicultural Social Work
- HUMR 420 Group Counseling
Human Relations students with junior or senior status are eligible for:
Selected human relations, interdisciplinary, business, economics, philosophy, political science, and graduate courses MAY also be substituted for one of the required electives WITH permission of the student's advisor and/or chair of the program (no more than one of these courses may be counted as part of the total of 12 required courses for the major).
Senior Comprehensive Portfolio
The senior assessment in Human Relations is not a comprehensive exam but rather a Senior Comprehensive Portfolio Project which requires students to document, reflect on and assess their own academic progress and learning. Specific requirements and due dates (usually the end of January) are distributed to seniors in the Fall semester of their graduation year. In order to prepare the portfolio self-assessment, students should keep copies of written course work, graded papers, and exams from all psychology, sociology, and human relations courses they have taken. While requirements for the portfolio vary slightly from year to year, students are generally required to assess several academic products, currently one psychology and one sociology paper or other written work. Students also complete a short topical essay and produce a narrative of their academic experience. Students must submit the portfolio by the due date in their graduation year and must receive a passing grade in order to graduate. Portfolios submitted after the due date will not be considered for graduation in that semester.
Course Selection and Planning
Students should obtain an Academic Plan which includes suggested sequencing for human relations courses from their advisors or the chair of the program. The suggested sequencing sheet lays out an overall plan for the correct sequencing and timely completion of courses in the major. It also includes information on prerequisites for major courses, such as the prerequisite of MATH 109 Foundations of Mathematics for MATH 110 Introduction to Statistics , which in turn is a prerequisite for SOCY 311 Research Methods for Social Scientists (or PSYC 301 Experimental Psychology: Research Methods ), which in turn is a prerequisite for HUMR 499 Senior Seminar .
Program Policies
Advanced Placement:
Credits earned from AP examinations do not count toward the major.
CLEP Policy:
Students applying for credit from CLEP examination results should consult with the program faculty.
Grades in Major Courses:
Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 in courses counted to fulfill requirements for the major. Only courses in which the student has earned a C- or above can be accepted as fulfilling major requirements. Students must achieve a passing grade on the Senior Comprehensive Portfolio.
Pass/No Pass:
Courses fulfilling major requirements may not be taken pass/no pass.
Senior Assessment:
Students must prepare and complete the Senior Comprehensive Portfolio.
TELL Policy:
Students applying for credit in experiential learning should consult with the program faculty.
Transfer Credits:
Credits in courses equivalent to those required for the major from a similar institution may be accepted towards the major. Students majoring in human relations must take a minimum of two psychology and two sociology courses at Trinity in addition to HUMR 499 Senior Seminar .
Senior Seminar:
HUMR 499 Senior Seminar may not be taken in SPS. This course must be taken in CAS.
Course Descriptions
HUMR 211 Introduction to Social WorkHUMR 212 Introduction to Counseling for the Helping Professions
HUMR 213 Introduction to Counseling
HUMR 301 Seminar: Perspectives on Gender
HUMR 311 Research Methods for Human Relations
HUMR 350 Multicultural Social Work
HUMR 499 Senior Seminar
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The release of Anjaana Anjaani, going by its genre, was well spread out though with 10-15 shows being an order of the day. As was predicted in this column last week, the film did eventually take an opening of over 70%, hence turning out to be pretty safe on the first day itself.
The film boasts of a high budget (over 40 crores), which means that recovery is required from avenues other than theatrical as well. However, since satellite and other rights have been sold at fancy prices, a 50 crore plus total from theaters should make this Sajid Nadiadwala production a comfortable hit. As things stand today, this total is pretty achievable considering the very good opening it has taken. This Siddharth Anand directed film has seen mixed reviews coming its way though. However, patronage from young crowds means that Anjaana Anjaani should have a comfortable run through the weekdays as well.
The other release of the last weekend Robot, had one thing common - the appreciation that came from the critics. Almost all reviews were positive, hence ensuring that this Rajinikanth-Aishwarya Bachchan starrer saw good reception from all those who watched the film. However, the sad part is that the opening was way below the mark. While one didn't expect the Hindi version to create an iota of the kind of mayhem that the Tamil version is currently creating, it was still believed that the film would take a 10 crore opening though. However, Robot registered lesser numbers, hence making one wait and watch for how the film would sustain itself in the coming weeks. A very good film, one would definitely want 'Robot' to reach out to wider segment of audience though with support coming from good word of mouth.
As for Khichdi – The Movie, it clearly got sandwiched between biggies. It did make a sincere effort of making its presence felt though, especially so by hosting a flurry of paid preview shows. However, it still couldn't find much awareness built up for itself. Also, while a few reviews were indeed quite generous, audience were not much enticed as they preferred to step into Anjaana Anjaani and to some extent 'Robot' for the big screen experience.
Even otherwise, Khichdi could primarily strike a chord only with its loyal followers on television. Coupled with this the fact that direction was amateurish and jokes repetitive (and at times stale), the writing was clear on the wall. Except for some pockets in Maharashtra and Gujarat, Khichdi doesn't quite stand much chance of making an impression in theaters beyond a week. Benny And Babloo starring Kay Kay Menon and Rajpal Yadav was even worse as it didn't even get a proper release. Worse, even critics didn't bother to review it. This small time comedy with a social message (rehabilitation of bar girls) went totally unnoticed.


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Is the pain you feel located, most of the time, in the back of your neck at the base of your skull?
Do the headaches sometimes spread like a dull, achy pain or sensation of tightness in your forehead or at the sides along with affected back of your head?
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It sounds like a bit of tension which because you are focusing on and worrying about keeps returning. The mind is very powerful and if you think something it can happen, for example some natural doctors have given sugar tablets to patients suffering mild conditions and telling them it was medication and the patients immediatly recover. You being a natural worry wart causes these head ache like symptoms to frequently come back. Do you get these feelings when you are having fun and completely distracted? I think you only get these when sub contiously you are focusing on it. A close family member was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer after having natural remedies he is cancer free. Even if it were a brain tumour its likely you wouldn't feel pain in that area as the brain is the only organ in the human body that cannot feel pain.
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