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This method allows quantification of phosphate absorption capacity by Arabidopsis roots using a very simple equipment and it can be scaled up or down.
Keywords: Phosphate absorption, Phosphate root-to-leaf transfer, Arabidopsis
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Representative data
uptake per hour and per root cm for plants grown on low or high Pi
(Table 1). Two genotypes are presented (WT and mutant) in order to show
the range of variation of Pi uptake between plants and the distribution
of Pi in the plant.
Table 1. Pi uptake and distribution in WT and mutant plantlets grown on low or high Pi. Pi uptake capacity is expressed as nmol Pi per hour per root cm (mean±SD). Pi distribution is calculated from the ratio of 33P in leaves compared to 33P in the whole plant.
This protocol was adapted from the previously published studies: Narang et al. (2000) and Misson et al. (2004) and it was performed by Ayadi et al. (2015). This work was supported by the Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique et aux Energies Alternatives.
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I was driving home in the twilight fog. I had just left work, and I was on my way home. To my right, there was a dense wood, and no light was visible from beyond it - except an eerie blue light coming from the darkest area of the forest. Parallel from my position on the road, there was a sign. It read "WRONG WAY", and I thought, "Who in their right mind would want to go there!" My turn would be coming up soon, and I lost track of where I was. I was lost.
I decided I could stop at the nearest building and ask for directions to Exit 29. I came up to a seemingly abandoned cabin - with a blue light. I told myself that it was just the light from before, so I shouldn't be too lost.
I walked up the steps and knocked on the front door. The door looked somewhat molded and tarnished, but I ignored it, seeing as this was in the middle of nowhere, and I expected no better conditions. When no one answered, I knocked once more, thinking that they didn't hear the knock.
Immediately after that, there was a faint rustle behind the door. Then, a small crack appeared in the area between the door and its frame. I assumed they wanted me to let myself in, so foolishly, I followed.
As soon as I entered, a rotten smell filled my nose. It smelled like something rotten was left in there to die. It was unbearable, but I forced myself further. I searched the cabinets for anything to help me locate where I was at. While I was searching, I heard a faint giggle. It sounded like a child, no older than 5. It was hard to identify the gender of the child, but I concluded it to be a boy.
I turned slowly, so as to not frighten him, and asked who was there. As soon as I finished these words, I felt a sharp pain at my left side. Like the cramp that you get when you run for too long. I thought it to be odd, because I had walked the entire time. I heard the laughter again, but this time it was deeper, and louder.
I decided to look for the location of the laughter, because it came and went, becoming louder and louder each time.
"Hello?" I said. "Is anyone here?" I had to shift my weight to my right side as I moved, because each step I took the pain worsened.
I came up to a door that was cracked slightly, just like the front door, and the laughter was more like screaming now. I had to cover my ears to keep them from bleeding. I reluctantly opened the door.
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Take a look at the below list of Panic! At the Disco Top 10 Songs and Albums of All Time till 2017 with new and upcoming songs 2017. Panic! At the Disco is a pop group from the United States of America, Nevada, Las Vegas. The group consists of guitarist Weekes Dallon and vocalist Urie Brendon. The group is formed by former band members Ryan Ross, Brett Wilson, Smith Spencer and Brendon Urie, years back in the high school. The band released its first album titled 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out, and it became a global anthem, winning a double platinum. Below are the best ten songs from Panic! At the Disco, tracks that cause panic in the discos.
List of Top 10 songs by Panic! At the Disco till 2017:
10. 'This is Gospel.'
'This is gospel' is single number two from the group's fourth album. The song rose to position 86 in the singles chart on 'Billboard Hot 100 songs.' They sing that the gospel is for those who are fallen and locked in total slumber. The musician tells the power to let him go if it loves him. 'This is gospel for the fallen ones, locked away in permanent slumber.' 'The fear of falling apart, and truth be told.' 'I was never yours.' The song is emotional and very profound.
9. 'New Perspective.'
'New Perspective' is a song released to promote 'Jennifer's Body' film. The song is the group's first single after some of the founding members depart the team, including Jon Walker and Ryan Ross. They sing that they can feel salty waves coming, itching their skins. However, they are happy because they know that the waves can never win. They compare them to a haze on TV that changes everything one sees. 'Stop there and let me correct it.' 'I wanna live life from a new perspective.'
8. 'Miss Jackson.'
'Miss Jackson' is the leading song for the band's album number four. The track has an amazing video, something that makes it a favorite song for many fans. He sings about climbing from the back door without leaving any mark, all because of Miss Jackson. She leaves a sour flavor in his mouth, and he asks her where she will wake up tomorrow morning. He, however, assures her that he loves her all the same. 'Found another victim.' 'But no one's gonna find Miss Jackson, Jackson, Jackson.
7. 'The Ballad of Mona Lisa.'
The song is part of the group's album number three, 'Vices &Virtues' and it contains lovely beats and catchy tunes. The group's vocalist wrote the track as an expression of his personal issues. The song is about a cute girl called Mona Lisa, who likes taking alcohol but stops to think of the sins she just paid. He tells Mona Lisa that she is sure she can run the town and that he is ready to pay, just to see her frown. 'Whoa, Mona Lisa, there's nothing wrong with just a taste of what you've just paid for.'
6. 'Nine In The Afternoon.'
With the release of a second album named 'Pretty Old,' Panic! At the Disco proves that they can do more than just one hit record. 'Nine in the Afternoon is the first single from that album, and the 'Rolling Stone' ranks the track at position 44, out of 100. The song exists in two video games: 'Guitar Rock Tour 2′ and 'Rock Band 2.' They sing about going back to the streets they started and felt good as if they are lovers. 'And you know that you feel it too, "Cause it's nine in the afternoon.'
5. 'Ready to Go (Get Me Out of My Mind)
'Ready to go' is a song that you must have heard, anytime you watched TV for over twenty minutes. Yes, that is how popular the track is in the music world. The song features in many 'Diet Coke Commercials'. The song is single number two, contained in the 'Vices and Virtues' album. They sing about a beautiful girl running from little things, either because she loves them or because she doesn't. 'I'm ready to go, get out of my mind.' This is one of the Panic! At the Disco Top 10 Songs of All Time till 2017.
4. 'Build God, Then We'll Talk.'
'Build God' is one of the popular tracks that the band has ever composed. The song is the last one in the Panic! At the Disco's album titled 'A Fever, You Can't Sweat Out.' The group sings about standard hotels on the streets, but which a staunch Catholic would never dare to enter. They sing about the massive immorality in the hotel, something they seem to discredit. 'Raindrops on roses and girls in white dresses, it's sleeping with roaches and taking best guesses.'
3. 'Lying is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off.'
The track is position three among other singles contained in the album called 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.' The song does quite well after its release: It rises to position 28 ahead of other tracks in the 'Billboard Hot 100,' position 96 on 'Pop 100′ and position four on the singles chart called 'Bubbling Hot 100.' The song is about unfaithfulness in relationships, explaining the most that a lady can do in place of taking her clothes off. The song is a fact that is sung in a funny way.
2. 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies.'
'I write Sins Not Tragedies' is a funny song, whose video is very entertaining. The song is the band's single number two in the album named 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.' The song rose to position seven among the Hot 100 songs on the Billboard and is the group's only track that gets to the top 40 charts in the United States of America. He sings about pacing pews in a corridor that belongs to a church, and all he can hear is an exchange of words.
1. 'The Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide is Press Coverage.'
The song makes you move to its beat regardless of where you are and what you are doing. The song is contained in the group's album, 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.'. The beats and sounds in the track describe the group's talent and ability. The song shook up fans after release, listen to it and enjoy yourself.
Panic! At the Disco New Songs 2016-2017
Death of a Bachelor
In this new song, he asks whether he looks lonely, people tell him so. That makes him think he has lost weight, and he wishes he could pull the heart out to confirm. 'Lifetime of laughter, at the expense of the life of a bachelor.'
Panic! At the party is a well-composed group, with each and every talent that is needed to compose incredible tracks. The band blends faith with real life issues, in an attempt to bring a balance between the two. The group is irresistible, and they thrill many people across the whole world. We continue to pray that the group remains together to produce more songs, that is all that fans want.


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- (Received Pronunciation) IPA(key): /ˈskɪtə(ɹ)/
- (General American) IPA(key): /ˈskɪtɚ/, /-ɾɚ/
Audio (GA) (file)
- Rhymes: -ɪtə(r)
- Hyphenation: skit‧ter
Etymology 1[edit]
Possibly a frequentative of skite ("to move lightly and hurriedly; to move suddenly, particularly in an oblique direction") (Scotland, Northern England). The noun is derived from the verb.
skitter (third-person singular simple present skitters, present participle skittering, simple past and past participle skittered)
- (intransitive) To move hurriedly or as by bouncing or twitching; to scamper, to scurry.
I opened the cabinet and a number of cockroaches went skittering off into the darkness.
- 1882, Theodore Roosevelt, "Waterfowl", in Hunting Trips of a Ranchman; Hunting Trips on the Prairie and in the Mountains, New York, N.Y.; London: The Co-operative Publication Society, OCLC 864725939; republished as Hunting Trips of a Ranchman: Sketches of Sport on the Northern Cattle Plains, Medora edition, New York, N.Y.; London: G. P. Putnam's Sons, The Knickerbocker Press, 1885, OCLC 15363308, page 56:
- Some kinds of ducks in lighting strike the water with their tails first, and skitter along the surface for a few feet before settling down.
- (intransitive) To make a scratching or scuttling noise while, or as if, skittering.
2017 January 20, Annie Zaleski, "AFI Sounds Refreshed and Rejuvenated on Its 10th Album, AFI (The Blood Album)", in The A.V. Club[1]:
- Both "Dark Snow" and "Aurelia" [by AFI] feature subtle washes of brittle piano à la Decemberunderground, while "She Speaks The Language" boasts a skittering electronic underbelly, and eerie synths are suspended like low clouds in "Above The Bridge."
- (transitive) To move or pass (something) over a surface quickly so that it touches only at intervals; to skip, to skite.
1883, James A[lexander] Henshall, "Black Bass Fishing", in Alfred M[arshall] Mayer, editor, Sport with Gun and Rod in American Woods and Waters, New York, N.Y.: The Century Company, OCLC 1158760, page 394:
- "Skittering," continued the Professor, "is practiced with a strong line about the length of the rod, to which is affixed a small trolling-spoon, a minnow, or a piece of pork-rind cut in the rude semblance of a small fish. The boat is poled along, as in 'bobbing,' but farther out in the stream, when the angler, standing in the bow, 'skitters' or skips the spoon or bait over the surface just at the edge of the weeds.
to move hurriedly
to make a scratching or scuttling noise
- The translations below need to be checked and inserted above into the appropriate translation tables, removing any numbers. Numbers do not necessarily match those in definitions. See instructions at Wiktionary:Entry layout#Translations.
Translations to be checked
skitter (plural skitters)
- (also figuratively) A skittering movement.
A skitter of activity.
A skitter of gooseflesh.
Etymology 2[edit]
A frequentative of skite ("to defecate, to shit") (archaic, vulgar). The noun is derived from the verb.
skitter (third-person singular simple present skitters, present participle skittering, simple past and past participle skittered)
- (Scotland, Northern England, transitive) To cause to have diarrhea.
1970, James Herriot [pseudonym; James Alfred Wright], If Only They Could Talk, London: Michael Joseph, ISBN 978-0-7181-0763-5:
- "[…] I'd like you to give the calves two heaped tablespoonfuls [of Epsom salts] three times a day." / "Oh 'ell, you'll skitter the poor buggers to death!" / "Maybe so, but there's nothing else for it," I said.
- (Scotland, Northern England, intransitive) To suffer from a bout of diarrhea; to produce thin excrement.
skitter (plural skitters)
- (Scotland, Northern England, uncountable) Often skitters: the condition of suffering from diarrhea; thin excrement.
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Will you spend the autumn gathering the grapes or is stomping them more your style?? ☺
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Silence, obedience, punishment
makes you deprived of all movement
Paralysed, and indifferent
You can't react or you ll be delinquant
Discipline is a trend
Expression is a rant
Condemnation is the end
Order, control, personal fulfillment
A stage play of power entitlement
A display of human excrement
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Honestly English isn't my first language too.
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Twinning comes of age: Ferndown and Segré
In 1994 a delegation from Ferndown visited the French town of Segré. As the two towns enter their eighteenth year of twinning, Stephen Baker reports on the bond which benefits both the towns and their people.
Published in October '12
Ferndown's Millennium gardens are to be the new home of a nine-foot-tall acer. This tree was, almost exceptionally for 2012, not planted as a royal celebration, but rather the gift of a group of republicans – or at least the latest gift from the representatives of a small town, Segré, in the French republic – who presented the acer to the town of Ferndown to commemorate the visit of a delegation from Segré in mid-August.
The gift of a tree is an expression of a belief that a relationship is to last, and not only is Segré and Ferndown's twinning set fair for the future, but 2012 also marks eighteen years since the twinning arrangement between Segré and Ferndown was first established and, next month, 21 years since the Ferndown Twinning Association was formed. The origins of the twinning between the two towns dates back to exchanges between the Rotary Clubs of Segré and Ferndown, which eventually laid the foundations for the signing of two charters: one in Ferndown in May 1994 and the second – on Bastille Day (14 July) 1995 – in Segré.
The charters, signed by the Mayors of Ferndown and Segré, promise to promote and support cultural, sporting and business exchanges between the
two towns.
Douglas Lock, Chairman of the Twinning Association from 2003 to 2011, helped to organise six trips to Segré and five trips from Segré to Ferndown. 'The opportunity to make new friends and to maintain those friendships,' he says, 'was a valuable part of the experience. It was also possible to direct more effort to involve younger people in the exchanges. For both young and not-so-young, it is easier to be part of an organised trip. For those who want to experience life in a French family and to offer the French an English experience Twinning is the best option.'
As to what he derived personally from it, he added: 'Twinning offered me the opportunities to maintain a lifelong interest in our neighbouring country, while enjoying the company of like-minded members of the Ferndown Twinning Association in our fund raising social activities throughout the year.'
'It is difficult,' Douglas says, 'to quantify the benefit for Ferndown of the twinning exercise, but in terms of numbers the trip usually involves fifty or so residents from Segré or from Ferndown; on occasions there are more when, for example, we have taken or hosted sporting or cultural groups. Both towns publicise the visits to ensure that the visitors participate in public activities together: whether in a boules match, swimming gala, dance festival or a Ceilidh. I believe that the exchange trips do enhance the quality of life for the participants and especially for the first-time visitors from France and for first time visitors to Segré.'
Over the years, visits to Segré by the Wessex Youth Orchestra, Ferndown Brass Band, Ferndown Flower Arrangers, Dorset Buttons and the Ring of Eight Folk dance groups, Ferndown Girl Guides, Ferndown Jitsu Club and the Otters swimming club have all been a great success. Not only have visiting groups and members made some great friends from over the Channel, but have also enjoyed playing boules with them, going on visits to nearby Angers, to an exhibition on their cheese-making industry in Laval, to their local chateaux, to a vineyard, the local Slate Mine – Le Mine Bleu – which, along with iron ore mining, was the main industry of the area until the early 20th century. There have been local primary school visits, and Ferndown has participated in the French town's Bastille Day celebrations.
Marion Lock became Secretary of the Ferndown Twinning Association in 2002, having been a French Teacher at Poole College for 12 years. 'The Association, with its many social events and visits to France, has enabled me to continue this interest. I have made many friends, both English and French, as a result. During our biennial visits to Segré, members of the association stay with French families and therefore have the opportunity to get to know them in an informal situation, and to learn about their culture and their every day family life.'
Since the signing of the Charter there have been exchanges between the residents of Ferndown and Segré every year. They have all been successful, and have helped to create long-lasting friendships between the participants of the two towns. 'Our belief,' says Marion, 'is that the generation of friendship between countries is cheaper and more fruitful than hostility and war.'
For their part the Segréens have reciprocated with visits by their Swimming Club, which took part in a competition with the Ferndown Otters, Segré Motor Cyclists' Club, the 'Avant Deux' Folk Dancers – who put on a display of dancing both outside and inside the Barrington Centre – and a group of pupils from 'Les Pierres Bleues' Junior School, who not only continued their education at Ferndown Middle School for five days, but they also had great fun 'trick or treating' during Hallowe'en celebrations around Ferndown.
Bernard Tessier has been involved on the organisational side of the twinning association in Segré since the beginning. He got involved because he has a love of languages and is also interested in improving relations between people from different backgrounds. Over the years, he has come to appreciate the many similarities between the two towns' cultures, but also the little differences: 'When I first visited Ferndown,' Bernard recalls, 'I couldn't understand why there were no shutters on windows.' He has also come to appreciate (if not fully understand) the English sense of humour.
During the weekend of the 17-19 August 2012, Ferndown welcomed its French friends once again. They spent a social evening playing skittles together; the following day the party visited Swanage where the Segréens took the steam train to Corfe Castle for a picnic in the village hall. They then boarded their coach to go to Durlston Castle. The 'goodbye' meal at the British Legion Hall on Saturday evening was pronounced 'fantastic', and was rounded off with a concert given by the West Moors Singers; Auld Lang Syne was loudly and heartily sung by one and all at the end of the evening.
Pauline Reynolds is the current Twinning Association Chair. In 2001/2 she was Mayor of Ferndown and was invited to meet the French visitors who had arrived in Ferndown for their exchange. She recalls: 'That evening was full of fun and great friendships were being made between host and guest. We had been given pink toilet rolls and black bin liners to make "Parisian Couture" outfits. It was hilarious – some of the creations were amazing; I joined the association that night. The following year my husband Graham and I went to Segré and have been twinned with the same family every year since; this will be our eleventh year. We have seen their children grow up and leave the nest, and they have seen ours. We have shown them Dorset over the past eleven years and they in turn have shown us Segré and the area around their town. We have taken one of our granddaughters with us to Segré; she had a great time, and loved every minute. Next year we hope to take our other granddaughter with us.'
Every year there is an exchange of gifts, town to town, and the year before last Segré Town Council made a gift of a named walkway along the river Oudon called Ferndown Walk, where roses, Ferndown's gift to Segré on the last visit, were planted.
'It is,' says Pauline, 'my greatest hope that even more Ferndown residents will consider joining us and enjoy the wonderful hospitality of a French family.'
Jean-Yves Ledoux is deputy mayor of Segré. He's responsible for the open market, for tourism and the 'patrimoine' – literally that which the town has inherited from its ancestors, ie Segré's heritage – as well as being the civic representative for Segré's twinning activities. He explained that whilst, according to the statutes, 'the Mayor is the head of twinning in Segré, it is delegated to the Deputy Mayor so changes in the political stripe of Mayor, don't affect the twinning organisation.' Jean-Yves has held this position for ten years and gave a speech during the Segréens' August visit to Ferndown in which he demonstrated the effect exposure to the English sense of humour has had. He said he hoped that the UK appreciated the French allowing them so many gold medals at the 2012 Olympic Games, but that the rivalry would be back on when the Ferndown visitors next played pétanque (boules) against Segré. On a more serious note, he states that irrespective of how governments inter-relate nationally, 'there is no channel between Segré and Ferndown.'
• The Ferndown Twinning Association welcomes new members – particularly young sports enthusiasts or school children, musicians, artists and business people. Being a French-speaker is not a requirement. In addition to the visits to Segré there is a varied social programme throughout the year. Call Pauline Reynolds on 01202 892033, or Marion Lock on 01202 896984, for further details. There is also a link on the Ferndown Town Council Website at www.ferndown.gov.uk.
Segré Facts and figures
The name "Segré" is believed to come from the Latin 'Secretum', meaning isolated. In the 10th century, the Count of Anjou, Foulques le Roux built the first castle – a wooden tower erected on a mound of earth. During the 11th century, a new stone castle, surrounded by a wall, was constructed under Foulques le Noir. In 1066 it was captured by the troops of Conan II, Count of Brittany. In 1191, Richard the Lionheart, Count of Anjou and King of England, confiscated the lands of Segré from Geoffroy de la Guerche in order to extend the domain of his wife, Bérangere de Navarre.
In 1589, the Count of Rochepot, Governor of Anjou, took Segré and had the castle, the wall and all the fortified country houses dismantled. 1635 saw the lands of Segré set up as a baronetcy for one of Richelieu's favourites, Guillaume II de Bautru, Lord of Louvaines. During the 19th century and the early part of the 20th century Segré grew considerably – from 700 inhabitants in 1841 to 4874 in 1939. This increase was due, amongst other things, to the development of the railway network, and industrial expansion in the form of the iron mines and slate quarries. Today, Segré has 7155 inhabitants and the various companies in the town employ around 5000 people – some of whom obviously come from outlying villages and other towns.


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Monday, March 30, 2009
It has been a violent, forced birth in some ways. Initially, the Mediasaurs were supposed to be forum mongers. All of the strength was to be harnessed in the forums. However, we had no idea what it takes to build a forum community from scratch. Other successful forums have an "into." People are all there because of a rather narrow collective interest, such as a specific video game or car. The pop culture knowledge that we hive in the forums is deep, but it is also broad. There isn't a singular "Mediasaur product" we are selling. There is no singular focus for people to latch onto easily.
But within all of this diversity, we are meeting all sorts of cool people. Some of them we have known for some time, like Jakob at NERD HURDLES (more on that guy in a bit), and others we are getting to know like Herb West over at MYMAVRA. Then of course, there is my separated siamese twin brother Casson over at the MAKE STUDIO. From across the Atlantic there is CAPTAIN D who has more energy in regards to the Internet takedown than any person I have ever dealt with.
The Internet connections abound, and at times, they force my hand. An example of this would be my resistance to the notion of TWITTER and having to get into the mix because of an impostor trying to bite my game. Calling himself Mediasaurus Rex, this guy had amassed 800 followers on Twitter. You can look him up in Google (he is under my LINKEDIN, BTW). But the bottom line was that from what I could glean by lurking, this individual was an asshat, and I did not want people mistaking him for me. So I had to get in there. Apparently Twitter felt the same and suspended his account. I don't know if he will be back, but if he is, I am sure I will have a follow up to this very article. *edit* He is back.
Most key of all points lately has been the fact that the Mediasaurs need a podcast. Jakob at NERD HURDLES has made that clear to me on more than one occasion. Initially, I was so besieged with the day to day Mediasaur forum postings and Digg trolling that I didn't take him too seriously. But now I have ideas. Furthermore, I have a radio background, so I know the vocal timing drill. I have to hurry up and read my boosted PODCASTING FOR DUMMIES and get on with it. But those HARD CASE CRIME NOVELS are so good. Oh and BTW, I have one of the most interesting authors of that series, Christa Faust , as a friend on the Mediasaurs MYSPACE.
I am still trying to wrap my brain around this whole podcast concept though. And as I flex my sore grey matter in the direction of releasing the Mediasaurus Rex voice via poscast, I have only one spot that I truly respect as ground zero for the style I am going to bite--NERD HURDLES. I really have to hand it to my old friend Jakob for taking all forms of new media and bending them to his will. He has done that again with the podcast. Jakob is a groundbreaking individual. In the early-nineties, I remember that he was making art projects with broken CDs on canvas. He was too progressive. At that time I didn't even have a CD player.
To see first hand what I am talking about, you should check his site and listen to his "From Twilight to Twitter, your letters" podcast. Jakob has fused his humor, his nerd-fact knowledge and the art of podcasting into one very interesting, hilarious meal that drips with dry wit, finger-pointing and navel-gazing. So what is the point of all of this name-dropping and fact-showing? I really feel like we are building something here. There was an incredible amount of force exerted to get this thing moving with a specific vision in mind, but now it seems to be humming along in its own unexpected way. We still troll so you don't have to, but we have also become a cyber-popculture hub for propagating and discussing a wide array of subjects and interests.
And I know that there are many more voices out there that need to be heard in regards to pop-culture, the Internet and personal experience. If you have such a voice, I encourage you not to hesitate but to hit us up here. We will do our best to fit you into our universe.
Bottom line, Mediasaurs.com is a work in progress. And I am beginning to think that it always should and will be.
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Classic horror films seem to be a thing of the past. There was a time when a horror movie meant nerve-wracking suspense and a dose of the preternatural. What has happened over time is a palette swap of the transcendent for violence and gore.
When I first saw the trailer for BABYSITTER WANTED, I thought I saw a glimmer of the old-school. I thought I saw a lot of suspense and possibly some sort of spiritual/metaphysical trip. I was excited about the concept. I thought I had found an independent, minimal budget film that would deliver good, classic entertainment. Despite its old-school tease, this film turns out to be just another round of the torture-porn that is all too prevalent.
It is too bad that today's R-Rated horror films sacrifice opportunities for plot and character development in favor of over the top gore. It is beginning to seem that the PG-13 horror films of today deliver a much more cerebral experience than their R-Rated counterparts. Apparently, the R-Rated crowd needs blood, and lots of it.
BABYSITTER WANTED feels like it wants to bring the supernatural, but it clogs up in its own presentation of gore, splatter and torture.
The story is pretty simple, and I am going to spoil a part of it for you because this is a film that hasn't really earned my respect. Sarah Thompson plays Angie, a hardcore Catholic kid who moves to a different town to go to community college. Loose ends abound as she moves in with her sleazy, dope-addled roommate. To top it off, Angie feels that someone is stalking her. The camera-work is heavy-handed, and yes indeed, Angie is being followed by some scarred up man who likes to prank call people and break into houses.
The mystery of the plot is held from the viewer as long as possible, and when it is revealed, the real horror potential is so great that failure doesn't seem possible. But there is a critical failure, and it is coupled with some extremely bad line delivery and shoddy effects.
Angie takes a job babysitting at a farmhouse outside of the city limits. The boy in need of a sitter seems a little odd, and the parents seem a little too nice. Angie is going through the babysitter motions, and then the crank calls begin. As she gets more and more creeped out, Sam, the kid who she is babysitting gets weirder and weirder. When the scarfaced, bald-headed guy breaks into the house and is dispatched in such a way that his priest collar is revealed, the DAMIEN OMEN/ ROSEMARY'S BABY aspect of the film becomes apparent.
It is unfortunate that compared to that in BABYSITTER WANTED, the cornball revelation of demon spawn at the beginning of HELLBOY takes on CITIZEN KANE proportions. It is also unfortunate that Angie has a running dialogue with herself in order to keep the viewer up to speed with what is happening and makes every inept move a person can make in a horror film.
The biggest sin here is that Angie isn't fully realized as a character. In the beginning, Angie moves a bong off of her roommate's coffee table so she can light a votive candle and say a Hail Mary or two. But by the end of the movie, she is dropping f-bombs and acting out levels of vengeance that would make a hardened sinner shudder. What's missing is that Angie never truly has her Catholic moment of revelation in regards to the satanic nature of her situation. It could be argued that she doesn't have the time to because she is too busy witnessing the chopping of human flesh and sidestepping her own slaughter, but it is a missed opportunity.
The end of the film is wide open for a sequel, and the ambiguity that is presented is unforgivable. BABYSITTER WANTED is a gruesome little splatterific film. A solid rewrite with a focus on the religious collapse that is presented could have saved this from becoming the mean-spirited waste of time that it is.
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
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Sunday, March 8, 2009
I swear I have been waiting for them to get the PUNISHER right since the 80s. I remember watching ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and seeing a preview clip of Dolph Lundgren spraying bullets from some overpowered rifle and thinking that it had been nailed. Years later, I was in a friend's seedy apartment in Canada watching the Lundgren PUNISHER and pondering the ridiculously overwrought "f-you soliloquy" that Louis Gossett Jr. delivers to Lundgren's Frank Castle. The Ludgren PUNISHER sucked. But as I do with many other films, I chalked it up to experience and let it go. I haven't gone back to it since.
Several years ago, there was a PUNISHER reboot. That time around, it starred some nobody named Thomas Jane and John Travolta. I have to be blunt at this point and say that even though Quentin Tarantino shot a needleful of adrenaline into the heart of Travolta's career, Travolta still sucks. Sure, the curse has been lifted, and he is no longer limited to doing talking baby movies, but still, everything he does has a cornball aspect to it. I am hoping that he delivers for THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1 2 3, but the truth of the matter is that a Travolta billing in any film is a buzzkill. Digression aside, the Thomas Jane PUNISHER sucked. Travolta wasn't completely to blame for it, but he sure wasn't innocent. There was a scene in that version of the film that showed the balls-out determination of the comic book character also known as Frank Castle. In that particular scene, he goes up against a huge eastern bloc brute, and everything in Castle's apartment gets destroyed. Castle's gun barrel even gets bent in that scene. But I am speaking about a minute of worthwhile footage. And it does not redeem the rest of the film which amounts to more than an hour of nose-hair curling fecal matter.
Enter 2008, the year of pre-production rumors for PUNISHER: WAR ZONE. Ex-stunt woman Lexi Alexander delivered the third swing at bat for the PUNISHER in December. It was hard to muster up any hope for this thing, but I couldn't help it. I posted in the Mediasaurs forums like a maniac everytime something new about the film surfaced. I did come at the project with more curiosity than hope, and that is probably what saved me. I have to say that Ray Stevenson becomes the Punisher. He is as grim and torn as the Frank Castle that I remember from my comic-book drenched childhood. The weaponry in this film is fantastic. The gunfire is beautiful. Castle is vulnerable and takes many rounds to his body armor throughout. Is it good? It beats the hell out of the previous two. But beating the hell out of the previous two is akin to shooting a large, retarded, one-eyed fish in a barrel. PUNISHER: WAR ZONE is a fun kick in the pants, but it isn't a fantastic movie. Dominic West (the WIRE'S McNulty) plays Jigsaw, the antagonist. I love West's work, but he seemed unsure of his footing as this character. All levels of probability in this film are GONE. The murder rate is over the top, and all levels of depravity are present, including cannibalism. Ray Stevenson paves his way with bullets, and there are some cynical twists of fate, particularly towards the end. I swear to you that when he winds up his Punisher war machine, you will be amazed. This Punisher is an ass-kicking machine who clears the room with gunfire, reloads and then executes the survivors. His murder isn't completely heartless though, when he accidentally takes out an undercover Federal agent, Castle goes into a funk. This is a man who has had his family destroyed before his eyes and becomes the physical incarnation of retribution. It is a vision. It is a beautiful sight to behold. Unfortunately, it is compromised. The compromise is that we have seen the bulk of this before. If this is what had been delivered in the 80s, we would have been onto something. It is unfortunate that it has taken 20 years to get a Punisher film almost correct. Unfortunately, vendetta films of this caliber have been cycled through like the spent chambers of a six-shooter. It is also unfortunate that I am willing to accept this sub-par film because they have failed so offensively in the past. PUNISHER: WAR ZONE is not the mediocrity of the past, but it is not a great film either. For this Frank Castle fan it is simply too little too late.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009
As it gets closer, I am getting more and more intrigued by this film. The last trailer that hit the web just about had me sold.
Look at this thing and tell me you aren't feeling just slightly amped:
And for the record...as far as I can tell, we have the most comprehensive, picture heavy TERMINATOR SALVATION forum on the planet.
It is worth your time to click in and scroll through the goodies we have come up with.
-Mediasaurus Rex
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
THE (Watchmen) HYPE MACHINE
For as long as I have been going to movies, there has been the hype machine. It takes different forms, but the sinew is the same. It is a fueled by a lot of money, and it wants to get you into the theater on opening night.
I first realized that the hype machine was flawed was when I was a kid and STAR TREK the motion picture came out. McDonalds was serving STAR TREK HAPPY MEALS and Klingons were speaking their native tongue in the fast food commercials for the place. The movie dropped, a lot of people saw it, and a lot of merchandise was sold. In the end though, the movie sucked.
Over the years it has happened to me again and again. INDEPENDENCE DAY is another example of a hype machine misfire. THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT is also guilty. SNAKE EYES by Brian DePalma, John Carpenter's VAMPIRES and GHOSTS OF MARS. ANACONDA is another painful memory. The last time I really let the hype machine get to me was X-MEN 3. The hype machine is maintained by word of mouth and a lot of advertising dollars. Sites like the MEDIASAURS zero in on such things and discuss them ad naseum in their forums. Then the movie-going public is worked into a complete lather by all of the crackling on the Internet and everywhere else they go by the collective positive voices of the fanboys.
And here comes THE WATCHMEN. This is fanboy crack. You can't spend 10 minutes online without hearing about it. It is a Zach Snyder film, and it is based on a pretty solid comic book series. All of the heavies who have already seen it are weighing in saying that this very film is the second coming of Christ. I have been burned before, and I am sitting back on this one. Sometimes I sit back and I am pleasantly surprised. I did that with SPEED RACER, and wow, what a pleasant surprise it was. I am waiting on this WATCHMAN thing until after the fact. I am suffering from PTSD. All of this negative reinforcement has made it so that I can't get into the hype machine.
I have been burned too many times. So many times in fact, that I am not up to the slightest iota of pain on the subject. I stick out my neck slightly from time to time, as I did with THE WRESTLER, but overall, I turtle.
There is another side to it all though. Give me a SNAKES ON A PLANE or a DEATHRACE and I will be front and center. Why? Because those are films that are marketed as crap, and when they work, it is like finding an extra present under the Christmas tree. There is no question that these (and most horror films for that matter) are going to be campy. I go into these films expecting that they aren't taking themselves seriously.
So I am holding my breath on this WATCHMEN thing. I don't necessarily presume it will fail, but I don't want to invest a lot of hope and get burned even a little bit. If it turns out to be fantastic, I will be just as loud praising it as the next guy.
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LARAMIE, Wyo. -
The University of Wyoming men's basketball team opens conference play at San Diego State on Wednesday in what is a rematch of last season's Mountain West tournament title game. The Cowboys (7-6) got the better of the Aztecs (7-6) last March for the conference crown, but now travel to Viejas Arena where they haven't won since 2007. Meanwhile, SDSU enters the contest with one of the top defenses in the nation. Tip is scheduled for 8 p.m. MT.
The contest will be televised by CBS Sports Network (Charter: 634, DirecTV: 221) and broadcast on the radio by the Cowboy Sports Network. Fans can follow live stats and audio of the game through the men's basketball Gameday Central page on GoWYO.com.
A Look at the Matchup
Head coach Larry Shyatt and Wyoming concluded nonconference play with a 94-89 double-overtime loss to Houston last Tuesday in Las Vegas. The Cowboys rallied from 15 down to take a six-point lead in the second half, but the Cougars came back to force a first and second overtime before taking the win. Wyoming shot 39 percent (22-of-57) from the field, 32 percent (9-of-28) from behind the arc and 78 percent (36-of-46) at the free throw-line. It was the most free-throw attempts for the Cowboys this season. The Cougars shot 42 percent (33-of-78) from the field and 25 percent (8-of-32) from the three-point line, while shooting 87 percent (20-of-23) from the free-throw line. The Cowboys outrebounded the Cougars, 47-44, for a season high in rebounds, but committed a season-high 21 turnovers. On the season, Wyoming averages 73.1 points on 45 percent from the field and 37 percent from deep, while allowing 72.3 points on 42 and 32 percent, respectively. The Cowboys make 9.2 threes per game, which ranks third in the MW and 36th in the NCAA, while their 37 percent from deep is second and 96th. Wyoming's 17.0 fouls per game are second in the conference and 44th nationally.
Head coach Steve Fisher is in his 17th season at San Diego State and has guided the Aztecs to a 7-6 start to 2015-16. Three of those losses have comes to ranked teams, though, including a 70-57 home loss to No. 2/3 Kansas last Tuesday. The Jayhawks led 39-27 at halftime and by as many as 17 points midway through the second half. The Aztecs shot 37 percent (20-of-54) from the field and the same (3-of-8) beyond the arc, while allowing Kansas to hit 43 percent (26-of-61) and 42 percent (8-of-19), respectively. SDSU won the boards, 35-33, but committed six more turnovers. Overall, the Aztecs score 65.0 points per game on 41 percent from the field and 31 percent from deep. Defensively, their 60.2 points allowed per contest leads the MW and is 15th in the nation, while they hold opponents to 36 percent from the field, also first in the MW and fifth in the NCAA, but 35 percent beyond the arc, ninth in the MW. SDSU has a plus 4.2 rebounding margin and minus 1.1 turnover margin.
Each Team's Leaders
Senior guard Josh Adams notched his third-straight 30-point effort with a game-high 34 points against Houston. He is the first Poke to accomplish the feat since Flynn Robinson in 1964-65. Adams' 26.9 points per game lead the MW and rank second in the NCAA, while his 3.3 threes per game are first and 20th, respectively. Junior guard Jason McManamen added a career-high 23 points versus the Cougars, thanks in part to four threes. He averages 12.8 points per contest, as his 42 percent beyond the arc is fifth in the MW. Freshman forward Justin James was UW's other guard against Houston for the second start of his career. He scores 7.8 points per game to go with 2.4 rebounds. Sophomore forward Alan Herndon is Wyoming's top big man at 6.6 points and a team-high 5.2 rebounds. Fellow sophomore forward Jonathan Barnes rounds out the Cowboy probable starters at 2.8 points and 1.8 rebounds per game.
Freshman guard Jeremy Hemsley paces San Diego State at 13.2 points per game and a team-high 2.3 assists. He had 10 points against Kansas. Senior forward Winston Shepard, a preseason All-MW pick, and redshirt freshman forward Zylan Cheatham both add 8.8 points per game. Cheatham had a team-high 12 points against the Jayhawks and averages a team-high 6.3 boards per game, while Shepard contributes 5.3 rebounds. Senior forward Skylar Spencer's 1.9 blocks per game are second in the conference, as he averages 4.2 points and 4.8 rebounds. Sophomore guard Trey Kell adds 7.6 points and 3.5 rebounds per contest.
About the Series
The Pokes are 40-37 all-time against San Diego State, but just 11-23 on the road versus the Aztecs. Wyoming hasn't won at Viejas Arena since 2007, a string of seven-straight losses. In their last meeting, though, the Cowboys downed the Aztecs, 45-43, in Las Vegas on March 14 to win the MW tournament title. Larry Nance Jr. had a game-high 14 points and Adams added 10.
Up Next
Wyoming continues MW play on the road at Nevada on Saturday at 4 p.m. MT.


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Leech may refer to:
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- Leech, an Earth animal
- Astracane leech (PROSE: Virus)
- Leviathan leech (COMIC: The Curse of Vladula)
- Mind Leech (AUDIO: Dominion)
- Red leech (TV: The Crimson Horror)
- Space Leech (COMIC: Attack of the Space Leeches!)
- Ned Leech (PROSE: Inmate 280)
- Dr Leech (PROSE: The Invertebrates of Doom)
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- Richard Leech, an actor
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The European Union will try to shift Russian President Vladimir Putin's stance on Syria and explore his commitment to closer ties at a summit his wary neighbors say is unlikely to produce big breakthroughs.
Putin hosted EU leaders for dinner on Sunday ahead of the talks on Monday at a lavish estate on the outskirts of his hometown of St. Petersburg, the first Russia-EU summit since his return to the presidency on May 7.
European diplomats called the meeting a chance to get reacquainted with Putin, who is formally back at the forefront of foreign policy.
But the crisis in Syria, where Moscow has blunted Western efforts to condemn President Bashar al-Assad, may sour the mood and overshadow talks on trade and other issues.
Both Russia and Europe still have hope in Kofi Annan's U.N.-backed plan to end 15 months of bloodshed that Western countries blame on Assad. But EU nations wish Russia would press the Syrian leader to withdraw weaponry from cities and halt attacks as demanded by the plan, and want Assad out of power.
"We need to make sure that Russia is using fully its leverage in convincing the regime to implement (the plan)," an EU official said. "The Russian side has certainly not been very helpful in finding solutions in terms of a political way out."
Russia says it is not protecting Assad, who has given Moscow its firmest Middle East foothold, and that the Syrian leader's exit cannot be a precondition for political dialogue.
Putin ceded no ground in remarks during visits to Berlin and Paris on Friday, placing an accent on rebel violence, criticizing sanctions and saying political decisions could not be forced on Syria from outside.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, who met Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov before the Sunday dinner, said in a statement: "Russia's role is crucial for the success of Annan's plan."
The EU wanted to "work closely with Russia to find a way to end the violence and support" the plan, said Ashton. The statement said she spoke to Annan by phone on Sunday and that they agreed the crisis had reached "a critical point".
Lavrov, in his own phone call with Annan, said Moscow was open to considering ways to coordinate international efforts in support of the envoy's peace drive, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
However, when asked whether he expected the summit to narrow the gap on Syria, Lavrov told reporters: "I don't think so."
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Ashton will try to gauge Putin's attitude toward the EU as he enters a six-year term.
"This is about checking whether we have the same vision - where we want to go with our strategic partnership," the EU official said of the talks at the Constantine Palace, a renovated Imperial-era estate on the Baltic Sea.
Russia and the EU, its biggest trade partner, are deeply intertwined, with Europe relying heavily on Russian energy exports and Russia buying EU products from German cars to Greek olive oil and IKEA furniture for a growing middle class.
But they wrangle over issues ranging from energy supplies, trade and market access to human rights, hampering efforts to clinch a new pact to govern ties after four years of talks.
"Twenty years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, there is no common strategy," said German political scientist Alexander Rahr.
On Thursday, Russia's EU envoy Vladimir Chizhov reiterated criticism of EU regulations aimed at liberalizing its gas market by barring suppliers including Russian giant Gazprom from controlling transit pipelines.
Chizhov also said Russia wanted faster progress towards visa-free travel - a goal Putin, keen to shed an image as unwelcome neighbor, has long pursued.
The criticism over market access cuts both ways.
Russia is to join the World Trade Organisation this year, binding it to global rules, but the EU wants the Kremlin to lower barriers for Western companies and investment by curbing corruption and improving the rule of law.
Some EU officials are concerned Putin's return to the Kremlin will mean more state interference in the economy and slower reforms.
Putin, who has faced the biggest opposition protests of his 12-year rule, has warned against Western meddling.
He has said integration among former Soviet republics would be a priority, and made Belarus the first foreign trip of his new term, backing an authoritarian leader under EU sanctions.


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Beautiful Morgan Prescott has everything she's ever wanted—except happiness. Determined to make her own way in the world despite her family's wealthy influence, she answers a "Brides Wanted" ad and leaves New York City's high society life for the wild Washington Territory. Though she has no practical skills, she's determined to learn how to survive.
Luke Kincaid is a private investigator, working undercover as a logging camp foreman to stop the saboteurs who are destroying the progress of the Union Pacific Railroad. Marriage to Morgan is part of his assumed identity, but he finds himself longing for much more—a love he can neither accept, nor return. He's honor bound to another woman, Lucy, his dearest childhood friend—but Lucy has a wasting disease that has left her bedridden and near death.
When Morgan is nearly killed in a blaze that has been purposely set, Luke vows to find the man responsible and make him pay—with his life. But Luke knows he must return to Lucy, as her time grows short.
Can Luke and Morgan ever find their happiness together? They must put all their faith in the future, with A Love So Strong…
This week Wild Women Authors is pleased to welcome back a long-time friend and fellow member of my home writers' group, Beverly Wells. She's brought along Morgan Prescott from Bev's latest release Love So Strong, an historical romance released by Prairie Rose Publications. First up is Morgan.
Where are you from? New York City
Based on the blurb above, what did you think the first time you saw Luke Kincaid? I wasn't too pleased with the overly delayed foreman since he'd kept me sitting on an uncomfortable bench outside the saloon while the other mail order brides conversed with their soon-to-be's inside where it was warm. But when he finally (I wasn't absolutely sure it was him as yet) arrived and hopped off the wagon, his tall rugged frame and wide shoulders all encased in buckskin were enough to hold back any squalling. Tough, lean and sinewy came instantly to mind and I prayed this it was indeed him.
Sounds yummy. What happened then? Well, when I ventured across the deep ruts in the road to reach his side, I landed in a most unladylike position with my feet in the air, my backside in the muck like a pig in the slop pen, I was totally mortified and figured he'd think me a klutz. Actually when I heard his roar of laughter that could be heard down the mountain side I wanted to lambaste him.
This next one is a bit out there, but did you feel it was love at first sight? I wanted it to be, but since I wasn't the one he'd expected to be matched with—there had been a switch—and he gave me more than concerned glances, seemed almost leery of me yet I could feel a undertone of rising temper, I figured I was going to be a tough sell.
What do you like most about Luke? His strength of character.
How would you describe him? Hard working, dedicated, confident and patiently understanding. Oh, did I say he was very easy on the eyes? Actually I have a hard time keeping my eyes off him, and then darn it, I almost drool.
How would Luke describe you? Puzzling and he'd be right as I was totally out of my element in this wilderness and completely inept in anything domestic.
What made you choose to become a mail order bride? I wanted and needed to find true happiness and leave the false pretenses back in New York City. And if not lucky enough to find everlasting love, at least I hoped for true friendship.
What is your biggest fear, Morgan? Two fears occurred right off the bat after he'd explained the situation that he only needed a mock wife. One that he'd send me packing and second, that I'd end up with a broken heart when we parted.
How do you relax? Much to my parents' horror I love digging in the dirt, planting flowers, pretty trees and bushes. When I did it in New York, it simply added another black mark to my gazillion faults. Here in Washington Territory I can play in dirt all I want as soon as the weather breaks, even vegetables now, too.
Who is your favorite fictional character and why? I'm sorry to say I don't have a favorite fictional character as the finishing schools I attended insisted on "us ladies" reading only non-fiction. I contemplated sneaking a dime novel into my bedroom at home, but Mother went through our things whenever she felt like it and I'd definitely be sent away again if she ever found such a book in my possession. I did read Romeo and Juliet behind closed doors, but I didn't like the ending.
What is the best piece of advice you ever received? If at first you don't succeed, try, try again and that came from Luke.
Thanks, Morgan. It's Bev's turn on the hot seat as we ask, what movies or books have had an impact on your career as a writer and why? Gosh, there are oodles of both filled with heartfelt and heartwarming emotions that have moved me, left me with such good, satisfied feelings in the end and maybe a bright smile on my face. That's what I try to give my readers. From Anne Frank; Gone with the Wind and Ashes in the Wind; Brave Heart and Forrest Gump. I could go on forever. Actually I read and watch a wide range as I enjoy contemporary, paranormal, some sci-fi, YA as well as my favorite, historical romance. If it's written well and I'm engrossed in the story that's a good start. But it's got to have some meat, a good dose of tension and some outstanding characters. And I'm hooked on romance.
What event in your private life were you able to bring to this story and how do you feel it impacted the novel? Having worked as a nurse in the ER, ICU and private practice, I then ventured into Public Health focusing on home care and clinics. During those many years I met and cared for far too many patients who had been diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). Lucy, my secondary character in Love So Strong, suffered from that disease. The strong sisterly bond between Morgan and Lucy as Morgan cares for her, I hope will touch the hearts of many. The letter and word boards with a knitting needle used as a pointer were what we used years ago to communicate with those who could only communicate with eye movement. Though written to be a humorous romance, I dedicated the story to Claudia, one of the sweetest ladies with a mountain of perseverance and a zest for life that I had the pleasure of knowing during her battle against ALS. My author's note in the book tells more of her plight.
Tell us a bit about your publisher: how did you hear about them and what influenced your decision to submit to them? I searched the web for a publisher who was interested in publishing historical romance, especially set in the American West. I found that Prairie Rose Publications publish western cowboy/historical romance, paranormal, contemporary romance, as well as inspirational, and YA. Now they also include westerns (not romance) and have added medievals, holiday anthologies and novellas. Every month they increase their lines.
What project[s] are you working on now? Prairie Rose published its first MEMORIES FROM MAPLE STREET, USA: LEAVING CHILDHOOD BEHIND—a collection of novellas of true stories by numerous authors. I missed that as I didn't catch what it entailed, but by golly I joined the next one, MFMS, USA: THE BEST CHRISTMAS EVER and enjoyed writing the little story from my past to my heart's delight. So, I just finished MFMS, USA: PAWPRINTS ON MY HEART and am waiting to be contracted--hopefully. I loved writing about my dogs—it will release this summer. I'm also half way through a medieval romance anthology The Chalice that I'll be submitting in three weeks to be included within the collection entitled ONE HOT KNIGHT which is to be released during this HOT summer—And oh my, the cover—he's gorgeous. I do hope my editor will accept that one too. The Deaconess Hires a Gunman, my historical western is half finished and has been patiently waiting for me to come back to their rescue. My summer vow is to finally give them a rest and let them work things out by finishing telling their story.
What's up next for you, Bev? Lots of Greet and Meets/Book signings throughout the local area during the summer, enjoying my son, DIL, and two granddaughters when they visit this summer and once I finish the Deaconess book, I'll start another. I have several waiting to hit the computer—someone please tell me how to make my days longer.
Bev brought along an excerpt from A Love So Strong:
It came to him in a flash. Missy remained. Yet that couldn't be. She didn't fit the description of the woman Hans had chosen on paper two months ago. Hell, he lacked too much sleep to play guessing games. "So, spit it out. What happened?"
Luke watched Missy lean against the wagon. Lean? It looked as if she wanted to burrow into the wood.
Hans pulled his hands out of his pockets, gestured with them in front of him. "I chose my bride, and Albert claimed Lila." Lila. Ah yes, Hans had raved about her. "Tom chose Sarah instead of Roberta, and Peter wanted Roberta."
Was anything ever simple? After an exhausting day of catastrophes, and this hopscotch of brides, a headache threatened.
"And now the last two don't match, is that it?"
Hans studied his boots, drove his hands back into his pockets then glanced at Missy. "We don't know if they'll match. They've. . . just met."
It took a split second for Hans' words t o register, to become crystal clear. No. Hans knew why Luke had picked Rosie. He wouldn't intentionally turn the tables on him. But lust and love would, by damn. It made men commit worse crimes.
He swallowed the lump in his throat. "You chose Rosie." His words almost gagged him. He dreaded to hear Hans' confirmation. Hans nodded. Acid churned in his stomach, and a sour taste spiraled up to his mouth. He'd purposely picked a voluptuous dance hall woman who'd have no problem finding another man after he'd finished here. One who most likely would go along with his scheme and the proposition he offered.
Jesus! He was in a world of shit.
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Tinting And Adding Shimmer To Fondant.
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I'm very new to cake decorating and want to use fondant to cover a star shaped cake. I would like the fondant to be either purple or pink.
Question #1: Can I tint the cake while I'm making it?
Question #2: Can I add a shimmer/glitter to the fondant? How?
Question #3: If I were to use buttercream frosting instead, would I be able to add a shimmer to the icing?
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1) yes
2) you can dry dust on or airbrush on luster dust.
3) you would have to airbrush the luster dust on BC. dry brushing it on might not work so well.


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My client delivers high quality homes and they are looking to deliver first class Customer Service to match.
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You main objective is to help the business deliver on its quality promise. A candidate who understands what great customer service feels like, will be perfect for this role.
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Record all interactions from Customers
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Check invoices and forward for payment.
Arrange contract charges where necessary.
Be responsible for the final quality inspection of the property before it is handed over to the customer putting into place prior to the handover any remedial action that is required
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Ensure accuracy of all customer details and all communication is correctly recorded and assume responsibility for the Customer welcome meeting and ensure that all relevant parties are able to attend, ensure these meetings are arranged at a convenient time for customers and follow the agenda set out in the customer services procedures, this will involve occasional evening/weekend working
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How the price of Stanley Cup tickets have gone up in price from their 2011 prices.
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The price of a Stanley Cup game ticket for the Boston Bruins in 2011 was $1203.90. Generally, from 2011 to 2014, the price of a Stanley Cup game ticket has increased. In the graph below you will see the price of the Stanley Cup ticket go up through the years.
In the graph above, the bars with the amount of money in them is the price of the ticket. On the bottom there is a thing where you measure the price of the ticket, and last the name of the team is right beside the bar. As you can see in the graph above, in 2011, the minimum Stanley Cup ticket price was $1203.90.
But before we do the percent of change problem we have to go over how to do it. So, what we do is we have our two numbers and we determine if the problem is an increase or decrease. Once that is done, we put the first number under the equation and then we subtract the two numbers and we get our answer. Then we divide the number that we just subtracted to the number on the bottom and once we get that answer we multiply the answer that we just got by 100 and then we have our final answer.
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Blake Lively Has Turned Herself Into Instagram's Own Disney Princess
Let's face it guys, Between the beautiful gowns, the long, flowing locks and even her , it seems as though Lively is a character straight out of the script for some fantastical Disney production – and it looks like she agrees!
Over the last few months Blake has compared herself to some of our most beloved Disney princesses (and even a few other characters!), and I have to say, the comparisons are pretty spot on. Check them out:
Belle (and the Beast)
Even though she claims in the comment to have been compared to both Belle and the Beast (probably due to her denim jacket being reminiscent of the Beast's), we all know that's totally in jest!
It looks like Blake was a princess in the making from a young age!
There's no denying the straight up Cinderella vibes in this beautiful Vivienne Westwood gown
Not only did she look the part of Queen Elsa, she can even sign along to the soundtrack!
However, sometimes even a princess has to work a little villain into her looks!
She was giving us full Esmerelda in this gown, all she needed to add was a tambourine.
And of course, sometimes you have to show off a little of you Pixar side too, especially when you have some great Syndrome-style hair volume going on!
Blake's latest film, The Shallows, is in cinemas now:
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Australia and America are two completely different worlds, whether it be the difference in our beliefs or the size of our take away foods, we are worlds apart in many ways. This is clearly shown by the footage of some of the values and attitudes we see American's portray in the documentary Super-Size Me. The film starring Morgan Spurlock is an experiment to see whether fast food giant McDonald's really affects our well-being if we were to eat McDonald's and only what McDonald's menu offers for a 30 day period. The result of this experiment is shocking and confronting. Morgan Spurlock discovered after completing this experiment, his general health had deteriorated, his sexual life had decreased and his body suffered withdrawal symptoms when he did not comply with the Macca's only diet. Other serious problems including heart disease, an increased chance of developing diabetes, potentially cancer and overall a shortened life expectancy, were a possible reality for Morgan if he was to continue down this path.
Did this documentary change your opinion of American's and American lifestyle?
As Australians we value our health and our lifestyle. In the documentary American's are portrayed as overweight, obese, lazy, unhealthy, ignorant and untidy. Interestingly, in the film the Americans that were interviewed were not selected at random but were selected by their weight. Health and lifestyle did not appear to be a priority for them. It was also evident that the Americans interviewed did not hold national pride as a priority. There was one interesting interview with primary school students who were shown a picture of an historical American. Some were able to identify who the figure was and some were not. However when shown a picture of Ronald McDonald they immediately identified who it was. There were other instances where it was clear nation pride was not top the list of priorities for those interviewed E.G. when prompted to sing the national anthem they were not able to, however could recite the full ingredient list of a Big Mac.
Australian attitude -if don't like it, change it!
As Australians we are taught that if we don't like something or how something is done, we change it. We are also taught to take ownership of our problems and not to blame someone else. Whilst in America, they are portrayed as having an attitude of 'if you didn't like it, sue it'. There is a culture of finding someone other than themselves to blame for their problems. Americans also appear to be 'sue happy' meaning they appear to be quick to sue someone or something. This attitude reflects deeply on American society and culture and is strangely, even accepted.


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COOK OF THE WEEK/Learning a new normal
By ANGIE GRIFFING
Wednesday, June 25, 2014 1:00 AM
Carrie Stokes Wallace
Current, Ben and Carrie Wallace
Carrie Stokes Wallace and her husband, Ben, share a passion for cooking. Comfort foods and country foods like deer meat, turnip greens, fried chicken and potatoes are their favorites. Ben enjoys grilling while Carrie enjoys cooking side items. They rarely miss a morning cooking breakfast together.
"I've been cooking my whole life, and I have learned a lot of things from my mother, mother-in-law, grandmothers and aunts," said Wallace.
"The only thing I haven't perfected is homemade biscuits. I absolutely fail every time I try to make them. I can't make them taste good," she added.
Finding out they were expecting their first child last August, Carrie and Ben were excited to begin a new chapter in their lives.
Wallace, a beautician at Envy Salon located in Family Fitness, had no complications throughout her pregnancy until her 33rd week. She began having severe back pains and was admitted to the hospital.
With his actual delivery date not until April 8, Current Martin Wallace was welcomed into this world by his loving mother and father on Feb. 21, 2014.
Carrie and Ben were unaware of any health complications Current would be born prior to his birth. Immediately following his birth, it was clear that he had several health problems including an autoimmune disorder, pulmonary hypertension, bi-pleural effusions and renal failure.
Current was not long for this world.
After an extended stay at Blair E. Batson Hospital in Jackson, Carrie said Current left this earthly world to make his eternal home in Heaven on May 8.
"Ben and I leaned on each other throughout Current's hospital stay. There were ups and downs. Some days were harder than others, but I am an eternal optimist. I knew God's plan was greater than anything I could imagine. If God wanted us to take Current home, then we would, but it was not to be. Current was only here for a little while, and we are honored that God chose us to be his parents.
"I believe God used Current as a vessel to lead people to Him. We've heard from so many people how Current changed their lives." said Wallace.
"Of course, my flesh would rather him be here with me, but when given the choice of whether to hold Current in my lap or have him be sitting in the lap of Jesus, I'll choose Jesus," added Wallace.
When it became evident that Current's time on earth was drawing to an end, Carrie and Ben, as well as their parents were finally able to hold Current free from tubes and wires. It was the first time Carrie was able to see her baby's entire face.
"It was the most beautiful face I've ever seen. He was perfect to me. It was the happiest moment of my life, but also the saddest moment, too." said Wallace.
Everyday is a new day for Carrie and Ben. They take one day at a time and learn a new normal by soaking up the beauty of life.
"No matter how bad you think you have it, someone always has it worse. I have learned to praise God no matter what," said Wallace.
"Ben and I don't take the little things so seriously anymore. We are just thankful to have each day with one another," Wallace added.
Talking for hours over cups of coffee, taking long rides in their jeep or hanging out together on the golf course are ways Carrie and Ben enjoy spending time together.
Carrie also enjoys singing with the local band "Pinnishook".
"Music is my therapy. I've always been musically inclined. When I start feeling down, I get out my guitar and start singing," added Wallace.
Carrie is quick to add how grateful she and Ben are for the outpouring of support from the people of Philadelphia and Ben's hometown of Union. Carrie says she can never say thank you enough for such loving support for the communities prayers, fundraisers, visits to the hospital, flowers and food.
In addition to the support from so many in the community, Carrie has found great comfort through the ladies with the Philadelphia Home Arts Club.
"The Home Arts ladies have been so encouraging. The Home Arts Club does so much for the United Way and Relay for Life by holding fundraisers throughout the year. It has given me something to focus on," said Wallace.
"We're excited about our annual progressive dinner coming up on June 28 at the Fairgrounds [Neshoba County Fairgrounds]. This year's theme is the Kentucky Derby. All of the women are wearing their best Kentucky Derby hats and the men will be wearing bow ties. I can't wait to see everyone's hats and eat the delicious food!" added Wallace.
The Home Arts Club will enjoy appetizers at one cabin, then move to another cabin for the main course, and will finish up at a third cabin for dessert.
While life for Carrie and Ben will never be the same since the birth of their son, they both view having been chosen to be Current's parents as an honor and a blessing.
"God chooses the strongest people to work through. I guess He thought Ben and I were pretty strong. God knew that even in the midst of the worst trial of our lives, we would not lose sight of Him," added Wallace.
And, most assuredly, they have not.
Wallace has shared some of her favorite recipes.
Loaded Potato Casserole
1/2 bag of brown potatoes
Small bag of shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 cup milk
1 heaping tablespoon mayonnaise
1/2 stick butter
1 packet of ranch mix
Jar of real Hormel bacon bits
salt and pepper to taste
1 teaspoon garlic salt
Preheat oven to bake at 450 degrees. Cut potatoes into chunks, leaving skins. Boil until completely softened. Drain water from potatoes. Combine all ingredients with potatoes and stir. Do not mash. Save a small amount of shredded cheese. Pour mixture into greased casserole dish. Put rest of cheese on top and bake for 10 minutes at 450 degrees until cheese is melted. Let stand until cool enough to dig in.
Halfway Homemade Mac and Cheese
Bag of egg noodles
Small jar Cheese Whiz
2 small bags shredded cheese
1/2 stick butter
1/4 cup milk
Salt and pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Boil egg noodles on high until fully cooked. Drain water from noodles. In a mixing bowl, combine noodles, butter, one bag of shredded cheese, jar of cheese whiz, milk and salt and pepper as desired. Pour into a greased casserole dish and top with other bag of shredded cheese. Place in oven and bake until cheese is melted.
Hillbilly Dinner
1-1/2 pounds ground beef
1/2-cup elbow macaroni
1 teaspoon garlic powder
8 ounce can tomato sauce
Cup tomatoes, diced
15 ounce kernel corn (drained)
1/2 cup onion chopped
Boil noodles until done. Drain water. In a large skillet, sauté' ground beef until browned. Drain grease. Add chopped onions. Add salt and garlic to taste. Add everything else to skillet and heat thoroughly for 6-7 minutes.
Easy Game Day Sliders
Pound ground beef
1/2-box Velveeta cheese
Pack of honey Hawaiian rolls
Cook ground beef in skillet. Drain grease. Put into a crockpot. Take Velveeta and cut into chunks and put into crockpot with ground beef. Cook on medium heat, stirring occasionally. Serve inside of Hawaiian rolls.
Country Fried Deer Steaks With Gravy
1 (2 pound) deer backstrap, cut into 1/4 inch thick slices
2 cups milk
2 tablespoons hot pepper sauce
2 eggs
1/2 cup milk
3 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon ground black pepper
3 cups vegetable oil for frying
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
3 to 4 cups whole milk
1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Place the deer slices into a shallow bowl and pour in the milk and hot sauce. Cover and marinate for 1 hour. Heat the vegetable oil a skillet until a drop of water sizzles in pan. In a shallow bowl, whisk together the eggs and milk. In a separate bowl, stir together the flour, salt and pepper. Dip the venison slices into the flour, then into the egg and milk, then back into the flour. Shake off excess flour. Fry in the hot oil until lightly browned on each side, about 3 minutes. Drain briefly on paper towels before serving.
After all the meat is fried, pour off the grease into a heatproof bowl. Without cleaning the skillet, return it to the stove over medium-low heat. Add 1/4 cup of the grease back to the skillet and allow it to heat up. When the grease is hot, sprinkle the flour evenly over the grease. Using a whisk, mix the flour with the grease, creating a golden-brown paste. Add more flour if it looks overly greasy; add a little more grease if it becomes too pasty/clumpy. Keep cooking until the roux reaches a deep golden brown color. Pour in the milk, whisking constantly. Add the seasoned salt and black pepper to taste and cook, whisking, until the gravy is smooth and thick, 5 to 10 minutes. Be prepared to add more milk if it becomes overly thick.
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Hi, I've heard before (not sure it's true) that everyone has a look-a-like. So I was just curious if any of you happen to think you look like a celebrity, and if so who? :) And I'm interested to see if anyone thinks I have a look-a-like. I've never seen anyone like me but maybe you have :) Any opinions?
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Young Vallerie Bertanelli. :-)11|00|0
Thank you :)
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You're a mix of Adam Scott and June Shannon
I've been told I look like Björk, I don't see it though.22|00|0
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I'm not easy and yes rejection is nothing new to me
But I also am attractive and I'm nice and the guys that I'm not attracted to usually approach me
And the funny part is the men who defend assholes who only want sex and lie are usually assholes too
I tried giving so called nice guys a chance but they are either too desperate or assholes when I start talking to them
And no I don't jump into relationships only been in 2 with guys who were good guys until my ex became an asshole and ignored me before he dumped he through text then he aologixed years later
Also, the assholes were nice and once I began to know them they revealed their true colors as an asshole
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For girls it's often the other way around. It's when then get know the guy that they build connection, comfort and attraction. Girls want those things before they create sexual attraction. Men want sexual attraction before they create those other things.
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I know men want sex but it becomes a problem when men get mad just because the girl does not want to fuck him asap or she Rejects his request for sex
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I think females would be better off if they allowed themselves to feel sexual attraction. We work very similarly on an instinctive level, IMHO. We want a strong sexual attraction too, but have more things that could go wrong - ranging from a painful sexual experience to unplanned pregnancy to being murdered by a partner. Why see sex as bad? You don't have to jump into actually doing it, but feeling that desire and realizing its natural and important can really make relationships more positive. A fulfilling sex life is one of the most powerful bonding agents for a female.
I see your point but I still am not going to give it up easy
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I know exactly how you feel! I dated a guy who seemed really nice to start with then as we got further into the relationship I realised he was a right a**hole. I know you only spoke to them and didn't date them but some guys know how to play a girl. Another guy I went on a couple of dates with tried to get me to have sex on the 1st date and decided to sneak me round the back of his house so his parents wouldn't see me... Now I have a lovely boyfriend of 1 and a half years. Most of the other guys were young, selfish and good looking. The problem is they knew they could get multiple girls because of that so didn't want a relationship. It's when you feel that spark, and can't help but lock onto each others gaze, when he approaches you and doesn't push you into anything but discusses it with you, that's when you've found a good one.00|00|0
That's good that you got a good boyfriend. Do you think he is good looking? Or did you fall for him after learning more about him? I'm still single and my main focus is to do what I can to make myself happy
I would get into a relationship if it's the right guy but I would rather be single than be in a unhealthy relationship
I think he's not bad looking, he's got a certain look which I'm attracted too but he's not a pretty boy. I felt a connection when we were talking cause he was so easy to talk too and made me laugh and feel happy. I think a deeper attraction come as you get to know a person.
Oh definitely! It's better to be in a healthy relationship if you do go into one. I would say maybe me and my boyfriend spend too much time together and not enough socialising with others but at the moment we're happy with that.
I don't think it is healthy to not socialise outside the relationship.