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Once Upon a Time...I had a track record ;)
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This is me at 12 years old and in the 6th grade. I was so excited when I found this photo! This is such a special memory for me. I loved track and worked so hard to run fast! This was the year that I almost beat the district record for the 440! I missed the record by only a few hundreths of a second! This was a super big accomplishment to get on the record board. Im sure my name isnt on there now because its now the 400m, not 440
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Well, yesterday the city of Detroit finally received some well-deserved justice. Former Detroit City Councilwoman Monica Conyers (wife of the Congressman John Conyers), was sentenced to serve 37 months in a federal prison after she plead guilty to accepting bribes.
Her plea was for taking bribes to support a contract with Synagro, a sludge processing company; however, the trial of her former aide, Sam Riddle, also exposed a series of other payoffs. Because of that, U.S. District Judge Avern Cohn was going to increase Conyers' sentence. He had originally planned on 3 years, then wanted to move up to 4-5 years, but Conyers protested and claimed she was a victim of an overzealous media out to get her. She wanted to take back her guilty plea, but the judge wouldn't allow it. Instead, he backed down on the sentencing and went back to 3 years (37 months).
Here is a video, courtesy of FOX 2 Detroit:
And when reporters went to talk to Conyers, again courtesy of FOX 2 Detroit:
Conyers absolutely deserved this (in fact, she probably deserved the full 5 years). She plead guilty to the charge, and then when she saw that she as going to get a REAL punishment, she tried to back out of it. If she wasn't guilty, she never should have plead guilty the first time. Detroit deserved some justice yesterday, and I am happy to see Monica Conyers going to jail. Her crooked ways and the ways of those like her (Kwame Kilpatrick, for one) are purely disgusting, and not what Detroit needs. Hopefully, this, along with the sentencing of Kwame Kilpatrick, mark the road to recovery for Detroit politics and an end to corruption in Detroit.
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Chapter 1: Algebraic Thinking
In Math 7, the learning content is divided into Concepts. Each Concept is complete and whole providing focused learning on an indicated objective. Theme-based Concepts provide students with experiences that integrate the content of each Concept. Students are given opportunities to practice the skills of each Concept through real-world situations, examples, guided practice and independent practice sections. There are also video links provided to give students an audio/visual way of connecting with the content. In this Chapter, students will engage with Concepts on describing and extending patterns, evaluating expressions, understanding variables, powers and exponents, equations, measurement, perimeter, area and problem solving.
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Whole Number Exponents
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Mental Math for Addition and Subtraction Equations
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In its first foray into computer animation, Aardman (Wallace & Gromit) retains its lovably lumpy, Claymation look. A bit of its trademark whimsy washes away, however, in the uneven story of Roddy (Hugh Jackman), a pampered pet rat who disappears down the toilet and into the purgatorial world of the sewer rodents. Desperate to return home, Roddy pairs with spunky she-rat Rita (Kate Winslet), only to end up battling the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of toads (a boomingly evil Ian McKellen). The absurd set-up lends itself to an onslaught of wry gags and pointed satire, and a chase scene through the tunnels impresses. Yet the plot feels patchy and rushed, and the rats are so anthropomorphized (what's with Rita's tits?) that they're just unappealing. The biggest laughs come courtesy of the ubiquitous, rubber-lipped slugs: a hermaphroditic Greek chorus with a talent for doo-wop, these expressive slimes turn in performances that are anything but sluggish.
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It worked brilliantly for the cardinals who also got wacha for the move
It worked brilliantly for the cardinals who also got wacha for the move
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This thread is so deep with thought I don't know where to start.
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Not sure.. But if you read reports.. The Reds tried to sign Pujols prior to signing with the Angels. They then used that offer to lock up Votto.
I enjoy a good piece of pie.
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The Cards did not "off load" Pujols. They offered him a contract which he turned down.
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the cards reaped most of the benefits of pujols productivity which the angels subsequently paid for
The equivalent of not giving Votto his contract and letting him walk for the Cardinals would have meant never signing Pujols to the 7 year deal they gave him in 2004 and letting him walk when he was first free agent eligible.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
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yes it was, it seems the cards are dealin' big time
Thank you Walt and Bob for bringing winning baseball back to Cincy -- it was nice while it lasted..
Nov. 13, 2007: One of the greatest days in Reds history: John Allen gets the boot!
If the Reds had wanted Michael Wacha, they could have drafted Michael Wacha.
He'll probably be all right.
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we saw Pterodactyls at the end of the 2nd movie you knowOriginally posted by SithDroid
2. We finally get to see Pterodactyls (not including the shadows of them in JP2, which doesn't follow continuity?)
Any ideas as to JP4 if they make it?
we saw Pterodactyls at the end of the 2nd movie you knowOriginally posted by SithDroid
2. We finally get to see Pterodactyls (not including the shadows of them in JP2, which doesn't follow continuity?)
Any ideas as to JP4 if they make it?
''You fool, my reach is far greater than the Jedi.Only a Sith can wield the force over such a great distance.'' - Darth Sidious
couldnt find any.
Everyone keeps saying it would have been better if Ian Malcolm was in it... Jeff Goldblum has been in some bad movies, but I'd bet if he had read that script, he would have burned it and denied ever having seen it. I wouldn't be surprised if Malcolm was in an early version of the script.
The dinos looked great, but the story is lame.
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At the very very end of TLW:JP, a pterosaur (I think Pteranodon, but it may have been a Quetzalcoatlus) lands in a tree over the meadow.
That's my jacket!
Also which sequel do you like best JP3 or TLW:JP?
I liked JP3 the best. Joe Johnston is da man!
I like them!
I prefer JPIII over LW too. The fact that its just them being chased by Dinosaurs on the island, and that's it. Like a good 60's dino flick.
"Watch this, I'm going to horrify you into a coma..."
Jurassic Park was Great.
Lost World wasn't as great but at least it was a sequel that stayed in touch with the first and it was actually really good, especially the Raptors in the field.
Jurassic Park /// was kinda boring, bad plot, bad character development, and alot of plot holes. And what was the big deal about Enid, Oklahoma?
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"
I saw JP in the theater and thought it was pretty cool, but I never bothered with LW or JP /// (I like the way you typed that Basker ). I think there was a thread here when JP 3 came out, I was really scared off by some of the reviews.
I prefer the first two movies over the third - I think it's kinda lame suddenly saying the spinosaurus is stronger than the T-rex - just a sign the t-rex didn't do it anymore to get the people to the cinema so they had to put something new to it
Jurrasic Park was fabulous. I still get giddy when they see the brachiosaurus for the first time and William's score swells up. I love that scene.
Lost World was corny rehash with atrocious plotlines and dialogue. I liked Pete Postlethwaite and I liked Vince Vaughn's ad lib: "The Five deaths...he says..." he rolls his eyes and shakes his head. that cracks me up every time.
JP /// took the idea of the first to movies (the evil of man and the morality of genetic engineering. Science v. nature) and threw them out the window in favor of a "ARRRGGHH!! Movie monsters! Run!!!" story. And the marines at the end? Ugh. Cheese.
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Scored Comic Two-packs Wave 3 around lunchtime at north Glen Burnie Target(have to say...the Luke has one of the better face sculpts in awhile; thanks Hasbro for not showing teeth!).
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
Also found the Dark Woman-Hett & Luke-Mara packs (no Vader/Leia) at Target Springfield.
"Three goofballs and a guy in a monkey suit."
Does anyone want to split a case of the Battlefront packs? I'm thinking of ordering them from New Force Comics and splitting with a collector friend, but we need one more person for the 3rd set.
Assuming no further shipping, it would be $61.65 with shipping from New Force.
MM74: I saw the GI Joe 5 packs at K-mart in Frederick today. I would have picked them up for you, but the lines were really freaking long and I had to be back at work in 15 minutes.
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China wasn't the only Asian market to experience slower manufacturing in April–India did as well.
India's HSBC Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 51 in April, its lowest reading since 2011, from 52 in March. Despite the weaker data, India's stocks gained today. The iShares MSCI India Index ETF (INDA) has gained 1.8% to $26.70 today, while the WisdomTree India Earnings ETF (EPI) has climbed 1.1% to $18.97. India's benchmark Sensex index rose 1.2%.
Why the rally? Leif Eskesen, chief economist for India and ASEAN at HSBC, believes the slow growth will spur the Reserve Bank of India into action, despite the fact that it could be ineffective. He writes:
The economy clearly seems to be losing wind again…On a more positive note, inflation is continuing to moderate. This, however, does not mean that there is plenty of scope for the RBI to slash rates. Why? The economy's ails are primarily structural in nature and pertaining to the supply side. Using aggressive monetary policy easing would, therefore, prove ineffective and likely inflationary. However, the RBI is likely to ease a bit further, with a rate cut of 25bps this week. Beyond this, another small salvo cannot be ruled out.
Yet despite the headwinds, India has managed to outperform emerging markets generally. The iShares MSCI India ETF has dropped just 0.04% this year, while the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (EEM) has fallen 3.45%.
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Does this work on iPad 2 as well as iPhone 4??
I would shoot an email over to DjKira and see what's up. You can reach him in Cydia.
Will wait for an update,nice idea but from reading it has a major problem.
Complete freeze/lock up on iPhone 4 5.0.1 here as well.
Ok I found several problems. Here are the different cases :
- your ipod app is not running, you don't have a song launched via the multitasking bar, and you try to launch homeplayer --> the GUI doesn't show up, the device freezes. You have to wait 2/3mn until your device resprings to fix it, or reset manually.
- your ipod app is not running, but you have a song launched via the multitasking bar --> homeplayer launches just fine, but when you exit the GUI, your springboard is frozen, you can't scroll your springboard pages, but everything else works just fine. You have to manually respring your device to fix this.
- your ipod app is running with or without a song launched : everything works just fine, including homeplayer.
IT's very strange for me
Installed it with 5.0.1. I upgrade to 5.1.1 and restore from a save. I removed it before upgrade but after the jailbreak, it came back on lockscreen. I can't see it in cydia so i can't remove it from there. What can I do with it? thanks for help


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'Tis the season…of eating! Whether it is Christmas cookies, holiday hams or a pesky fruitcake, we all know that sweet treats play a big part in the joys of the season. But for a lot of us with allergies, and other dietary restrictions, yuletide pleasures can be a real challenge.
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Serves 4
Yields 16 to 18
This traditional recipe, from the Shan state of Burma, is for meat balls made with ground beef or pork flavored with minced lemongrass, ginger, and garlic. But it's easier in a North American kitchen to flatten the balls and cook them as sliders. They cook slowly in a little oil, which gives them a slight crust and succulent interior. Traditionally the meat is chopped by hand, which has a different texture from ground meat, and it's worth trying. You can also chill the meat and use a food processor to grind it.
If using meat that has not been ground: To hand-chop the meat, thinly slice it, then place the slices on a large cutting board. Holding a cleaver in each hand, chop the meat with alternating hands, chopping across the piled meat one way, then another, and repeating until finely chopped. Sprinkle on the turmeric and set aside in a large bowl. Alternatively, to use a food processor, cut the meat into 5 or 6 pieces and place in the freezer for 20 minutes. Transfer the meat to the processor, add the turmeric, and pulse to finely chop. Transfer to a large bowl and set aside.
If using ground meat: Place in a bowl, sprinkle with the turmeric, and set aside.
To make and cook the sliders, combine the lemongrass, garlic, shallots, ginger, and salt in a large mortar or the food processor and pound or pulse to a coarse paste. Add the rice, chile powder, and tomatoes and pound or pulse again.
Add the flavor paste to the meat and knead it thoroughly into the meat. Shape the mixture into balls about 1 inch in diameter, then flatten each one gently into a thick patty. Set aside on a lightly oiled plate.
Place a large skillet over high heat. Add the oil, then lower the heat to medium-high and add the sliders, being careful not to splash yourself with oil; arrange the first ones around the edges of the skillet and work your way in to the center. Cook for 3 minutes or so, then use a wide metal spatula to turn the sliders over. As the meat starts to release water, raise the heat a little to evaporate it. Remove the sliders from the pan when they are firm to the touch or have reached the degree of doneness you like.
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Library exhibit highlights Mexican political prints
Posted September 13, 2007; 05:49 p.m.
An exhibition of early prints and posters from Mexico's foremost political printshop, El Taller de Gráfica Popular (TGP), will be on view in Firestone Library's Milberg Gallery from Friday, Sept. 21, through Sunday, Feb. 10.
Founded in 1937, the workshop was a vibrant collective of established and emerging artists committed to the direct use of visual art in the service of social change. Mexico has a long history of politically charged printmaking, largely credited to the work of José Guadalupe Posada, who was an artist and social critic during the 1910 Mexican Revolution. The exhibition begins with a group of booklets designed by Posada, representing the genesis of the modern Mexican print.
In the aftermath of the revolution, TGP was established by Leopoldo Méndez, Pablo O'Higgins and Luis Arenal, who worked with a small group of dedicated printmakers to serve Mexico's progressive movements. Each artist was required to pay a membership fee, participate in a weekly group critique and contribute 20 percent of his or her earnings to the workshop. They printed posters and other materials in support of unions and agricultural workers, endorsed national literacy programs and movements for social justice, and condemned fascism. In the tradition of Posada, they produced a constant stream of handbills and fliers using witty topical songs and satirical skeletons as caricatures of corrupt politicians and officials.
The opening of the exhibition will be marked by a lecture by Mexican novelist, poet and playwright Carmen Boullosa at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 7, in 219 Burr Hall, followed by a reception in the Milberg Gallery.
The exhibition is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. on weekends. Tours will be offered at 3 p.m. on three Sundays: Oct. 21, Dec. 9 and Feb. 10.
Princeton's entire collection of prints from El Taller de Gráfica Popular has been digitized and can be viewed at diglib.princeton.edu.
The exhibition is sponsored by the Friends of the Princeton University Library and the Program in Latin American Studies.


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Financial hardship and ability to pay. If you have a financial hardship and can show that you are unable to pay the full amount for the offenses on your traffic ticket, you may request the court to consider your ability to pay. However, you must appear before the court to do so. When you appear in court and plead "guilty" at arraignment, you may request that the court consider your ability to pay in reducing the fine to be paid. If you plead "not guilty," after a trial and conviction, you may request that the court consider your ability to pay in deciding the fine ordered for the offenses. (Veh. Code, § 42003(c)). Once the court determines your ability to pay you can ask it to reconsider if your financial circumstances change.
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text: I own a Gamo Shadow Sport that I use for both small varmits and plinkimg. It will get it up to 1200fps with PBA pellets. It's a lot of fun to shoot. The rifle is awesome, but the scope that came with it stinks. I believe that I paid well over $100. Bought it at an Academy here in Houston.


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Some more additions to my collection of English Victorian & Edwardian writing equipment (Except one, the "odd-one-out" ...can you spot it?). These are new additions so I have not had time to research them in any depth but will describe the obvious points. I have lettered the items for ease of identification and description:
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(a) Lion Passant, 1890, Birmingham. Maker "V&J". Solid Sterling Silver cedar pencil holder or "case" with "diamond" "hobnail" decoration to body and slider ring.
(b) Maker "A.D.", Birmingham, Lion Passant, 1851. Solid Sterling Silver cedar pencil holder or "case" with "fluted" "column" decoration to body and plain slider ring.
(c) Maker "J.P." or "J.F.", Birmingham, Lion Passant, 1907. Solid Sterling Silver cedar pencil holder or "case" with "floral" "swag" decoration to body and plain ribbed slider ring.
(d) Maker unknown , Birmingham, Lion Passant, 1913. Solid Sterling Silver cedar pencil holder or "case" with "engine turned" decoration to body and plain slider ring.
All are fitted with an appropriate brass ferrule threaded cedar pencil refill that screws into the holders/cases. All have a finial ring for attaching to an "Albert" chain or a "Chatelaine".
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All "Barn Fresh", as found and in need of deep cleaning and restoration!
(a) Maker "V&J", Lion Passant, Chester, Edward VII 1911. Cedar pencil holder with "Floral Swag" engraving.
(b) Lion Passant, Victoria 1890, Birmingham, Maker "F.W." For Francis Webb. Webb registered his mark in December 1887. This example of his work is a solid sterling silver propelling pencil with a flat deep red stone in the finial.
(c) Birmingham, Lion Passant, ? 1917, Maker "J.F." DIP PEN!!!. Wrongly described by the house clearance seller...now found to be a tooth pick! (The odd-one-out!)
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A VERY large, handsome solid silver propelling pencil (the biggest in size and weight so far in my collection!) I will be doing more research on this pencil and posting it as a four photo, individual post; once I have completed my studies.
This pencil has a truely wonderful "heft" and handles well. I have already completed a couple of drawings using it (I couldn't resist, but now must track down some antique leads, if my Studio Technician continues decline to make me some replacement leads for it!)
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Reports | Bosnia, Dubai, Georgia, Iraq, Kosovo, Qatar, Russia
Reports | Bosnia, Dubai, Georgia, Iraq, Kosovo, Qatar, Russia
New York, June 29, 2005—The Committee to Protect Journalists today expressed alarm at reports that three Iraqi journalists were killed this week by U.S. forces' fire in Iraq. CPJ is investigating the circumstances, and it called on U.S. military authorities to provide further information about each case.
Ahmed Wael Bakri, a director and news producer for the local television station, Al-Sharqiyah, was killed by gunfire as he approached U.S. troops yesterday, according to Ali Hanoon, a station director. Hanoon said Bakri was driving from work to his in-laws' home in southern Baghdad at the time. U.S. soldiers fired at his car 15 times, and Bakri died later at Yarmouk Hospital, he said. The Associated Press, citing another colleague and a doctor who treated the journalist, reported that Bakri had failed to pull over for a U.S. convoy while trying to pass a traffic accident.
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GSK has decided to make its TB compound library public to encourage openness and collaboration in research
Singapore: In a move to promote openness, transparency and collaboration in research and development, multinational pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has thrown open its TB compound library.
GSK scientists have screened the company's entire pharmaceutical compound library of more than two million compounds for any that may inhibit tuberculosis (TB) bacteria and will publish in a scientific journal the results of this process - about 200 promising hits that could act as new starting points for the discovery of new medicines for TB. This is the first time a pharmaceutical company will have made public its own proprietary compounds which have demonstrated signs of activity against TB.
Ahead of a meeting hosted by the Wellcome Trust in London on October 11, GSK CEO Sir Andrew Witty outlined new steps to build on the encouraging signs of progress resulting from GSK's 'open innovation' approach to R&D, designed to help develop new solutions for the world's most serious health challenges. Over the past few years, GSK has been making fundamental changes to its business model to become more open to sharing its intellectual property and knowledge, and to forming partnerships to help stimulate more R&D into diseases that most affect the world's poorest people.
"As a truly global healthcare company, I believe we have a responsibility to do all we can at GSK to use our resources, knowledge and expertise to help tackle serious global health challenges. However, the complexity of the science and the scale of the challenge mean that we cannot solve these problems alone. We need to take a different approach - one focused on partnership, collaboration and openness. By being more open with our clinical trial data, we also hope to help further scientific understanding. I am pleased with the progress we have made so far to evolve our business model but we recognise there is more we can do and the new initiatives outlined today will enable us to build on this work."
Sir Mark Walport, director of the Wellcome Trust, said: "In its commitment towards more openness and collaboration, GSK is setting an example of how the pharmaceutical industry must adapt to help drive forward medical advances. Real breakthroughs do not come out of nowhere, but are borne of scientists sharing their knowledge and learning from each other. GSK's moves are bold and innovative, a very positive sign of its commitment to tackle some of the greatest health challenges facing the world today."
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Car dealerships have continued their strong start to the year, with almost 1000 more new vehicles registered last month than a year ago.
The latest Motor Industry Association (MIA) statistics show 9,505 new vehicles were registered in March, an 11.5 per cent jump on 8,528 last year.
Commercial vehicle registrations of 2,705 were 33.3 per cent up on 12 months ago and were the strongest March sales volumes since 1985.
The number of passenger car registrations rose by 4.6 per cent to 6,800, which was the third best monthly passenger car sales since 1990.
"This result shows the new vehicle market remains strong, consistent with levels of sales pre the global financial crisis," said David Crawford, head of the MIA.
"Commercial vehicle registrations continue to perform at levels last seen in the mid 1980's."
The figures are also a jump on February, when a total of 7,946 new vehicles were registered, 10.6 per cent more than the same month last year.
Liam Keatley, new vehicle manager at Manukau Toyota, said retail sales were not particularly impressive right now.
The majority of sales were probably being made by national-level dealerships to large fleet and rental companies, he said.
"Last year was a bit of a struggle and it's slowly starting to come right. I'd say there might be a blast in fleet sales going on."
Keatley said the Christchurch rebuild would be contributing to the pick up in commercial vehicle sales as well and that would continue in the months ahead.
Toyota kept its spot as the market leader in March with 19.4 per cent of total registrations - 1,202 passenger cars and 643 commercials - down from 18.4 per cent the previous month.
Ford was next in line with 928 new vehicle registrations, and Holden third with 904 registrations.
New Zealand's best-selling passenger car last month was the Toyota Corolla, with 429 registrations.
It was followed by the Suzuki Swift with 312 and the Holden Captiva with 220.
The Toyota Hilux was the top selling commercial vehicle with 389 registrations, ahead of the Ford Ranger with 368 and Nissan Navara with 300.


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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Michael Sheard - Laurence Scarman
Looks like he appeared in 6 different Doctor Who serials in different roles.
A while back I saw an episode that had the guy who played Lobot.
John Hollis - Sondergaard
I quite liked this episode, it was fun and bouncy with a real message it didn't cram at the screen all at once, so it had time to breath and live in the moments. Diana Rigg was excellent here, playing a crone with a superiority complex that got to do big stuff at the end was great, appreciating her daughter not forgiving her was icing on that cake. And her daughter was an interesting character as well, playing off The Doctor as her own Frankenstein's monster. It was nice of them to write characters for Diana Rigg and her daughter to work together. The Doctor and Clara got to affect an accent which was excellent, and they weren't too clever with each other, nor was Clara especially clever without justification. This reminded me of an original Doctor Who episode and for once could have gone on longer like those did, spread out the threats and dangers and character interactions across 2 episodes.
The final reveal of the sad-faced tiny leech-puppet worked for me, as did Ada killing the hell out of it. It reminded me of the interaction of the Great Intelligence during the Snowman episode, except not as overboard. Honestly, I'm glad they didn't overplay the leech, didn't have him talk or communicate obviously, leaving us to wonder if Diana Rigg's character was the real villain in her quest to find perfection and destroy the rest of the world.
TV.com and IGN argued that this episode was "Doctor lite", but I dunno, the guy is only out for 15 minutes and then the rest is him and his pals. They said it was "Sherlock-y" too because it was written by Mark Gatiss, but aside from an overly-clever graphic and the silliness of the flashback movie, there was no mystery solved, no quiet moments, no big turnabouts.
Both sites suggested Madame Vastra and her gang get their own spinoff show, I disagree thoroughly. This was yet again another example of Madame Vastra not doing anything, not solving anything, just sitting and listening to anecdotal evidence and then sending in her cronies. Strax and Jenny were more entertaining than usual, even if Strax's material was rote, and Vastra was more expressive and involved as a character, but still not smart or deep or terribly wise.
Shrugging off Team Vastra's question to the Doctor about Clara worked for me, he has no answers and is sick of explaining, but I don't think he's stopped looking for them, he even was taking her right to the "scene of the crime" as it were, London 1893 where her "other" version had just died.
The stuff with Clara's nanny work felt forced, no setup at all, just jump into the concept. For some reason they had a Transformers G1 Galvatron in their kitchen, Clara even played with it for a moment.
A lot of fans are 'shipping The Doctor and Clara out there, but IMO nothing The Doctor has done is suggesting love with Clara, and she seems to have no attachment to anybody really, she just seems to enjoy flirting.
Ugh, no, not the Cybermen, they're so boring! At least there's some real assimilation going on, for once.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
This may have been the worst episode I've ever seen, including the '96 tv movie. A big part of the problem is the execution, it looked cheap and the Cybermen once again are boring dolts, the directing felt miles away from the content, and it just didn't deliver on the ideas - the comical castle alone just completely missed every opportunity, and it didn't even succeed at what it was going for. A lot of the acting was pretty bad too, although none of the bad acting compared to the two kids' acting, that was unbearable. The effects also looked surprisingly awful.
The writing side was pretty weak too, and I was sorry to see it was Neil Gaiman's fault. This was as opposite The Doctor's Wife as it gets, none of the new characters had any life except "Porridge" and even that got undermined at the end. It felt like it wanted to be an old serial version with the 3 or 4 hours those stories had to really flesh out ideas and characters. The Cybermen are rewritten to be something more deadly, and yet still they are inconsistent and derivative of Star Trek's the Borg rather than the Cybermen this time around, and despite being cyber"men" their bodies seemed not to need human flesh at all, what with detachable hands and heads attacking left and right, Cybermites infecting human flesh, etc.. And what was the cause of this regeneration? First they claim they needed child brains and infected our obnoxious kiddies, then they already had scores and scores of Cybermen awaiting attack underground that were already upgraded. They zip around like the Flash minus actual leg movement at first, then they just trudge normally the rest of the episode.
The endgame move was a total deus ex machina, what was the point of this episode if they're just going to bomb the planet and beam away easily no matter what? We had people die simply because Porridge didn't want to go back to being the Emperor until the last minute, is that really the best they can come up with? And the Doctor's internal struggle ended up flat and similarly cheaty, there's supposed to be an argument between the Doctor's emotional personality and the Cyberinfection's unemotional one, yet the Cyber strategist was crazy emotional, yelling and proverbially stroking his mustache when he saw the upper hand.
I didn't find Clara in any way compelling here, she was too often flip and didn't really seem to know anything to back that up, she put her faith in the Doctor and yet he didn't save her, and she ended up nearly dooming the universe with that stupid move with the bomb's flashlight-shaped trigger. And the flirting, holy crap is that stale.
In the end, I enjoyed Warwick Davis' performance quite a bit, and that is literally it. Nothing else made sense (the opening scene where the kids were sure they were on the moon and yet when we saw from their perspective it was clearly a ride), it was horribly acted and scripted and directed and produced, and the fun ideas underpinning the planet never got to shine or even look like they existed at all.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
The only thing that bugged me a bit was why the Doctor didn't have the kids go back to the Tardis. He seemed concerned from the beginning. Then again, they probably would have wandered off anyway.
This hasn't exactly been my favorite season. There were many short comings and few redeeming episodes. The final episode was not what I had hoped for, but not as bad as it could have been. I can only hope it feeds well into the 50th anniversary.
I will always be a die hard Who fan, but I hope it gets better. Things just aren't the same since Russell T. Davies left, Stephen Moffat just doesn't seem up to the task. :-/
May the force be with you.
Matt Smith has announced he's leaving the series at the end of this year, the Christmas Special will have the 11th Doctor regenerating: http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/...ave-doctor-who
I'm not exactly surprised by this, there was a long break, and Matt Smith has felt out of gas this last season, like he's checked out as an actor portraying this character, ready to move onto different stuff.
But it does take us into the Doctor's 12th incarnation, and the character only has 12 regenerations (13 incarnations total) so this really gets us close to either needing a Master-esque cheat, or an actor who can survive more than a few years in the role - I thought that was the intention with Matt Smith, that unlike Tennant and Eccleston, Smith was going to stick around more than 3 years, but I guess not.
I wonder if current showrunner Steven Moffat is going to go with him, or stick with the series. I haven't really enjoyed Moffat's run as showrunner, but I do recognize his passion for the material as he himself is a huge fan.
As for the series 7 finale, I didn't like it, I had a long post discussing what did and didn't work, but with the announcement of Smith leaving it doesn't even seem like worth posting anymore, the season already felt deflated and now this news takes the rest of the air out of this one.
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The talisman, the Aven at the Bois d'Amour
[Le Talisman, l'Aven au Bois d'Amour] 1888
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Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Purchase with assistance from P. M. through Fondation Lutèce 1985
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One day in October 1888, Gauguin gave Sérusier a brief painting lesson in the Bois d'Amour on the bank of the Aven River in Brittany:
How do you see these trees? They are yellow. Well, then, put down yellow. And that shadow is rather blue. So render it with pure ultramarine. Those red leaves. Use vermilion.1
The resulting small painting was taken back to Paris, to the Académie Julian, where Sérusier was a class monitor. It was a revelation to the young painters there, especially to Bonnard, Denis, Vuillard and Paul Ranson, who were shortly to form the artists' group the Nabis, perhaps owing to this painting. The work was nicknamed 'The talisman', that is, a secret and magical object.
Gauguin's instructions to Sérusier—to intensify colour and simplify form—led to short, square vertical brushstrokes, lengthened and continued as flat patches of colour. There is no focus—even a denial of all compositional arrangement—which is another reason the work was so revolutionary. Denis' small painting Sunlight on the terrace also shows Gauguin's influence, especially through his revelatory exhibition in the Cafe Volpini in the summer of 1889. Crucial too was the exhibition of Japanese woodblock prints at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in May 1890.
Unlike Sérusier's flat smooth brushstrokes however, Denis took the lesson of flatness and applied it in a strikingly different manner. Organic forms in bright red and orange contrast with light blue and darkest blue-green shapes outlined in dark yellow. The terrace is Le Notre's famed seventeenth-century terrace at the Chateau of Saint-Germain-en-Laye.2 Apart from its title, Sunlight on the terrace seems pictorially comprehensible only through the figure of a child, and the trees on the right.
Although Sérusier's The talisman was recognised as important at the time, its radical nature meant it was never exhibited in the artist's lifetime, and neither was Denis' Sunlight on the terrace. They were both seen as experiments rather than finished works of art. In 1890 Denis wrote that a painting 'is essentially a flat surface covered in colour assembled in a certain order'.3 The tendency of art towards abstraction can be seen here, in the late nineteenth century, but the consequences were not to be realised until Wassily Kandinsky's and others' explorations in the first decades of the next century.
Christine Dixon
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Quoted in Edmund Capon, 'Director's foreword', in Roland Pickvance, Gauguin and the Pont-Aven School, Sydney: Art Gallery of New South Wales 1994, p. 7.
- Denis grew up in the district of St Germain-en-Laye.
- 'Définition du néo-traditionnisme', Art et critique, no. 65, 23 August 1890, pp. 556–58.


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Bizarre shot: cows entering fallout shelter built expressly for them.
classroom instruction in radiation sickness; excellent hospital shot;
excellent actual footage of nuclear explosion;
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All genres tend to turn on themselves, becoming self-reflective, if not self-parodic. This has happened with George Romero's fifth entry into his "Dead" franchise, which doesn't turn the camera on its subject so much as on those who record and watch it. Since its first incarnation with Night of the Living Dead, Romero's premise of flesh-eating zombies preying on the living has spawned countless imitators and provided a metaphor uncannily apt for every cultural twist and turn of the last four decades. Such is the case with Diary of the Dead. Romero has not grown narcissistic or solipsistic; American society has.
So, what else is new? At their best, Romero's films don't articulate new insights — they embody what everyone pretty much suspects to be the truth in black-comic, flesh-and-blood images and conceits. At his worst (or when his typically threadbare budgets support nothing more), he'll talk his ideas to death with pedantic, pseudo-profound bouts of banal dialogue. It's the difference between Night and Day of the Dead (1985).
In short, irony gives way to opacity, as in a student film that's trying too hard to be profound. Which might well be intentional, since that's what Diary purports to be. Jason (Josh Close) is shooting a mummy movie for his undergraduate filmmaking course somewhere in the woods of Pennsylvania, perhaps not far from the Burkittsville (Maryland) wilderness of the Blair Witch. In the middle of a botched scene, someone inevitably says, "Check out this thing on the news!" Said thing has long been familiar to the movie world: a chaotic report that the dead are rising to devour those still alive.
The movie crew respond in different ways. Ridley (Philip Riccio), who's playing the mummy, hops into his Lexus with one of the girls and heads back to the family mansion to party. Debra (Michelle Morgan), Jason's ex, joins up with others hoping to make their way home in a rickety Winnebago. Maxwell (Scott Wentworth), the washed-up film-studies prof, goes along for the ride, nipping at his flask and emitting sour bons mots. So does Jason, who resolves to record the disaster and show it on the Internet, in part because he wants the "truth" to survive an apparent media cover-up, but mostly because he's excited about the prospect of getting 72,000 hits in eight minutes.
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The site measures total nights booked across the 6604 homes which belong to its site across nearly six weeks, December 1 to January 11. Kiwi holidaymakers booked 2506 nights at the Coromandel town, beating Wanaka which was booked for 2222 nights, a record which meant it retained second.
Bookabach CEO Peter Miles said average rental prices for the top 10 destinations increased by 5 per cent to $326 per night.
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Roland SH-201 Synthesizer
Roland has resurrected their SH-series of synthesizers with the SH-201, an analog modeling synthesizer that's both fun and easy to use with plenty of features and cool sounds at a great price. The sounds and controls are analog style, and the SH-201 features Roland's famous Supersaw waveform (introduced in the JP-8000), resonant filter, saturation control, and more. Unlike the original SH-synths which were monophonic affairs, the SH-201 offers 10 voices of polyphony, which is perfect since we only have 10 fingers and this is definitely a hands-on performance oriented synthesizer.
At its heart the SH-201 has two beefy analog-modeling oscillators with ten analog styled waveforms. The two oscillators can be blended together in the Mix section, and there is also oscillator sync and ring modulation. Of course there is a filter section with High, Low and Band pass filtering at 12 or 24 dB/oct slopes, with the usual cutoff, resonance and key follow controls. Two LFOs add some modulation with 6 wave shapes plus sample-n-hold and multiple destinations. It also comes with high-quality delay and reverb effects, an overdrive control, and (like the SH-101) an arpeggiator function with 32 patterns.
Like the SH-101 of the early eighties, the SH-201 is quite user friendly, with a fairly simple and organized panel lay out (in a logically positioned signal path from left to right) and every control onboard is within reach. There are no complicated touch screens or menus of parameters to wade through, just grab a control and tweak! The keyboard is compact with just 49 keys and is only sensitive to velocity (no aftertouch). Patch memory is a bit on the disappointing side, with only 32 user and 32 preset patches. However, with its state-of-the-art USB connectivity, the SH-201 can be connected to a Mac/PC computer (both MIDI and audio can be routed through the USB port) and a VSTi software editor is included, which allows SH-201 sounds to be edited and stored from within a VSTi-compatible host software sequencer.
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AMS: Brand synths and accessories
The Woodwind & Brasswind Store
music123.com: Synth Blow Out Deal Section
zZounds: Keyboards and MIDI equipment
- Resources & Credits
Images from Roland-US.
Reviewed August 2008.
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