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The answer is YES! Facebook is evolving into more than just a purely "social" site. There are new ways to reach people through Facebook that help qualify them for travel and lodging businesses. Let's start with some clear statistics which can be found on the Facebook Statistics page.
– There are more than 400 million active users
– 50% of active users login everyday
– The average user has 130 friends
– People spend over 500 billion minutes per month on Facebook
– There are over 160 million pages, groups, and events that people interact with
– The average user is connected to 60 pages, groups, and events
The great news is Facebook is FREE and allows businesses to create their own "Fan Pages" to interact with the millions of people on Facebook. Your marketing team can have genuine discussions with consumers, share photos, videos, news, and information about your property and just the topic of traveling in general. Fan Pages can have an unlimited number of fans (unlike a personal account – limited to 5,000 friends) and when a user "likes" your Fan Page it then shows up in their news feed to all of their friends – spreading your page's name exponentially.
We know Facebook can get you in front of a lot of people, but what do we do to help qualify them? A relatively new development is that Facebook Fan Pages will now be picked up by the search engines and have the potential to show up in search results – another possible spot for your brand to come up within the real-time search results.
Also, find ways to stand out from the crowd – build your Fan Page its own customized tab using the FBML app (also make sure it's the first thing fans see when they click on your page) Check out the Hyperarts Website that gives lots of great tips & tutorials on how to implement the FMBL app.
So, what it comes down to is that Facebook is definitely one of the latest marketing tools (just like Twitter, FourSquare, YouTube, etc.) and with that, you also want to make sure your Facebook Fan Page is appealing and active enough to capture leads for your property. A few ways to do this are as follows:
– Make sure you are publishing and sharing great content – relevant information that your consumers are looking for – i.e. if you are a hotel, push your deals and packages or talk about your area as a destination on your Facebook page
– Actively engage in conversation with your fans – remember that consumers like to do business with humans. Show your fans that you are actually a person over there at your property and want to give them the best traveling experience possible.
– And again, create your own customized tab within your page – to help you stand out from the crowd.
Also, refer to a few of my previous blog articles "Don't build a brand for Gen Y; build your brand WITH them" and "Why is Social Media so popular?" where I discuss the reasons that social media sites do so well and who uses them (Gen Y – who also spends the most money out of any generation).
Just remember that having an active presence on Facebook will allow you to connect with consumers on a personal level. If you are a hotel or resort owner – have you thought about connecting with your guests before they come to stay with you? Wouldn't that be cool if your marketing team connected with a guest, who actively uses Facebook, before they came to stay at your property – welcoming them to the property? Think about it. With at least 200 million Facebookers using Facebook EVERY DAY – is your business in front of as many of them as possible?
For further reading on Facebook Fan Pages and if they're worth it check out this post from WebPronews.com.


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"But it is not just hardcore gamers who have recognised the worth of a PC graphics card.
Increasing numbers of research scientists have woken up to their potential too.
But the scientists in question are not using the cards to appreciate the detail in PC games such as The Witcher. Instead they are using them as cheap sources of supercomputer-class processing power.
"They give a phenomenal bang for the buck," said Mike Giles, professor of scientific computing at the University of Oxford.
Prof Giles said the way that graphics cards were built made them very good at the repetitive computational tasks many scientists use to test theories, models and predictions...
Prof Giles, who is using graphics processors to do financial modelling, said the chips were very good at doing the same thing many different times.
By contrast the Intel or AMD chips inside a typical desktop machine were good at doing many different things at the same time.
Graphics cards had far more processing cores - which execute program instructions - than Intel or AMD chips, said Prof Giles, adding that each one of the cores could do one run of the same simple task.
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November 05, 2013 01:00 PM by Lisa Princ
As we all countdown to Juan Pablo Galavis as the new star of The Bachelor in January, filming is already wrapping up! Recently, we learned which four ladies made it to the hometown dates, and now the final three have been revealed! Do not read any further if you don't want to be spoiled!
As we all wait to watch Juan Pablo Galavis attempt to find love on the new season of The Bachelor, Galavis is actually almost done filming the season! While no spoilers have been leaked as to who wins in the end (if anyone), spoilers of his final four ladies were recently leaked by Reality Steve to be Andi Dorfman, a 26-year-old assistant DA from Buckhead, Georgia; Clare Crawley, a 32-year-old hair stylist from Sacramento, California; Nikki Ferrell, a 26-year old model and RN at a children's hospital, from Kansas City, Missouri; and Renee Oteri, a 32-year-old single mother and real estate agent from Sarasota, Florida.
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This weekend my family and I will have 300 or more people in our Arizona backyard for our annual Winter Party. The party was originally started about 10 years ago when my parents had snow brought into our front yard so I could see real snow, since going up into the mountains isn't something I can do without oxygen. Family members and neighbors were originally the guests until we moved into our new house that can host more people because we have a larger backyard.
Now, thanks to a camp that I go to and several other CHD support groups, our party has become a huge get-together for kids with CHD and their families.
Every year I look forward to this party for the simple fact that I will be surrounded by people who understand what I am going through and truly care for me. I see friends from heart camp that I don't get to see very often and we are able to catch up. Between the hours of 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., I am with people to whom I can relate, people who are understanding and loving.
I am with my heart family once a year at our Winter Party. I have been to other parties in my life, birthday parties and other get-togethers with friends. But I have yet to go to a party that has more love, warmth and heart than the Winter Party we host every year.
While I know that it is a bit late to catch a flight here to Phoenix, I'd like to give you all a heads up about next year's party. It happens every year on the second Saturday in December from 1 p.m to 4 p.m. We have snow, Santa (who comes to take pictures with the kids), food, crafts and the opportunity to be surrounded by people who—even though you may have just met—truly care and understand what you are going through because we are all in the same boat. If you'd like more information about the party, feel free to e-mail your name and contact information here for more details and hopefully I will see some of you there next year!
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Too cool - uh - yeah, the snow (of which we just had 5 inches) and your great sounding party! Besides, my best friend lives in Phoenix.What an opportunity to "throw snowballs" but this year I'll be at a craft sale myself . And -- I could visit my friend, too! She lives on the west side of PHX. Maybe next year?Connie
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Too cool - uh - yeah, the snow (of which we just had 5 inches) and your great sounding party! Besides, my best friend lives in Phoenix.What an opportunity to "throw snowballs" but this year I'll be at a craft sale myself . And -- I could visit my friend, too! She lives on the west side of PHX. Maybe next year?Connie
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Hi Malke,
out of respect to the links as indicated - the troubleshooting " by using a 3rd party tool - a nice marketing intro for the MB product " revolves only in XP environment not in Vista as what satyad's concern - as it also prompts in one way or the other the use of Hijackthis so how would that be different to my request of hijackthis log. And the FakeAV in satyad case and like any other fake AV it didn't came alone since the behavior he indicated now usually fake/rogue av are introduced by a catalyst malware, which am more concern about than the fake AV which is only the payload and recently some of them even have rootkit capability.
And if so the request for the log is granted, I would ask them to send it via e-mail which I would gladly analyze myself.
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It only means it was installed on an admin rights and then created another
account to lockdown users capability to remove or uninstall the said
application and worst some have rootkit capability that is becoming more
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Download hijackthis send in the logs and lets have it analyzed on what
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Milo - I see you are back and again telling posters to run HijackThis and
"lets [sic] have it analyzed". Once again, we do not analyze HJT logs here
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WILKES-BARRE - Wilkes-Barre police are investigating a shooting at the Sherman Hills Apartments after two area residents showed up at a New Jersey hospital on Friday claiming they had been shot by accident.
Lashawn Burgman, 31, of Wyoming, and Catherine Thomas, 23, of Sherman Hills Building 308, told police they drove more than 100 miles after getting accidentally shot because they were "afraid" and wanted to avoid a police investigation, according to a search warrant application filed in court Friday.
But their plan fell apart after authorities at East Orange General Hospital contacted police in Newark, N.J., who in turn called Wilkes-Barre police, according to an affidavit filed in support of the warrant.
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Ms. Thomas told police she was lying on top of Mr. Burgman when his gun went off, shooting her in the foot and him in the leg. Both injuries required emergency surgery.
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Ms. Thomas refused to let police search the apartment, saying the gun had been "ditched."
The warrant allows police to seize any weapons and ammunition, as well as blood, clothing, hairs or fibers and any other trace evidence in connection with the shooting Friday.
The shooting is the second in as many days at the troubled Sherman Hills Apartments, and the latest in a series of crimes that has captured the interest of the community and state lawmakers.
Police most recently responded to the complex Christmas morning after Tyrone Scott, 34, allegedly shot his cousin in the leg during a fight over a woman. The complex has played host to a number of recent high-profile cases, including a domestic shooting that seriously injured two young girls and a homicide that left a woman dead and her friend in jail.
The violence prompted an inspection in September by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development that uncovered "possible life-threatening security issues" due to management's neglect of the 344-unit facility.
The agency, which paid Sherman Hills' owner, Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Park Management Inc., $1.7 million to provide low-income housing in 2013, threatened to pull Section 8 funding if changes weren't made.
That attracted the attention of lawmakers who, led by U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright, D-17, Moosic, assembled a task force to oversee change.
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Only 2 riders between Rossi and Dovi. You can hear the jaws theme getting louder and louder.
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By Craig Lord
MOSCOW, April 5. SWEDEN glowed in the limelight on Day Three of the World Short Course Championships as Therese Alshammar, after retaining her 100m freestyle
crown, Emma Igelstrom, after setting a European record of 1min 06.08sec in the semi-final of the 100m breaststroke, and Anna Karin Kammerling, after
winning the 50m butterfly in a championship record of 25.55sec, joined Johanna Sjoberg to establish a world record of 3mins 55.78sec in the 4 by 100m medley relay.
The Swedish splits were awesome: Alshammar 1:00.74 on back, Igelstrom 1:04.90 on breaststroke, Kammerling 57.12 on fly and Sjoberg 53.02 on free.
Behind them, the US quartet of Haley Cope, Amanda Beard, Rachel Komisarz and Lindsay Benko – who had earlier won the 200m backstroke in a championship record of 2mins 04.97 – established the fifth American
record of the meet, in 3mins 57.17sec, to take the silver medal ahead of China, at 3:57.29.
The race marked one of seven medals for the US in an action-packed session that saw East German Astrid Strauss's 1987 European record of 4:02.05 over 400 meters freestyle fall to Yana Klochkova in 4:01.26, and
Jani Sievinen, of Finland, establish his first record since the mid-1990s, a championship record of 1:55.45 in the 200m medley. Third behind him was Tom Wilkens, of the US, who had had a Big Mac and fries before
the finals in the belief that he had missed the final by one place. However, a withdrawal put Wilkens in the race and a 1:57.34 took the bronze medal behind Peter Makoc, of Slovenia, on 1:56.13.
Klochkova, of Ukraine, raced stroke for stroke with Chen Hua, of China until the half-way mark. It was then that she made her move, leaving Chen more than a second behind with 100 meters to go and staying on target to match Claudia Poll's world record. She could not match the Costa Rican's staying power, however, and faded off the pace before stopping the clock
1.23 seconds behind Poll's best but well up on Chen's 4:03.81. In third place for the US was Rachel Komisarz at 4:06.30.
Komisarz also clocked 58.16sec in the butterfly leg of the US-medal-winning relay and just missed out on a medal in the 50m butterfly, finishing fourth in 26.47sec.
The standard of the 400m race, good as it was, might have been even better, but for the absence through selection criteria of Lindsay Benko, who resigned herself to winning the 200m backstroke instead. "I'm so
excited," said Benko after her 2:04.97 championship record. "I didn't think I could swim that fast. I'm just happy to have the race over and get a final under my belt." Given her backstroke speed, watch out for
Benko in the 200m freestyle at the weekend.
Benko had imagined that her rivals in the race had been "closer to me". In fact, while not quite on the pace of Nathalie Coughlin and Sarah Price, the two women who have set the standards over 200m in the past several months, she was nonethless in a class of her own, Reiko Nakamura, of Japan, second in 2:07.30, with Irina Amshennikova, of Ukraine, third in 2:07.71.
Like Benko, Grant Hackett, the Olympic champion and world record holder over 1,500 meters, raced in his first individual final of the meet tonight – and proved himself yet again in a league occupied by only himself and absent Australian teammate Ian Thorpe.
Hackett set the pool alight with a 3:38.29 victory in a 400m freestyle final in which he took the first 150 meters out well inside his own world record pace.
Having withdrawn from the 200m on Day One to aid his recovery from a virus, Hackett only showed signs of a weakness in the second half of a race against the clock, the only man capable of feeling the wash from his feet Kvetoslav Svoboda, of the Czech Republic, who improved more than 5 seconds to take the silver medal in 3:41.97, with defending champion Chad Carvin, of the US, third in 3:43.55.
In view of his recent illness, Hackett has canceled a visit Britain next week, during which he would have toured facilities for the Commonwealth Games – which will be held in Manchester in the same week in July as the European Championships courtesy of bad decision-making by the European swimming league (LEN), the hosts in Berlin and German television. Hackett will instead return home to the Gold Coast.
Several events continue to be affected by the absence of the fastest in the world. The men's 200m breaststroke noticeably lacked the talents of Ed
Moses, world record holder, and Roman Sloudnov, the defending champion from Russia. However, reflecting the vast progress that has been made in global standards this winter, the top three all clocked 2:07 plus.
The crown went to Jim Piper, of Australia, in a championship record of 2:07.16sec even though 3.99 seconds shy of Moses's amazing record. Runner-up was American David Denniston, at 2:07.42, with Jarno Pihlava, of Finland, third in 2:07.61.
Denniston, after winning his first international medal, said: "It's really neat. I'ts an amazing experience. That's the fastest I've ever swum before, so I'm really happy."
Alshammar, who now trains at Loughborough University in England, retained her 100m freestyle crown in 52.89sec, pressed hard by US-trained Martina Moravcova, of Slovakia, whose 52.96 was the third fastest ever behind the Swede and Jenny Thompson, of the US. Third in 53.35sec was Xu Yanwei, the fastest Chinese woman since Le Jingyi won the inaugural short-course crown in 53.01 back in 1993.
Alshammar was back in the water within the hour for the final of the 50m butterfly. Her earlier efforts took a toll, however, and a time of 26.48sec left her
in fifth place behind teammate Kammerling, the champion in a championship record of 25.55 seconds, ahead of Petria Thomas, of Australia, at 26.26, with 17 year-old Vered Borochovski, third in a national record 26.38 to become the first woman to win a medal at world level for Israel.
Igelstrom's record set her up as fastest qualifier for the final of the 100m breaststroke ahead of defending champion Sarah Poewe, of South Africa, and China's Luo Xuejuan, both on 1:06.30. Amanda Beard, of the US, was
fourth best through on 1:06.81, with teammate Staciana Stitts also through, in seventh with 1:07.45.
Meanwhile, Moravcova was back in the water for the 100m medley, taking the title for a third successive time in 59.91 seconds, with Gabrielle Rose taking her first international medal for the US, in 1:00.68, and
the bronze going to Alison Sheppard, of Britain, setting a Commonwealth record of 1:00.88.
In the men's 50m freestyle, Mark Foster, of Britain, lost his crown and championship record in 21.36 seconds to Jose Martin Meolans, of Argentina. Foster was second in 21.44, to 21.55 for Alexander Popov, of Russia, and Oleksandr Volinets, of the Ukraine, with Jason Lezak, of the US, locked out of the medals in 21.65.
The fastest qualifiers for the 50m butterfly came from the second semi, Geoff Huegill, the Australian who holds the world record and won the 100m title on Day Two, fastest through in 23.11 seconds, with defending champion Foster second in 23.52 after easing off in the last 10 meters to conserve energy for the 50m freestyle in which he finished second later in the session.
Matt Welsh, of Australia, looked like the clear favorite for the 50m backstroke title tomorrow after setting the standard in the semis with a 23.76 effort to become the only man to dip below 24 seconds. For the US, Peter Marshall clocked 24.53 to qualify fifth fastest for the final, while teammate Aaron Peirsol, in 24.67, was fifth in the first semifinal, to finish ninth overall and miss the final by just 0.02 seconds.


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Masks: Ceremonial and Cultural
The sites show ceremonial masks from Asia, Africa, Native America, and South America. There is also information about the traditions behind the masks and instructions on how to make a mask. Includes some video and audio clips.
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The Art of the African Mask
Learn African culture and art through their masks. Click on the item listed to view the exhibition.
Yup'ik Masks
A comprehensive site with audio and video clips, lists of illustrations and articles about Yup'ik masks. For the video, wait until it has downloaded 100 percent, then hit the play button again.
Mummy Masks
See the masks used in ancient Egypt burials and read their descriptions.
The Meaning Behind the Mask
In this lesson students can explore the connections between cultures and societies through their use of masks, and become more aware of the significance of cultural artifacts such as masks.
Scholastic: Carnival Celebrations: Masks and Vejigantes
Learn about Puerto Rican Carnival traditions and masks in this lesson plan. Includes images.
Paper Masks
Students can make unique paper masks with this art activity.
Paper Mache Masks
This art lesson plan contains instructions for making masks out of paper mache.
Masquerade: Carnival of Venice
This site has information about the Carnival of Venice and many pictures of masks and costumes.
Dancing Demons
Learn about Buddhism and the religious festivals of Mongolia while you explore this online exhibition of ceremonial masks.
Transformation Mask
This lesson examines a Transformation Mask by contemporary Kwakiutl artist Richard Hunt. There are discussion questions, activities, and vocabulary words.


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Not everyone looks good in orange, but it's hot this year and Orange H is a signature Hermès color. (For footwear to go with it, see "Where To Put Your Money When Buying Shoes This Fall.") Epsom leather is stiff and durable. This bag, with palladium hardware, manufactured in 2005, is in very good condition. Starting bid: $3,000. Sold for: $12,500
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April 12, 2012
Today's guest blog post is by Jennifer King.
As a business owner, every applicant or employee represents a potential plaintiff in a lawsuit against your company. HR software could be your best bet for avoiding litigation or increasing your chances of a successful litigation outcome.
By taking advantage of some of the HR applications that can help with documentation, companies can minimize the risk of litigation.
Protecting Against Failure to Hire Claims With Applicant Tracking Software
While failure to hire claims aren't as common as wage and hour or termination claims, companies can still take advantage of their HRMS to ensure they have the proper documentation and consistent processes in place for screening and interviewing job applicants.
"In cases such as these, we try to prove that the employer treated the applicant in the same consistent manner as they did with other applicants and that the reason they decided to pass was due to some legitimate reason based on qualifications or the applicant's performance during the interview process as compared with applicant they ultimately hired," says Ussery.
In addition to being able to electronically manage the recruiting, interviewing and hiring processes, applicant tracking software can help companies implement a more consistent application and interview process.
Employers can enforce a company-wide online application and consistent interview processes based on objective criteria for evaluating candidates, and then formalize those processes within an applicant tracking system.
"Having consistent documentation will be crucial if an applicant decides to bring up a lawsuit because they feel they should have been hired," says Benedetti.
The information in this blog post is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. You should contact your attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular issue related to employment law.
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The wish to become a photographer came early. I was given my first own camera at the age of 6 and started to document my environment. It took some years of saving/ With my first salary in hands I went straight to our camera dealer and purchased a professional camera and continned to pursue my passion, although not without any detours. Meanwhile I have been working for 20 years as an independent photo journalist/photographer, mainly for publishers, photo libraries and marketing agencies. Besides the professional distribution of images my passions is it to capture the unusual and artistic scenes in our daily lives. ulrich niehoff
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Greenfinches (Origin, Natural Habitat and Behavior)
Finch Information ... Index of Finch Species ... Photos of the Different Finch Species for Identification
Finch Data: Range, Length, Clutch-size and Incubation Periods for each Finch Species
The below information is courtesy of Mandy and Paul - Breeder of Canaries and Other Exotic Birds - Singing Wings Aviary - www.singing-wings-aviary.com (A great source for these beautiful little finches)
Several color mutations are now established including Lutino, Cinnamon and Isabel.
A good Greenfinch diet must include a mixture of millets, canary grass seeds, wild seeds and green food . These birds are especially fond of Safflower, and Thistle. They will require more green food when breeding. While they are not as insectivorous as some birds they do enjoy live food. Ant eggs, small mealworms, waxworms and fruit fly larva can be mixed in with soft food and offered on occasion. Fresh water, cuttlebone and grit should also be supplied at all times. Lettuce, Spinach, Chickweed, spray millet, Eggfood, Brocolli tops and Carrot tops can also be offered on a regular basis.
Sprouted or germinated seeds are usually more easily accepted by "seed addicts" than fresh fruits and vegetables.
Generaly hardy and easy to care for this species loves to bath and needs fresh bath water daily.
European Greenfinches can be kept in a mixed aviary with birds of similar size or in individual pairs.
Many Greenfinches are house in individual breeding cages much like Canaries. However, they will thrive in a large planted aviary with plenty of room to fly and sing.
Establish Greenfinch pairs can be very free breeders. They will breed in a good size cage or flight normally from October to January. They prefer a Canary type nest positioned in a high sheltered spot such as the corner of a cage. Artifical plant covering around the nest will provide them with the nest privacy they need.
Nesting material supplied can be dried moss, feathers, or soft Canary nesting material. The average clutch consist of 4-6 eggs which hatch after 14-17 days. The hen incubates the eggs alone for the most part while the male guards the nest. After the eggs hatch it is important to supply the parents with adequate Teasel, greenfood, eggfood and livefood. Sprouted or germinated seeds are usually eagerly accepted during the breeding season. Sprouted seeds also serve as a great rearing and weaning food as the softened shell is easier to break by chicks and gets them used to the texture of seeds.
The young, brown streaked Greenfinches will fledge around 2 weeks old. The male then assumes feeding responsibilities until the young are weaned.
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Biggest Loser Couples Contestants Take Road Trip Home
February 14, 2008 11:46 AM by Jennifer_Brown
Just after the Biggest Loser Couples' Blue Team eliminated football-player-with-a-heart-of-gold, Trent, host Alison Sweeney announced to the Blue and Black teams that they would all be going home.
Temporarily, that is.
On the February 19 episode of The Biggest Loser: Couples, the nine remaining players will get the first-ever road trip home to visit with family and friends in mid-season. It's been 58 days since our contestants have seen loved ones at home, so this episode promises some pretty powerful emotion as players reconnect with family and friends, only to have to say goodbye to them once again.
What's more, the players will face temptation, time and time again, to stray from the Biggest Loser program when back in the "real world" of daily living. At least one player will give in to temptation, with possible disastrous results on the scale.
Once back at the ranch, the two teams will face off, as usual, in an endurance-testing challenge, the winner of which will get a huge advantage at this week's weigh-in.
One team will face the Elimination Room, and someone will be sent home.
The Biggest Loser: Couples airs Tuesdays, 8:00 PM (ET) on NBC.
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Australian Community Climate and Earth-System Simulator (ACCESS). Based upon the UK Met Office Unified Model system. ACCESS G is the global numerical forecast model operated by the BoM. It is run twice daily (00Z and 12Z) and provides forecast data out to 240 hours with a horizontal resolution of 80km and 50 vertical levels.
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PaulEberhartd on Oct. 21, 2009
Yes, I admit this one might look a bit confusing and I promise, I'll use fewer, clearer lines as well as less and rectangular panels from the next page on. I just got a bit carried away after making that panorama view of Reihershausen, and having drawn no real comic to speak of for several years I couldn't resist trying out how much I could fit onto one page.
I still can't promise to keep a proper timetable on this one, but I think, I'll update it on Thursdays, just like my other comic, Master the Tiger.
Reihershausen is kind of a telling name as well as a parody on typical village names in that region. An appropriate translation would probably be "Spewton". I thought long and hard, whether I should translate the names of places and persons, too, but I decided against it - the only exception to the rules I stated in my other comments, the reason being that knowing myself all too well I'd probably mix up the names of the versions. Also those translated name wouldn't fit the region. We're in Back of Beyond, Germany, after all, and I won't redraw every single panel, just to adjust the setting.
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Concern over traffic chaos as developer plans 500 Chippenham homes (From This Is Wiltshire)
Concern over traffic chaos as developer plans 500 Chippenham homes
Updated 5:26pm Tuesday 20th May 2014 in By Julie Armstrong, Senior reporter
Plans for 500 new homes in north Chippenham have raised fears of traffic chaos.
Robert Hitchins Ltd exhibited its plans, for land between Birds Marsh and Langley Burrell, in Kington Langley Village Hall on Friday, and had nearly 120 people through the door.
John Hall, part of the Robert Hitchins project team, said the general feeling at the public consultation had been one of "concern".
"People are concerned about developments proposed near them," he said.
"Traffic is the main thing people are asking about.
"We are in a position where we can take advantage of the link road from the other development, whereas a development to the east of Chippenham would require a new road and that's expensive."
The proposed new builds would adjoin the 750 houses that North Chippenham Consortium have outline planning permission for.
A buffer zone would leave nearly 21 hectares of strategic open space between Birds Marsh woodland and new houses.
If the development goes ahead, it will be the first time Veronica Wheeler, who is surrounded by fields, has had more than one neighbour.
"I've been there 30 years," said Mrs Wheeler, 70.
"I'm most concerned about the wildlife. I get deer in my garden, and badgers and rabbits and a fox. They won't come anymore.
"What good is a buffer zone when you'll have all that noise?"
Also giving feedback were Ron and Ann Coleman, who since 1975 have lived on Heathfield, off Hill Corner Road, where the North Chippenham Consortium development would begin.
They said they were concerned about possible flooding and would not welcome the extra traffic they anticipated the new schemes would bring.
Mrs Coleman, 67, said: "I think they should scrap it. It's just going to cause an extra bottleneck. Do we need all these extra cars on the road?
Mr Coleman, 69, said: "As it is in rush hours from 8.30am and 2.30pm it can take 45 minutes just to get from one end of Hill Corner Road to the other.
"Also, it's called Birds Marsh for a reason – it's marshland."
The scheme would be accessed via two new roundabout junctions on Swindon Road (B4069) and would also provide six hectares of public open space, a primary school, play areas, a local centre or shop and half a hectare of employment land.
After looking at the plans, Chippenham town councillor Mary Fallon said: "It's the wrong place. It won't escape people's notice how close it is to the motorway; it is a dormitory estate and we've got enough of those already.
"I cannot see what would encourage people there to get involved in the town.
"I'm seeing an encroachment on our villages. It's the same as a few years ago when Wootton Bassett faced being swallowed up by Swindon."
A spokesman for planning consultants AMEC said: "The feedback was invaluable. Local residents made some very valid comments which will inform our planning application going forward."
The developer faced criticism over holding the consultation in Kington Langley.
Mr Hall said: "It was a mistake. It is important to say sorry and put it right."
An outline planning application is due to be submitted to Wiltshire Council in June.
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Also, these new estates will be ideally placed for the motorway so expect a boom in Class A drug use thanks to the gangs from Bristol.
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Be aware that there is a manufacturer of Drainage, sewer, guttering, and general plumbing supplies on Parsonage farm. Help the local businesses out.
To any future occupiers of said housing:
Be aware that there is a manufacturer of Drainage, sewer, guttering, and general plumbing supplies on Parsonage farm. Don't complain about the noise.
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WASHINGTON — Their ranks swollen after the last election, Republican governors from Florida to Alaska are undermining President Barack Obama's agenda at every turn ahead of the Democrat's 2012 re-election campaign.
Some are rejecting federal money for high-speed rail. Many are fighting the president's health care law. And several are going after the Democratic Party's bedrock constituency, pushing laws that would weaken the power of unions.
Not that any Republican governor will acknowledge that this is politics at play — even if it is.
"Republican governors are doing what they said they would as candidates," insisted Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, who led the GOP's campaign efforts last fall and may seek the party's presidential nomination. "All this goes back to our commitment in the last election that we're going to get control of spending for the sake of the taxpayers."
"It's not a conspiracy. It's not that we're doing this for a political reason to go after the president," added first term Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett. "We have fundamental disagreements. We have different perspectives."
But left unsaid in interviews with governors attending this weekend's National Governors Association meeting was this: Republicans, particularly in places with many electoral votes, like the Midwest, are fully aware that stymieing Obama's plans in the states could weaken him just as he tries to make the case to the country that he should get a second term.
One Republican governor has gone so far as to privately liken GOP governors' efforts to providing "oversight of the Obama administration."
"They are so obsessed with the short-term political game of keeping the president from succeeding that they've taken their eyes off of the big goal ... which is creating jobs and moving our states and country out of this recession," said Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association.
Could the GOP effort to undercut Obama backfire?
"Yes. I think it already has," said Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy, a Democrat. "Americans aren't anxious to refight the fights of the last two years. They want to move on."
The president's conflicts with GOP governors date to his first years in office. Many Republican governors opposed Obama's economic stimulus plan. Some also objected to his Gulf Coast oil-drilling moratorium.
After big GOP gains in November, Obama is running into even more roadblocks.
GOP governors now control most of the 26 states that have sued to stop Obama's health care overhaul, his signature domestic accomplishment. They say it would cost their states too much money. Last month in Florida, U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson ruled the law was unconstitutional.
Some GOP-led states — such as Alaska, where Republican Sean Parnell is governor — have refused to implement the law in light of that ruling. But the Justice Department wants the judge to order the states to follow the law pending an appeal.
"We cannot sustain it. We can't afford it," said Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, who also has assailed Environmental Protection Agency efforts to regulate greenhouse gases. "We believe that the federal government just needs to get out of the way and let us run the states."
Obama's high-speed rail plan has run into trouble, too. Democrats say the projects — mostly funded by the federal government — would create jobs; Republicans worry about cost overruns and the long-term expense.
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Morenci Turquoise
Morenci Turquoise is one of America's most beautiful types of Turquoise from the past, it was mined in southeastern Arizona. The Morenci Turquoise Mine produced some of the finest Turquoise that has ever come out of the ground! It is high to light sky blue in color. The Morenci Turquoise mine produced Turquoise with a wonderful "Birdseye" or "Water Web" matrix pattern, beautiful iron pyrite that looks like Silver and black iron spiderweb matrix. It has become difficult to obtain now because the mine stopped producing Turquoise in the late 1970's.
A Presentation on Morenci Turquoise
Dillon Hartman of Durango Silver Company has created a very nice presentation that is full of factual information on one of the most important Turquoise Mines from the American Southwest, you can view this page on Morenci Turquoise by following this link. This page will educate you and also lead you to additional pages where you can purchase Morenci Turquoise Jewelry as well as Morenci Turquoise Cabochons hand cut by the Hartman family at Durango Silver Company. A presentation on Morenci Turquoise that you will really appreciate.
Morenci Turquoise from Durango Silver Company
John and Estell Hartman began making Turquoise Jewelry in 1972 and some of their fondest memories was the years cutting Morenci Turquoise and making the stones that cut into beautiful Morenci Turquoise. Many years have gone by and still to date John will tell you some of his favorite Turquoise is from the Morenci Mine. We still have Morenci Turquoise from John and Estell's early years and we have a good amount that our family has collected in the yeas since. Morenci Turquoise from Durango Silver Company is authentic and an investment in the historic past of the American Southwest.


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Synopsis: A Girl and a Gun presents a feminine perspective on an object whose history is deeply bound up with men and masculinity. Filmed throughout the US, this documentary delves into the psyche of the American gun world. Reaching far beyond Hollywood's hypersexualized femmes fatales, the film candidly explores the modern American woman through intimate portraits encompassing issues of protection, power, feminism, and violence. A Girl and A Gun is a complex and thoughtful meditation on a deadly serious issue. [Synopsis courtesy of DOC NYC]
It's a good week for dream projects with Akiva Goldsman involved, with Warner Bros. helping to make them come true. With the studio now taking a very close look at Ron Howard's sprawling "The Dark Tower," they are also flipping the switch on the long developing "Winter's Tale." Set to mark Goldsman ...Read More »


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Hi folx,
I recently sanded my daughters bike, cleaned it, undercoated it and let dry for 24 hours, then gave several coats of spray from a rattle can. It ended up looking fantastic, but paint is scratching off too quickly. What can I do [after touch ups] to protect the finish from scratches?
A clear varnish? Any recomendations?
I used an outdoor paint, but that means I suppose weatherproof not scratch resistant.
Perhaps I should have sanded the undercoat too? It felt rough like fine sandpaper already.
Any help is greatfully appreciated.
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Everyone at BZ Media is amped for the launch of Systems Management News, which will debut on April 15.
Systems Management News (SMN) is a newspaper very similar to SD Times in format and appearance. Its will provide timely news and analysis to IT systems managers — your colleagues who manage data centers, database administrators, network administrators, and so-on. You can subscribe online at http://www.sysmannews.com.
As part of the launch effort, several members of SD Times' editorial team are moving over to SMN: David Rubinstein, editor-in-chief; Mara Leonardi, art director; Alex Handy, senior editor; and Jeff Feinman, assistant editor. I'd like to thank them for their tremendous contributions to SD Times. Dave was part of the launch team for SD Times, back in 1999, Mara came on for our third issue in early 2000, Alex joined us in 2005, and and Jeff signed on in 2006.
By the way, you'll still see their contributions in SD Times now and again — we have a lot of joint projects planned.
So, where does that leave the SD Times editorial team? In short, strong. I'm putting the chief editor hat back on; I'd worn it from our launch until handing it over to Dave a few years ago. Erin Broadhurst, with SD Times since 2006, is promoted to art director.
P.J. Connolly remains SD Times' executive editor, and has day-to-day responsibility for writing and reporting. David Worthington, who came to us in 2007 as associate editor, was joined last week by Robert Mullins, our new senior editor. The back-end production of SD Times will continue to be the responsibility of Greg Lupion, managing editor, and Adam LoBelia, associate copy editor.
You know, very few media companies are starting new projects — and even fewer are starting new print publications, like we're doing with Systems Management News. The trend has been to shut down or de-emphasize newspapers and magazines, and focus on Web sites.
While we certainly believe in the Web — we've invested a lot in SDTimes.com — we also believe in the value of hard-copy publications like SD Times, Systems Management News and Software Test & Performance. We know you do too.
Thank you for your support.
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HOLLYWOOD—The 26-year-old reality star, Jack Osbourne, married his long time model and actress girlfriend Lisa Stelly this past weekend. Osbourne had tricked the media stating on Twitter that he was going to Hawaii to celebrate his mother's sixtieth birthday party when Jack and his entire family were actually heading to the island for his nuptials.
The wedding occurred on Sunday, October 7 at Kona-Kohala, Hawaii. Osbourne's parents, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, also exchanged vows in Maui 30 years earlier.
The ceremony was kept small and intimate with only 50 guests present for the event. Ozzy and Sharon both attended the event and his sister Kelly was present as a bridesmaid adorned in a pale pink maxi dress.
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Only the most dedicated foot fans will appreciate Foot Fetish Dreams. This is a site focused more on presenting feet than on giving the viewer worthy and energetic foot sex. Perhaps I am the type who has too little imagination and so needs explicit stimulation rather than display.
Still, the models on FootFetishDreams have dreamy, highly suckable feet and judging by the male responses on the site, others would agree. For each model there is at least one video and a gallery of photographs. In total, there are over 225 episodes.
The photos are shot in and around the film set. Taken in chronological order, they closely mimic the action in the vids. You'll get the blow by blow of each sequence and they make excellent mementos and closeups.
When it comes to the action, I've already made it clear I wasn't so impressed. The models appear lethargic. I put it down to a lack of muscle strength in their legs and stomachs. Foot action, like dick stroking, is done with one foot while the other rests. Other models very quickly have to support their legs with their hands as they don't have enough strength to maintain the action they are supposedly experts at.
I expect expertise and knowledge in a niche site, but I didn't see it here. I also saw little variety and suspect it's not only me that lacks imagination here. One of the most recent scenes is a lesbo flick and there's hardly any focus on their feet at all.
Almost all of the videos download in three or four five-minute clips and most are great to excellent-quality Windows Media or QuickTime files, but you will come acros a few HD movies and some are offered in their full length.
Most of the videos see the guy doing a fair share of masturbation and in the end bringing himself to orgasm. Interestingly, it looks to be the same stud in each movie and he insists on wearing his socks and bandana. Very homegrown - or perhaps he has ugly feet.
With camera angles not always giving clear shots of what's happening and no bonuses, Foot Fetish Dreams isn't exactly your tootsie dream come true, especially given the daily download limit. The forum and offer of private shoots is tempting, but not long-term tempting. Also it seems updates are twice-monthly.
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A teenage girl has filed a $50 million lawsuit against a New York rabbi, saying he sexually abused her when she was 14.
Rabbi Aron Teitelbaum's attorney says the allegations are false and motivated by money. Teitelbaum is the Rabbi of Kiryas Joel, a Chasidic community in upstate New York.
The girl, now 17, claims Aron Teitelbaum invited her to his Florida mansion in 2005 to perform a massage for $300. The lawsuit, filed in federal court, claims he demanded she remove her clothes, then sexually assaulted her.
The girl, her father and stepmother are seeking more than $50 million.
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Wife Swap: Praying for Some Understanding
February 12, 2008 10:03 AM by Jennifer_Brown
What exactly are men good for? The wives of Wife Swap plan to duke out an answer to that question on this week's episode of Wife Swap.
Colorado-native Kim Beckman-Heskett is a high-powered corporate mom whose husband Randall is a stay-at-home dad. Randall, a former preacher, does all of the housework and child-rearing while Kim heads out to bring home the bacon. A brainiac-type with multiple theologydegrees under his belt, Randall is skeptical of what he calls "Bible-thumpers" and believes religion and humor go well together. A devout Christian with a dose of cynicism, Randall just might see some sparks flywhen he meetshis "new wife," Lee-Ann Childs.
Lee-Ann is a bit more "traditional" in her beliefs. She's a born-again Christian who uses a literal translation of the Bible as a guide to her life and the lives of her children and husband. Lee-Ann believes a woman's place is that of supporting role for the man of the house, and not only stays at home, but home schools her 6 children. Lee-Ann's husband Christopher is the "man of the house," calling himself the "gatekeeper," and Lee-Ann is more than happy to be his "help-mate."
Expect an emotional episode as differences in religion come into play between the families and both Kim and Lee-Ann are forced to confront their core beliefs.
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I'm in the process of installing Zimbra for evaluation, comparing it to Open-Xchange. Can someone tell me if Zimbra supports a remote IMAPD? If so, I'm assuming that the target server would be set in an LDAP entry. Would I be correct? Would this be the same for the SMTP server?
Also, OX uses the IMAP subscription and access control features to share common mailboxes. Is mailbox sharing also supported in Zimbra and is it supported in the same way using IMAP subscription and ACL?
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STANFORD, Calif. -- No. 8 Stanford prepared for Saturday's Pac-10 opener by sweeping a doubleheader from Cal Poly 6-2 and 4-1 Thursday afternoon at the Stanford Softball Complex. The Cardinal improves to 28-3 with its 11th and 12th consecutive wins, while the Mustangs fall to 10-15.
Stanford got on the board early in the opener, scoring two in the bottom of the first. Sophomore Robin Walker (La Palma, CA/Mater Dei HS) started things off with a double to left-center, and sophomore Sarah Beeson (Tucson, AZ/Canyon del Oro HS) brought her home with an RBI single to left-center. Beeson took second on the throw to the plate, then advanced to third when freshman Kira Ching (San Lorenzo, CA/Arroyo HS) singled up the middle. Ching stole second base and Beeson scored when no one covered the bag, allowing the catcher's throw to sail into center.
Cal Poly got the runs back in the top of the third. Natalie Carrillo drew a leadoff walk and Nicole Dansby sigled down the right-field line. Dansby advanced to second on a groundout and Christie Wells drove them both in with a single to left-center. The Cardinal got the runs back in the bottom of the inning. Walker led off with a single through the left side, and advanced on a groundout. Beeson singled to center and Ching walked to load the bases. Freshman Maureen LeCocq (Woodland Hills, CA/Chaminade Prep) then hit a two-run single to center field. The Cardinal put another pair on the board in the fifth. Beeson doubled to right-center, then Ching hit a grounder through the hole. Both the shortstop and the center fielder dove, but the ball made it all the way to the wall for Ching's third triple of the season. LeCocq then drove Ching home with a sacrifice fly.
Stanford freshman Dana Sorensen (San Diego, CA/Scripps Ranch HS) got the win to improve to 13-3. LeCocq pitched the last three innings, allowing only only one baserunner, for her second save of the year. Terra Blankenbecler fell to 6-7 for the Mustangs.
In the second game Stanford got on the board in the third. Walker laced a one-out double right down the third-base line. Sophomore Jessica Mendoza (Camarillo, CA/Camarillo HS) singled to center for an RBI. Ching then hit a two-run blast to center field to make the score 3-0. It was Ching's third home run of the season.
Stanford got insurance in the bottom of the sixth. Senior Lauren Gellman (Los Gatos, CA/Leigh HS) led off with a pinch-hit single through the left side. Junior Ramona Shelburne (West Hills, CA/El Camino Real HS) singled to right, then Walker drove Gellman home with a single lined between short and third. The Mustangs got on the board in the top of the seventh. Julie Fuhrman and Jackie Wayland hit back-to-back singles, and both advanced on a groundout. Fuhrman then scored on a passed ball.
In the circle LeCocq and fellow Stanford freshman Tori Nyberg (Belmont, CA/Carlmont HS) combined on a two-hitter. LeCocq (4-0) picked up a win to go with the save she earned earlier in the day. Nyberg pitched three innings for her fourth save.
Mendoza, who was 5-for-6 with a walk Wednesday at Pacific, went 0-for-3 in the first game to end her hitting streak at 19 games. She went 3-for-4 in the second game. For the Mustangs, Dansby had a hit and scored a run in the first game and went 2-for-3 in the nightcap.
Stanford returns to action Saturday with its Pac-10 opener at No. 4 California at 1:00. Stanford then hosts the Golden Bears Sunday at 1:00. Cal Poly hosts No. 11 Cal State Fullerton Saturday at noon in a doubleheader.


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Another day and another prediction that Canada's hot housing market is cooling down.
This time its ratings agency Fitch, which says recent sales figures from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) are evidence of early signs of a "cooldown" in Canada's housing market.
"In Fitch Ratings' view, these early signs of a cooldown in the housing market could be generally positive for the stability of the Canadian banking system and the sustainability of economic growth, though the full extent and pace of the housing correction remains unclear," the agency says in a report.
But Fitch says the pullback in home sales could be a "positive development" for Canadian banks as long as the labour market remains stable.
"Household indebtedness, driven by mortgage credit expansion, is the main threat to the credit risk profiles of Canadian financial institutions," Fitch says. "The latest sales numbers provide some initial evidence that risks of near-term overheating in the Canadian housing market may be subsiding."
Fitch expects earnings growth at Canadian banks to "moderate", but profitability will remain at "sound levels" due to the banks' diversified business mix.
The ratings agency says that while a worsening in household credit quality and higher loan losses could increase default and delinquency rates in the banks' mortgage portfolios, the impact could be mitigated in part by government-backed mortgage insurance.
"While not Fitch's base case, such a scenario could derail the government's fiscal consolidation plan," the report adds.
The ratings agency adds that a slowdown in the housing market and construction will have a negative impact on economic growth in the near-term.
It also says the "near-term risks" of a housing bubble will ease the pressure on the Bank of Canada, which has repeatedly warned Canadian households about their high debt levels and hinted that its next move will be an interest rate hike.
Fitch is not alone in its predictions of a slowdown in the housing market. David Madani, an economist at Capital Economics and long-time bear on the Canadian housing market, earlier this week predicted home prices in Canada are set to fall by as much as 25 percent over the next two years.
He believes that correction will have a major impact on the Canadian economy.
"For several years Canada's economy has outperformed other developed economies, thanks mainly to a stable banking system and a resurgent housing market. The tide, however, has turned and Canada's domestic economy is likely to succumb to a slumping housing market," he said in a note to clients.
TD economist Sonya Gulati says that a correction is taking hold in the housing market, but higher interest rates are needed to eliminate the risk of a major housing bubble.
On Monday, CREA said home sales fell 5.8 percent in August from July -- the sharpest month-over-month decline in nearly two years -- and were down 8.9 percent from the previous year.
CREA also cut its forecast for next year and halved its expectations for the rest of 2012, citing a pullback due to new mortgage rules put in place by Ottawa over the summer. The rules shortening the maximum mortgage amortization period to 25 years from 30 years and lowering the amount homeowners can borrow against their house to 80 percent from 85 percent, among other changes
For 2012, the association now expects sales to rise 1.9 percent -- down from the 3.8-percent increase it forecast in June. And next year, it expects sales to decline 1.9 percent in 2013, sharper than its previous forecast of 1.1 percent.


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It's been a fairly quiet Toronto International Film Festival in terms of acquisitions, with Steve McQueen's "Shame" being the highest-profile buy so far, but even that sold for somewhere below a million dollars, a relatively meager sum. But slowly, things are starting to gear up, with a few films selling in the last 24 hours, and more looking close to being picked up.
William Friedkin's "Killer Joe" was the best surprise we had in Venice this year, arguably "The Exorcist" director's best film in decades, a grimy, nasty, hugely enjoyable black comedy with excellent performances from Matthew McConaughey, Juno Temple, Thomas Haden Church and Gina Gershon. According to Deadline, producer Mickey Liddell is in talks for the rights to the film. Slightly unusually, as his Liddell Entertainment isn't a distributor, the company will seek another company to partner with them in the film's release, as they did for their big TIFF acquisition last year, Alejandro Gonzalez-Inarritu's "Biutiful" (which Roadside Attractions ended up releasing).
Meanwhile, according to Heat Vision, Lionsgate and Grindstone Entertainment have bought North American rights to "Enter Nowhere," a horror-tinged thriller from director Jack Heller, co-written by "Abduction" writer Shawn Christensen. Compared to "The Twilight Zone" and "Lost," the film follows four strangers trapped in a wood, forced to work together for survival, and toplines Sara Paxton ("The Innkeepers," "Shark Night 3D"). The film isn't actually playing at Toronto, although that's where the deal went down; instead it'll premiere at ScreamFest in L.A. in October.
Lionsgate are also eying one of the best-received comedies of the festival, Jennifer Westfeldt's "Friends With Kids." Unsurprisingly, considering it reunites much of the cast of this summer's smash "Bridesmaids," including Kristen Wiig, Jon Hamm, Maya Rudolph and Chris O'Dowd, as well as having roles for Westfeldt, Megan Fox and Adam Scott, the film has caused something of a bidding war, and Deadline reported last night that Lionsgate had made a deal for more than $2 million. They've subsequently partially retracted that statement, with the film's sellers apparently saying that the deal hasn't closed, but we wouldn't be surprised if that's where it eventually ends up. We'll have news on more deals from Toronto as they happen.


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