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Washington running backs coach added to Hogs staff
FAYETTEVILLE (AP) — University of Arkansas Coach Bret Bielema says Washington running backs coach Joel Thomas will join the Razorbacks in the same position. Thomas has spent the past four seasons at Washington and has previously coached running backs at Purdue, Louisville and Idaho. Bielema …
Sports Calendar
Upcoming sports events in Batesville and the surrounding area for Friday, December 28, 2012.
Letters to Santa
NEWARK — Newark Elementary first-graders in Deena Bruce's class share with the Guard their letters to Santa. Dear Santa, I will leve cookies. I wont a book. I wont a elf. I made a tree. I love snow flake. I will git milke. I …
Two expelled for distributing
CAVE CITY — Two Cave City Middle School students, ages 12 and 14, were recently expelled for the remainder of the current school term for distributing the drug hydrocodone on campus, said Superintendent Steven Green. The action was taken during the Dec. 10 regular school …
Fire destroys home in Newark
NEWARK — Dallas Underwood and Meagan Pennington may not have the Christmas presents they planned to give on Tuesday but have what they consider the greatest gift of all — each other and their children — after a fire destroyed their home in Newark Sunday …
Board discusses security
NEWARK — The Cedar Ridge School Board Tuesday discussed the safety and security of students and reviewed the district's crisis plan. Several suggestions were provided to help improve the plan currently in place and S & S Security has been contacted to schedule a walkthrough …
Toy Ride
This group of local bikers, led by Paul "Thirsty" Cranfill (seated on motorcycle) raised approximately $400 cash, along with food/clothing items and toys for underprivileged children in Independence County recently. Cranfill said it usually takes 90 days or so to put together a drive but …
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Editor's note: This column ran previously in the Guard on July 16, 1993.
Midnight mass planned
St. Mary's Catholic Church at 3800 Harrison St., Batesville, will hold a midnight mass and a traditional bilingual mass at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Christmas Day. Fr. Dhanraj Narla will preside. The event is open to the public.
Up to 6 inches of snow expected in Ark., Okla.
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — The National Weather Service issued winter storm watches on Sunday for parts of Arkansas and Oklahoma ahead of a storm that could bring treacherous road conditions and up to 6 inches of snow to the region this Christmas. The National Weather …
Jessieville woman creates tiny Christmas village
HOT SPRINGS (AP) — When it's time to set out thousands of figures and build a Christmas village each year, Lila Norris lets her imagination guide her in creating the magical scenes in miniature. Norris, of Jessieville, works for about a week to assemble the …
Jackson Co. businesses provide Christmas gifts to 47 children
NEWPORT — Several children in the Jackson County foster care system will have Christmas gifts because of the efforts of Sherri Meatte, business office director at Harris Hospital in Newport, and several other volunteers and contributors. Early this month the Division of Children and Family …


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The 2011 Cedar Rapids Kernels begin their slate of Spring Training games against South Bend on Thursday, March 17 at Tempe Diablo Complex in Tempe, AZ, and continue through Sunday, April 3rd. The Kernels will play seventeen Spring Training games against various Cactus League teams with all games starting at 3:00 pm, central time.
March 17 - South Bend (Diamondbacks) vs. Kernels
March 18 - Kernels vs. Asheville (Rockies) at Salt River Fields
March 19 - Kernels vs. Wisconsin (Brewers) at Maryvale Baseball Complex
March 20 - Peoria (Cubs) vs. Kernels
March 21 - South Bend vs. Kernels
March 22 - Kernels vs. Peoria at Fitch Park
March 23 - Asheville vs. Kernels
March 24 - Kernels vs. Burlington (Athletics) at Papago Park
March 25 - Burlington vs. Kernels
March 26 - Peoria vs. Kernels
March 28 - Kernels vs. Asheville at Salt River Fields
March 29 - Kernels vs. Burlington at Papago Park
March 30 - Peoria vs. Kernels
March 31 - Kernels vs. South Bend at Salt River Fields
April 1 - Kernels vs. Burlington at Papago Park
April 2 - Peoria vs. Kernels
April 3 - Kernels vs. Peoria at Fitch Park
All home Spring Training games will be played at the Tempe Diablo Complex in Tempe, AZ. Directions to all Spring Training parks can be found at MLB.com and selecting the appropriate MLB team.
The Kernels are scheduled to break camp on Monday, April 4 and arrive in Cedar Rapids later that day. They open the 2011 MWL regular season at Peoria on April 7 with Opening Night set for Monday, April 11 vs. Wisconsin at 6:35 pm.
Season ticket packages and 10-game 'Anytime' coupon books are on sale now at www.kernels.com. Individual game tickets go on sale Monday, March 21 at 10 am in the Kernels Ticket Office and on-line at www.kernels.com. Ticket Office hours are 10 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday and 10 am to 2 pm on Saturday.
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Free wi-fi from at&t
Starbucks (along with other stores) offers free Wi-Fi for Apple iPhone owners, but there's a simple trick that you can do to emulate the iPhone on your laptop. Just install User Agent Switcher for FireFox and add the iPhone user agent string and then switch to that user agent and browse the Internet.
[Tip via LifeHacker]
You can use this tip at any at&t Wi-Fi spot such as Starbucks, Barnes & Noble, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Airports, McDonald's, etc.
IIS returns HTTP 404 for file downloads
This is kind of an old issue, but since I mostly work on corporate projects, we're a bit slow on adopting new versions of anything.
I ran into this issue with Microsoft Word 2007 documents, but the same error will occur with any other file type that isn't properly configured on the web server.
Iron Man (Movie Review)
As a sucker for Marvel movies, I couldn't pass up Iron Man. Even though I didn't follow the Iron Man comic books when I was younger, I was still familiar with the basic storyline and characters.
The movie starts off by changing some of the original story to a more modern day story involving Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) running into a few IEDs and his HMMWV convoy getting attack in Afghanistan.
The original Iron Man story was written by comic god Stan Lee. Tony Stark was injured in a similar incident during the Vietnam War. He was also based on Howard Hughes. In his early years, instead of fighting terrorists, Iron Man focused on fighting communists.
How to set variables in a DOS for loop
I unexpectedly ran into this issue. Thinking about how most modern programming languages work in relation to setting of variables, I forgot how older languages work.
In today's languages, you can simply do something like:
int myVar = 1;
for(int i; i<4; i++)
myVar = myVar + i;
However, that requires the variable of "myVar" to be evaluated/expanded during the assignment. This is something we take for granted. If "myVar" is not evaluated/expanded during the execution, then the result will not take the current value of "myVar" into consideration during the assignment/execution.
Monday's Moment of Programming Enlightenment – Part 4
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use regular expressions." Now they have two problems.
-Jamie Zawinski, in comp.lang.emacs
This statement is an all-purpose adage that can be attributed to nearly any problem where the solution might end up just creating a new problem.
As a software engineer, developer, or programmer, everyone needs to realize that their solution might just end up complicating things and making a bigger problem or more problems than they started with.
- http://regex.info/blog/2006-09-15/247
- http://codemines.blogspot.com/2006/08/now-they-have-two-problems.html
Four pint principle
For years, [Garrett Oliver, brew master at Brooklyn Brewing in New York City and author of "The Brewmaster's Table"] has advanced the "four pint principle." "If you have one of my beers, I want you to want four pints," he said. "That doesn't mean you have to have four pints, or that you should have four pints. But you want to have more."
I've enjoyed the taste of good beer for a long time and there's a lot of good local breweries around San Diego. A few include:
How to write a DOS batch file to loop through files
I used to write DOS batch files like this all the time, but after a while you start to forget the DOS syntax and the tricks. So this post is almost for as much for me as it is for anyone searching for how to do this.
The goal is to create a DOS batch file that can loop through a set of files and call another batch file or executable and pass the filename as the argument.
In this example, I'm going to use two (2) batch files, but in your real world solution, the second batch file might be an executable (.exe).


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Nanny Ogg doesn't even appear in the first Granny Weatherwax book. In such books as Lords and Ladies and Carpe Jugulum they spend most of the story in different places doing different things. And Granny gets on just fine without Nanny in Hat Full of Sky.Calon wrote:Granny Weatherwax would be an insignificant character without Nanny Ogg. They feed off each other. Take Nanny Ogg out of any witches book and the book wouldn't be fun.
A point well made Pooh.
Ok - I realise that my comments about Nanny Ogg aren't going to be popular and I know a lot of people like her. But I personally don't. That's just me. As I said, she reminds me too much of certain people and that is always going to colour my opinion of her.
It also speaks volumes that Terry can create a character that I find so recognisable as a 'type' that I associate that character with someone I dislike.
I'm sorry if my personal dislikes have bothered people. That wasn't my intention - I was merely explaining why I make one choice over another. I'm sure that my personal views won't make any difference to anyone else's choice. I can't see why it would as you all have no idea who I'm referring to.


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The Cinderella team of this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament hails from Florida, but its coaches have Maryland roots.
Andy Enfield set scoring records at Johns Hopkins before he became head coach at Florida Gulf Coast, the darling of the tournament. His assistant, Kevin "Stink" Norris, grew up in East Baltimore and starred at Lake Clifton.
Together, they've put a local face on an upstart team that breaks new ground with every win. The Eagles are the first 15th seed in tourney history to make the Sweet 16, and an upset of No. 3 Florida on Friday night would carry Florida Gulf Coast further still.
"What are our chances? We'll see [Friday night] when they throw the ball up," said Norris, unfazed by long odds. "As a kid, I learned that it ain't the name on the shirts that wins games; it's the players that wear them."
That Enfield, 43, has made FGCU a contender in his second year as coach isn't surprising, Baltimoreans who know him say. Fittingly, Norris is his deputy. And there's a 6-foot-10 freshman from Patterson, Leonard Livingston, Jr., waiting in the wings for the Eagles.
A four-year starter at Hopkins, Enfield scored 2,025 career points, one of 17 school records he still holds. He hit 92.5 percent of his free throws, an NCAA record, and made 76 of 77 free throws in postseason games.
"That was a long time ago. I don't know if I can remember that far back," Enfield said of his Hopkins career Thursday in Arlington, Texas. "I had a great college basketball experience. I played for a terrific coach, Bill Nelson, and all my teammates were close friends. ... It doesn't matter where you play or what level you play. I played Division III and just had a tremendous time."
At Hopkins, Enfield delivered glimpses of the pure shooting stroke that would make him an instructor for NBA players and of the entrepreneurial spirit that would lead him to help build a successful software company. It's less clear where he developed the moves to woo his wife, bikini model and current media sensation Amanda Marcum.
"Andy is so focused, so programmed," said Nelson, the Blue Jays' coach for 27 years. "He played more minutes than anyone in Hopkins history. He never took a second off, in practice or in games. And he has a great basketball IQ. Look at Florida Gulf Coast, which just beat two of the top defensive teams in the country (Georgetown and San Diego State). His kids run, dunk and shoot 3s.
"It's not wild basketball, it's cerebral basketball with a fast pace — and it works."
Hopkins and beyond
A native of Shippensburg, Pa., Enfield was valedictorian of his high school class and Nelson's first recruit in 1987.
"He could have gone Ivy, but we needed help and Andy wanted to be a big fish in a small pond," the coach said. Both parents were teachers so Enfield, an academic All-American, worked several jobs to pay for school.
In the fall, he worked the chains during Hopkins football games. Year-round, Enfield toiled nights at the campus athletic center. After practice, he'd stop by the dining hall, put some food in a styrofoam box and head to work. Nelson can still see him sitting by the front door, fork in one hand, textbook in the other as he ate, studied and checked students' IDs as they entered the building.
"Andy was pretty relentless in all he pursued," said Dave Eikenberg, his college roommate and the point guard on that Hopkins team. "One day, he had a bum ankle and had to sit out practice. As it happened, the guy who replaced him, Kevin Roller, had the practice of his life. So we all looked at Andy on the bench and started calling him Wally Pipp (the New York Yankees' first baseman who lost his job to Lou Gehrig). You could see this scowl come over his face.
"In our game the next day, Andy played and scored, like, 30 points. Afterward, in the locker room, all he said was, 'Please don't call me Wally.'"
In four years, Enfield started every game but one. He sat out the first three minutes of a game at Brandeis, the price for missing the team bus to the airport.
"Our alarm clocks didn't go off," Eikenberg said. "So we had a fraternity brother (Alpha Delta Phi) drive us to BWI. We beat the bus there, but Andy didn't get to start the game. He's still mad about that."
Enfield is "a driven guy," said Eikenberg, who prepped at John Carroll and is now a vice president at T. Rowe Price. "I spent hours rebounding for him while he shot free throws. He was so fundamentally sound, and you can see it with his team today."
Dave Pietramala, Hopkins' lacrosse coach, agreed. As a student there, Pietramala played pickup basketball games with Enfield, hung out with him and, after graduation, launched a lacrosse camp with him on the Eastern Shore.


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Dinner at 7: Bacon, cheese equals a crowd-pleaser
Published: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 10:43 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 10:43 a.m.
This week I have a delicious, bacon-tastic entree to share, as well as a tip on where you can find a treasure trove of well-priced cookbooks.
Last weekend, I went to Greenville with my family, and one of the places we visited was my favorite book/DVD/CD store, Mr. K's Used Books, Music and More on Verdae Boulevard (just off Laurens Road/the "Motor Mile"). They have an awesome selection of cookbooks that changes all the time. You can find classic authors and titles as well as newer ones, at good prices. I came home with three cookbooks I was very excited about for about $25.
One of the cookbooks I got last weekend was Jamie and Bobby Deen's "Y'all Come Eat." If you're not aware of them, these are Paula Deen's sons, who are as enthusiastic about cooking as their famous mom is. I love both the mouth-watering photos and the recipes in the book.
I decided to first try the Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Breasts With Chile Cheese Sauce because I was short on time and the recipe seemed quick and easy.
This was universally loved by the family, which can be tough to come by with two 9-year-olds in the house. So I will definitely be making this again.
Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Breasts With Chile Cheese Sauce
8 slices bacon (or as many as you have chicken pieces)
3-4 boneless, skinless breasts, cut in half or in thirds, depending on the size
1 (10.75-ounce) can condensed cheddar cheese soup
1/3 cup milk
1 teaspoon chopped canned chipotle peppers or chipotle hot pepper sauce (or to taste)
Dash Worcestershire sauce
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a rimmed baking sheet with aluminum foil; set aside. Wrap a slice of bacon around each piece of chicken and place on the baking sheet. Bake about 20 minutes, or until cooked thoroughly (thickest part should register at least 165 degrees).
Preheat the broiler.
Meanwhile, in a saucepan, bring soup, milk, chipotle pepper or sauce and Worcestershire sauce to a simmer over medium heat. Turn off heat; cover to keep warm. Broil chicken 4 to 5 inches from heat for 1-4 minutes or until bacon is really sizzling.
Serve chicken topped with cheese sauce.
Recipe adapted from "The Deen Bros. Y'all Come Eat" by Jamie and Bobby Deen and Melissa Clark
Read more at http://dinnerat7.blogs.goupstate.com.
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KID leaves MMA
Norifumi Kid Yamamoto has left the world of MMA to return to wrestling. His sights are set for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing (free-style wrestling), preparing to participate in the 60 kg. weight class. Yamamoto said that he decided to make this decision based on the fact that he is 29 years old and he feels this is his last chance to live out his dreams of being in the Olympics.
Kid will participate in the All Japan wrestling championships in November, and if he wins in that competition he will likely make it to the Olympic team.
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Ford Focus RS500: live launch
Posted: 20 May 2010
Turn in, get on the power, feel the front wheels tug at the steering slightly, your neck strain against the g, and then launch up the road to worry about the next corner. Because the steering is so good, there's enough intuitive feel that you don't have to concentrate too hard. It just links back to you almost by telekinesis.
But here's the real shocker. Because there's now so much more torque in the RS500, pottering around at a leisurely pace is now even easier. So there you go. The most ridiculous hot hatch ever, with more power than the basic Porsche 911, can actually be relaxing to drive.


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Hit the Road: Tawdry tour bus explores Hollywood sights — TMZ style
Tabloid TV hit retools its snarky stargazing for offbeat tourist trips around Tinseltown
At one point, after passing Bijan, "the most expensive store in the world," (it costs $1,500 just to walk in the door), Sgroi thought she recognized someone on Rodeo. "Was that Diane Von Furstenberg?" she asked as the bus kept moving. "Does anyone know who she is?" (Blank stares).
The star-searching sagged. But avid TMZ fan Mario Luna, 32, gave the tour high marks for humor and noted Sgroi "pointed out so many spots I didn't know about in L.A. and I live here."
Even gridlocked traffic didn't hinder the travelogue — to kill time, gossip groupies vied for TMZ T-shirts by guessing how Keanu Reeves and Emma Stone each reacted to being caught on TMZ tape. The game was titled "The Finger or The Wave." Then, on to more dirty-laundry landmarks, including the Hustler erotica store where "Britney stole a pink wig during the bald era" and the In-N-Out Burger that Paris Hilton was rushing to when she got popped for DUI.


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It is Science day in this space, and we will be taking a look a three recent studies: why men get grumpy after age 70, why parental involvement in a child's education isn't what it's cracked up to be and what makes couples stick pins in voodoo dolls that represent their mates.
Like many, I have always assumed that the oversight I provided during my children's school years was responsible in large measure for their academic success. Not only that, but I assumed that their classmates who struggled did so because there was nobody at home supervising homework and bedtime reading, nobody volunteering in the classroom or showing up at teacher conferences.


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Easy Beef Roast
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Easy Beef Roast
- Prep Time : 10 min
- Cook Time : 1 hour
- Ready Time : 1 hour, 10 min
- 2 lb hunk of silver tip
- 1 tsp ground black pepper
- 1 Tbsp garlic, minced
- 1 tsp olive oil
- Dash of salt
- 1 Tbsp your favorite spice mix
Heat oven to 400 degrees.
Spray cast iron skillet with cooking spray.
Combine pepper, garlic, olive oil salt and spice mix.
Place meat on skillet.
Pat meat with mixture.
Cook for 15 minutes on 400 on the top rack of oven then lower to 375 for an additional 45 minutes.
Let cool for 10 minutes before serving.
*Added bonus: want to squeeze in an extra side out of this dish? Add 1lb of small roasting potatoes (cut in half) to the skillet and spray with Pam and sprinkle with salt and pepper, they will take around the same amount of time as the roast and will
pick up some of the flavor.
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 170
- Total Fat: 6g
- Sodium: 300mg
- Total Carbs: 2g
- Protein: 24g


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Shirley C. Raines is retiring at the end of June after 12 years as president of the University of Memphis.
Raines announced her retirement Monday, April 15. John Morgan, the chancellor of the Tennessee Board of Regents, will name an interim president for the university possibly as early as this week for the transition.
Raines termed her 12-year tenure, "12 of the most enjoyable, challenging and professionally fulfilling years of my life."
"The university has a strong foundation for the future, and I am confident in its academic and administrative leadership," she added in a prepared statement.
Raines came to the Memphis position on July 1, 2001, from being vice chancellor for academic services and dean of the University of Kentucky's college of education.


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By the time you read this, President Obama will probably have finished his speech outlining some changes to the NSA's global information vacuum. According to early reports, he'll propose creating an independent body to hold the phone metadata that the NSA gathers, and forcing the agency to get some kind of approval (presumably from the FISA court) before accessing it. Which is all fine and good. But the real question is whether we set up procedures and systems that constrain the NSA from doing not just what we already know about, but the things we haven't yet heard of, and even more importantly, the kinds of surveillance that will become possible in the future.
Just today, we learned from the Guardian that "The National Security Agency has collected almost 200 million text messages a day from across the globe, using them to extract data including location, contact networks, and credit-card details, according to top-secret documents." I can't imagine that will be the last revelation from the documents obtained by Edward Snowden. Do you find that disturbing? If not, imagine what it's going to look like ten or twenty years from now.
Predicting the development of technology is often difficult to do accurately, but we can be almost positive that in the very near future there will dramatically more information about you being collected than there is today. Your phone metadata is nothing compared to what will be gathered. There will be reasonable justifications for every step along the way, of course, ways in which each new advancement in the technology enhances your life. For instance, eventually the idea of using a piece of metal with grooves cut into it in order to get into your house will seem like a quaint anachronism, and that will be more convenient, since you won't have to carry your keys anymore. Once you have some kind of biometric entry system, it will be linked to other systems in your home that will constantly be producing data about where you go and what you do. You think Google bought Nest because it's interested in temperature adjustment and smoke detection? Of course not. Google is interested in data, and data about what happens in your home—when you come and go, when you're awake and asleep, what kinds of energy you use—that's a growth area.
Your phone tracks your movements, and future phones will monitor much more. There's a network of surveillance technologies, including but not limited to security cameras, that grows more dense and sophisticated with each passing year. Law enforcement agencies across the country use license plate scanners that can monitor everyone who drives on certain roads. These kinds of technologies will be integrated with improved face-recognition software, all powered by increasingly capable computers with the capacity to store, sort, and analyze the huge quantities of data produced. If you want to live as a participant in the modern world—having a smartphone, using the Internet, going out in public—you are already being tracked, and tomorrow you'll be tracked more closely than you are today, your every step leaving bits of data that can be gathered together and reconstructed to learn more about you than you could possibly want corporations or the government to know.
And make no mistake: the NSA wants every bit of it. There is no piece of surveillance data that couldn't at least potentially be used to catch a terrorist or stop a plot, so they'll always be able to say (with complete sincerity, by the way), that they only want to protect national security, and the more information they have about all of us, the easier it will be. So making sure that some semblance of privacy is protected in the future will take a hell of a lot more than sectioning off cell phone metadata. That's a start. But it's only a start.
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If only voters were not so schizophrenic on this issue. Any President who actually shut down the covert collection of data would face a veritable inquisition in the event of any terrorist attack, demanding to know why he was not protecting the public. It would not matter whether the particular plot in question COULD possibly have been thwarted with the forbidden data (about the actual terrorist, that is; forgetting the the same data would have had to be collected from innocent individuals in order to FIND the terrorist), or even what the previous position of the inquisitors on the issue had been. In fact, this President has already been accused of everything from negligence to collusion (with his "Muslim brothers") with regard to the Boston Marathon bombing, BY THE SAME PEOPLE who accuse him of being a dictator who snoops into THEIR private lives (as well as the violation of tax laws by conservative 501(c)4 organizations).
I suspected at the time that President Bush actually had surveillance against peaceful opponents in mind when his people rushed through the Patriot Act (already prepared, curiously enough) after 9/11. Whether that was the case or not, once the Presidency has such power, it is not only a temptation for future Presidents to abuse it, it is very hard to let go, partly for the reasons described above. This Presidnt and/or the next will have to make the choice of Frodo: whether to let go of the Ring and let it be consumed in the fires of Mount Doom, or keep it "for the purpose of fighting Sauron," while allowing it to change Frodo gradually into a servant of Sauron.
Anyone who does not understand the literary reference above, ask a "geek" or "nerd" who has seen or read "Lord of the Rings" to explain it.
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Naomi Klein's *Disaster Capitalism* predicts the day when disaster services -- firefighting, flood and storm rescue, police response, etc. -- will be available only to those who subscribe to such services and pay the fee. She makes sense because we already see the beginnings of it, i.e., the home safety-alarm system that automatically calls the cops if someone breaks in; the wearable alarm button for the independent elderly that sends help if you fall down and can't get up.
Similarly, this article would make little sense if Snowden had not let us know that the program is already well underway. I don't tweet, I don't text, I don't facebook, I have no pinterest, nor am I linkedin. As some wit suggested a few months back, I keep my cellphone in the stainless steel cocktail shaker. But none of that matters because I've got a computer-- one that's only rarely plugged into the Internet. I'm not so self-important to believe that my traffic is of interest to the intelligence community, but the face that everything I've ever typed, everything I've ever purchased online, and my credit card numbers are in the possession of paranoiacs and voyeurs.
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It's official. I now have my own Zacuto hat. For those of you not familiar, Zacuto is a custom camera gear company, and have really helped push the HD-DSLR Video movement. Some of their products have quickly become "must-owns" for wanting to shoot on an HDDSLR; the Z-Finder (which won the Photofocus Photo Product of the Year for 2009) & DSLR Gunstock Shooter Kits have helped to close the gaps created by shooting on this new medium.
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If you read my post "Shooting with the Canon 5d Mark II + Gear Wish List + 2010" you'll see Zacuto's stuff is near the top of my purchase list. Fortunately I've been able to do some preliminary testing with the 5d, as well as take time to research exactly what I'll need for what I want to shoot… Zacuto's gear = definite necessity.
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I'm also thrilled, as I found out that "MAMMOTH media" will be doing a wrap up video on the show. They do some great work, and I really look forward to meeting them! You should check out MAMMOTH's 2010 Reel and Website as well as come out to the show tonight and show your support for KC!
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"Those who think they have no time for healthy eating will sooner or later have to find time for illness." ~ Edward Stanley
Are your children involved in lessons and activities that you make the time to take them to, while you miss another week of yoga class or the gym? Do you have the money for their activities but don't believe that you have it to spend when it's something that you want to do for yourself? When is the last time you had a massage or a facial? Or even more basic, how often do you get to wash your face and brush your teeth at night without being disturbed?
Is there something that you've wanted to do for yourself for so long, something simple that will improve the quality of your life, your health or just make you happy? Before you know it, weeks, months and maybe even years have gone by and whatever it is you still haven't made it happen for yourself. Why aren't you willing to invest the time or money when it's for YOUR health, happiness and wellbeing instead of someone else's? Does this sound familiar to you?
In the interest of full disclosure, I have to say that I am talking to myself and not just to you in this article. As a busy working parent, I get it and constantly have to remind myself that I matter and that I need to take care of me too. We need to invest in ourselves so that we can give to others and even when we know this, we often don't act on it. By investing in yourself, you are not being selfish. And by putting other people first, to the exclusion of your needs, it may not even serve them in the end. Did you ever hear the expression "if mama ain't happy ain't no one happy" or have you been on an airplane and been told to put your own oxygen mask on before helping your child.
Life is complex and when our lives are rich and full it can be even more complex. There are so many things that are worthy of our time and attention.
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Make a decision: This is an essential step for any change or transformation. You decide that you want something to be different and you commit to making it different. You don't even need to know how that will happen in that moment of decision. You just have to decide that it will happen. Think about this and you'll realize that it's true for just about everything in our lives. One example would be weight loss. Lots of methods might work but none of them will until you commit to the decision to lose weight. There are many other examples that I can give. In this case, it may be that you need to decide that you and your needs matter. If you want to talk with me about this, send me an email.
Make sure that you have the food in the house that you enjoy and will support you through the day. Food is essential for us to live. It also gives us pleasure. How often do you go to the store and buy everything you need for your kid's lunch and snacks and don't focus on what you enjoy or what will support you? Do you have enough energy throughout the day? Are you within range of the weight that works for you? How often do you take the time to focus on your nutritional needs or make a meal that you love? Do you even know how to begin? Take the time to be prepared to have food on hand for you.
Make plans to meet a friend for lunch. Pick a place that you love, where can choose a meal that you feel good about eating and make time to enjoy the company of a friend. Really take time to share what's going on for you and listen to what's going on with them. When we are busy, it's really easy to lose touch with ourselves and the people we care about most.
Find a form of physical activity that you enjoy: I can't overstate the importance of this. Having once had it, then losing it and now getting it back, I can't emphasize the need for this too strongly. If you don't already agree, please trust me. Once you get started, you will feel and see the changes on the inside and outside of you. If you want to brainstorm about what's possible and might be fun, send me an email.
Set aside some quiet time each day: This can be in the form of meditation or reflective practice or it can just be a few minutes where you stop and sit quietly each day. You can even do this during your meal time if you can find a quiet place to be alone. So many of us keep going, going, going from the time we get up until the time we go to bed. Taking a few minutes each day has benefits for our health and wellbeing. If you'd like to know more about how to incorporate this into your life send me an email.
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These are just some ideas to get you thinking about the areas of your life that might need some time and attention from you and some suggestions to get you started. I am more than happy to talk with you about the specifics of your life. Just send me an email and we can set up a time to talk and please, stop letting everyone cut in front of you or you will never get to your place in line.


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The body of a Yemenite Jewish leader who was stabbed to death in an anti-Semitic attack was brought to Israel for burial.
Aaron Joseph Zindani, 46, was stabbed in the neck and stomach in a market in the capital of Sana'a in May.
His Muslim assailant accused Zindani of casting a spell on and ruining him, according to reports.
Zindani's wife and five children accompanied the body to Israel, according to reports. The complicated operation was undertaken by the Jewish Agency with the assistance of the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
Some 200 to 300 Jews still live in Yemen, down from a high of 60,000. Most live in Sana'a in government housing after they were evacuated from other areas over fear for their safety.
A Yemenite Jew was killed in Yemen in December 2008 by a Muslim man who ordered Jews to convert or be killed. The killer was sentenced to death.
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Relevant Text: Ps. 131
Full Text: Ps. 62 + Ps. 131
Result: "My heart is not proud, O LORD, my eyes are not haughty; I do not concern myself with great matters or things too wonderful for me." | Pride isn't just about self; it's also haughty about others – in order to see one's own superiority, one must see others' inferiority. Yet, David isn't proud or haughty. Neither does he concern himself with grandiose endeavors or glories. He doesn't think he can change the world; he knows that's God's job. He depends on God for everything – even his daily bread [1].
Route: "But I have stilled and quieted my soul; like a weaned child with its mother, like a weaned child is my soul within me." | David isn't proud, haughty or arrogant because he's quieted his noisy heart [2] [3]. He's weaned himself from grasping at wind through God's promises. David Powlison observes, "When a hungry child is placed on his mother's lap, he is agitated. He roots around, squirming anxiously. If he doesn't get immediate attention and satisfaction, he frets and fusses. He is frustrated and peevish because he wants something … You witness the childish versions of things that destroy adults: anxiety, depression, anger, jealousy, discontent, and confusion. We've all seen that. But then have you ever seen that same child two weeks later, when he is successfully weaned? The difference is amazing! A dramatic change has taken place. Now when that child is placed in his mother's lap, he sits quietly, giving his attention in a different direction. The child rests upon his mother, at peace … Envision your own soul as a small child sitting on your lap. You used to be noisy, squirmy, and demanding. Now you sit still. That's the picture of learning peace" [4].
Reason: "O Israel, put your hope in the LORD both now and forevermore." | Jesus is our hope. Certainties – not impossibilities – lie with Him. Hope in God knows no limitations. The humility of Christ defeats our noisy, proud self-will. Jesus calms the storm within our hearts because he takes away our fears. Let us be weaned from our anxious pride as we learn to feast on His peace.
Prayer | Lord, We confess that our souls are noisy, trying to accomplish things too wonderful for us. Release our grips on things that are meant for You alone to handle. Wean us from ourselves and help us put our trust and peace in You. Amen.
[1] "From your daily bread to your abilities and opportunities, these are gifts from God that you don't control. What happens when you attempt to control another person's attitudes and choices, to bend them to your will? You set yourself up for all sorts of ugly things. Despair or rage, anxiety or short-lived euphoria, suspicion or manipulation. What happens when you attempt to ensure that you will not get sick and die? You become obsessed with diet and exercise, or litigious towards doctors, or plagued with fear that any nagging pain might be the big one that finally gets you. What happens when you are obsessed with getting people to like you? You become flirtatious or artificial, a coward or a deceiver, a chameleon or a recluse. What happens when you live for success in sports, career, or your physical appearance? You get injured. You finally retire. Someone comes along who is better than you or better looking. You get old and wrinkled. You die. But when you pursue what you are called to pursue, it makes sense you'd have composure. You've discovered what you're made for. Paul once put it this way, 'Flee from youthful lusts and pursue righteousness, faith, love and peace, with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart' (2 Tim. 2:22)" (David Powlison, "Peace, Be Still: Learning Psalm 131 by Heart." The Journal of Biblical Counseling (Vol. 8:3, Spring 2000).
[2] See also Is. 57:20-21; 2 Ptr. 1:4.
[3] His life is the opposite from Macbeth's characterization: "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more; it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." Act V; scene v.
[4] David Powlison, "Peace, Be Still: Learning Psalm 131 by Heart." The Journal of Biblical Counseling (Vol. 8:3, Spring 2000).


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The Tom Maynard Trust was set up in the summer of 2012 following Tom's tragic death. Its initial objects were to try to provide low level financial support for young cricketers making their way in the game. Over the period in which the Trust has been operating, though, this has expanded and our work is now focused on four key areas:
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In partnership with a small but committed group of Tom's schoolfriends, we support fundraising towards the establishment of a Tom Maynard Scholarship at one of his old alma maters, Millfield School. This involves direct fundraising for pre-identified projects and functions with the blessing of the Trustees.
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Martyn Ryan (Chairman)
Martyn is a Partner and Chief Operating Officer at Genesis Investment Management, having joined them in 1994 after holding positions with Chuo Trust International, Kitcat & Aitken, Morgan Grenfell and Schroder's. A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Martyn is a Director at Cardiff Blues and a former player and administrator with London Welsh RFC. He is Chairman of the Welsh Exiles and sits on the WRU's Game Policy and Audit Committees. He is also a benefactor of Glamorgan Cricket, a Trustee of the rugby-related charity, Touraid, and, according to his fellow Trustees, after studying for an Executive MBA at Harvard, is clearly now something of an academic learning junkie. Originally from Penarth, he lives in London.
Richard Thompson
Richard is the Chairman of M&CSaatchiMerlin. He is also Chairman of Surrey Cricket and Oval Events Ltd, Chairman of Debrett's People of Today and Chairman of the Mama Group PLC, the UK's largest independent music and live venue and festivals business. He sits on the NSPCC Sports & Entertainment board, was a Princess Youth Business Trust mentor for many years and was elected to the Management Board of the England and Wales Cricket Board in 2013. Like Matthew and Jason, he rode in both the Cardiff to Oval bike ride in August 2012 and the inaugural PCA/Trust 450-mile Big Bike Ride in October 2013. He lives in Wimbledon.
Jason Ratcliffe
Jason is a former professional cricketer with first Warwickshire (1988-1994) and then Surrey (1995-2002), winning the County Championship with both counties as well as picking up medals in all three domestic forms of the game. After retiring through injury he embarked on a career in cricket administration and is currently Assistant Chief Executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association. He is also a Trustee of the PCA Benevolent Fund, Vice Chair of Governors at Kingham Primary School in Oxfordshire and, to his eternal satisfaction, saw his beloved Birmingham City win the League Cup at Wembley in 2011. He lives in Oxfordshire.
Matthew Maynard
Matthew played cricket for Glamorgan from 1985 to 2005, winning three one-day titles, scoring a century in a Lord's Final in 2000, and captaining the county to only its third ever County Championship title in 1997. He represented England in four Test matches and 14 One-Day Internationals. He was Assistant Coach when England regained the Ashes in 2005 for the first time in 18 years and he enjoyed a highly successful two years as Head Coach of the Nashua Titans in South Africa, winning both four-day and one-day titles and twice qualifying for the Champions League. He has also been Director of Cricket at Glamorgan and coached St Lucia in the 2013 Caribbean T20 competition. He lives in Pentyrch, Cardiff, and has yet to see Manchester City win at Wembley.
Mike Fatkin
Mike worked at Glamorgan Cricket for 23 years from 1986, including 13 years as Chief Executive from 1995. He is also a former Chief Executive of Welsh Netball. He now runs his own business – Highbury Management – and works primarily as a HR and management consultant. As the Trust's Company Secretary he also provides the primary administrative support for the charity. Like Jason, but unlike Matthew, he has seen his beloved Arsenal win at Wembley, and on many occasions at the Millennium Stadium as well, but to his eternal embarrassment he also saw them lose the 2011 League Cup Final, the shame of which he has only just about come to terms with. The subject never comes up at Trustees' meetings. When he's not out watching live football or music, he can be found with his head in a book in Cardiff.
Financial support is provided by Carston Accountants in Cardiff. The Trustees are particularly grateful to Jon Rees in particular for his fantastic continued support.
The Trust has so far appointed four Patrons:
Andrew Flintoff
Andrew played in 79 Test matches and 141 One-Day Internationals in an England career which spanned eleven years, and was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2005 for his exploits over an Ashes summer. Like Messrs Gillespie, Vaughan and Maynard, he has been a Wisden Cricketer of the Year and since retiring from cricket has had an active and varied career encompassing such diverse activities as being a panel game captain in A League of Their Own, boxing, media and promotional work. An active Patron, 'Fred' joined the riders on the Cardiff/Oval bike ride for the Trust in 2012 and cycled a leg of the Big Bike Ride in 2013.
Jason Gillespie
Jason played in 71 Tests and 97 One-Day Internationals for Australia in a career which included playing one season for Glamorgan in 2008 in the same side as Tom, at a time when Matthew was Director of Cricket at the county. A keen promoter of the work of the Trust, Jason also played for his native South Australia and for Yorkshire, where he is now their highly-respected First Team Coach. His haul of 259 Test wickets leaves him sixth on the all-time list of Australian bowlers and he is also the proud scorer of a Test match double century, 201 against Bangladesh on his last Test appearance in 2006.
Michael Vaughan
Michael was captain when England won the Ashes back in 2005 after a period of 18 years in Australian hands, working with Tom's father Matthew, who was Assistant Coach to that side. A proud Yorkshireman, he played in 82 Tests and 86 One-Day Internationals for England in all and was awarded the OBE in 2005. Since retiring from the game in 2009, he has developed a diverse career, helping out at Yorkshire, mentoring the England Under-19s, also working in sports management for ISM and as a respected pundit on the BBC's Test Match Special.
Rhys Williams
Rhys played 44 rugby union internationals for Wales, having made his debut against Ireland in Dublin in 2000, scoring 18 tries in his international career. He represented Wales in the 2003 Rugby World Cup, was a member of Wales's Grand Slam-winning squad in 2005 and captained the Cardiff Blues in the 2005/06 season. He is currently President of the Welsh Rugby Players' Association. He also participated with Matthew Maynard on the l'Etape du Tour in July 2013 to raise funds for the Trust and would – weather permitting – have been in the Maynard XI at the St Fagans Cricket Club fundraiser in September.


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NowStreet Media, leader in financial markets' reform, is pleased to announce the agenda for its much anticipated "Women Transforming Our Financial Markets Symposium" being held on Tuesday, December 11th at Chadbourne & Parke's conference center at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City.
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They've gone, they've skedaddled. So huzzah! Let the joybells ring, because those indeterminate world-leaders, tub-thumpers and Foreign Office types who've been in New York for the United Nations' Annual General Assembly, have finally left the building. Allow me to explain. The Colmans happen to live in Turtle Bay, a delightful little neighourhood that is within spitting distance of the United Nations complex. Popular spots include the Katharine Hepburn Memorial Garden, an array of fine restaurants, and a magnificent vista of the East River. Unfortunately, these delights became out of bounds at the end of September. That's because the corps diplomatique's in-session timetable, which usually lasts between twelve and fourteen days, necessitated the blocking-off and shutting down of large swathes of Midtown. It goes without saying, that abject chaos was going to be the result. During this year's hiatus, the presence of the NYPD could be gauged by its bulging muscle. Stone barriers were erected, police cruisers threatened to take over the populace, and the thought of off-street parking was a laughable consideration. Residential entry could only be gained if some form of I.D. was shown. So, under the circumstances, I had no option but to dig out my 'access-no-areas' business card which states, "Stuart Colman: records produced, blogs written, wedding cakes a specialty". Despite a few disturbing looks from Officer Krupke, it did the trick.
Regardless of the NYPD's constitutional commitments, there was no reduction in the ranks of security men and uniformed cops on duty outside the Nederlander Theatre the night that Jerry Lee Lewis joined the cast of the "Million Dollar Quartet". There was a very good reason for this, as a phalanx of patrolmen were out in force to clear the way for no less a personage than Bill Clinton. The ex-President with the rock & roll attitude was in the house to honour his hero, along with daughter Chelsea and his new son-in-law, Marc Mezvinsky. Acting as if he was a regular member of the audience, Bill and his gathering gave Jerry Lee a 'last-man-standing' ovation when he made his entrance. Taking over the piano stool from Levi Kreis (the Tony Award-winning actor who portrays the man when he was a rookie at Sun Records), Jerry Lee dispensed his calling-cards, 'Great Balls of Fire' and 'Whole Lotta Shakin', along with an impromptu version of 'Rockin' My Life Away'. The vibe was such that 'Teflon Bill' was given to confirm his true métier by mouthing all the words to the songs. For the fortunate few it was a night to remember, and demand for tickets was heavy enough for Jerry to sell the place out for weeks to come. The show has become so successful that a U.K. version is now on the cards, and rehearsals are already underway for a newly-formed stateside company to head out on tour. As a last word on the subject, Brad Pitt is set to portray Jerry Lee in a new Hollywood biography, with Natalie Portman being tipped to play Myra, and Terrence Malick getting named as the director.
Because of the many detours and diversions that had been put in place during the U.N. Assembly, it took forever and a day to drive the one-and three-quarter miles that separates Turtle Bay from the Columbus Citizen's Foundation on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Under normal conditions we would have been happy to use Shank's pony to get there, but Miss Ann had on her best cocktail dress and the kind of heels that don't function too well on city sidewalks. The occasion was the launch of The Private Journey, a glossy new magazine that is being targeted at the high end of the travel market. Apart from its sharp editorial, which aims to capture 'the conquest of the journey and the spirit of the luxury consumer', the P. J. is different in that it appears in a lustrous broadsheet form. Along with features that cover every aspect of opulence, the first edition has an intriguing feature on the early days of Van Morrison and Them. Whilst Van the Man remains a force to be reckoned with, the group that he sang with during the early sixties has undeservedly become isolated on 'rock's back burner. The article manages to redress the balance by examining the musical roots and shoots that influenced the Belfast six-piece. Jim Kerwin, the man behind the mag, knows exactly what's going down, as he has devoted nearly four decades to luxury advertising and destination marketing. But there's just one thing. If you fancy soaking up the contents you will have to board a corporate jet in one of fifty private terminals throughout the United States, because that's where the magazine is being exclusively distributed.
Whilst Miss Ann and myself were hoping for the traffic problems to ease, there was no let up the night we went to see "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps". Fortunately our nearest movie theatre, the AMC Loews at Kips Bay, is just a hop, skip and a jump along 2nd Avenue, so we decided to hoof it and cock a snook at the lingering envoys in one fell swoop. The heavily-hyped sequel (and a heavily-delayed one at that) to 1987's "Wall Street", had opened the day before to mixed reviews but that didn't curtail our curiosity. In the lead up to the premiere, writer, producer and director Oliver Stone did the P.R. thing on behalf of Michael Douglas who is currently undergoing treatment for throat cancer. Although the title of the movie is pretty much self-evident, romance and domestic indifference both dominate the essence of the plot. Once you get past the 'sub-prime' and 'toxic debt' speak, the action hits a decent level of intrigue. Yet, at the same time, there is a disturbing surfeit of flaws, improbables and far too much poetic license for the film's own good. In the first instance we are made party to a Wall Street meeting, which takes place in an office overlooking the 'Lipstick' building that was once the real life domain of Bernard Madoff's Investment Securities scheme. Now this was taking location liberties too far. The building is nowhere near Wall Street. It is six miles away at the junction of 53rd and Third. Any local would know that. However, the real insult to the integrity was to see the action shift across the Atlantic, where a long-shot of Tower Bridge was accompanied by a caption telling us that this was 'London, England'.
Whether the geographically-challenged Oliver Stone intended it or not, the real stars to come out of the exercise weren't Michael Douglas as the ex-con and ex-corporate trader Gordon Gekko, nor Shia LaBeouf as his upstart nemesis, Jack Moore. They were Eli Wallach and Frank Langella. When I say Eli Wallach, I mean that Eli Wallach; the guy who fifty years ago played the Mexican bandit chief Calvera in 'The Magnificent Seven'. He is now 95 years old, and still playing the bad guy. Yet it was Frank Langella (who comes in at a mere 72) who delivered the film's champagne performance as the senior investment founder, Louis Zabel. One surprise that brought a gasp from the audience, was the brief cameo of Charlie Sheen reprising his role as stockbroker Bud Fox. Not quite so well-received, but just as fleeting, was Susan Sarandon's ditzy and largely forgettable performance as Shia's mother. With its central thread of a global economy teetering on the brink of disaster, Stone's tale of wide-awake wealth is about as topical as it gets: Greed, greed and more greed…in perpetuity. On the subject of wampum, the film cost around $70 million to make. After just a few days, "Wall Street the Second" looks as if it will recoup every nickel and dime of the investment. In Wall Street-parlance it's all down to Securities. Which, of course, is where we came in.


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Glee Season 4: [Spoiler] Will Be Breaking Up In The First Episode!
We've been hearing all kinds of breakup rumors for Glee's upcoming Season 4, and we haven't liked it one bit. Well, we now know that one of these break-ups will actually happen within the first episode — and it's between the show's most stable couple! Gasp. Is nothing sacred?
We'd heard that Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) will be meaner than usual in this new season, but now Jenna is telling TV Line that she'll be even icier than we could have possibly imagined.
In fact, she'll even go as far as to end things with longtime boyfriend Mike (Harry Shum Jr.), who is off studying ballet in Chicago. "People are really going to hate me," Jenna predicts. "But it's hard with long distance [relationships]." Poor Mike! How can Tina do this to us him?
We really can't fathom a Glee without Tike, so this is extremely difficult news. Sure, we knew that Mike might be facing "temptation" from other girls in Chicago, but it really sounded like Tina and Mike would make the long-distance thing work. So this basically ruined our whole day! Thanks a lot, Tina.
Plus, it doesn't sound like a quick reconciliation is in the cards, as the two might not even speak to each other until Episode 5 — and even that will be tough for them. "It'll be a truthful and honest [depiction of] what people go through in a break-up," according to Jenna.
On top of that, it's already been confirmed that not one, but TWO other couples will be biting the dust this season, as well. Who knew that we'd be in tears before the season even started?
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