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If you ask Leah Biskup, she'll tell you she's an ordinary teenager -- studying for mid-term exams at St. Louis University, hanging out with friends and carrying out the daily social rituals of a 19-year-old from University City.
She's spent an extraordinary amount of time and strength to be this ordinary. And the folks who know and love her most will tell you she's anything but ordinary.
"She is truly amazing," says Leah's mom, Sara Biskup. "Maybe it's just part of being a resilient teenager, or part of her personality, but she's never allowed herself to think things weren't going to turn out just fine."
Even when she learned, during her sophomore year of high school, that the numbness she'd been feeling on the right side of her body -- that had caused her to collapse during a softball game -- was the result of a brain tumor.
The tumor -- called an ependymoma -- was located in the parietal lobe, the part of the brain associated with sensory information, memory and learning.
Leah spent several weeks at St. Louis Children's Hospital, where surgeons successfully removed the tumor. Leah was later placed on radiation therapy.
Leah spent several years recovering from the cognitive impact.
"It was harder for me to understand things after surgery," explains Leah. "I had to learn how to read and write all over again. Word retrieval was a big problem, too, coming up with the right words to say."
In short, Leah had to learn how to learn again.
Despite the agonizing cognitive and physical rehabilitation following the surgery, Leah was determined to keep up with her classmates at Nerinx High School. After an intense and determined summer of studying and catching up, she started her junior year with the rest of her class.
"A lot of people said I should just drop everything and start my sophomore year over," says Leah, "but I didn't want to do that. I wanted to stay with my friends."
"Leah worked insanely hard," says Dr. Joshua Rubin, pediatric oncologist, St. Louis Children's Hospital. "Most kids never have to call upon the true depths of their character but in my line of work you see it all the time. These kids get challenged and they just rise to the occasion. It's incredible to watch and to be near."
"Leah is a bright, energetic, strong-willed person that, through the face of this, has always kept a smile on her face and a very positive attitude," says Dr. Jeffrey Leonard, pediatric neurosurgeon, St. Louis Children's Hospital.
"So much of it had to do with her attitude," says Sara Biskup. "She'd say, 'I don't know why you're making such a big deal of this. I said I was going to be OK and I'm OK.'"
But as is too often the case with this form of tumor, things weren't OK -- yet.
At the end of her senior year, the numbness came back. "It kept happening," says Leah. "Then my speech was slurred and I had facial drooping so we went in and had an MRI and found the tumor was back."
It was in the same location as the first one, but it had spread into the spinal fluid. This time, Leah would not only require surgery, but aggressive chemotherapy. The treatment successfully removed the tumor, but left her with more devastating consequences. She experienced weakness and difficulty moving the right side of her body, and troubles with speech, memory and comprehension.
But Leah was determined not to let all the time spent in the hospital, along with the time spent rehabilitating, change her path in life. She had plans to start college. Even as she received chemotherapy, she enrolled in two classes.
"That didn't go over so well," says Leah. "I realized I was in over my head with everything else going on."
She may have struggled with the coursework, but never with maintaining her strong sense of humor. "I joked with her that I finally had more hair than she did," says Dr. Leonard, "but she responded, 'yea, but mine's gonna grow back!'
"Four or five days after surgery, she was already staying out late with friends."
By second semester, she was ready for a full class load.
"Everything was much harder for her," says Sara. "She couldn't write. Somebody had to take notes for her. For a test that the average person would need four hours to study, Leah would study 25 hours."
Leah got straight A's.
"It was a miracle," says Sara, "I believe somebody was looking over us. If you knew how hard she had to study, how difficult all that memorizing was, that she got through all of it was just so amazing."
In fact, her experience at St. Louis Children's Hospital's neuro-oncology clinic changed Leah's path after all. She's decided to study nursing.
"I think she feels like, as awful as this has been, some good things have come out of it, some good relationships," says Sara.
"The way I've dealt with this is, I just knew I was gonna be fine. I had a mindset to do what I had to do and it was never gonna be that big of a deal," says Leah. "I wasn't gonna let it get me down."
In recent weeks, Leah has been learning to write with her left hand as well as how to drive. She's building back her strength -- always in pursuit of living a normal life. This summer, she spent a week camping in Colorado and plans to return to college in the fall.
"I think what you see in Leah," says Dr. Rubin, "is an irrepressible human spirit."


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The Most Anticipated Horror Movies of 2014
Welcome to The Last Horror Blog, a biweekly column on all things horror.
The year 2013 was something of a mixed bag for horror films – we had some treats, but there were a whole lot of tricks in the mix as well. That's all behind us now, and with 2014 in full swing, it's time to start thinking about what ghoulish cinematic delights we'll experience over the course of the next 12 months. By the time you read this, things will already be rolling – the Paranormal Activity spin-off The Marked Ones is currently in theaters, with more titles set to debut before we even hit Valentine's Day. With so many titles looming on the horizon, here's a handy little cheat sheet highlighting some of the films I'm really looking forward to in the new year.
The Green Inferno
Eli Roth is back, and this time out he's paying homage to one of my favorite cinematic subgenres – the Italian cannibal films of the '70s and '80s. The setup is pretty standard for this sort of film: a group of students head to the Amazon to help a native tribe, but run afoul of cannibals when their plane crashes. Like Deodato's seminal Cannibal Holocaust, this film asks the audience to explore who the real monsters are – the gut-munching cannibals, or the supposedly civilized Americans. Take a bite out of this classic in the making on September 5.
French filmmaker Alexandre Aja (High Tension) adapts Joe Hill's gruesome novel for the screen. Daniel Radcliffe stars as a young man named Ig Perrish. Ig's life is turned upside down after he's marked as a suspect in the rape and murder of his girlfriend – but things get even stranger when he notices that he's growing a pair of horns that allow him to see the deepest and darkest secrets of those around him. With his newfound demonic powers, Ig sets out to solve the mystery of his girlfriend's death – with unexpected results.
Aja's a great director, and the source material is top notch, so I've got high hopes for Horns. Unfortunately, there's no official wide release date yet.
Big Bad Wolves
When Quentin Tarantino cites a movie as the best of the year, I tend to take note of it. Such is the accolade bestowed on Israeli genre effort Big Bad Wolves – a title that took top honors at Tribeca last year and will make its way toward a wide release later this month.
The tale of a vigilante cop and a distraught father who capture a murder suspect and attempt to torture a confession out of him might not seem particularly original, but this is another film that wants us to think about who the real monsters are. As our own Scott Weinberg points out, the film rises above the familiarity of it synopsis thanks to great performances and good writing. That and a heady mixture of violence, mystery and even a few laughs have me really looking forward to finally seeing if these wolves live up to their billing in the title.
Willow Creek
A found-footage Sasquatchsploitation film directed by Bobcat Goldthwait? How could you possibly not be interested in seeing Willow Creek? The oddity factor alone should have you intrigued.
Bigfoot movies are pretty popular these days, and found footage isn't going away anytime soon, so it was basically a no-brainer to craft this Blair Witch-esque tale of a couple hunting for the mythical Sasquatch who find more than they bargained for. Goldthwait has had an interesting career behind the camera (he directed World's Greatest Dad and God Bless America in the past few years) and this is a marked departure for the comedian turned filmmaker. Horror often looks deceptively easy to outsiders – but maybe Goldthwait can pull it off. We'll have to wait and see.
Almost Human
Joe Begos merges slasher-film aesthetics with alien abductions in his indie chiller Almost Human – and the results look quite engaging.
A man goes missing and is presumed dead during a town-wide blackout, but his friend suspects something more nefarious is afoot when locals start turning up dead in gruesome fashion. It appears as though his friend is back – and he's not quite human anymore. IFC Midnight picked up the rights to distribute the film, which means we'll most likely see it on disc and VOD in 2014. No official date has been set so far.
The Sacrament
Ti West has quickly become a fan favorite in horror-film circles, thanks in no small part to his film House of the Devil. West is looking to continue to delight genre fans in 2014 with his latest effort, a found-footage film entitled The Sacrament. The story finds a young man and his friends going to a Jonestown-like commune named Eden Parish. He finds his sister there and in good health, but as they interview the other residents, they uncover something much darker happening behind the scenes.
West excels at slow-burn horror films – and this story seems like it should play to his strengths. Book your trip to Eden Parish on May 1.
Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead
Tommy Wirkola's Dead Snow was a gory and amusing homage to the early works of men like Sam Raimi and Peter Jackson. A group of skiers unwittingly resurrect a battalion of Nazi zombies and laughs and gore ensue. Wirkola took a break from that story to make last year's Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, but 2014 finds him picking up where he left off in Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead.
The new installment starts where the previous one ended, and brings back all the survivors and zombies from the first go-round. Add in some body-part horror (just like we years ago in Jeff Fahey's Body Parts), and more comedy and carnage, and you know what to expect from this sequel. Red vs. Dead is set to make its debut at Sundance later this month. No word yet on a wide release.
[REC] 4: Apocalypse
Jaume Balaguero is back to finish off his and Paco Plaza's ongoing demonic possession/zombie apocalypse franchise with [REC] 4: Apocalypse.
While the third film in the series made the wise decision to break off from the main storyline (which takes place in an apartment building where quarantined people must fight off the monsters trapped in the building with them), the fourth brings us back to the story of reporter Angela Vidal as she's rescued from the building and taken to a new quarantine sight on a high security oil tanker. Unbeknownst to her rescuers, she's already carrying the strange infection.
Hopefully Balaguero and partner Plaza can wrap up the series in a way that satisfies fans and answers the many questions that have been raised over the past three films. We'll find out in October, when the film debuts in Spain.
I'm not the biggest fan of horror remakes (because many of them have been so disappointing), but I will admit to being more than a bit intrigued by the idea of someone remaking Richard Franklin's 1978 Aussie horror film Patrick. I always liked the sleazy Italian knockoff sequel (Patrick Lives Again) almost as much as Franklin's film – but the idea of a remake of this rarely seen cult oddity feels like the right kind reboot. The titular character is a comatose man with psychic abilities who unleashes them on those around him when he falls for his nurse. I won't say more than that for fear of giving away all the little joys of the original story, but needless to say, things go badly.
I'm really on the fence about Patrick – it's all too easy to imagine the remake going off the rails – but I'm keeping my hopes up until we get to see it (supposedly) sometime this spring.
Wolf Creek 2
Greg Mclean's sequel to his outback slasher flick Wolf Creek has been a long time coming – and a regular guest on pretty much every "Horror Film Sequel We'd Love to See" list over the past few years. Well, the wait is finally over in 2014 – John Jarratt is about to stalk a new set of unlucky vacationers when the film hits U.S. theaters sometime in the next 12 months.
Truthfully, I couldn't be happier – Jarratt's villainous serial killer is one of the better horror-film bad guys to emerge in the new century, and he certainly deserved a second film. Mclean is also a pretty interesting filmmaker – and horror can always use another talented voice doing his best to expand the genre. Will Wolf Creek 2 live up to the original? Only time will tell – but based on the first trailer, things definitely look promising.
Deliver Us from Evil
Sinister director Scott Derrickson is back – and this time he's tackling a sort of horrific version of a buddy-cop movie. Based on "true events," Deliver Us from Evil finds Eric Bana playing a cop who teams up with a priest to investigate supernatural cases involving demonic possession and the like. Edgar Ramirez is set to play Bana's priest partner, and Olivia Munn is also in the cast.
Screen Gems is clearly hoping that Derrickson can deliver this year's The Conjuring – and has scheduled Deliver Us from Evil for a July 2 release – right in the heart of blockbuster season. Should the film find an audience, it could become a franchise – with other investigations providing the backdrop for future films. Given Derrickson's track record, there's a good chance that will come to pass.
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- Recent changes is a great first stop, because you can see what pages other people have been editing, and where you can help.
- Questions? You can ask at the Help desk or on the "discussion" page associated with each article!
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- Please sign in every time you edit, so that we can recognise you!
I'm really happy to have you here, and look forward to contributing with you!
- -- MezzoDragon (Talk) 05:55, August 19, 2010
Anime Issues
Just letting you know if you have any Anime Related Issues you know who to talk to! Whether it's Characters, Episodes or the Pocket Monsters themselves! If you have time maybe you could check out Project Anime! Leave a message on my talk page by clicking the section of my signature saying "Chief Editor of the Anime Department!" that will direct you to my talk page, at the top there's a red button saying "Leave a Message" click it and type your message, making your you state your subject which you can do by making a heading or typing in the Subject Box beneath your message and also make sure you sign the message using four tildes ~ or by clicking the signature button. I hope you'll take an interest in this wiki and perhaps visit some Anime Articles!
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Unsigned template
You don't need to go out of your way to add the template. Please don't. – EnemyPeacemaker 10:17, April 3, 2013 (UTC)
you have Strike 1 for editing Pokemon BW095 in trivia—Preceding unsigned comment added by Carsfan360 (talk • contribs)
- Nope, that part of the trivia isn't relevant to the page and its more like fan-based info than actual basic information and I am not getting in trouble either.-- http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/k576/DigiPen92/ChromLordFE13MapIconpng_zps2c4cf18b.png King Marth 64 (talk • other wikis • blogs) 22:59, May 19, 2013 (UTC)
Strike 2 For editing Pokemon BW095 in Trivia—Preceding unsigned comment added by Carsfan360 (talk • contribs)
Hey, just want to tell you that it is great to have you revert the vandal edits. I should recommend you to get some more edits and get the rollback user rights. You should also make a signature template, since you lack one. Energy X ∞ 17:10, May 31, 2013 (UTC)
I'd really appreciate if you would vote on this request. - - 11:48, June 15, 2013 (UTC)
- Oh, and it seems you have a template for signature, but it does not exist. It would be good the template is made. - - 19:46, June 15, 2013 (UTC)
- I did created a sig templates earlier, but Jazzi deleted them and I told her not to delete mine and she didn't seems to listen.-- http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/k576/DigiPen92/ChromLordFE13MapIconpng_zps2c4cf18b.png King Marth 64 (talk • other wikis • blogs) 19:55, June 15, 2013 (UTC)
The news is that we have reached 30 000 images! A moment worth remembering, don't you agree? - - 14:34, June 20, 2013 (UTC)
Talk pages
Seems to me that you don't have to tag talk pages of articles for deletion, as you can only remove the parts that are not discussions of how to improve the articles. Energy X 23:53, August 21, 2013 (UTC)
Next time
Next time a new XY episode is announced, with all due respect, do not make the corresponding article. Wait until it airs and leave it to me.
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 03:01, October 1, 2013 (UTC)
Excuse me? Like you're some almighty editor? --OmegaRasengan (talk) 00:17, October 11, 2013 (UTC)
- Sorry, I meant to say Crud (I kinda added an e by mistake), since I haven't seen some of the pages that were created already and I have kinda created some of the sandbox pages for the other Kalos Gym Leaders + all the Elite Four a while ago that I was kinda preparing to move them till the 12th and didn't relized that they released the game today in an another country, then, I haven't seen some one else was already created the page about those characters already.-- http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/k576/DigiPen92/ChromLordFE13MapIconpng_zps2c4cf18b.png King Marth 64 (talk • other wikis • blogs) 00:26, October 11, 2013 (UTC)
- Scratch that then. And no the game hasn't officially been released yet, RainbowShifter gave the ok to put up what has been leaked. --OmegaRasengan (talk) 00:29, October 11, 2013 (UTC)
Olympia's Gender
All right. I am going to ask this one and I will not ask this again, so pay attention:
Is Olympia really female or is Olympia simply Tucker 2.0 (a man).
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 15:47, October 11, 2013 (UTC)
Re: Then, where should we put this image at instead?
I was actually talking with Winx about that and he says that the official art has been obtained and we will resize that to be like the current sprite image and once that has been uploaded it will be used instead. ~ƒelinoel 18:42, October 22, 2013 (UTC)
Although Slaying has not asked you, I will. Would you like to become a patroller? Energy X 19:06, October 26, 2013 (UTC)
- Yes sure, I'll be happy to help out for the wiki.-- http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/k576/DigiPen92/ChromLordFE13MapIconpng_zps2c4cf18b.png King Marth 64 (talk • other wikis • blogs) 04:35, October 27, 2013 (UTC)
"Pokémon Trozei 2" sounds better, although there should be a template that refers to an unofficial name. As for the "Untitled Pokémon Detective Game", it should be shortened to "Pokémon Detective Game", for simplicity and shorter article name. Energy X 10:54, October 29, 2013 (UTC)
Re: Did Four-Arms was really based off on Machamp?
No, there is no proof, thus it is just speculation. ~ƒelinoel 06:13, November 7, 2013 (UTC)
Hey can you vote in this discussion of a new idea? --OmegaRasengan (talk) 19:08, November 20, 2013 (UTC)
Hm, I get somewhat tired that I have to set up the matches at Festival of Battles. Would you plan over the match next week? Energy X 23:06, December 12, 2013 (UTC)
- While on that topic, what are YOUR thoughts on a wiki-based Wifi Gym League? ~ƒelinoel 02:43, December 13, 2013 (UTC)
Skyla's Swanna
Hey I have my reasons. A reason you wouldn't understand. BTW we don't involve the ADMIN's, I haven't been on here very long. --Kyurem147 (talk) 08:54, December 19, 2013 (UTC)
I saw this edit. While it is good that you have added that fact, it should be notified that you can do it via {{for}} template, as seen now.
Well, to keep it simple:
- about the new template, it is good to see such a template made. I wish people started uploading files with proper names instead of gibberish, and that more people are able correct the mistakes.
- I don't have much idea about the new Legendary Pokémon, you should try asking someone else with more experience about it (like Jade or Slaying).
- and yes, it is somewhat surprising to see the old template, so yes, it needs to be changed.
Hope this answers all. Energy X 22:11, January 4, 2014 (UTC)
I moved some of them. A tiring job to fix the names. Well, if you have a proposition if someone else could move the names (besides admins), I'd appreciate that.
Well, it might be good to check the uncategorised files, since a lot of them appear in the articles, a lot with a gibberish name. Well, would you could categorise these files (if so, I'd point you how). Think of it as a co-project, since you are working on images. Energy X 23:59, January 4, 2014 (UTC)
File names
Took a peek in the category. Many of them have to be moved, but not the ones that are "quote" in itself, like "A giant hole?.jpg" or "Dan rescued us.jpg". Energy X 21:14, January 5, 2014 (UTC)
My talkpage
Can you please leave my talk page alone. Please..... Kaneandbigshow2 (talk) 01:34, January 7, 2014 (UTC)
- I second this; you do not have the right to revert a user who is removing comments off their own page regardless of who left a comment (they have the right to do so). If I catch you do that one more time, I will have to regrettably report you for it, and do not want to. Shardsilver (talk) 01:37, January 7, 2014 (UTC)
- King Math 64 has the right to do what he wants, when he wants!
LeifYo King Marth, do you think Leif approve of Pikachu??King Fado (talk) 14:23, January 20, 2014 (UTC)
Ash KetchumAs many as years has Ash?
♥Paexgo♥ (talk) 14:42, January 20, 2014 (UTC)Paexgo
Could you comment on Claydol vs. Dusclops battle? Energy X 20:43, February 11, 2014 (UTC)
Marth this is a matter personal matter between me and spore.--Kyurem147 (talk) 07:24, March 9, 2014 (UTC)
I already know that, but there's something you don't know.--Kyurem147 (talk) 07:57, March 9, 2014 (UTC)
I must recreate ,the anxiety is very powerful. It's the only way I can stop being angry about this matter. I asked dragonspore and she said Ok, but just this once. No more recreating pages I just made. Ok? Understand? You get it now?--Kyurem147 (talk) 08:20, March 9, 2014 (UTC)
I've got a plan and you're interfering.--Kyurem147 (talk) 17:53, March 25, 2014 (UTC)
It's all part of my plan.--Kyurem147 (talk) 17:58, March 25, 2014 (UTC)
I really can't say, I can say I'll stop really. You didn't have to report to X.--Kyurem147 (talk) 18:06, March 25, 2014 (UTC)
Marth I said I'll stop, heck I haven't doing it to other pages for while?--Kyurem147 (talk) 20:34, March 25, 2014 (UTC)
I see that I have deleted it because it was put for deletion, so I automatically deleted it. It has been restored now. Energy X 14:39, April 9, 2014 (UTC)
do you know how to create a color on here.
Still interested in the patroller position? I could recommend you (though the vote is still necessary). Energy X 21:41, May 15, 2014 (UTC)
Just so you know, I have recommended you to become a rollback. You can see that here. If there are no new votes over the time, I recommend that you talk with some users and ask them to vote on your request, since they will likely not know about it. Energy X 22:50, May 19, 2014 (UTC)
I arranged it. Me and Spore made a deal. She let delete and recreate them for trade. Please don't interfere.--Kyurem147 (talk) 20:32, May 22, 2014 (UTC)
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There is proof that Blaziken belongs to Gurkinn. Gurkinn returned it to his PokeBall after Korrina's Lucario defeated it in the episode. —Preceding unsigned comment added by DragonSpore18 (talk • contribs)
Please let me handle this.--Kyurem147 (talk) 19:45, June 5, 2014 (UTC)
Would you like to become a member of PokéPower, where we can work as a team? Basically, it is an organization (which has not seen much use in some time), so we could always seek new members (Like you!). Your contributions have been recognized, so if you want to become one, just confirm on my talk page.
Oh, and don't worry, I have the patroller request on my mind, so I'll remind Slaying about it soon. Energy X 00:17, June 14, 2014 (UTC)
Congratulations! You became a new rollback. Hope you stay here often to use those tools. Energy X 20:45, June 17, 2014 (UTC)
Congratulations my friend. Sorry I didn't know that awesome news. --Monfernape_If any problem? 09:08, June 19, 2014 (UTC)
Hi, I would like to ask on your views on merging with Pokémon Adventures. Please message me with a response. Ellis99 I'm feeling the flow! 16:44, June 18, 2014 (UTC)
I'm talking about the whole manga section of the site. Ellis99 I'm feeling the flow! 16:57, June 18, 2014 (UTC),
He meant on copying information from that site, which focuses primarily on manga. Energy X 17:02, June 18, 2014 (UTC)
Did you even read the deletion reason? The user in question abused multiple accounts and uploaded multiple duplicate images, and is permanently banned anyways. And I've been trying to get rid of the unneeded redlinks that clog up Special:WantedPages and Special:WantedFiles, so your reversions are both unneeded and unhelpful. I would highly recommend that you undo your reversions. --Shockstorm (talk) 23:36, June 29, 2014 (UTC)
Yeah, I'll talk to Energy. The sockpuppetry thing was from a while back, I don't remember where it was posted though. And I apologize for my earlier rudeness, it was completely uncalled for. --Shockstorm (talk) 04:21, June 30, 2014 (UTC)
That is a good idea. I have to ask, though: does Bulbapedia have that category, and if it does, how is it named? Energy X 10:26, July 10, 2014 (UTC)
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A proposal to redesign the wiki is on the table. Please drop by w:c:czechitout to take a look at the new design, then return to the forum thread to give your views. Thanks :) — CzechOut 03:44, October 24, 2014 (UTC)
Not certain why are you inserting these facts. After all, there are many, many, MANY anime-exclusive characters. Plus, why did you insert Miette's Slurpuff is male? Energy X 22:51, November 16, 2014 (UTC)
Oh yeah, now I see who has done that, sorry 'bout that. Though I am still curious why are you inserting the "anime exclusive" parts. Energy X 23:09, November 16, 2014 (UTC)
I have restored the image. Energy X 14:48, March 24, 2015 (UTC)
Sun and Moon sandbox
May I alter your sandbox for Sun and Moon? Ellis99 Volcanion 11:48, February 26, 2016 (UTC)
Guzma & Plumala
Hi King i see your wonderious on anime about these two from Team Skull outta what i know as a moderator for discussion area i haven't seen them in anime nor were they mentioned yet so you know about that. I do keep a close eye on anime as for a prediction ideal i do hope they appear at some point in anime since Ash's has adventured to four of the ilands in the game so far, I haven't seen Ula'ula iland so i guess you can call it a guess we will see what happen's on Ula'ula if they make a appearance for a ideal next arc & two we're almost at the end of 2017 so likely likely will happen alright.Trainer Micah (talk) 14:30, December 8, 2017 (UTC)
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Haven't seen you quite in while. It's rather sad, really. Anyway, since you aren't using your user rights, there could be a vote that could revoke them, for security reasons. Energy X 18:52, February 3, 2019 (UTC)


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The whole entire CORE of Christianity rests on rather or not Jesus rose from the dead! Well, SEVERAL sources (both Christian and non-Christian) say he DID:
**SEVERAL Eyewitness Accounts**
Mary Magdalene saw Him on the morning following the Sabbath (John 20:14-18, Mark 16:19).
The other Mary (mother of Jesus?) – along with Mary Magdalene – ALSO saw him (Matthew 28:9-10).
He appeared to Peter (1 Corinthians 15:5).
He revealed Himself to His brother James (1 Corinthians 15:7).
Two disciples on the road saw Him in the afternoon (Luke 24:13-40, Mark 16:12-13).
In the evening, He came to the eleven remaining disciples (minus Thomas) as they met in the Upper Room (John 20:19-23, Mark 16:14, Luke 24:36-49).
He appeared in Galilee to a gathering of more than five hundred followers (1 Corinthians 15:6).
He came again to the Eleven eight days later + Thomas (making it 12) —that is, eight days later (John 20:26-31).
After His disciples returned to Galilee, seven of them met Him on the shore of the sea (John 21:1-22).
And think about it, folks….Specifically #7! A delusion is something that ONE person usually sees. So just how common would it be for 500 people ALL AT ONCE to see a "delusion?" Answer: It wouldn't be, so that's how we know that what those 500 people saw was AUTHENTIC and REAL!
Plus….not to mention…..ALL of Jesus's disciples (minus Judas Iscariot, who ofcourse committed suicide) + Matthias died a death of MARTYRDOM! So why would a large group of people WILLINGLY suffer persecution, torchure, imprisonment and/or DEATH for a LIE? Answer: They wouldn't, therefore they CLEARLY believed and personally WITNESSED Jesus BEING the Son of God & also being risen from the dead! EVEN NON-CHRISTIAN SOURCES CONFIRM THIS FACT!
Plus here are a few more additional sources which document Jesus's existence in general (outside of the bible).
1). https://yeshua777.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/10-surefire-evidences-of-godjesus-christ/
2. http://coldcasechristianity.com/2017/is-there-any-evidence-for-jesus-outside-the-bible/
3. https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/people-cultures-in-the-bible/jesus-historical-jesus/did-jesus-exist/
4. https://www.bethinking.org/jesus/ancient-evidence-for-jesus-from-non-christian-sources
5). Lee Strobel presentation about his TRUE-LIFE story of going from atheism to Christianity, as well as the various evidences for Jesus's resurrection, IN DETAIL
6). "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel (the actual BOOK…….Note: this came BEFORE the movie of the same name!!!!)
7). The actual MOVIE called "Case for Christ"
8). And not only that, but there's always something called "THE EMBARRASSMENT FACTOR". For back in ancient, biblical times, the "testimony" of a woman was considered "weak", "unimportant" and "not believable".
On the other hand, one of the Lord's 10 commandments was NOT to lie or "bear false witness". And so, the believing Christian male disciples around Jesus's time considered honesty to be SUCH an important virtue to uphold, that they were willing to "risk reputation/embarrassment", even if it meant they had to RECORD in written testimony the (gasp!) "eyewitness account testimony of A WOMAN/WOMEN, as it pertained to Jesus's resurrection".
And back in ancient, biblical times, there was NOT too many historical documents floating around. So to have THAT much non-Christian evidence of Jesus's death & resurrection is pretty compelling!
[But again, I have SEEN Jesus Christ personally during an N.D.E., so I HAVE no reason not to believe!] However, in John 20:29, Jesus states the following:
"Jesus saith unto him, 'Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed".
Translation? Though I have seen during an N.D.E. (as many others have as well), particularly BLESSED are those who have NOT personally seen Jesus in an N.D.E. or dream/vision, and yet, BELIEVE! 😉
The brutal reality is that it takes FAR MORE FAITH to believe that Jesus's crucifixion or resurrection DIDN'T happen, than to believe IT DID! 😉
As you read this and mull over all the evidence, I hope that the Spirit of Truth (The Holy Spirit) will kindly & boldly minister to you and teach you all the Lord's truths that you've been missing, up to this point! And May the Lord Jesus Bless You & Keep You For All Eternity! Amen.


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"Me Before You" (Pamela Dorman Books), by Jojo Moyes
There are books that you cannot put down. There are also books where you become so invested in the characters, you force yourself to stop reading to prolong the experience because you don't want the story to end, and that's what can happen when you read Jojo Moyes' latest book, "Me Before You."
The novel follows Louisa Clark, a young woman living an ordinary life in a small English town. She lives with her parents and helps support her family by earning a modest living. She has no dreams or aspirations. She didn't attend college and has never travelled. She has a boyfriend who is obsessed with fitness, and she'll occasionally watch him exercise to show her devotion to him.
Things begin to change when she takes a job as an aide for a quadriplegic named William Traynor, who was paralyzed in a freak accident. Before the accident, he was a corporate raider who loved adventure, culture and women.
They get off to a rocky start, but warm up as they teach each other about living in a different way. Their story doesn't end there, like a TV movie. There are some very real obstacles in the way, and the book isn't a fairytale.
Moyes writes well-developed characters, and it's impossible not to care about them. You'll find yourself laughing, smiling, feeling angry and, yes, crying.
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Ellen DeGeneres is honest, warm, down-to-earth, and absolutely hilarious. What's there not to like? Well, she's a lesbian and the anti-gay group OneMillionMoms.com doesn't like that.
When the talk-show host announced her new relationship with J.C. Penney, the group, a part of the American Family Association, was enraged and asked the retailer to fire DeGeneres as their spokesmodel immediately.
A statement on OneMillionMoms.com reads: "Funny that JC Penney thinks hiring an open homosexual spokesperson will help their business when most of its customers are traditional families. As consumers, what we find tragic is a corporate office and customer service department that not only transfers customers to voicemail, but even hangs up on them rather than verses hearing their concerns."
OneMillionMoms asked its members to join in the fight to get DeGeneres fired: "Make a personal phone call to JC Penney's corporate headquarters and ask JC Penney to replace Ellen Degeneres as their new spokesperson immediately to remain neutral in the culture war."
J.C. Penney didn't respond to the groups' demands and is standing by DeGeneres' side: "She's a very honest, straightforward person with extraordinary values," JCPenney CEO Ron Johnson said on "CBS This Morning" today. "It's been unbelievably wonderful to work with someone who is so kind, so gracious, so funny, who just, I think, captures what American is about."
Ellen DeGeneres took the issue into her hands on her show, saying that her "haters are her motivators," and here's an incredibly inspiring video featuring more of what she had to say:


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J.J. Putz declined arbitration from the White Sox, making him a free agent.
The White Sox have expressed a desire to re-sign Putz, but they'll have to wait in line.
"Eight or nine teams have shown preliminary interest," Putz told Comcast SportsNet. "Some for closer roles, others to be a set-up man with a chance for closing." …
A.J. Pierzynski is talking to multiple teams too. One of them is the Dodgers.
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- For a long time, it seemed as though the internet was a hotbed for plagiarists. Now, it seems the tides have turned: this is a fascinating story about a case where internet sleuths joined together to expose plagiarism. (The Guardian)
- Have you checked out the new project over at NPR's All Things Considered? On the monthly segment "NewsPoet," a poet is invited to take the daily news and turn it into a poem. This month: Craig M. Teicher.
- A worthy question: is Holden Caulfield obnoxious? (Big Think)
- In the world of e-books, Apple iBooks, audiobooks, etc., do we still need publishers? (The Guardian)
- This is a lovely article reflecting on how a writer's career can affect his relationship to writing as an art. (New York Times Review of Books)
- It blew my mind when I realized just how propagandizing the great works of Dr. Seuss really are. Though, it seems they could have been worse. (i09)
- Shakespeare and Company. Road Dahl's Matilda. Broadway. Best news ever? (New York Times)


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How do they dust all those tiny wheels and parts?
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Cleaners rappel down one of the faces of Big Ben, to clean and polish the clock face, above the Houses of Parliament, in central London, Aug. 19, 2014. A week has been set aside for the cleaning of what is officially known as the Great Clock, which is set in the Elizabeth Tower.
Is it pinned next to the butterflies or the beetles?
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It was an old-school football helmet.
College Football Hall of Fame CEO and president John Stephenson demonstrates an interactive school fight song karaoke display at he College Football Hall of Fame, Friday, Aug. 22, 2014, in Atlanta.
The College Football Hall of Fame finally is ready for its grand opening on Saturday following its move from South Bend, Ind. Fundraising issues forced several delays in the project, that had been scheduled to open in 2012.
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A giant inflatable rubber duck installation by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman floats under the Vincent Thomas Bridge through the Port of Los Angeles as part of the Tall Ships Festival, in San Pedro, Calif., Aug. 20, 2014. The creation, which is five stories tall and five stories wide, has been seen floating in various cities around the world since 2007.
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A kindergartener's dream come true?
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A visitor looks at one of the exhibits at the Dinosaurs exhibition in Belgrade, Serbia, Aug. 21, 2014. ''Dino Park" has opened at Belgrade's Kalemegdan Fortress.
That man must be really impressed with that fish?
Is this a hobby of his?
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It gets even better.
Zoo owner Manny Tangco plays with a Japanese Koi carp inside a huge aquarium in a new attraction at the Malabon Zoo at Malabon city, north of Manila, Philippines, Aug. 22, 2014. Tangco, in a press statement, said he added in his collection the Japanese Koi carps to pay tribute to the thousands of Overseas Filipino Workers for their perseverance and sacrifice in working abroad. Tangco claimed the Koi carps symbolize perseverance.
Cats and wolves getting along?
What is the world coming to?
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Furry enthusiasts attend the Eurofurence 2014 conference in Berlin, Germany, Aug. 22, 2014. Furry fandom, a term used as early as 1983 and also known as furrydom, furridom, fur fandom or furdom, refers to a subculture whose followers express an interest in anthropomorphic, or half-human, half-animal, creatures in literature, cartoons, pop culture, or other artistic contexts. Many but not all of the followers of the movement wear furry animal costumes.
Mass bucket dumping?
Wait, did I hear about this on the Internet?
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Participants tip buckets of ice water over their heads as they take part in the World Record Ice Bucket Challenge at Etihad Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, Aug. 22, 2014. Over 700 people took part in setting the new world record. The Ice Bucket Challenge is the social media phenomenon which is helping raise awareness and money for sufferers of Motor Neurone Disease or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Striped puppies?
The next labradoodle?
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A female dog feeds two-day-old tiger cubs and her puppy at a zoo in Hefei, Anhui province, China, August 22, 2014.


text: Prosperity: When he was in high school, Bill Clinton shook hands with President John F. Kennedy in the Rose Garden of the White House. This brief meeting, he said later, was an inspiration for a life in politics. In 1978, at the age of 32, he became Arkansas's youngest governor. He was elected president in 1992, and four years later became the first Democrat since Franklin D. Roosevelt to win a second term. Despite scandals and a vote for impeachment by the U.S. House of Representatives, President Clinton enjoyed high approval ratings. The federal budget was balanced during his administration and the economy was generally strong. In 1998, he ordered bombings of military targets in Iraq when its president, Saddam Hussein, failed to cooperate with United Nations inspections for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons. In 2000, Hillary Rodham Clinton won a race for a Senate seat from New York. This was the first time in history that a first lady was elected to office.


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This is one of those things that can disrupt a seemingly normal family. Byun Han Soo (Kim Young Chul) lives on the outskirts of Seoul with his selfless wife, Na Young Sil (Kim Hae Sook). Their bustling lives center around his small diner, "Daddy's Snack Shop," and their four adult children, Joon Young (Min Jin Woong), Hye Young (Lee Yoo Ri), Mi Young (Jung So Min) and Ra Young (Ryu Hwayoung).
Joon Young tries not to disappoint his parents as he has been unable to pass the civil service exam for five years. Hye Young is the most accomplished as a successful attorney who has an on-again, off-again relationship with Cha Jung Hwan (Ryu Soo Young), a television producer-director. After years of trying to land a job, Mi Young finally lands her dream job as an intern for Gabi Entertainment, only to discover that her high school bully, Kim Yoo Joo (Lee Mi Do), works there as a team leader. Ra Young works a yoga instructor and falls for Park Cheol Soo (Ahn Hyo Seop), who has absolutely no interest in returning her attention.
The close-knit Byun family is thrown into turmoil when Ahn Joong Hee (Lee Joon), an idol-turned-actor, shows up one day and claims that Han Soo is his father. Joong Hee is widely ridiculed by netizens as a robotic actor, but he is determined to earn respect by landing a role in a highly anticipated miniseries about a father-son relationship. But in order to conjure the emotions needed for the role, Joong Hee decides he needs to get to know the father he believes abandoned him and his mother 35 years ago.
Will Joong Hee's appearance threaten to reveal a deeply buried secret and otherwise disrupt Han Soo's happy family life?
"Father Is Strange" is a 2017 South Korean drama series directed by Lee Jae Sang.
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CATHY ZOI: Hi, there. I'm Cathy Zoi, assistant secretary of energy at the Department of Energy, and I'm here to talk a little bit about the Weatherization Assistance Program.
As you all know, the weatherization program was funded to the tune of $5 billion under the recovery act, and that was a huge ramp-up from what we had in the past. What I'm here to say to you is, congratulations, because we've actually reached our run rate. We are now weatherizing 25,000 homes nationally a month; 25,000 homes of low-income people across this country are benefiting from the good work that you all are doing on the ground. And again, congratulations for that great effort, and we thank you so very much.
This was a huge challenge. I mean, what we've been able to do so far is create already more than 10,000 jobs in the first quarter. People are benefiting by the job creation. Crews are being added, trucks are being added; more homes are getting weatherized.
And the individual families that are benefiting, it's fantastic. Just a couple of weeks ago, I visited New Hampshire and the home of Jackie Douhan (ph). Her energy bills went down 40 percent this year. She's an elderly lady who's now comfortable and can stay in her home, and she's received a great set of weatherization services from a local community action agency. It's just brilliant.
Look, this is the beginning of an entire transformation to a clean-energy economy, one in which every home in America can become energy efficient. And the weatherization assistance program is leading the way at this transformation.
So again, we thank you for your work. We're looking forward to continued success as we reach the president's target of nearly 600,000 homes over the next couple of years.


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Cristiano Ronaldo's girl landed the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue.
Although the news is not supposed to officially be announced until the "Late Show With David Letterman" airs Monday night, a quick-acting girl with a cell phone camera snapped a shot of the billboard featuring Russian beauty Irina Shayk and leaked it on Twitter.
"I saw it from my office window," Rana Wardlaw told the Huffington Post. "I work at a media agency called Starcom Worldwide. They unveiled the billboard for a few minutes to tape it for the Letterman Show and then covered it back up. I guess they didn't cover it fast enough!"
Shayk's covers also include GQ Spain, GQ South Africa, and Elle Spain. This is her fifth appearance in Sports Illustrated. She will also make an appearance on NBC's Today show Tuesday morning.
She has been dating her soccer superstar boyfriend since 2010.
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DWTS Season 12 Wild and Crazy Cast Rumors…Kris Joseph and Kim Zolciak
Here are two rumors I found on Twitter today – neither is likely true, but I'm reporting them just in case. It's what I do. 🙂 First up is Kris Joseph. He is apparently a basketball player for Syracuse – which means he's not technically a "star" (yet) but when has that ever stopped DWTS?? Anyway, a fella reports this on Twitter:
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Around the same time, Kris Joseph tweets this:
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So you be the judge. Personally, I think this is just one wild and crazy rumor that sprung from nowhere. 🙂 But even crazier is the next one – Kim Zolciak. This one is based on the spamming of one guy on twitter and he is VERY insistent that this is reality. I'm inclined to believe it is a fan doing some serious pimpage. 🙂 Why to I think it's crazy and possibly someone just having fun?? Kim appears to be about 6 months pregnant. 🙂 But, just in case…
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According to the 3.5 PHB (p. 309), a helpless (e.g., sleeping) target is treated as having Dex 0, and has a "-5 modifier". On p. 153, it further explains that a helpless defender can't use any Dexterity bonus "to AC. In fact, his Dexterity score is treated as if it were 0 and his Dexterity modifier to AC as if it were -5." (Emphasis added.) It also states that a coup de grace automatically hits and does critical damage.
What I can't seem to find is any discussion of whether a sleeping or otherwise helpless target gets a Reflex saving throw. I'm particularly interested in whether a helpless target gets a Reflex save vs. dragon breath weapons. It seems to me that a helpless, particularly sleeping, target won't even know it's under attack, and thus won't be able to "escape by moving quickly" when dragon breath, a spell attack or the like comes at it.
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Although the conference was well received and we know there's a strong commitment to Rails in the European community, we unfortunately did not generate enough revenue from the event to go forward with it this year--particularly with the economy the way it is. So we're not planning to hold a RailsConf Europe event in 2009 but we're still interested in holding the event again some time in the future.
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Kirstie Alley has made no secret of her struggle with weight issues, and now, she's getting back on top — looking trim and feeling good-- thanks to her grueling "Dancing with the Stars" exercise schedule.
However, the former "Fat Actress" star says she almost turned down the ballroom opportunity on the advice of a close friend.
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"[John] Travolta said — he was the first person I went to — and he said, 'Don't do it, don't do it. Just act, just act,'" Kirstie told Access Hollywood guest correspondent Jayde Donovan at her and professional partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy's "DWTS" rehearsal in Los Angeles on Thursday. "And my advice was that from everyone, because they just like me to be an actress."
Luckily, the 60-year-old dynamo ignored the advice of her friends, and is now one of three contenders vying for Season 12's mirrorball trophy.
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"I thought, 'Screw all my [friends] I don't care.' I really don't care what anybody says," she said. "One thing I'm good at is introspection, and I knew that I had gotten in a bad place — sort of complacent. I was boring myself, let alone anybody else! I was boring. I was like, 'This will unbore me.' It did unbore me!"
Now, the hilarious former "Cheers" star is beginning to gain back her confidence.
"I'm actually starting to become myself again, which is good," she said. "I feel good, I feel sort of like I'm almost back to normal. I don't know where the hell I went for a while… I went on a journey."
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In addition to the obvious weight loss, Kirstie said she's also enjoying the newfound strength she's earned through hours of endurance-building dance rehearsal.
"The thing that I like the most is I just feel really, really strong and really limber, and that feels pretty natural to me," she said. "I love that feeling. I don't feel weak at all, and I was feeling a little bit weak."
VIEW THE PHOTOS: 'Dancing With The Stars' Season 12 Rehearsals
For the show's upcoming final performances, Kristie will be wearing a dress that may look familiar to fans of the hit reality series, as it's the same costume she wore for this season's first show.
However, the mother of two proudly stated that due to her recent weight loss, the costume would have to be taken in. Plus, she wants the cut out in back enlarged to show off her hard-earned booty.
"I want to see my ass crack! That's what I'm going to see," she said. "I worked hard for these dimples, and by God I'm going to show them off every place I go!"
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Tories keep 4 Challenger jets airborne due to VIP scheduling conflicts
Former defence minister Peter MacKay had pledged to retire majority of fleet
The Harper government's plan to decommission four of its six C-144 Challengers was sidelined and revisited last year because the executive jets were getting more VIP and military use than thought.
Former defence minister Peter MacKay, in early 2013, ordered that the majority of the aircraft, long cast as a symbol of Liberal excess by the Conservatives, be retired within the year as they reached the end of their service life.
But newly released memos, written last fall, show the plan was scaled back to the deactivation of just two planes — something the government waited until after Parliament recessed in late June to announce.
The Challengers are tasked with shuttling around the prime minister, the governor general and cabinet ministers, as well as being an air ambulance for members of the military.
What the air force found after MacKay issued the order was that it couldn't deliver both with just two planes because there were "multiple scheduling conflicts for Challenger support amongst Code One (Very, Very Important Persons)," according to a four-page analysis, dated Oct. 31, 2013.
Military asked to study options
Military planners were quietly asked to study options and based their analysis on the "requirement to maintain the current level of service and availability provided to Code One VVIPs," said the document, obtained by The Canadian Press under access to information legislation.
Among the three options debated was the idea of perhaps buying slightly used Challengers from the "depressed business aviation market" to create a "homogenous fleet."
The reason the four aircraft — the CL600 and CL601 variants — were to be retired was because they were almost 30 years old and their 1980s electronics — relying on analogue rather than digital technology — restricted where they could fly.
A briefing note prepared for Rob Nicholson, the current defence minister, recommended buying new up-to-date Challengers much like the CL604 variant, of which Canada has two.
A single fleet "is the most cost effective and therefore recommended option," said the documents, because it is "the only method that can ensure a 99 per cent availability rate for two concurrent (lines of operation) in support of (air ambulance) and Code One VVIPs."
The report concluded that it would be cheaper in both maintenance and personnel "when compared against the mixed fleet option," which the Tories appear to have accepted.
If supported, the air force said it would work through the department's defence capabilities and program management boards to find a "source of funding."
No upgrades planned
A further memo — dated Nov. 18, 2013 -- from the country's top military commander, Gen. Tom Lawson, to Nicholson left the decision entirely in the minister's hands.
The jets have a storied history of being used as political footballs.
The Conservatives claim they've cut the use of the Challengers by 75 per cent compared with the Liberals, but it's tough to verify those numbers.
National Defence was asked on Friday if it planned to decommission any more Challenger jets, and if not were upgrades planned for the two oldest jets to make them conform to new international standards.
In both cases the answer was, No.
"For the foreseeable future the intent is to maintain four Challenger jets," said Maj. James Simiana, an air force spokesman.
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Weren't you just over the moon for "La Luna," the Academy Award-nominated Pixar short that preceded "Brave?"
Perhaps the most poetic and enchanting of all the many shorts from Disney's high-quality CG animation wing (and, at seven minutes, its longest), the Italian flavored coming-of-age story "La Luna" enraptured even Oscar voters, who nominated it as one of the past year's best animated shorts. Director Enrico Casarosa reveals the inside story of how he and his team created a glowing modern classic.
Was this based on a folk tale, an idea you came up with or stories someone told you?
It's a little bit of a mixture of all of the above, but there isn't really an actual folktale prior to my interest in this idea of going after the moon came from a few different stories that inspired me. One of them is actually Italo Calvino, an Italian writer. He's written 'Invisible Cities.' He's a wonderful surrealist and he has a lot of short stories based on these short stories called Cosmic Comics. They were based on scientific data and then he'd go off on his own and do his fiction over it. The scientific data is that the moon is getting further away from us every year – a certain amount of inches, for real. This is true. And so you can imagine a time if the moon keeps on going, it must have been really close. And you can imagine a time where you could go up on it. In his tale, he had people go on the moon and get milk, of all things. I don't know if you remember there are some shorts from Aardman, like "A Grand Day Out,' where Wallace and Gromit would go get cheese. I love these kind of stories that take the moon and give it a strange myth. So I thought, 'Wouldn't it be great to come up with something of my own?' I went on my own direction of what could be a job on the moon. And the other part of it was my memory of my childhood: my dad and my grandfather never got along, so the relationship with the boy and them are a little bit my dinners where my dad and my grandfather would be by my side. They wouldn't talk to each other, but they would talk to me. So there was tension. The memory of that started to be an interesting story to get them to go off to where it's a coming of age story."
Expanding on the gibberish dialect used and your own father and grandfather – were those elements you always knew you'd have from the beginning?
The gibberish I really did have in my mind, mostly because I love a lot of animation that has it. There's an Italian animation called 'La Lina,' which is worth looking up on YouTube if you've never seen it. It's a simple little line where a hand would come in and draw a character made out of a line. The character would be always talking this gibberish, gesticulating a lot, so that was always the inspiration. That was the example and inspiration that told me there was something very universal about gibberish that would be fun, but also very Italian because we could do gesticulating. So we could have a lot of interesting flavor to that. It was hard to convince John Lasseter for it because at first he wasn't quite on board with that. We do always in our story reels temp voices – we call it scratch – and it was me and the editor doing it [mimics gibberish], and it was kinda annoying, and I think JL was right about that. It took us awhile to find the right tone of gibberish so it wouldn't be too overbearing. You want a little bit of pressure from these guys, but not too much. And a little bit to find the right performers. We had to look for a grandpa. We tried someone younger and it was sounding like someone wasn't grandpa. We found this wonderful 75-year-old – Phil Sheridan is his name and he did a great job. The first day he came on he says, 'Do you want me to do this with my teeth, or without my teeth?' We were so impressed! We said, 'Let's try it without!' and everything you hear is without his teeth…There's also another factor of gibberish that I love: it's of childhood. My daughter makes up languages all the time. It seems that kids just right away get it and accept it immediately. It's a little bit of the world of childhood.
What has this experience been like for you – to produce something for Pixar and then to be nominated for an Oscar for the work?
It's been quite a ride. I've been a story artist there for many years, so you're kind of in the trenches. This is a tiny bit more rarefied air. You get to travel with it. You get to go and share. I made a little 'making of' talk that we took to festivals last year. So I enjoy that a lot. It's really fun to go around the world to talk about the thinking behind it, the artwork behind it that helped you make it. And then it was really great to then get the nomination on top of that. It was kind of a strange adventure that you kind of can't quite understand if it's happening for real or not. And then this feels like even further satisfaction because I can't wait for kids to see it and everyone to see it."
At Pixar, what's their general approach to the thinking behind the shorts? What are they hoping, internally is happening: are they trying to spark new creativity among the staff, discover fresh talent, or is there also a commercial agenda? What's the checklist?
I don't think there's much of a commercial agenda. We're not really making money with shorts but they're a wonderful place for people like me and everybody in the small team for a short gets to do a little more. So everyone takes on a little more responsibility. It's a great place for everybody to get a great learning experience and taking on leading roles. I think then as far as the creative side of it, it's a wonderful place for us to take some chances. They are shorter in form. They can be stylistically different. They're not necessarily the research-and-development place they used to be a little bit. But the wonderful thing is, in this balance between art and commerce, they can be closer to art. And that's what's great about it. The last thing is, really, John Lasseter and Pixar really love and believe in having a little appetizer in front of your feature. The short as it used to be, in the Golden Era, as a pre-feature.
From concept to completion, what has the process been? And what brought John Lasseter on board the notion?
We pitch to John to begin with. You come with two or three ideas to John, so there's a pitch day. When he saw a lot of it, he was on board and immediately liked 'La Luna.' Then it was a little bit about waiting for the right timing. There's a little bit of waiting time to have enough people for me to work with. We're so busy with features, there are peaks in production where no one would be available. I had to wait a few months. The actual production was nine months and I was on it a few months before storyboarding. Being a storyboard artist, the nice thing was being able to do that myself.
What comprised the pitch?
I made a lot of watercolors. In fact a lot of those watercolors ended up inspiring this look. I made roughly 20 watercolors and scanned through key note telling the story. I had my little remote. You try to change it up. The actual story I had printed on boards. I liked the physical look of the old storyteller in the street – card by card. It's actually a fun process. You were very comfortable with it as a story artist, as that's what we do normally. We have to draw a scene and pitch it to the directors, so you need a tiny bit of showmanship.
The tools look like the characters using them – was that used to show the different generations and technology that defined them?
At first it was just one is saying one thing, and the other is saying the other. One says, 'Push' and one says 'Pull.' For a little bit, it was as simple as that. Then when we started really designing them and drawing them we came up with this idea of 'Wouldn't it be cool if they looked like their tools? Then we ended up with a push broom because of the mustache. Honestly, that started making a lot of sense. A push broom felt effective – more modern than just the broom, and the broom for Grandpa started really working wonderfully too. Honestly John Lasseter had a specific note about curving it. He remembered sweeper days, when he used to be a sweeper at Disneyland, how that everyone would be really jealous of their broom as it would get beat up just right. It had this hook to get cigarette butts. Then we used that. We recorded our animators using hockey pucks. The wonderful thing about that we find this contrast about Papa wanting to be done and Grandpa more specific precision and taking his time. Slowly it came into view. Animation ended up being a wonderful contrast even in rhythms. That was a wonderful sculpting of it that wasn't right away in my mind. It slowly happened.
Was it always your intent to get Michael Giacchino to score this?
It was a bit of searching for us. John kept on saying to us, 'You know, we we've got someone with an Italian last name who could do a great job.' I was listening to a lot of Nino Rota from Fellini movies. A lot of Italian composers and Italian folk music. I think Michael was so open to reach for his roots. It won me over immediately. Sometimes you're not sure if you can afford everyone for your feature and for your short. So it wasn't clear right away. Once Michael was into it, we figured maybe we can do this. And it was wonderful. I'm so happy Michael did the soundtrack. It did capture a little something…it does feel like a little Fellini-esque moment."
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First look Samsung took to the stage last night to unveil its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III, before opening the doors for us hacks to give it a go.
Samsung claimed the S III is "designed for humans", which is a shame because my dog has been drooling for weeks with excitement. It does tap into both our connections to nature thanks to a Mother Earth-themed design, though. And, feeling nauseous from the overdose of cheese in Samsung's hour-long presentation, it was certainly a breath of fresh air to get my hands on the hyped handset.
But while that slick rippling background - ripple animations that bear a remarkable similarity to Apple's Dashboard widget one - and natural soundscape gives Sammy's new baby a gorgeous feel, it's the 4.8in, 1280 x 720 PenTile OLED display that really left me gasping. It's a stunning exhibit, with a pixel density of 306ppi, vivid colours and fantastic viewing angles.
I also take back previous assertions that 4.3in is as large as I'd want my handset's display to be, because after playing with this bad boy it rocketed to the top of my wishlist. Perhaps we're all becoming accustomed to our tablet tendencies these days.
As Samsung pointed out, though, the handset extends its predecessor's screen size remarkably while keeping the dimensions of the device barely bigger, thanks to a thinner bezel. Overall, it is slightly larger. But it doesn't feel excessively so and certainly no encumbrance.
The S III packs a slightly more rounded design than its predecessor, and it feels to be of a higher build quality, a more Nexus-meets-Galaxy look to the product. It is very light - just 130-odd grammes - but still feels sturdy and I had no reason to think it wouldn't last through the inevitable two-year contracts.
The 8Mp camera seemed better than some I've seen, but the lighting in the demo hall wasn't good enough for a proper test. That will have to wait until we do a full review - real-world battery life testing and S Beam NFC-initiated Wi-Fi file sharing, likewise. Still, there are several photography features that snazz the S III up a bit.
There's the photo burst mode, smile and blink detection, and a seeming lack of shutter lag. There's also various social tools and organisation protocols that should keep the pernickety happy. While all a bit overcomplicated for my liking, it is an impressive setup that shows Sammy has really paid attention to detail.
The Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich build was very responsive, the refreshed TouchWiz UI easier to use than ever, and there was no noticeable lag when opening and switching between apps. That quad-core 1.4GHz processor is keeping this phone in the fast lane.
Samsung has upped the game with a feature set as long as the event's guestlist too.
Several of these stand out, with Samsung's version of Siri, S Voice, the first to tickle my fancy. Even in the crowded room, S Voice picked up my commands without the need to repeat and while I have never been a fan of voice-activated control, it certainly appeared more responsive than the technology employed by Samsung's Cupertino rival. The big question is, does it too require an internet connnection to work. Again, that's one for the full review to answer - Samsung wasn't saying.
Other features include Direct Call, which immediately rings the number you're looking at when you lift the phone to your ear; Smart Alert, which vibrates as you pick up the handset should there be a notification; and Social Tag, which recognises your contact's faces in photographs and offers to send it to each of them. While I'm sure some of you will have uses for these, I was rather unmoved.
There is also the ability to continue watching videos in a popup screen while browsing other apps and webpages in the background. Could come in handy, I suppose. Personally, I'm happy to put video on pause while I direct my attention elsewhere. No big deal.
The Smart Stay function caught my eye, quite literally. The S3 uses eye-detection algorithms to pick up when you're looking at the display, only dimming it as you glance away. It's a bit gimmicky, but potentially useful.
The amount of times I have had to re-enter type my passcode into my current blower after spending too long reading an article is a frustration I could live without. Samsung's solution to this problem is simple, and it worked.
Overall, my first impressions were a definite positive and the Samsung Galaxy SIII has undoubtedly raised the bar.
Whether it will be the best Android phone on the market remains to be seen, but if all the features and specs live up to their early promise, the S III will take some beating when it hits shelves here on 30 May, a day later than Samsung told us yesterday.
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Mixed-martial arts competition has taken a lot of the heat off of boxing when it comes to scrutinized physical sports but that doesn't mean the old-fashioned grudge match has went soft.
23-year-old Oscar "Fantasma" Gonzalez, a Mexican boxer, has reportedly died as a result of the injuries he suffered in his fight against Jesus Galicia for the World Boxing Council's Latino Silver championship on Saturday, February 1.
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Canelo Promotions says in a statement that Gonzalez died Monday after suffering "a severe brain injury and brain stem damage" two days earlier. The 23-year-old fighter lost consciousness after being knocked out in a bout in Mexico City and was taken to a hospital.
It was the second boxing fatality in Mexico in three months. Francisco "Frankie" Leal died in November several days after being knocked out by Raul Hirales in a fight at the Mexican Pacific resort of Los Cabos.
According to Ring TV, Gonzalez's family will receive a $50K life insurance settlement from WBC.
"My staff members called me at midnight. They had gone to the hospital with him and he has suffered a very critical mental injury, said Mauricio Sulaiman, the WBC Secretary General. It's so unfortunate. It's a really, really sad situation. They went to the hospital and they stayed with him, and they called me immediately."
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My little girl is getting one of her molars in and has not had a great appetite. My approach to feeding her has been based on baby led weaning, which basically means allowing her to make her own food choices (although she is primarily gluten free, with some spelt). I just provide her with the best quality foods and she eats what she wants. So far it has worked out great. She has an amazing palate! Her favourite foods include avocados, hummus, broccoli and sweet potatoes.....let's hope this keeps up! The only time she has trouble with eating is when she is teething. I always approach this by giving her lots of variety and continuing to let her make her own choices. One thing that I know she will eat no matter what, is homemade sorbet (made with only frozen fruit). I wanted her to have some quality nourishment today and as a nutritionist I understand the importance of quality fats for brain development so I got creative. Here is what I came up with and it was a total hit for the whole family, even daddy who doesn't really like avocados :)
It was hard to name this creation. It is not sorbet like I normally make with just fruit because of the fats but I can't really call it ice cream either. So it is a....
Creamy Mango Strawberry Frozen Delight
Serves 2-3
- 1 cup frozen mango cubes (great source of beta carotene, vitamin C, fibre, B6)
- 4-5 frozen strawberries (get organic if possible - great source vitamin C, manganese, folate, fibre, antioxidants)
- 1/2 avocado (healthy fats, folate, vitamin K, fibre)
- 2 heaping tbsp of hemp seeds (amazing source of plant protein, fibre, omega 3's, chlorophyll)
- 2 tbsp of coconut milk (great source of energy and quality saturated fats - important for growing brains)
- 1 tbsp pure maple syrup - source of minerals (you could also use honey here)
Add all ingredients to a high powered blender and blend until well creamy. If you don't have a high powdered blender use a food processor. Enjoy!
Even better when served up in a monster bowl :)