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Merida is a skilled archer and impetuous daughter of King Fergus (voice of Billy Connolly) and Queen Elinor (voice of Emma Thompson). Determined to carve her own path in life, Merida defies an age-old custom sacred to the uproarious lords of the land: massive Lord MacGuffin (voice of Kevin McKidd), surly Lord Macintosh (voice of Craig Ferguson) and cantankerous Lord Dingwall (voice of Robbie Coltrane). Merida's actions inadvertently unleash chaos and fury in the kingdom, and when she turns to an eccentric old Witch (voice of Julie Walters) for help, she is granted an ill-fated wish. The ensuing peril forces Merida to discover the meaning of true bravery in order to undo a beastly curse before it's too late.
Directed by Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman, and produced by Katherine Sarafian, "Brave" is a grand adventure full of heart, memorable characters and the signature Pixar humor enjoyed by audiences of all ages. The film takes aim at theaters on June 22, 2012, and will be presented in Disney Digital 3D™ in select theaters.
A grand adventure full of heart, memorable characters and signature Pixar humor, "Brave" uncovers a new tale in the mysterious Highlands of Scotland where the impetuous Merida (voice of Kelly Macdonald) defies an age-old custom and inadvertently unleashes chaos, forcing her to discover the meaning of true bravery before it's too late."
Brave Release Date
In Theaters June 22, 2012
Brave Credits
Starring: Kelly MacDonald, Emma Thompson, Kevin McKidd, Julie Walters, and Billy Connolly
Written By: Brenda Chapman
Directed By: Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman
Produced By: Katherine Sarafian
MPAA Rating: [ PG ]
Distributor: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
External Info: Brave Official Website
Running Time: 100 min.
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text: the_gooch 479 Posted August 9, 2003 V anyone remember that show. the lizard aliens invade earth disguised as humans?? that show was one of the best to come out of the 80's! i just got done watching it on starz, and they are showing a shit load more....awesome and i just dug this up LOS ANGELES, California (Hollywood Reporter) -- Twenty years after NBC's hit sci-fi miniseries "V" invaded the small screen, the network is bringing the aliens back with "V: The Second Generation," a three-hour TV movie from the original creator Kenneth Johnson. Johnson, who wrote, directed and produced the original miniseries, is set to write, direct and executive produce the sequel, which has been given a script commitment. The 1983 "V" (short for Visitors), which spawned a short-lived weekly series on NBC, was a sci-fi allegory of the Nazi takeover of Germany in the 1930s. It centered on the Visitors, aliens from a distant planet who came to Earth with the promise to solve the world's problems through their high technology, but after gaining control of the planet through subterfuge and media manipulation, began to methodically kill their hosts. A small group of humans, who discovered the Visitors' true plan -- to conquer the Earth and eat its population -- form a resistance and lead the fight against the invaders. The new movie, produced by Warner Bros. TV and Kenneth Johnson Prods., will take place 20 years into the future. As the alien forces are turning more and more Earth citizens into followers, the resistance suddenly gains a powerful and mysterious new ally. Several cast members of the miniseries and the weekly series, including Marc Singer, Faye Grant, Jane Badler and Robert Englund, could reprise their roles in the telefilm if it goes into production. "For years I've had a passion to dig even deeper into the characters and circumstances," Johnson said. "Gregg Maday at Warner Bros., my fellow executive producer Rob Lee, NBC and I plan to make this new 'V' into the same kind of major international TV event that my original miniseries was." The conclusion of the original mini in May 1983 was the top program for the week, averaging a 27 household rating/40 share. Additionally, "V" enjoyed solid success overseas. Twenty years later, the miniseries continues to be a strong draw as its recent DVD release has quickly become a hot seller, with more than 250,000 units shipped. "The appeal of 'V' continues, and we look forward to getting a new script that could introduce it to a new generation of viewers," said Jeff Gaspin, NBC Entertainment executive VP alternative series, longform and Bravo. "Likewise, we would like to move the story forward with a fresh take on this timeless story of human resilience and resistance." http://www.scifi2k.com/v_series/v_series.html Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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October 15, 2013 — Jesuit Father General Adolfo Nicolás, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, capped his two-week visit to the United States with a meeting with the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU) on Oct. 10-11, 2013, at Loyola University Chicago. The historic meeting was the first in which Fr. Nicolás met with both the presidents of all 28 Jesuit colleges and universities and the chairs of the Boards of Trustees for each institution. The importance of lay leadership at U.S. Jesuit schools was one of the many issues discussed during the meeting.
"In the United States, the laity has come into its own in taking real authority for church ventures," explained Jesuit Father Michael Sheeran, president of AJCU. "Father General is impressed by this, and it is new to him. He wanted to get to know these board chairs and thank them for taking this kind of responsibility and for guiding the schools."
In addition to the presidents and board chairs, representatives of the Jesuit Curia in Rome, U.S. Jesuit provincials and rectors of several Jesuit communities also attended the meeting.
"Father General also wanted to talk about rethinking how Jesuit schools can have the maximum impact on the quality of education all around the world, with a focus on Jesuit schools in this country helping Jesuit schools in other countries and learning from them," said Fr. Sheeran. "It's not a one-way relationship."
According to Fr. Sheeran, Fr. Nicolás challenged the group to think about how the schools can cooperate better together, as well as make a bigger impact in the larger world.
The first day of the meeting included time for the group to get to know one another by comparing notes about what got them involved in Jesuit education. Presidents and chairs worked together in small groups to discuss their goals for their schools.
On Friday, the final day of the meeting, Fr. Nicolás gave a talk to the board chairs, the presidents and the provincials. Afterward, he met with the chairs so they could speak candidly with him about what they see as the futures of their schools and American Jesuit education.
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We've praised the astounding beauty of Fox's upcoming Walking with Dinosaurs feature. Alas, it was not meant to be, for the latest trailer has added a truly heinous voiceover for each prehistoric creature. It's really, really terrible.
We long suspected voiceovers in this feature, but this... this is too much. Why does the bird have an accent? Are they all talking to each other telepathically? Why?
What a waste of a perfectly gorgeous film. Here's the official synopsis:
For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. "Walking with Dinosaurs" is the ultimate immersive experience, utilizing state of the art 3D to put audiences in the middle of a thrilling and epic prehistoric world, where an underdog dino triumphs to become a hero for the ages.
Walking with Dinosaurs will be released on December 20th.
EDIT: Earlier I said this was a Disney movie. I was wrong it's 20th Century Fox, apologies all!


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Why do you need a browser-based laptop that won't run a full OS? Chrome OS-powered ultraportables didn't make sense at $500, but at $199 they suddenly seem a lot more interesting. Google's parallel computing environment to Android has been a bit of an experimental black sheep, but that status could be changing very soon based on price drops and significant improvements to the function and stability of Chrome.
The recent availability of low-cost Chromebooks from Samsung and Acer means that a Chromebook can finally be a low-cost viable alternative to a Netbook, provided you keep your expectations in check and realize that these devices are made to mostly run online. Then again, if you're living in the Google cloud and love the idea of an instant-on, laptop-like gadget that can stream, e-mail, and Web browse to your heart's delight, this could be perfect. And it might portend where mobile computing is headed in the next few years.


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BOSTON — About 10 convicts can go free while their legal challenges are pending in the fallout from a Massachusetts drug lab scandal.
Suffolk Superior Court Judge Christine McEvoy made the rulings Monday in a Boston courtroom during the first of a series of special sessions to hear cases involving chemist Annie Dookhan. McEvoy set bail for about 10 convicts after prosecutors agreed to put their sentences on hold.
Dookhan has been charged with obstruction of justice for allegedly skirting protocol and faking test results at the now-closed state drug lab. State police say she tested more than 60,000 drug samples involving 34,000 defendants during her nine years at the Boston lab.
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Verizon Communications is in talks to pay as much as $130 billion for Vodafone's stake in its U.S. wireless venture in a deal that could be completed within a week. Ryan Knutson discusses on the News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Bulldogs play their final home game of the season on Saturday when Columbia visits Reese Stadium for a 7 p.m. kickoff. Yale's four seniors - Natalia Mann, Maggie Westfal, Emma Whitfield and Hayley Zevenbergen - will be honored prior to the start of the game. Fans can follow live stats from GameTracker.
Yale's Class of 2009 has combined to play in 261 career games, score 50 goals and most importantly help the Bulldogs win 42 games. During their careers, Yale set a school record for wins in a season, won an Ivy League title and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA College Cup.
Mann has started all 68 games she has played in at Yale. This season she scored the game-winning goal on a penalty kick in an overtime victory against Central Connecticut and tallied an assist against Sacred Heart. As a junior, she was named second team All-Ivy after tying for the team lead in assists with four. In her rookie year, she was the only freshman to start all 20 games and earned honorable mention All-Ivy recognition. Her only goal of the season was a big one. It came against Duke in the second round of the NCAA College Cup and tied the score at 1-1 in a game Yale eventually won 2-1.
Westfal has 16 career assists, which is tied for the sixth most in school history. She also has scored 23 goals. This season she leads the team in goals with eight and in points with 24. She scored her first career hat trick against Sacred Heart en route to earning Ivy League Player of the Week honors. Last fall, she was a unanimous first team All-Ivy selection and was named to the All-Northeast Region first team. She finished second in the Ivy League in points with 24 and goals with 10. In 2006 she was named second team All-Ivy, and as a freshman, she was selected as the Ivy League Rookie of the Week after scoring the game-winning goal in Yale's victory over ACC power Maryland.
Whitfield has been one of the most prolific scorers in the Ivy League throughout her career. She is eighth all-time at Yale in assists with 14 and has 21 career goals. This year, she is second on the team in goals with six and third in points with 17. She scored the game-winning goal in Yale's Ivy League win at Cornell. As a junior, she tied for third on the team in goals despite being limited to only 10 games because of an injury. In 2006, she earned first team All-Ivy and second team Northeast Region honors after leading the team in goals, assists and points. She also enjoyed an outstanding rookie season, earning second team All-Ivy honors and earning a spot on the Northeast Region All- Freshman team. Her eight goals tied for third in the Ivy League.
Zevenbergen has been a key member of Yale's defense since the day she arrived in New Haven. She has started 48 games in her career. This season, she made her first career goal a big one. It was the game-winning goal in Yale's 1-0 victory over Big East foe St. John's. As a junior, she started the first 11 games before suffering an injury, and in 2006, she was only of only four players to start all 17 games. As a freshman, she made an immediate impact for the Bulldogs, starting 19 games. Her first career point was an assist in Yale's 3-0 victory over Central Connecticut in the first round of the NCAA College Cup.
Columbia (10-3-2) is very much alive in the race for the Ivy title. The Lions enter the game tied for second place with Princeton. Both teams have 10 points. Harvard (4-1) is first with 12 points. Columbia has outscored its opponents 36-11 and features one of the most dangerous players in the league in Sophie Reiser. She leads the team in goals (12) and points (33) and was named the Ivy Player of the Week on Monday after scoring three times in last week's win over Dartmouth.
Related Links
- GameTracker
- Yale Statistics
- Columbia Statistics
- Ivy League Standings
- Reese Stadium Information
- NewsChannel 8 New Haven Weather Forecast
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La Palma (Island)
- 自治区: Canary Islands
- 省 / 岛: La Palma
Volcanic sands, bays surrounded by cliffs and exceptional natural landscapes. This is the island of La Palma, an idyllic spot with numerous ecological treasures. It was shortlisted for the European Commission's EDEN programme (European Destinations of Excellence), in recognition of its commitment to sustainable tourism. La Palma, known as the 'isla bonita' (beautiful island), is the greenest island in the Canary Island archipelago. From lush forests to steep cliffs hiding beaches of black sand, visitors will find the island endlessly surprising for its ecological treasures and exceptional scenery. Declared a Biosphere Reserve by the UNESCO, it is home to numerous protected natural spaces, including the Caldera de Taburiente National Park inland. The volcanic lava, which goes right down to the sea, has created a low, rocky coastline with small bays hidden away between steep cliffs. The nature of the terrain means that only a few kilometres inland there are high mountain ranges such as the Roque de los Muchachos, a world reference for astrophysics thanks to its modern observatory which has one of the most cutting-edge and spectacular telescopes in the world. With annual temperatures of between 16 and 21 degrees centigrade, La Palma has numerous interesting monuments and archaeological sites, as well as a multitude of shrines, churches and museums –although perhaps its most outstanding historic feature is the town of Santa Cruz de la Palma. Some of its most deeply-rooted traditions are worth a particular mention, including 'Los Indianos' at carnival time and every five years, the quinquennial festivities known as the Descent of the Virgin of Las Nieves. In the first two weeks of July, the festivities of the Semana Grande and the Semana Chica are a chance to enjoy a series of major events and performances. A particular highlight is the Dance of the Dwarves. Hand-crafted textiles, cigars, sweets and traditionally-made cheeses are just a few of the wide variety of items on offer in the island.
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With free agency set to kick off at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, March 12, Elliot Harrison identifies needs for all 32 teams over eight divisional primers.
AFC East» Buffalo Bills: Linebacking corps needs a significant upgrade.
» Miami Dolphins: More firepower needed at wide receiver.
» New England Patriots: Bill Belichick & Ed Reed, together at last?
» New York Jets: Rex Ryan's defense has big concerns at safety.
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NFC East» Dallas Cowboys: O-line overhaul must continue in the Big D.
» New York Giants: Room for improvement in suspect secondary.
» Philadelphia Eagles: Dashon Goldson could shore up back end.
» Washington Redskins: Enough cap room to add a safety?
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AFC North» Baltimore Ravens: Is Dannell Ellerbe worth the big bucks?
» Cincinnati Bengals: Re-signing Andre Smith is the top priority.
» Cleveland Browns: Plenty of cash to toss around (wisely, please).
» Pittsburgh Steelers: Keenan Lewis will be a hot commodity.
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NFC North» Chicago Bears: Enough money for a TE like Martellus Bennett?
» Detroit Lions: Defensive ends on the current roster won't cut it.
» Green Bay Packers: Ted Thompson rarely attacks free agency.
» Minnesota Vikings: Christian Ponder needs a new toy to play with.
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AFC South» Houston Texans: Andre Johnson could use a friend out wide.
» Indianapolis Colts: Andrew Luck must be better protected.
» Jacksonville Jaguars: Time to bring Cliff Avril back home.
» Tennessee Titans: If Jared Cook walks, what's next at TE?
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NFC South» Atlanta Falcons: Better re-sign Brent Grimes, or else ...
» Carolina Panthers: One player to definitely keep in town.
» New Orleans Saints: Relentless effort to get under the cap.
» Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Primed to do damage in free agency.
Click here for the entire NFC South primer
AFC West» Denver Broncos: Peyton Manning needs better ground support.
» Kansas City Chiefs: Secondary could use quality corner/safety.
» Oakland Raiders: Minimal cap space to work with here.
» San Diego Chargers: Offensive guard is priority No. 1.
Click here for the entire AFC West primer
NFC West» Arizona Cardinals: Numerous areas to address in the desert.
» St. Louis Rams: Where will Danny Amendola play ball in 2013?
» San Francisco 49ers: Potential Darrelle Revis trade looms large.
» Seattle Seahawks: Swarming D could use another pass rusher.
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As soon as we got back to Tokyo, I realized how spoiled and lazy we were back in Okinawa. We had a driver so we didn't commute, the bears buying whatever we want, and an aunt who prepares good food. Can you just imagine how stingy we all got as soon as we got in charge of budgeting our money for food, transportation and shopping? HAHA
Two years ago, we went to Harajuku to see cosplayers and I found Takeshita Street - a pedestrian-only street with local funky stores and restaurants across Harajuku Station. This is also where I buy most of my pasalubongs and last-minute souvenirs. I remember spending three hours in Daiso buying cute stuff I don't really need.
After doing a little shopping (where's Mama Bear now that I need her?) we walked to Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park for some Japanese culture and foliage.
Since we were on a budget, we walked from Harajuku to Shibuya. Worst Idea Ever: Boots!
We haven't been to the Famous Shibuya Crossing and we wanted to experience the moment of organized chaos (parang deconstructivism lang ah haha) in the streets.
Here's the view from Shibuya 109
We didn't bother getting coffee at Starbucks Tsutaya because I researched it's the busiest Starbucks in the world!
If you're planning to check out the famous crossing, take the JR Yamanote Line to Shibuya Station and go out at Hachiko Exit. My advise is to visit during dinnertime to see neon lights and video screens, which gives you the feeling like you're in NY.
We didn't stay that long tho because we had to meet up with our cousin in Odaiba for Sega Joypolis.
That's what you guys get for sleeping on me!!! HAHA
A used to collect Gundam action figures. It was a treat for the 12 year old in him. Tourists have this theory it will come to life when Earth is under attack because the Japanese always build with function and purpose.
Rainbow Bridge
It connects Odaiba to the rest of Tokyo.
This was a treat for the I-haven't-been-in-New-York in me.
Our first decent meal of the day.
A: You have to check out the comfort room!!!
Me: Why?
A: You'll see!!!
One of the crazy things you will only find in Japan: A urinal with an iPad
As soon as we got inside, we tried all of the rides and shenanigans. Here's A and I if we were seals. HAHAHAHA
We also went inside Sadako Yamamamura's House!
Let's just say what happens in Odaiba stays in Odaiba. HAHA
Gimme some love!
This is just 1/2 of our shenanigans in Tokyo. I can't wait to share my BUxJapan Version where I met fellow Lookbookers, Kiko, Ashley and Gervin!


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Before freelance reporter James Foley was brutally murdered by militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIL or ISIS) in a video released last week, he was forced to read a propaganda statement in the video the terror group titled "A Message to America."
His final words in the video — very likely under duress and fear of torture — were to denounce his family and his government, which he called his "real killers."
But Foley's genuine message to his family was smuggled out of his prison cell about three months prior.
On Sunday, the Facebook page that had supported Foley through his captivity shared his secret message, which a fellow hostage committed to memory in June and dictated to his mother Diane soon after he was released.
This wasn't the first time Foley had been taken captive. He had been held 44 days by forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi in Libya in 2011, and after that experience, he knew many people back home were working hard to win his release in Syria.
"In my darkest moments," he told a class of journalism students in 2011. "I still feel that love."
U.S. Special Operations Forces attempted to rescue Foley and the other hostages being held by ISIS earlier this summer in a large operation near the militant stronghold of Raqqa. The troops came under heavy attack and killed a number of fighters, but they could not locate Foley or the approximately 20 others being held.
This is Jim Foley's letter (via Free James Foley):
Dear Family and Friends,
I remember going to the Mall with Dad, a very long bike ride with Mom. I remember so many great family times that take me away from this prison. Dreams of family and friends take me away and happiness fills my heart.
I know you are thinking of me and praying for me. And I am so thankful. I feel you all especially when I pray. I pray for you to stay strong and to believe. I really feel I can touch you even in this darkness when I pray.
Eighteen of us have been held together in one cell, which has helped me. We have had each other to have endless long conversations about movies, trivia, sports. We have played games made up of scraps found in our cell…we have found ways to play checkers, Chess, and Risk… and have had tournaments of competition, spending some days preparing strategies for the next day's game or lecture. The games and teaching each other have helped the time pass. They have been a huge help. We repeat stories and laugh to break the tension.
I have had weak and strong days. We are so grateful when anyone is freed; but of course, yearn for our own freedom. We try to encourage each other and share strength. We are being fed better now and daily. We have tea, occasional coffee. I have regained most of my weight lost last year.
I think a lot about my brothers and sister. I remember playing Werewolf in the dark with Michael and so many other adventures. I think of chasing Mattie and T around the kitchen counter. It makes me happy to think of them. If there is any money left in my bank account, I want it to go to Michael and Matthew. I am so proud of you, Michael and thankful to you for happy childhood memories and to you and Kristie for happy adult ones.
And big John, how I enjoyed visiting you and Cress in Germany. Thank you for welcoming me. I think a lot about RoRo and try to imagine what Jack is like. I hope he has RoRo's personality!
And Mark… so proud of you too Bro. I think of you on the West coast and hope you are doing some snowboarding and camping, I especially remember us going to the Comedy Club in Boston together and our big hug after. The special moments keep me hopeful.
Katie, so very proud of you. You are the strongest and best of us all!! I think of you working so hard, helping people as a nurse. I am so glad we texted just before I was captured. I pray I can come to your wedding…. now I am sounding like Grammy!!
Grammy, please take your medicine, take walks and keep dancing. I plan to take you out to Margarita's when I get home. Stay strong because I am going to need your help to reclaim my life.


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Demolition begins on Champion Circle residence halls
Liberty University began demolition Thursday on one of its oldest residence halls, bidding farewell to an important part of its history, but elevating the quality of campus life for students by kicking off a massive housing project that calls for an eight-story high-rise residence tower.
The one-story, 24-room Dorm 4 building opened in spring 1978 and has housed male students ever since. Mark Hine, senior vice president of Student Affairs and a Liberty alumnus, was among the first to live in the building, serving as a resident assistant his senior year. On Thursday, he toured his old residence before demolition began.
"The building was brand new. The furniture was brand new. They were exciting times for Liberty as we watched the halls go up," Hine recalled. "It's kind of neat to stand here (in his old room) and come back to my roots."
Only meant to be temporary buildings when they were constructed in the 1970s, the 16 "Circle" residence halls have long outlived their purpose and will all eventually be torn down as Liberty continues its quarter-of-a-billion dollar campus transformation.
Demolition of Dorms 1-3 will follow in the coming weeks. Liberty students who lived in those halls have relocated to the Quality Inn, now owned by Liberty and adjacent to the school's Residential Annex on Odd Fellows Road, a short distance from campus. These students will have the first choice of rooms in the new building, Hine said.
Hine, who oversees the Office of Student Housing, has heard nothing but excitement for the new project.
"Everybody I've talked to that has actually seen the artist's rendition of the new residence hall have absolutely been blown away. That building is going to take Liberty University into the future," he said. "Even though it's kind of sad to see these old 'butler' buildings come down, the excitement for what is going to replace them is absolutely amazing."
When the project was first announced in October 2012, Chancellor and President Jerry Falwell, Jr. said it would help Liberty "continue to attract the best Christian college students in the nation."
"God has given Liberty the resources to make this university a better Christian university and we feel we have a responsibility to do it while construction costs are still low due to the poor economy and to do it without delay," he said.
There are more than 60 construction projects under way across campus, among them the Jerry Falwell Library, a new baseball stadium, a new basketball practice facility, and the Center for Medical and Health Sciences.
- To view artist's renderings and learn more about the new housing project, read the latest issue of the Liberty Journal.


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Jay Robinson Racing and Blue Ox Products jointly announced that Blue Ox Products will serve as the primary sponsor of the No. 28 car driven by Kenny Wallace in the NASCAR Nationwide Series race Feb. 13 as part of NASCAR's 2010 opening weekend in Daytona, according to a news release.
Blue Ox, of Pender, Neb., is a leading manufacturer of recreational vehicle and towing industry supplies and accessories. With the strong roots and legacy of Blue Ox tracing back to 1926, NASCAR teams and officials know well the excellence of Blue Ox vehicle accessories, from gooseneck hitches to weight distributing hitches and from towbars to track bars.
"We're privileged to be the primary sponsor for Kenny Wallace and the No. 28," said, Jay Hesse, Blue Ox CEO. "Kenny has been a valued member and supporter of the RV Industry and Blue Ox Products for several years. Vice President Ellen Kietzmann and I are thrilled to be able cultivate our longstanding relationship with Kenny."
"We are thrilled to have Blue Ox on board as primary sponsor for the opening 2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series weekend in Daytona," said Jay Robinson, owner of the team. "Blue Ox has been a valued partner to NASCAR and Daytona International Speedway for several years and we hope this race sponsorship will lead to continued opportunities with the leading recreational vehicle and towing company in the future." Jay added: "We have teamed in past seasons, and we are excited to have them join with us again this year. It will be great to have them partnered with Kenny Wallace behind the wheel in Daytona of our Blue Ox No. 28 Chevrolet."
"I'm looking forward to this season's start at Daytona, and giving Blue Ox a solid run. Our opening weekend is always an exciting, really competitive time, and I certainly will be backed by a solid company, in the Blue Ox No. 28," said driver Kenny Wallace. "It is always a pleasure to represent a well respected company like Blue Ox.
"Blue Ox has a longstanding reputation for producing quality hitches and tow bars from a first class quality organization. While looking at the blue on white primary sponsor Blue Ox decals for his Daytona Nationwide car. I will do my very best to 'get hooked up' while drafting in the No. 28 Chevy. I'd like to give the outstanding Blue Ox company a good finish; and hopefully give them something to cheer about this opening weekend at Daytona."
The racing team gets their first shot at the Daytona International Superspeedway on Thursday, with two Nationwide Series practice sessions. Qualifying is on schedule for Friday at 3 p.m. with live coverage on ESPN2. This year's Nationwide Series DRIVE4COPD 300 Daytona race begins at 1 p.m. Saturday, with pre-race coverage starting at noon on ESPN.


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Visit Sefton and West Lancashire - Formby Squirrel Ride
Visit Sefton and West Lancashire - Formby Squirrel Ride
Visit Sefton and West Lancashire in partnership with the National Trust at Formby Point have delivered a series of CTC led rides incorporating the cycle routes and points of interest within the area.
Previous rides have taken in Formby's renowned Larkhill farm and its asparagus fields, the famous 'Another Place' and its iron men at Crosby Beach and last but not least the red squirrel reserve at Formby Point.
The first squirrel ride took place on a bitterly cold day way back in February and proved extremely popular, attracting 22 hardy riders, ranging in age from 5 to 60+. This next ride should prove to be equally as popular and enjoyable.
The ride will cover a distance of approximately 8 miles from Formby to Southport and will begin with a brief information talk from the resident National Trust Officer, detailing the preservation work carried out to increase the red squirrel population. We will then begin the ride, making our way through the pine woods before stopping at the Natural England Office for refreshments and to hear about the conservation work they are carrying out in the area.
After this quick stop it is back on the bikes for the last stretch down the coastal path and into Southport. There will then be the opportunity to either head over to Southport Train Station to further your journey or cycle back to Formby.
There is a nominal charge for these rides of £4.00 or £6.00 with bike hire.
Pre booking is essential, to book visit the National Trust events website or call
01704 878 591
The ride will start at 10am at the National Trust notice boards at Formby Point, it is advised to arrive slightly earlier to register and if hiring a bike to complete bike set up.


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My new favorite TARcon picture:
haha, thanks big papi - those pictures are awesome
haha - Eric going out of his way to make it clear that he was joking about the pirate hooker thing makes Mirna's attempt to make it serious even more hilarious. I'm glad the teams get along after the race is over
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BigPapi--thanks so much for sharing those pictures! I had heard about them but didn't think I would get to see them myself. But aren't they great? And I think that says a lot about the sense of humor of all three of them! I love those pictures!And puddin got a PIRATES shirt? What a great idea! Okay puddin--we need pictures! With or without the eye patch!
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The Smurfs (2011)
The Smurfs Synopsis
When the evil wizard Gargamel chases the tiny blue Smurfs out of their village, they tumble from their magical world and into ours -- in fact, smack dab in the middle of Central Park. Just three apples high and stuck in the Big Apple, the Smurfs must find a way to get back to their village before Gargamel tracks them down.
The Smurfs Release Date
In Theaters July 29, 2011
The Smurfs Credits
Starring: Neil Patrick Harris, Jayma Mays, Sofía Vergara, Hank Azaria, Voices: Katy Perry, Anton Yelchin, Alan Cumming, B.J. Novak, Paul Reubens, Jonathan Winters, George Lopez, Fred Armisen, Kenan Thompson, John Oliver, Jeff Foxworthy, Gary Basaraba, Wolfgang Puck
Written By: J. David Stem, David N. Weiss
Directed By: Raja Gosnell
Produced By: Jordan Kerner
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
External Info: The Smurfs Official Website
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Why Smurfs Encouraged Rainn Wilson To Go Off Script And Improvise
Rainn Wilson was apparently encouraged to improvise as much as he wanted during his performance as the new Gargamel in Smurfs: The Lost Village. Here's the reason why, as he told CinemaBlend.
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Having been around for more than half a century, The Smurfs is a brand that is known around the world... and it's a pop culture legacy that demands protection.
Eric Eisenberg Feb 08, 2017
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Operation Kino 104: Defending The Smurfs And Offensive Humor
This week Katey and Dave have doubleheader tidbit talk about NBC and HBO's Girls, Patches defends his love of The Smurfs, and the guys get into a conversation about what makes some humor offensive. All that plus a lightning round inspired by the DVD release of Wreck-It Ralph
Operation Kino Mar 05, 2013
Operation Kino 104: Defending The Smurfs And Offensive Humor
Smurfs 3 Already In Development
If you don't have kids, odds are you never saw the first Smurfs film and probably never will. If you do have kids, you might have taken them to see it out of your own nostalgia for the 80s cartoon, and of course, the constant need to entertain them with something
Katey Rich May 11, 2012
Smurfs 3 Already In Development
Smurfs Writers Get Called Back For The Sequel
I really didn't like The Smurfs. In addition to being insipid and stupid, it was, as I said in my review, "so completely lifeless it never manages to justify its own existence." That said, I do think that a studio could make a good Smurfs movie. All they would have to do is stick to what made the characters great in the first place and refuse to modernize them for a "young, hip crowd."
Eric Eisenberg Aug 17, 2011
Smurfs Writers Get Called Back For The Sequel
Summer 2011 Winners And Losers
The biggest blockbuster movie going season of the year often has implications beyond the numbers, so here we are to break down who came out of the summer smelling like a rose, and who came out Ryan Reynolds. These are the biggest winners and losers of Summer 2011, as we see them.
Mack Rawden, Sean O'Connell, Eric Eisenberg, Katey Rich Aug 12, 2011
Summer 2011 Winners And Losers
The Smurfs 2 Already Has An August 2013 Release Date, But No Confirmed Cast
America, you must now reap what you sowed. The Smurfs is standing tall at the box office, with $128 million worldwide after just 2 weeks in release, despite the fact that it was critically loathed and is a blatant, pandering attempt to mine the 80s for nostalgic cash
Katey Rich Aug 09, 2011
The Smurfs 2 Already Has An August 2013 Release Date, But No Confirmed Cast
Weekend Box Office - Apes Rise To The Top
How many monkeys...sorry, apes...does it take to make a Planet of the Apes prequel? About $93 million worth. And that's a small price tag for a movie where a vast majority of the shots include at least one, and often dozens, of CGI chimps, gorillas or orangutans. And it's partly thanks to that relatively modest budget that Rise of the Planet of the Apes can expect to become a profitable movie this summer. The film banked a solid $54 million as the number one entry this weekend.
Scott Gwin Aug 07, 2011
Weekend Box Office - Apes Rise To The Top
Weekend Box Office - Smurfs Showdown Against Cowboys & Aliens
Cowboys & Aliens split the number one spot with The Smurfs in early weekend estimates. Both films banked around $36 million, but until official numbers are released on Monday the only losers are the audiences who paid to sit through either of the mediocre new releases.
Scott Gwin Jul 31, 2011
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Exclusive Interview: The Smurfs' Neil Patrick Harris
Who doesn't love Neil Patrick Harris? Whether you know him as a child star on the Doogie Howser, M.D., the ridiculous drug addict in the Harold and Kumar movies, the womanizing and legen-wait for it-dary Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother or simply from his hosting duties at both the Emmys and the Tonys, the guy has proven to wide audiences time and time again that he is the epitome of awesome.
Eric Eisenberg Jul 28, 2011
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This Rotten Week: Predicting Cowboys & Aliens, Steve Carell Comedy, And Smurf Reviews
Have you spent all of your hard-earned money at the movie theater this summer? Has the box office drained your wallet? I hope not because Hollywood is nothing if not persistent. The bigwigs will get people to see anything. Aliens fighting cowboys in the Old West? Sure, put it up on screen. A cartoon about blue midgets from the 1980s? Greenlight it!
Doug Norrie Jul 24, 2011
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Video Interview: The Smurfs Director Raja Gosnell And Producer Jordan Kerner
A few weeks back I had the chance to visit Sony Pictures animation, and when I wasn't deforming Smurfs using an animation program or making Clumsy Smurf curse up a storm as he ran away from a dog, I was talking to the people responsible for bringing the long-beloved characters to the silver screen.
Eric Eisenberg Jul 06, 2011
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My Day At Sony Animation Or: How I Spent A Few Hours Torturing A Smurf
As obsessed with cartoons as I was, however, and as much time that I spent illustrating and impersonating the characters, there was an underlying truth: I really sucked at it. All of my drawings with totally out of proportion and I could hardly draw a straight line. Even Oblina from Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, who is basically an upside-down black-and-white candy cane with eyes, was beyond my skills.
Eric Eisenberg Jul 06, 2011
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Video Interview: The Smurfs' Hank Azaria And Jayma Mays
I can't imagine being a voice-over actor is easy. While some people dismiss it as being paid to stand in a booth and speak into a microphone, a real voice actor fully envisions their character, the world around them and the people they're interacting all while trying to deliver their lines with proper cadence. On that same note, being a live-action character interacting with animated characters can't be easy either.
Eric Eisenberg Jul 05, 2011
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ARLINGTON -- The count was 2-2, there were two outs and his team was down, 3-0, in the championship game of the tournament.
"It was down to the last pitch," Leonys Martin said.
ARLINGTON -- The count was 2-2, there were two outs and his team was down, 3-0, in the championship game of the tournament.
"It was down to the last pitch," Leonys Martin said.
The pitcher threw that pitch and Martin connected, driving it over the outfield wall for a walk-off grand slam. The 10-year-old Cuban slugging prodigy danced joyously around the bases and then noticed what his coach was doing in the dugout.
"He was crying," Martin said. "My father was crying tears because he was so happy. He was really happy. After that game, my father started calling me 'Mi Campeon.'"
Mi Campeon.
In English, that means 'My Champion.'
Martin certainly was that to his father and others on that memorable day 15 years ago in Villa Clara, where Martin was born and raised on the baseball-mad island of Cuba.
But Martin has his own Mi Campeon, and that is his father, Oscar, a one-time pitcher who almost made it to the Cuban National Series but instead transferred his passion into a life-long devotion to coaching youth baseball.
"He does it 24/7, 365 days of the year," Leonys said. "He is a great father. He is everything to me. He was always there for me. Now that I have my own two daughters, I understand what it means to be a father and what he did for me."
Leonys left Cuba in 2010 to come to the United States and play in the Major Leagues. He is often reluctant to talk about his past and the circumstances surrounding his decision to leave his homeland. He still has family in Cuba.
But, as Father's Day approaches, Leony was eager to talk about the man who helped him go from rural Cuba to playing center field for the Rangers.
"I couldn't have done it without my father," Leonys said through Rangers broadcaster Eleno Ornelas. "He taught me a lot of wisdom about baseball and life. Sometimes, when I was younger, I wouldn't pay attention or understand. Now that I'm grown up, I do understand.
"He worked hard. He was a very straight person, very responsible and very educated. My hometown knew me because I was the star of my team, but everybody who knew my dad gave him more respect than me. It was very impressive. They saw him as a great person."
Villa Clara is farm and ranch country in the central region of the island. Upon landing there, Christopher Columbus once believed the "King of India" lived there. The cattle industry was king in the 18th and 19th century and then the region turned to massive sugar production. Now, with sugar in decline, the region is becoming a popular tourist destination, with resorts being built on the pristine beaches and cays of the north coast.
Oscar Martin was a pitcher with a good fastball and good control. The scouts found him when he was young, but they didn't sign him, preferring to go with older and more developed pitchers for the immediate gratification of the Cuban National Series.
"All the people tell me he was an excellent pitcher, a tough one to hit," Leonys said.
Unable to reach the highest level of Cuban baseball, Oscar turned to coaching, and his son -- from age 8 to 13 -- was one of his best players. His son was also one of his best pitchers.
"I pitched from when I was eight until I was 13," Leonys said. "I was a good pitcher, but everybody said I was a better hitter, so I had to be a hitter instead."
So Leonys concentrated on playing shortstop, and that was his position for four years while playing at one of Cuba's many baseball academies. He was in the academy from age 13 to 17. Then he went back to Villa Clara to play for Corralillo, which is the local Minor League team, and his manager was his father. He was only 17, but he was a star.
"I think I hit .360 during the regular season and made like one or two errors at shortstop in 60 games," Martin said. "I hit like .500 in the playoffs and we won the championship ... the first time in like 25 years for my hometown. It was like one big party."
After that, Leonys joined Villa Clara in the Cuban National Series. His coach was Victor Mesa, who was an outstanding center fielder and also managed Cuba in the 2013 World Baseball Classic. Martin was the youngest player on the team and began his career sitting on the bench as a utility infielder.
"Then one of our left fielders wasn't working hard and wasn't hustling because he was having a bad year," Leonys said. "So one day, Victor Mesa told me, 'You're playing left field.' So I went out and played left field. I hit good and played good and never went back to the bench again.
"The following year, I became a center fielder. I remember clearly in Spring Training my father saying, 'You have to work hard all the time. Let me tell you something. You can be one of the best center fielders in Cuba.' I still remember that."
Leonys played five seasons for Villa Clara. He also played on the Cuban National Team and was a fourth outfielder on their 2009 World Baseball Classic squad. Then he defected in 2010 while his Cuban team was in Japan. His father was not in favor of his decision.
"He was against me leaving Cuba," Leonys said. "Remember, he was a very straight person, a very reserved person. But it was my decision. He wasn't in favor of it, but he supported me and didn't complain. It was very hard for him. All his family is still there, he still has his mother over there. That's what makes it tough."
Leonys first went to Mexico to establish residency and clearance from Major League Baseball. His father came to the United States to help pave the way.
"It was a very tough time," Leonys said. "Not only for both of us, but this was the first time our family was not together."
The Rangers signed Leonys on May 4, 2011. On Sept. 1 of that season, he achieved his dream of being called up to the Major Leagues by the Rangers, although he and his father had mixed emotions.
"I can tell you it went two ways," Leonys said. "The way I came up, it was because somebody was injured. My dad was happy for me, but he wasn't happy for the situation. But it was great because we both had never really expected to play for a Major League team and against the best baseball players in the world. It was a great moment, but we didn't want players to get hurt."
The player was Nelson Cruz, who had a strained left hamstring and was out for two weeks.
"He's now my best friend," Leonys said.
Cruz got over it. He was the Most Valuable Player in the American League Championship Series that season. A week after being called up, Leonys' father got to see him play when the Rangers were in St. Petersburg. Now, Leonys, after bouncing back and forth from the Minor Leagues, is a full-time player in the big leagues, platooning with Craig Gentry in center field.
Oscar lives in Miami, where he still devotes his time to his never-ending passion of coaching youth baseball and watching his son play on television every chance he gets.
"He is very happy," Leonys said. "I'm here because of him. I have loved him all of my life."
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields, and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger.


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AUSTIN — Tea party darling Ted Cruz was sworn into the U.S. Senate on Thursday and promised to begin his career by introducing a bill he knows will never pass — a repeal of "every syllable of every word" of the White House's signature health care reform law.
With Democrats controlling the Senate and Barack Obama as president, "we know to a metaphysical certainly that that bill is not going to pass," Cruz said on a media conference call shortly after taking office as the first Hispanic to represent Texas in the Senate.
But Cruz promised on the campaign trail to propose the repeal and said he'd keep his word. And if an abundance of tilting at legislative windmills is in Cruz's future, keep in mind that he was the longest of long shots to make it even this far.
The former state solicitor general and the son of a Cuban immigrant, Cruz was a virtual unknown when he announced his candidacy, but rode a groundswell of support from grassroots conservatives to shock powerful Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst in the Republican senatorial primary before cruising to victory in November.
Cruz swore the oath of office on a Bible he said his father Rafael used to read to him when he was a boy. He later stood on the Senate floor and watched his 4-year-old daughter Caroline wave down at him form a visitors gallery.
"The entire day has been magical," Cruz said. "I have to admit, any time someone addresses me as 'Senator,' I turn my head, trying to figure out who on earth they are talking to."
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He not only lambasted federal health care reform but also the deal to avoid the fiscal cliff reached this week by the White House and Congress and supporters of stricter gun-control laws in the wake of the mass shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Cruz had yet to take office and couldn't vote on the fiscal cliff deal, which passed 89-8 in the Senate with the support of Texas' senior senator, John Cornyn, as well the woman Cruz is replacing, Republican U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. Cruz said he would have opposed it.
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