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I'm always amazed when one of soaps' best actors leaves daytime and doesn't immediately score the great part he or she deserves. Why doesn't the rest of Hollywood see what we see? That's where the element of luck comes in. If it were all based on talent, Tony Geary (Luke, General Hospital) would be tripping over his Oscars on the way out the door each day.
Two young stars with bright futures outside of soaps are coming back, although for how long isn't known. Both may have already nabbed their roles of a lifetime on their respective soaps, but let's hope not. The rest of the world needs to see what they are capable of -- but what are the chances of another part like Jonathan Randall for Tom Pelphrey, or another Carly Corinthos for Sarah J. Brown? I don't want to see Pelphrey or Brown yucking it up on some poorly written sitcom or TV movie of the week.
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AMC: Fearing she'll lose Jenny, Krystal is forced to lie to Tad about her relationship with Adam.
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B&B: Katie and Jake find photographic proof of who killed Stephanie Forrester.
Days: Someone agrees to turn herself in for the attempted murder of EJ Wells.
GH: Maxie accidentally leaks incriminating information about Coop.
GL: Edmund is pushed, but with his list of enemies, anyone could have done it.
OLTL: Cole is out to avenge the death of his mother and takes it out on poor Miles.
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- Were you looking for the movie version, Anduin Lothar or the character in Cycle of Hatred, Lothar?
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Things look bleak now, but calm will follow the storm just as peace will follow war.
Sir Anduin Lothar, the Lion of Azeroth, was the last true descendant of the ancient Arathi bloodline, a knight champion of the Kingdom of Azeroth (later known as the Kingdom of Stormwind) during the First War, and the supreme commander of the armies of the Alliance of Lordaeron during the Second War. He perished in combat at the base of Blackrock Mountain against the orc Warchief Orgrim Doomhammer just before the end of the Second War and the closing of the Dark Portal. He is considered one of the greatest warriors of all time.
King Varian Wrynn named his son, the crown prince of Stormwind City after him.
Before the War
Lothar grew up in the court of Azeroth as a childhood friend of both the Prince, Llane Wrynn, and Medivh.[2] The trio shared many adventures in the Azerothian wilderness in their youth. Upon coming of age, Lothar joined Stormwind's military, later knighted and arose quickly to the position of "Armsman of the Brotherhood of the Horse", eventually becoming the leader of Stormwind's armies.
The First War
When the orcs first arrived in Azeroth and launched their initial attack on Stormwind Keep, Lothar aggressively advocated taking the battle to them. King Adamant Wrynn III shared Lothar's view and therefore pledged to rid his beloved land of the orcs. He died, however, before that pledge could ever be fulfilled, and was succeeded by his son, Llane Wrynn I. The new king continued his father's work, and the battles against the orcs raged on. During this time, the invaders were held back to the Swamp of Sorrows.
At one point during the war, the Tome of Divinity, a book of great value to the Clerics of Northshire, was stolen by a rogue band of ogres, led by the ogre lord, Turok. Lothar led an expedition into the ogres' hideout, the Deadmines in Westfall, but were completely overrun and held captive to be killed slowly. Lothar remained imprisoned within the caves for twenty months before he and his few surviving men were saved by Azerothian troops. He retrieved the Tome of Divinity and returned to Stormwind, safeguarding the book at Northshire Abbey. Reintroduced to the war, Lothar continued leading the forces of Stormwind.
Lothar was shocked when the wizard, Khadgar, the apprentice to his old friend, Medivh, arrived to tell him that the great mage had betrayed everyone by summoning the orcs into Azeroth. After much heated discussion in Stormwind, Lothar personally led a force to storm Karazhan and kill Medivh. The band of troops, along with Lothar, Khadgar, and the half-orc, Garona (who would later betray the Alliance), descended into the lower tower and confronted the mad guardian. Khadgar finally managed to stab Medivh in the heart, and Lothar removed his head with one swipe from his greatsword.[3]
Unfortunately, the death of Medivh could not stop the rampage of the Horde. The war was starting to turn against Azeroth as the orcs started to learn from their earlier mistakes under the leadership of Warchief Blackhand. King Llane was soon assassinated by the Horde spymistress, Garona, and the city of Stormwind was sacked. Lothar, knowing that the Kingdom of Azeroth had been lost, decided to save what remained of his once mighty people. He gathered the tattered remnants of the army and as many civilians as he could save and led them in a desperate retreat across the Great Sea, eventually landing upon the shores of Lordaeron.
The Second War
Once in the court of King Terenas Menethil II of Lordaeron, Lothar told his dire story to everyone who would listen. Lothar's eloquent pleas ultimately brought the human kingdoms together for an emergency council, where his friend Terenas' masterful politics created the Alliance of Lordaeron. Having been contacted by Terenas with Lothar's tale, the normally aloof high elves sent a contingent of their forces, knowing that they could finally pay off their debt to the Arathi bloodline for saving them during the Troll Wars. The Wildhammer dwarves of Aerie Peak were attacked by the Horde as well and quickly pledged themselves to Lothar. The Alliance was later joined by the Bronzebeard dwarves and gnomes of Khaz Modan, who had been forced out of much of their lands by the Horde's advance.
Because of his great skill in warfare and experience with orcs, and because the kings of the north were not comfortable placing their troops in the command of a rival nation, Lothar - a neutral party - was named the supreme commander of the Alliance forces. He quickly named Turalyon his second-in-command, and Admiral Daelin Proudmoore, Uther the Lightbringer, and Archmage Khadgar as his lieutenants. Throughout the war, he led his forces from battle to battle with valor and skill. After the Horde's mysterious retreat from Lordaeron and Grand Admiral Proudmoore's victories at sea, Lothar led the armies of the Alliance to liberate much of Azeroth and Khaz Modan (meeting up with Muradin and Brann Bronzebeard), eventually breaching the Black Morass itself. Lothar was killed at the foot of Blackrock Spire after a force of Alliance troops he personally commanded was ambushed by the Horde forces.
He became separated from the main body of his troops in what is perhaps the greatest battle in Azeroth's history. Amid the chaos, he was forced into combat with Orgrim Doomhammer, Warchief of the Horde; after a long and draining fight, Lothar was defeated in single combat after his sword was shattered by the Doomhammer, his skull crushed by a powerful blow from the legendary weapon.[4][5] However, others believe that Doomhammer did not win fairly and Lothar was killed after being ambushed by a group of Horde's warriors. Regardless, his blade fell from his dead grasp, though it did not lie for long.[6][7][8]
In the actual Warcraft II game events of Assault on Blackrock Spire, Lothar was lured into a trap in an attempt to parlay with the Orcs at Blackrock Spire. The player was sent to siege Blackrock Spire, assuming the worst had happened to Lothar as they had heard nothing from him in days. Seconds after the level begins, Lothar and his troops are slaughtered by a large group of ogres and trolls with nothing the player can do to save him.
Doomhammer believed that Lothar's death would break the fighting spirit of his forces, but what happened was quite the opposite. After Lothar's death, his most trusted general, Turalyon, took up his shield and sword and led the armies of the Alliance to eventual victory over the Blackrock Spire's defenses; allowing Lothar's old ally and friend, Khadgar, to later destroy the Dark Portal.
Legacy and memorials
Anduin did not live to see his beloved homeland freed from orc control and rebuilt, but a massive stone statue depicting Lothar in his last charge was built (by orcish prisoners of the Alliance no less) and still stands in the Burning Steppes, pointing defiantly towards Blackrock Spire. Lord Lothar's legacy lives on in all the free peoples of Stormwind. The current crown-prince of the nation bears Lothar's name.
The Alliance Expedition to Draenor, led by veterans who had fought alongside Lothar in the Second War, named themselves the Sons of Lothar "in honor of the greatest, most selfless man we ever knew", as Khadgar relates it. The Monument of Remembrance in Honor Hold was also built as a memorial to everything he fought for.
A belt that had once belonged to Lothar came into the possession of the Crimson Ring, a group of slavers and gladiators in Orgrimmar, and was kept in their special armory in the Hall of Legends. The belt was claimed by Varian Wrynn, then known as the gladiator Lo'Gosh, when he was allowed access to that armory.
At some point, Lothar returned to Stormwind for a brief stay, as he received a gift from a Dwarvish gunsmith, a rifle. He lost it later, presumably when he was returning to his forces, along the trip during The First War.
PersonalityThis section concerns content exclusive to the Warcraft RPG, and thus unlikely to be canon.
Lothar is a strong and highly charismatic leader, capable of commanding attention and radiating determination and conviction to those serving under him. Though most often appearing emotionless he is deeply passionate about his friends and countrymen. His loyalty is first and foremost to the people of Azeroth, and he will fight with the full extent of his considerable skills in battle till his homeland is reclaimed.[4]
In combat Lothar, as a knight works best as part of the cavalry, charging into his enemies with Quel'Zaram, preferring to outmaneuver enemy commanders, but retreating when prudent. He is at his peak when commanding others. Following Medivh's betrayal Lothar has a profound respect for spellcasters, and will target them, hammering through lesser warriors to reach wizards and sorcerers in the rear.[4]
- Main articles: Great Royal Sword, Quel'Zaram
Quel'Zaram was one of Lothar's greatswords. Lothar discovered this weapon on his youthful adventures with Llane Wrynn and Medivh. The sword impressed Medivh and he dubbed it Quel'Zaram — Thalassian for "high blade". Lothar also wielded the Great Royal Sword of Stormwind, which was shattered during the Second War, but taken up by Turalyon. Both weapons' current whereabouts are unknown.
- Main article: Ashkandi, Greatsword of the Brotherhood
In World of Warcraft, [Ashkandi, Greatsword of the Brotherhood] can be obtained when slaying Nefarian, Lord of Blackrock. This is also believed to be Lothar's sword; "Brotherhood" is assumed to refer to Lothar's order, Brotherhood of the Horse. The hilt is inscribed with the initials "A.L.", assumed to mean Anduin Lothar. However, judging by its looks, the sword has most likely been altered by Nefarian from its original appearance. Surprisingly, when this weapon was given a description in the Monster Guide, no connection to Anduin Lothar was made.
In the movieThis section concerns content exclusive to the Warcraft movie or its sequels.
In the movie, Anduin Lothar is shown as King Llane's brother-in-law, brother to the queen, Lady Taria, uncle to the future King Varian Wrynn. He has a son, Callan who is a soldier in the Stormwind army.
During BlizzCon 2013, it was announced the movie would focus on two characters, one of them being Anduin Lothar. The other would be Durotan of the Horde.
At BlizzCon 2014, it was announced that Travis Fimmel would portray Anduin Lothar in the film. Fimmel is best known for his work on the History channel show Vikings.
- "An ostler has a mood and he kicks the dog. A mage has his moods and a town disappears."[9]
- "Charge! For Lordaeron!" (repeated battle cry)
- "Rest easy lad, things look bleak now, but calm will follow storm just as peace will follow war."[citation needed]
- In Warcraft III, if you click on a Footman unit enough times he will say "Uncle Lothar wants YOU!", a reference to both Lothar and Uncle Sam.
- Anduin is the name of the largest river in Middle-Earth in Tolkien's Legendarium.
- Lothar might be derived from Chlothar, "famous army", from the Germanic elements "hlud" (fame) and "heri" (army). This was a 9th-century Frankish king, the son of Louis I, who ruled the region called Lorraine - or Lothringen in German. Rulers of the Holy Roman Empire have also had this name.
- The name Lothar may have been derived from the abbreviation of Lord of the Rings (LotR). Tolkien and his works have been a popular source of modern high fantasy fiction, such as Warcraft.
- A weapon in DotA, Lothar's Edge is named after him,although it is unknown if he used it.
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See also
- Novel: The Last Guardian
- Novel: Tides of Darkness
- Chronicles of the War in Azeroth, A detailed account of the childhood and early reign of Llane by Lord Lothar.
- History of Warcraft
- ^ Shadows and Light, pg. ?
- ^ The Last Guardian, pg. ?
- ^ The Last Guardian, pg. ?
- ^ a b c Shadows & Light, pg. 44
- ^ Tides of Darkness, pg. 352
- ^ Assault on Blackrock Spire
- ^ Horde Player's Guide, 171
- ^ Alliance Player's Guide, 134
- ^ Last Guardian, 160
External links
- Film info
- Anduin Lothar on the
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Pediatric Nevirapine Resistance Study
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00117728
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Verified January 2006 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD).
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First Posted : July 8, 2005
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The wide use of NVP in pMTCT-prophylaxis may result in resistance to NNRTI and concomitantly limits the use of these drugs for the treatment of HIV-infected children. To avoid restricting treatment options for children, it is desirable to preserve NVP for both pMTCT and first line treatment. This study will therefore test whether resistance-caused treatment failures of HIV-infected and previously NVP-exposed children can be avoided if the NVP treatment is preceded by an initial PI-based regimen.
Comparison: HIV-infected children less than 24 months of age, exposed to any pMTCT regimen that included NVP and who achieve and maintain viral suppression for at least 3 months with a PI-based regimen will be randomized to one of the two groups: (1) to continue on PI-containing regimen or (2) to be switched off the PI-containing regimen onto the NVP-containing regimen. The study outcome will be proportions in the two groups who have complete virologic suppression at 6 months after randomization.
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|Clinical Relevance of Nevirapine Resistance
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|April 2005
|Estimated Study Completion Date :
|September 2010
- Virologic suppression at 6 months after randomization
- To compare the time to virologic failure up to 18 months post randomization
- to examine the associations between detection of drug resistance mutation and virologic response to treatment
- to compare the toxicity profiles and adherence in the two groups
- to describe the emergence of genotypic resistance in the two groups
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- HIV-positive
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- Already on anti-retroviral treatment
- History of toxicity to perinatal NVP
- Grade 3 or greater elevation of liver function tests
- Being treated for a severe acute opportunistic infection or tumor
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00117728
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|Johannesburg, South Africa
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|Columbia University
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Lars Boom wins chaotic fifth stage of Tour de France as defending champ Chris Froome crashes out
ARENBERG, France — Reigning champion Chris Froome crashed twice and quit the Tour de France on Wednesday during a chaotic, nerve-jangling, filthy fifth stage full of spills.
Froome fell even before the seven cobblestone patches on the slick road from Ypres, Belgium, to Arenberg-Porte du Hainaut in France. Riders had known months ago about the bone-jarring course; incessant rain made it even more treacherous.
The withdrawal of the Team Sky leader left the race wide open with 16 stages still left.
Overall race leader Vincenzo Nibali wasted little time in speeding ahead, notably after he saw that his other big rival for the title this year, two-time Tour victor Alberto Contador, had trouble on the second run on cobbles.
Sensing the danger from the rain, race organizers scrapped two of the nine scheduled cobblestone patches, and reduced the stage by three kilometres (two miles). But that still wasn't enough to stop many riders from tumbling.
Froome, already nursing pain in his left wrist from a crash on Tuesday, took his third and last spill in two days about halfway through the stage. With a cut under his right eye, the Team Sky leader limped over to a team car, climbed in, and drove away.
Froome tweeted he was "devastated" to have to withdraw. "Injured wrist and tough conditions made controlling my bike near to impossible," he wrote. He wished luck to new Sky leader Richie Porte of Australia and his other teammates for the rest of the race.
"It's devastating for Chris and for the team," Sky boss Dave Brailsford said. "We really believed in Chris and his ability to win this race. But it's not to be this year.
"When you have a day like today, when you have a setback, you have to roll ahead and go again, you have to recalibrate your goals. Richie Porte came on the Tour to be the team leader No. 2, and he showed great ability to ride the cobbles the way he did."
The last time a defending champion abandoned the Tour was five-time winner Bernard Hinault of France in 1980, according to French cycling statistics provider Velobs.com.
Nibali, too, was one of several high-profile riders who crashed, recovered and excelled on the 152.5-kilometre (95-mile) route. The Italian finished third and extended his lead. He and second-place Jakob Fuglsang of Denmark were 19 seconds behind stage winner Lars Boom of the Netherlands.
"This is a special, special day for me," said Boom, who rides for Belkin Pro Cycling. "I was really looking forward to the cobblestones."
Overall, Nibali leads Astana teammate Fuglsang by 2 seconds. Cannondale rider Peter Sagan of Slovakia was third, 44 seconds back. Contador, breathing hard under a mask of mud at the finish, lost about 2 1/2 minutes to Nibali: He's 2:37 back, in 19th place. Sky's Porte was eighth overall, 1:54 back, and Valverde was 10th, 2:11 behind.
Svein Tuft of Langley, B.C., was tied for 99th in the stage, 13:51 off the lead. Christian Meier, also from Langley, was 15:23 off the pace in a tie for 117th. Tuft is 140th overall and Meier is 144th.
Nibali expressed little reaction to Froome's pullout.
"We have to be calm. The road to Paris is very long," he said. "Cycling is made of crashes, and we have to take that into account."
Others who went down but kept going included Americans Andrew Talansky and Tejay van Garderen, Spain's Alejandro Valverde, and Germany's Marcel Kittel, winner of three of the first four stages. In what was perhaps the day's most visually dramatic crash, Belgium's Jurgen van den Broeck went hurtling over his handlebars in a bend on a cobblestone patch, and tumbled into a grassy roadside.
While the chaos on the course raised questions about riding in such poor conditions — critics in social media had a field day — it made for great racing imagery: Many riders were caked in sloppy, wet mud on their faces and shins, their biceps jiggling as they held their handlebars. A mix of sweat, rain, mud and drool dropped from many chins. Many looked as if they'd ridden through a shower of chocolate pudding.
The race heads to Champagne country on Thursday, with a mostly flat 194-kilometre (120-mile) run from Arras to Reims in Stage 6.


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For about fifteen minutes, Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story plays like a studio piece, a glossy and upbeat look at Eastwood designed to play to people who are already fans. As it progresses, however, the memories of the participants involved and increased focus on Schickel's part helps legitimize and add substance to the piece. In addition to Eastwood himself, the list of participants is long and prestigious: fellow directors Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Peter Hyams, producers Brian Grazer and David Valdes, writers David Webb Peoples, Paul Haggis, and John Lee Hancock, editor Joel Cox, and actors Kevin Bacon, Kevin Costner, Judi Dench, Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman, Marcia Gay Harden, Hal Holbrook, Tommy Lee Jones, Tim Robbins, Meryl Streep, and Hilary Swank.
True to the title, Eastwood Directs is at its best when focused on Eastwood the filmmaker. Some of the early sections lean more toward Eastwood as a person, and this material can feel a little canned or promotional, like EPKs where everyone comments how great it was to work with everyone else, with the added emptiness of Clint being humble and self-deprecating. It's not particularly meaningful to know that Clint wouldn't cut in the craft services line and doesn't employ a bodyguard -- it's better to let Clint's soft-spoken, kindly public demeanor speak for itself than to try and tell the viewer about it. Logically, it's not a piece that viewers are likely to stumble upon without advance interest, so there's no need for Schickel to "pitch" him to the audience.
Thankfully, Schickel finds his footing by looking at a few of Clint's most notable films chronologically, which provides a nice arc and centers the stories. Streep, Hackman, Swank, and Bacon all comment on the subtetly and simplicity of Eastwood's direction, and Schickel has a snippet of B-roll from the set of Million Dollar Baby to back them up. The most interesting passage finds Streep talking about Eastwood's vulnerability in choosing to make The Bridges of Madison County -- it's a shame Clint doesn't really chime in on the experience. David Webb Peoples also marvels at Eastwood's lack of ego in tackling a film, recounting how Eastwood worked with him in revising Unforgiven, only to cut all of his revisions out of the finished picture. Without too much effort, Schickel paints a portrait of Eastwood the simple, consummate professional, and, in a nice touch, leaves his own laughter in at some of the participants' stories, which adds a measure of personality to such a polished piece.
Unsurprisingly, Eastwood Directs doesn't have anything particularly critical to say about the man. Most of the actors interviewed struggle to remember an incident where Clint got heated, eventually compiling a list of "outbursts" that add up to about a minute per picture. Eastwood talks very briefly about the risks of making Million Dollar Baby, and the lack of American awareness of Nelson Mandela in relation to Invictus, plus Scorsese and Grazer talk for a bit about the financial failure of J. Edgar, but that's about it, and Eastwood never talks about struggling on a movie, if he ever has. Nonetheless, by the time the hour is over, Eastwood Directs has revealed itself as more than a puff piece, weaving together some insight on an intriguingly complex and unique filmmaker.
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DVDTalk was sent a screener disc in a paper sleeve, so the packaging cannot be assessed and the A/V quality of the final product may differ, although final specs should include 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen picture, Dolby Digital 2.0 audio, English captions for the deaf and hard of hearing, and French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese subtitles.
More importantly, Eastwood Directs is actually part of a double feature, with an extended version of Schickel's other documentary, the 90-minute 2010 piece The Eastwood Factor. DVDTalk was not sent this disc to review, meaning the final product actually contains twice the value of the content covered here. Additionally, considering this doc is a supplement in and of itself, there are no additional extras on the disc.
Although DVDTalk did not receive half of the content for this release, the two docs absolutely represent a substantial behind-the-scenes package for fans of Eastwood, and if The Eastwood Factor is as strong as Eastwood Directs, a worthwhile one as well. Considering the bargain-basement price for this release, this makes for an easy recommendation to viewers interested in hearing from a wide and diverse range of colleagues and collaborators.


text: We hate our remotes. Every electronic media device comes with its own remote. We lose them and can't control our stuff without them. They break. We confuse them with each other. It's too hard to do simple things. It's way too hard to do hard things. We ask too much of them. The batteries die, and they all take different batteries. They're uncomfortable. They're unresponsive. What we do with our hands doesn't match what's happening on the screen. And the software that's on the devices that are controlled by the remote is frequently terrible. And occasionally, as with Sony's controller for its upcoming Google TV, the remotes just boggle the mind with their ugliness and complexity. We're not alone in disliking remotes. The preceding litany of problems comes from what readers told Consumer Reports in an article titled "Readers Dislike TV Remotes." Now we have an emerging class of internet-connected media devices with powerful software designed to make navigating TVs and movies easier. Google TV, Apple TV, TiVo and Roku join game consoles like Sony's Playstation 3, XBox 360 and Nintendo's Wii in providing multimedia content on the biggest screens in our house. But however sophisticated the software, all of these devices still need hardware devices for us to control them. It's quite likely that some of these devices won't be dedicated remotes at all, but phones, tablets or other handheld media devices running apps. We might use these apps to control not just our TVs, but our entire house. That's one vision of the future of remote control. Here, we want to examine the other side of the equation: dedicated hardware controllers. From traditional remotes to mini-keyboards, video controllers and devices that combine all three, here are 15 devices that offer you a glimpse of everything that's good and bad about the current generation of remote controls. Above: Sony's Google TV Controller WIRED: Offers all the control you could want. Full QWERTY keyboard for text entry, which is essential for search -- sure to be a key part of the Google experience. Raised buttons with different feel make it easier to use in the dark. It's even got tab, control, number and function keys -- not dependent on software to get it done. TIRED: Sheer size of the thing will be a deal-breaker for some. In different shades of gray, it doesn't look like a device from 2010. Too many buttons could be confusing or intimidating to non-expert users. Image: ABC NewsApple Remote WIRED: Apple's aluminum remote, now shipping with all new-model Apple TVs, is at the opposite end of the spectrum from Sony's Google TV remote: It sets the standard for elegant minimalism. It distills controls to three essential functions: direction, play/pause, and menu. This is all you need to browse your iTunes library. Separating Menu from Play/Pause even lets music play in the background while you browse. TIRED: All that minimalism comes at a price. You have very limited control, especially over text entry. This is a big hassle when performing search or trying to change settings or wireless networks. Remote uses infrared, not Bluetooth, so it's limited to line-of-sight. It's a basic device that looks like a backup or placeholder next to the touchscreen controls offered on iOS devices using Apple's Remote app. Image: AppleTiVo Slide WIRED: Threads the needle between remote and keyboard: full QWERTY text entry when you need it, classic remote look and feel when you don't. Its button layout is nearly identical to TiVo's other remotes, making it an easy upgrade for dedicated TiVo users. Backlit keys mean you can type in the dark. Bluetooth means you don't need an infrared line of sight to control the TV. TIRED: Shorter than TiVo's other peanut-shaped remotes. Some users find it less optimal in-hand. Keyboard is small -- a necessary tradeoff, but text-happy users might prefer a small wireless keyboard rather than one that has to fit inside a conventional remote. Image: TiVoLogitech Revue WIRED: Logitech's included remote for the Revue Google TV set-top box puts the keyboard front and center. Built-in touchpad makes navigating Google TV's screen entry intuitive for anyone who's used a laptop or touchpad on a Bluetooth keyboard. TIRED: Design is clunky compared to some of Logitech's other remote and keyboard offerings. May leave the remote part of remote control too far behind. Most users will not be used to changing channels by entering numbers without a telephone-style grid keypad. Like the Apple, feels like a basic entry for Logitech. Goal is to get consumers to upgrade to slicker products or use Logitech's Android remote app on their phones. Image: LogitechLogitech DiNovo Mini WIRED: If you want to go full-keyboard, Logitech's DiNovo Mini is the way to do it. Designed and built for media center PCs, it will also work with Logitech's Google box or any other Bluetooth-capable box. Clamshell + landscape lets it naturally hide away, Unlikely to get lost. TIRED: It's not a remote. People who want media center PCs can get them; the whole point of a digital set-top box is to get something simpler, more familiar to traditional TV users, that integrates with their existing home-theater setup. Image: LogitechLogitech Harmony 900 WIRED: Logitech makes some of the best universal remotes around. The Harmony 900 looks great, has a full set of hardware keys that will be natural for anyone experienced with contemporary remotes, and adds a small touchscreen for menu navigation and RF capability for controlling devices outside the line of sight. (This is particularly important for universal remotes controlling more than one device, since the line-of-sight isn't always the same.) It's also got a rechargeable battery. TIRED: For $400, you could buy an Android tablet and run Logitech's software on it. It wouldn't be a remote, but you can't watch movies, play games, read books or do light computing on a remote. Image: Logitech Harmony ONELogitech Harmony 1100 WIRED: Like its sister remote the 900, it's packing RF wireless and a rechargeable battery. But instead of putting a small touchscreen on a remote, the 1100 places a small remote on a tablet-sized touchscreen. If you love touch controls and want to use them for all of your devices, this could be a great pick. TIRED: Just as expensive ($400) as the 900. Likewise, touchscreen tablets, whether Android or iOS, with remote control apps (including Logitech's) are quickly catching up. Image: LogitechBoxee WIRED: Boxee's remote is most often held up as the design that gets the keyboard-vs.-remote balance right. On one side, a simple remote; on the other, a capable keyboard. TIRED: This may not be as important on Boxee's interface as some others, but where are the number keys? Again, if you've got nonalphabetic characters in your network passwords, or you want to search for District 9 rather than "District," you might have a headache. Also, the Boxee remote's been delayed and altered a few times with the box. It's not clear if this will be the model that will turn up if and when it appears. Image: BoxeeRoku Remote WIRED: Roku's remote is as no-nonsense as the box itself. It's here to get you to your content, which is first-rate. Looks and functions like a half-dozen remotes you probably already have. TIRED: Looks and functions like a half-dozen remotes you probably already have. I can guarantee that I would lose this remote. Image: RokuMotorola NYXBoard WIRED: Motorola's NYXBoard remote for HDTVs is similar to Boxee's, in that it's got a QWERTY keyboard on one side and a traditional remote interface on the other. Motorola's NYXgreen has a quick-charging battery that can complete recharge in less than 60 seconds. TIRED: These aren't retail devices. Really, they're designed for hotels, which eat up batteries like crazy and often offer internet and gaming in addition to pay-per-view on the screen. Still, smart concepts here. Image: MotorolaNintendo Wiimote WIRED: Nintendo's Wiimote is a breakthrough game controller, but it's increasingly being used as a device to navigate media content. It was also the first game control that looked and felt more like a remote control than a videogame controller -- you pointed it, moved it around and clicked buttons, holding it your hands just like a remote. The positional device works like a mouse: dragging a software fingertip over your selection. The built-in motion-sensing and gesture controls have begun to influence designers of conventional remotes, like LG with its Magic Wand. Netflix recently added search capabilities to its Watch Instantly services for the Wii, so we may see even more users entering text to watch movies and TV from their Wiimotes. TIRED: The Wiimote may be the worst possible device to enter text on the planet. There's a virtual keyboard on the screen. You drag your finger over the keys, then click a button. However, clicking the button often changes (ever so slightly) the position of the remote, which in turn introduces a whole new range of typos. Has a half-dozen add-ons, none of them designed for television or web browsing. It's a device that's designed in work in multiple orientations, but doesn't shine in any of them outside of playing videogames. Image: NintendoSony Move WIRED: Sony's answer to the Wiimote, it relies on slightly different technology: Instead of a camera on the controller, it uses a camera sensor above your television set to gauge position and direction. It claims to be both more accurate and more immersive than the Wii, since it can actually photograph the remote and your body. TIRED: Sony may have had an even tougher challenge than Nintendo in trying to combine media controller with game controller in its remote. Because of the PS3's built-in Blu-ray playing, more users are already using their Sonys to play media, not just games. The Move doesn't really change that. If the WiiMote was a game controller that looked and worked like a remote, the Move is a game controller that looks a little like a PS3 controller (whose buttons are so sensitive, they don't work well as remote) and a little like a WiiMote, but doesn't really function like a remote. Plus, it's expensive: Controller and camera together cost $90. Image: SonySony PS3 Remote WIRED: Instead, Sony users find themselves buying dedicated DVD remotes to control the Blu-Ray for their PS3s. This model adds Bluetooth functionality, and it's cheap: $25 retail, although you can usually find it for less than $20. TIRED: Stinks to have to buy an extra remote. Can't be used for gaming, or really for multimedia. Image: SonyBrooklyn Three-In-One WIRED: Brooklyn's Three-In-One remote for PS3 combines a simple, standard remote with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and videogame controls. It's one a very small handful of devices that tries to address everything that can be done on the new generation of set-top boxes: video entertainment, gaming and the web. It also costs less than $50. TIRED: Doing everything makes no one happy, especially reviewers. It's too big to work as a primary game controller. The QWERTY keys and games are too small and don't give enough tactile feedback. By all accounts, it's a solid remote, but this might be one area where all-in-one is just too much. Image: Brooklyn/Amazon.comZenith Space Command The first remote control ever made, the original Zenith Space Commander wasn't even electronic: It used mechanical switches underneath its four buttons that sent out ultrasound in different frequencies. A receiver on the television used those frequences to change the channel and the volume. The remote shown here is a later model with a slightly different name. WIRED: Simple, easy-to-use interface gave you control over everything you needed at the time: Changing channels, raising or lowering the volume, muting the sound, turning the television on or off. The now-obsolete remote shown in this photo has an even better secret feature: It conceals a TV-B-Gone, making it into a universal Off switch for most brands of television. TIRED: Doesn't work with most consumer devices made since the 1980s. Image: oskay/Flickr/Creative Commons license


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So. Star Trek turned 45 last Thursday. Wow.
It's been nearly twenty years since I lost my Star Trek innocence. I wasn't much of a sci-fi fan as a teenager, especially not the teevee shows. I loved Buck Rogers and Battlestar Galactica and… that was just about it. I truly believed most of those shows were horribly corny, with awful special effects and atrocious writing. I was above all that. I would never ever in my entire life become a Star Trek fan. Star Trek fans were pathetic and weird.
Ah, youth. So full of certainty and so full of shit.
Then my friend Ryan spent a few days with us on his summer break from college. This happened at the same time they'd started releasing Star Trek: The Next Generation on VHS. Yes, I am dating myself. Shut up. Anyway, Ryan saw these while we were at Wal-Mart one afternoon and snapped them up with evident glee. His little face just glowed. And he assumed that I, of course, would watch them with him.
"No," I said. "I hate Star Trek."
His face. So shocked. He pitched. He pleaded. He cajoled. He seemed to give up in the face of my continued refusal. I should've known better. Ryan was a man who could hear the word no, but not when it came to entertainment he believed in. And he could be a devious little bastard.
He also knew me very well. Since he was staying at my place with a herd of other friends, he had easy access to both me and backup. So at 8 in the ay-em, when I was still dead unconscious, he came into my bedroom. "We're gonna watch Star Trek."
I think I meant to say something like, "That's nice, dear. I'm going to continue sleeping," but what I really said was, "Groan."
He started in on a let's-watch-Star-Trek-together sales pitch, ending with, "C'mon. Just one."
"If you want me to watch Star Trek," I said, "you'll have to carry me out there."
And so he did. He scooped me right out of bed. He's not the strongest man in the universe, but he was determined. Picture him staggering through my chaotic bedroom, trying to avoid tripping over debris, navigating hazards, while I watched the approaching door with the certainty that I was about to have my head cracked open upon it, if he didn't fall and squish me first. I was about to die because a friend wanted me to watch Star Trek.
We made it to the living room with only minor bruising. He deposited me in front of the television whilst the other houseguests laughed and roared their approval. Ryan may not have been a strong man, but he was a smart man. He stuffed a Coke in my hand, knowing that at this hour and so equipped, I wouldn't have the will to move for at least an hour, and an hour was all he needed. Then he turned on the telly.
The episode, for those interested, was "The Naked Now." Yeah. If you know it, you're already laughing.
By the end of that hour, I was hooked. By the end of summer, I was a full-on fan. I became an officer in our local fan club. I dressed as Deanna Troi for Ryan's next visit (which didn't shock him half so much as the fact that I was wearing makeup). I loved the friend who constantly wore his starship captain's uniform, and didn't think it at all weird that he'd spent months figuring out how to say, "Take your ticket and get on the damned boat" in Klingon. He worked for a boat rental company, it made perfect sense.
I owned the Enterprise's manual. I wrote Star Trek fan fic. I read the books (and to this day, Q-in-Law is one of my favorite reading experiences. Read it. You'll laugh). I watched all the movies. And I discovered a wealth of stories I hadn't even known existed.
Star Trek taught me that sci-fi could be awesome, even in the television industry, even when the special effects weren't all that. It taught me that this genre could tell amazing stories.
I rather drifted away after those halcyon early years of passion. I no longer read the books or write the fan fic. I don't belong to a fan group, or keep up on the new spinoffs, or even all of the movies. But I haven't stopped loving Star Trek.
I'll always want my tea. Earl Grey. Hot.
I'll always want to see them boldly going where no show has gone before, even if I'm not along for every voyage.


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Sweet, sweet girl.
We are also going to brave the whole potty training scene again. We've tried a few times before and she just wasn't ready. But we think she might be now...so HELP! Any tips, tricks, strategies you've got, hand them over.
And have a safe and relaxing long weekend!


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- 3/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro, divided
- 2/3 cup fresh lime juice
- 1/4 cup minced garlic
- 3 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin, divided
- 3/4 teaspoon smoked paprika, divided
- Kosher salt, freshly ground pepper
- 1 1-pound block medium (not firm) tofu, cut into 1/2-inch-thick slices
- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 medium red onion, cut into 1/4-inch-thick rounds t
- 3 red bell peppers, cored, seeded, cut into 1/4-inch-thick slices
Recipe Preparation
Preheat oven to 450°. Line a large rimmed baking sheet with foil. Combine 1/4 cup cilantro, lime juice, garlic, 3 tsp. cumin, and 1/2 tsp. paprika in a small bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Pour 1/2 cup of marinade into a resealable plastic bag. Add tofu. Seal bag; shake to coat. Let marinate at room temperature, turning occasionally, for 10–15 minutes.
Meanwhile, transfer remaining marinade to a blender. Add 1/4 cup cilantro, 2 Tbsp. oil, and honey; purée until smooth. Season sauce with salt and pepper.
Combine onion and peppers in a large bowl. Toss with remaining 2 Tbsp. oil, 1/2 tsp. cumin, and 1/4 tsp. paprika. Season with salt and pepper.
Drain tofu. Season both sides with salt and pepper and place in a single layer on one side of prepared sheet. Spread vegetables in a single layer opposite tofu.
Roast, stirring vegetables occasionally, until vegetables are tender and tofu is lightly browned, 20–25 minutes.
Divide among plates. Drizzle with sauce. Garnish with remaining 1/4 cup cilantro.


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- 2 Beds
- 2 Full Baths
Property TypeResidential – Single Family
SubdivisionTwo Rivers Village
Listing Date10/08/19
Year Built2020
Lot Size0.12 Acres (5,184 SqFt)
Parking2 Car Garage
Property Description
Wow! A single family home with a two car garage for the price of a condo. This two bedroom home offers a great kitchen and living room, no common walls, and a garage to keep those cars and toys warm on the cold winter nights. Sitting on a corner lot, this is a great opportunity to get into a brand new single family home. Pick your finishes and design your own space. Buy now and save! *Pictures of similar model.
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- Pool
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- District Sewer
- District Water
- Electricity Avail.
- Natural Gas Avail.
- Phone Available
- Satellite
- Trash Pickup
- Forced Air
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Financial Information
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