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The TomKat rumors rage on.
The subject? Fidelity. While the Tom's away, will the Katie play, so to speak? That's the question surrounding the mother of little Suri Cruise.
Katie Holmes - temporarily unfettered by the shackles of Tom Cruise - has been keeping rather flirtatious company with her co-star in her new movie, Mad Money, according to both Life & Style Weekly and MSNBC.
Some lingering clinches with co-star Adam Rothenberg (below) during filming have gotten tongues wagging, even though Katie is not supposed to have a love interest in the flick.Â
Sounds downright Angelina Jolie and Olivier Martinez-like to us.
Holmes has made herself at home in Shreveport, La. to film the movie, which also stars Diane Keaton and Queen Latifah. Sounds like a real winner. Tom Cruise has reportedly tried to spend as much time as possible near his bride.
When one is a helpless prisoner, it's easy to see why one would reach out for the warm embrace of another. But still, the pull of Scientology remains strong.
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Ten Facts About The Recovery
By Heidi Shierholz with research assistance from Nicholas Finio
Download the entire fact sheet (PDF)
The Great Recession, which began in December 2007 and caused the most severe job loss this country has seen in seven decades, oðcially ended in June 2009. As we mark the two-year anniversary of the "official" end of the recession as determined by the National Bureau of Economic Research, the following 10 facts should be noted:
1. The real gap in the labor market is now around 11 million jobs.
2. Job growth this recovery outpaces that following the 2001 recession, but is still too slow.
3. The loss of public-sector jobs is a huge obstacle to growth in this recovery.
4. Most of the improvement seen this recovery consists of a decline in layoffs, not an increase in hiring.
5. The current problem is not that we lack the right workers, it's that we lack enough job openings.
6. The share of the working-age population with a job has not yet improved.
7. "Underemployment" has also improved very little in the recovery.
8. Unemployed workers continue to face near-record spells of unemployment.
9. Racial and ethnic minorities have fared worse than whites in both the recession and the recovery.
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Burdick Lecturer to discuss 'Sexy King Penguins'
Dr. F. Stephen Dobson, professor of biological sciences at Auburn University, Auburn, AL, will present the 19th annual H.O. Burdick Memorial Lecture in Biology at Alfred University, Monday, Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. in Nevins Theater, Powell Campus Center.
Dobson's discussion, "Sexy King Penguins? What We Know!", will explore the mating habits of king penguins and how the different characteristics of the penguins affect their mating choices. His talk is open to the public free of charge.
Dobson is also director of research at the National Centre for Scientific Research, Centre for Functional and Evolutionary Ecology in Montpellier, France. He is a frequent author and lecturer on numerous biological topics and currently is editor for two scientific journals, Animal Behaviour and Ecology/Ecological Monographs.
Opening remarks will be provided by Cheryld Emmons, professor of biology. Dobson will be introduced by Heather Zimbler-DeLorenzo, assistant professor of biology.
Dobson earned a bachelor of arts degree in biology from the University of California-Berkeley, a master of arts degree in biology from the University of California-Santa Barbara, and a Ph.D. in biology from the University of Michigan.
The Division of Biology in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences sponsors the annual Burdick Lecture. Support for the series comes through an endowed fund created by the family of H.O. Burdick, who was a biology professor and dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences during a 31-year career at Alfred University.
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Temperatures rose but the defending champion fell on ladies day at the Aegon Classic
Ladies day was one of the hottest days of the week so far as the grass courts of Edgbaston Priory Club were bathed in glorious sunshine all day.
Defending Champion, Daniela Hantuchova, lost to 43 year-old Kimiko Date-Krumm 6-4, 6-0. This takes their head-to-head record to 4-2 to Date-Krumm, with this being her first triumph over Hantuchova on grass.
The No. 2 seed, Samantha Stosur, was beaten by fellow Australian, Casey Dellacqua, in three sets, Dellacqua winning 2-6, 6-2, 6-2.
Top seed Ana Ivanovic is safely through to the Aegon Classic quarter-finals as she defeated American Lauren Davis 6-1, 6-1 in just over an hour.
Third seed Sloane Stephens is also through having beaten fellow American Alison Riske 7-6(4), 2-6, 6-1.
Fourth seed Kirsten Flipkens came from a set behind in her match against the last qualifier standing Aleksandra Wozniak to earn her place in the quarter-finals, beating the Canadian 1-6, 7-5, 6-4.
There was lots of pampering taking place off the court for the ladies with fashion and beauty stalls in the public marquee. Harvey Nichols Birmingham also hosted and judged the best dressed lady competition with the winner enjoying a luxury pampering package at Harvey Nichols with £250 worth of vouchers to spend in store.
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New Zealand Dreaming, Part 2
March 28, 2010 by Nik
Filed under Attractions, Enchanting Oceania, Nature
Continuing on my Photo Friday post last week, New Zealand Dreaming, I'd like to invite to continue our photographic journeys together through New Zealand's South Island. This week, we travel from Mount Cook through to Queenstown, and we head towards Milford Sound, one of New Zealand's premiere tourist attraction.
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Dreaming of New Zealand
March 19, 2010 by Nik
Filed under Attractions, Enchanting Oceania, Nature
As I've often mentioned before, New Zealand is hands down my favorite travel destination so far. It's got great scenery, a laid-back atmosphere and a superb infrastructure that makes it a breeze to just explore and get lost in the country's many beautiful landscapes. For Delicious Baby's Photo Friday, here's a photo recap (Part 1) of my New Zealand travels!


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Reagan Orders Marines Moved to Ships off Beirut but Widens Air and Sea Role:
Redeployment Set: Officials Say Turning Over Posts to the Lebanese Could Take a Month
Rebel Units Take Last of Moslem Sector:
Civilians Leaving: Shiite and Druse Leaders Call for a Cease-Fire - Marine Wounded
Crucial Policy Reversal:
Redeployment Responds to Public Anxiety But May Lead to Deeper U. S. Involvement
Not Much Time to Resolve Deficits, Volcker Tells House
Deputy Mayor Named to Lincoln Center Post
All Grumman Buses To Be Put Off Streets In City Permanently
Houston, Feb. 7 -- In a spectacle of bravery and beauty, two American astronauts flew out, up and away from the space shuttle Challenger today. Free of any lifeline and propelled into the dark void by
tiny jets, they became, in effect, the first human satellites.
The successful test of the propulsion backpacks - a wireless high-wire act 170 miles above the earth - was an important step toward future operations to repair and service orbiting satellites and to
assemble and maintain large space stations.
A second test by the same two space fliers, Capt. Bruce McCandless 2d of the Navy and Lieut. Col. Robert L. Stewart of the Army, is scheduled for Thursday morning. They are to practice grappling a large
object rotating at the end of the shuttle's mechanical arm, a dress rehearsal for a mission in April to repair a crippled scientific satellite.
Success After Failures
The success of today's space-walking exercise was particularly sweet for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, coming as it did after days of repeated failures. Two satellites deployed
by the shuttle went off- course, and a target balloon burst to disrupt another test for the satellite-repair mission.
All that was forgotten when, at 8:25 A.M. Eastern standard time, Captain McCandless fired the jet thrusters of his bulky white backpack to rise out of the Challenger's open cargo bay and move away,
untethered to the spaceship. He was orbiting the earth at the same velocity as the shuttle, 17,500 miles an hour. In the virtual vacuum of space, however, he sensed nothing of his speed. The only
sensation of motion he had came when he looked down at the rotating earth, which was going by at four miles a second.
Beginning his excursion as the first free-flying human in space, Captain McCandless joked: ''That may have been one small step for Neil, but it's a heck of a big leap for me.''He
was referring to the words uttered by Neil A. Armstrong when he made the first human bootprint on the moon in 1969.
Captain McCandless took his big leap while the Challenger was passing over the Pacific Ocean, then in darkness. His movements were deliberate, never more than one foot a second. He said he looked for
but could see no stars.
He headed out to 150 feet, a stiff figure with slightly spread legs, looking a little like a puffy white gingerbread man. He then went out as far as 320 feet as he and the shuttle, separate but not too
far apart, flew over the continental United States in daylight.
''This is neat,'' he said. Then, casting an eye downward, he remarked: ''Looks like Florida. It is Florida!''
'It Really Is Beautiful'
He reported seeing clearly Cape Canaveral, where the mission began last Friday and where it is scheduled to end Saturday. ''It really is beautiful,'' Captain McCandless said of the
panorama. By the time he returned to the shuttle, it was cruising over Africa. The astronaut had spent an hour and a half testing and flying the jet-powered backpack, known as the manned maneuvering
unit. Except for a few minor ''shudders, rattles and shakes,'' which Captain McCandless noted in certain firings, the maneuvering unit's performance was smooth and all that
the space agency had expected it to be. ''We sure have a nice flying machine here,'' he said.
Captain McCandless, an astronaut for 18 years before getting his first mission at the age of 46, spent the last 10 years developing the manned maneuvering units, which were built by the Martin Marietta
Corporation. Each unit contains two bottles of nitrogen gas, the fuel for the 24 tiny jet thrusters. Controllers at the end of arms extending forward from the pack are operated by the astronaut to
move up and down, right and left and to go into pitch, roll and sideways movements.
At all times, Captain McCandless and later Colonel Stewart were in sight of the Challenger, and the crew on board had them in their sights. Vance D. Brand, the commander, and Comdr. Robert L. Gibson
of the Navy, the pilot, were ready, if necessary, to steer the shuttle over and scoop up the space fliers in the cargo bay. And Dr. Ronald E. McNair stood ready at the controls of the shuttle's
50-foot-long mechanical arm to use it to pluck one of the men back to safety.
The need did not arise. John Cox, the flight director in the operations, said all the equipment ''seemed to work better than anyone hoped for.''
At a news conference, Mr. Cox said, ''This was great confirmation that the plans made for the Solar Max repair all work perfectly.''
Solar Max, formally known as the Solar Maximum Mission satellite, is the craft that astronauts wearing propulsion backpacks hope to retrieve and repair on the next shuttle flight, scheduled for early
April. They plan to change defective electronics parts and, if this revives the malfunctioning systems, redeploy the satellite.
Captain McCandless and Colonel Stewart worked for almost six hours, breathing oxygen from the smaller pack built into their pressure suits. While Captain McCandless was out flying, Colonel Stewart stepped
into foot-restraints built into a metal plate that was attached to the end of the mechanical arm. He had some trouble fitting his boots under the metal toe bar and the into the metal heel cup.
Disruption of Schedule
This put him behind schedule, but he was able to perform some tasks working with tools that would come in handy making satellite repairs. In the absence of gravity, the foot-restraints kept him from
being thrown into a spin or away from his task as he turned the wrenches or other devices.
On future repair missions, astronauts expect to work in this way from the end of the mechanical arm, much as workers in orchards and on power lines use the so-called cherry pickers.
Later in the morning, after Captain McCandless returned and the maneuvering backpack was refueled, Colonel Stewart got his chance to go overboard and fly. In about an hour's time, he duplicated
most of the same maneuvers, going out as far as 305 feet.
Returning to the shuttle, Colonel Stewart, a helicopter pilot before becoming an astronaut, commented, ''The approach to Challenger was a little different than the helicopter landings in Vietnam.''
Captain McCandless, meanwhile, was taking his turn working from the end of the mechanical arm. ''O.K., Dr. McNair, throw the bolt,'' he radioed to the astronaut inside the cabin,
Dr. Ronald E. McNair, who was operating the robotic arm.
With his body extending straight out from the end of the arm, where his feet were fixed to the restraints, Captain McCandless sometimes evoked images of the wing-walkers of early aviation. But there
was no breeze to flutter a silk scarf. And it was work he had in mind, not a frolic, as the shuttle passed over Baja California.
The mechanical arm transported the astronaut within reach of a panel simulating the electronics modules that astronauts must replace on Solar Max. Captain McCandless practiced with tools to open, remove
and replace those parts.
''You going to want the windows washed or anything while I'm out here?'' he joked.
Better Than Expected
Mr. Cox, the flight director, said the tests indicated that the fully extended robotic arm provided a more stable work platform than had been expected.
In one real repair, the astronauts adjusted the setting of a switch on a scientific instrument attached to a West German payload. This is the shuttle pallet satellite, a re-usable platform carrying instruments
and cameras. It will serve as the object, attached to the mechanical arm, that Captain McCandless and Colonel Stewart are to hook up to in Thursday's planned space-walking activities.
The astronauts also detached a malfunctioning television camera from the cargo bay, brought it in for repairs and plan to re-install it at the beginning of Thursday's spacewalk. The camera is expected
to provide more television coverage of the astronauts as they grapple with the rotating pallet satellite at the end of the mechanical arm.
The mishaps were few and minor. Captain McCandless dropped the checklist attached to his cuff and had to dump it into a small trash bag. And once, for reasons not quiet clear, he uttered an expletive
of frustration, which proved that he was indeed a human satellite.
As the two astronauts returned to the shuttle airlock, about 1 P.M., Captain McCandless said of the experience: ''It was a real thrill. A real honor to be out there.''


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This story really hurt my heart. Whereas I did like Ali's character, I really was a bigger fan of Seth. I just really wanted to see him get out of the situation he was in and I was really hoping Ali was going to be the one to do that! I also wanted to see Calvin in jail!. Overall though I could not put the book down!
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I had started this book and did not stop until finished. Since it is a short read, it only took me a couple of hours, but I was addicted to finishing the story of Seth and Ali. I had wanted to read this book for a while now and once I had it in my hot little hands, I could not resist temptation. I had to start it.
The Storyline…..
I can only sum up this story in one word….gripping! Ms. Snyder took a story and wove it into one that anyone could understand. You did not have to be an addict to feel for the characters. These are occurrences that happen every day around the world. Probably more often than we know or hear of. I just could not put this book down once I started reading.
The Characters…..
Really this story saddened me as I watched these characters that could be so full of life, wither away to nothing and waste their lives away to feel a chemical happiness. I loved Seth. As much as he seemed like a coward, he really was stronger than he gave himself credit for. Ali was so sweet and pure that it made me wonder if people really do get hooked that easily?
In Conclusion…..
This was a heartbreaking read for me, it really hits home when you have an addict in the family. So many nights waiting and wondering where they are or what they were doing. This book literally left me in tears and the ending will shock you. This is not your typical addiction story since both the main characters are addicts and it was interesting to see how quickly things change when one addict is trying to sober up and the other is going off the deep end!
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Heartrending and desolate. Jennifer Snyder weaves a wonderful story about the cost of addiction and the struggle to win free of it. Seth and Ali start on opposite sides of the addiction spectrum when they meet and as he starts to break the grip it has on his life, she gets further drawn into it.
A number of reviewers on Goodreads.com have said that they didn't see the ending coming. I'm not sure who they didn't see dying in the end. I knew from about halfway through the book that Seth would kill shoot his brother, I just wish he had did it earlier, I was hoping he would after Kerri and Ali kissed, in order to try to save her before she fell too far. In the end, I am probably one of the few who understood how Ali could commit suicide. It is tough to say after reading Th1rteen R3asons Why and seeing Hannah commit suicide there, and believing that there is no good reason to commit suicide, but, maybe, in this case. . . .I actually gained a little more respect for her character. It seemed that she recognized how fall she had fallen, and didn't believe that she could recover, and if she did, she felt she had lost Seth.
To me, this reminded me a lot of Romeo and Juliet. Seth and Ali are really from two feuding families (Cops and Drug Dealers). Despite this, they fall so deeply in love, when Ali feels she has lost Seth, she commits suicide (and yes, this was a suicide, not an overdose - Jade tells 911 that she "just grabbed a handful and shoved them in her mouth!"), and that leaves Seth (after clutching her dead body to him) to commit suicide by police - he even asked himself "How was I supposed to live with the hole...where my heart used to be?"
So in the end, Ms. Snyder weaves a modern Romeo and Juliet tale of young love and its tragic ending, as well as showing us the hazards and costs of addiction.
(reviewed 7 days after purchase)


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There is so little daylight this month that most people out at work all day will hardly see their garden, let alone get out to enjoy it. But I can really recommend it as a place for a little peace and relaxation when the party planning, frantic shopping and volume of mince pies gets a bit much.
One thing to mention that might induce a little extra pre-Christmas panic buying is that after this summer's poor potato harvest, stocks of seed potatoes are sure to be lower than usual. Keen vegetable gardeners looking to grow particular varieties next year would do well to get their orders in as soon as possible to make sure they don't miss out on their favourites.
Apart from that, the real pleasure of gardening in winter is that things rarely need to be done to a tight deadline. Even the lawn and weeds should hardly be growing now, so when you step outside in December it can just be to potter; collecting up the last fallen leaves, cutting back the odd faded stem, uprooting a stray dandelion or fixing a broken tree tie.
Of course, for those of us looking for an excuse to escape outside, there are many bigger jobs to get under way too. My favourite is pruning the leafless branches of my apple and pear trees, which has become a major undertaking as they have grown.
The main aim of such pruning on mature trees is to keep their centre open by removing overcrowded and crossing branches, along with any dead or diseased wood. It is important to make clean cuts, using sharp loppers or a pruning saw, to allow the tree to heal quickly and prevent disease entering through the wounds. Bear in mind that heavy pruning encourages leafy growth rather than fruiting, so be careful not to overdo it.
Another important task is to give the garden tools a well-earned scrub. Like me, you may have read that tools should be cleaned with an oily rag after every use, but with the best will in the world, if the baby's crying or the phone's ringing, the muddy spade and sap-covered secateurs just get slung in the shed. Take some time now to remove debris with a wire brush, wipe them over with that oily rag to keep rust at bay, and sharpen spades, hoes and cutting tools, to extend their life and make gardening a breeze for months to come.


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50 Cent ushered his way into the game as a troublemaker. A street life mixed with a passion to say what's on his mind marks a career full of diss records that have changed the scope of rap music.
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Sony Ericsson W810i
Key features:
- Fully functional MP3 player
- Top-quality sound
- Very good earphones enclosed in the retail package
- Brilliant camera feat. automatic focus
- Great display
- EDGE Class 10
- Built-in FM radio with RDS
- 512 MB memory card enclosed in the retail package
- Hot swap functionality
- USB charging
- Solid construction
- Fresh redesign of the famous W800
- Looks a bit too plastic
- There are no alternative color version
It did not take much time. In January 2006 Sony Ericsson announced its new model W810. This black pearl comes to satisfy all customers, for whom the orange-beige Sony Ericsson W800 was just not what they wanted. There is just one crucial change, related to the connectivity features of the device. All the rest is more or less identical to W800.
Sony Ericsson has been ignoring EDGE for quite a long time. They explained the absence of this technology in its European product line with the fact that EDGE is not popular enough in Europe. What's more, many carriers do not even have EDGE support in their networks. It seems, however, that the voices of the SE fans have been finally heard, because, as you can see, Sony Ericsson has decided to change its market philosophy and has implemented EDGE into all its new models, incl. W810.
Sportsman rather than an eye-picker
Dimensions have remained almost unchanged. The new model is thinner by 1 mm. The camera lens mounted in the rear side of the body is not as bulgy as the one in W800. It is not protected by a sliding cover, though, which is quite a pity. Let's hope that outdoor dirt will not have any great impact on the picture quality.
The camera is accompanied by two LEDs, which also serve as a flashlight. The LEDs can be activated from both the camera application and the main menu. The LEDs can be set to emit constant light for one minute, or even send out SOS signals. They are quite powerful, being able to illuminate an entire living room.
The loudspeaker grill is located below the camera lens. Sound performance does not get worse when the phone lies on flat surface, because the speaker area on the back cover of the phone is slightly raised, preventing this way the speaker from getting muffled by the underlying surface. Self-portraits mirror is not silver as usual, but orange which is a really cool solution. The Walkman logo incrusted in the removable back cover is quite attractive.
You are so fine…
What a pity the delivery package does not contain a polishing cloth for the display. Fingerprints are visible everywhere. At the same time, the display is very likely to get easily scratched for it is not imbedded. Having in mind, however, that it is style that runs the whole idea about W810, we could probably excuse this inconvenience. The truth is that such a big glossy surface leveled with the rest of the phone's body is quite impressive.
Sharp, colorful, high-flown
The photos you see in this review are taken with one of the best mobile phone cameras in the history of mobile devices. To activate the camera apply a long press on the release button or select the camera application inside the main menu. Hold the phone horizontally, just like you would do it with a common digital camera. When you half-press the camera release button, it takes the phone 2-3 seconds to focus automatically. According to our comparing method, Sony Ericsson W810 is somewhat slower than its competitors. On the other hand, its photographic skills make efforts worth. The phone takes excellent pictures. What's more, its macro mode gives brilliant results too.
[A pic by SE 810i]
Pictures are taken in three different resolutions: 160 x 120, 640 x 480 and 1632 x 1224 pixels, and saved in JPEG format. Sony Ericsson W810 also captures videos in 3GP format with a resolution of 176 x 144 pixels. Recording length is only limited by the available free space on the memory card. A 4x, 30-step digital zoom is available, as well.
W810 works with SMS, EMS and MMS as well as emails and instant messages. It offers sound MMS as well. The T9 dictionary can be permanently deactivated. But should you decide to use it, it will make typing a lot easier. Most frequently used words are displayed on first positions.
Data transfers
It is very probable that the mess caused by the absence of EDGE in the K750 model is going to substituted with the delight of all those who had waited so long for EDGE. In Sony Ericsson W810 they will find it in Class 10. Internet connection is also possible to be established via CSD and HSCSD, or GPRS Class 10.
The data connection was tested using a data cable. Setup went smoothly thanks to the PC Suite program guide. The phone announces standard connection speed of 115 kb/s, while the connection alone seems pretty stable. Part of SE W810 equipment is also an improved Web browser.
No objections to the colors used
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AUSTIN – Before the score was posted early in the 4A Girls Doubles quarterfinals at state, a Granbury parent leaned over and asked, "I wonder who is the home team?"
About that time, the scoreboard was updated with the first score of the match. Highland Park was declared the home team and Granbury the visitors.
But then, as often as Highland Park has sent players to state tennis, the Penick-Allison Tennis Center at the University of Texas must certainly feel like a second home to the Scots.
Meanwhile, Granbury's Kate Bramlett and Elizabeth Morton were doing something that had not been accomplished at the school since 1962. And whether or not Granbury ever catches Highland Park in overall state appearances, coach Jeff Bramlett said they have no plans on waiting another 50-plus years to get back to Austin.
"I've had more coaches come up to me saying it's great to have Granbury up here," he said. "Emily Foster (legendary college coach) said, 'Jeff, I knew it was just a matter of time, and there'll be others. This is only the beginning."
The Highland Park duo of Maddie Gordon and Elizabeth Burgos won 6-3, 6-1 in Monday's opening round. And while the loss stung, as does any loss to folks who like to win, Bramlett and Morton agreed that it was only a footnote to a great season.
"I feel very accomplished. We got to state, and that was our goal," said Bramlett.
"Being here is just icing on the cake," added Morton.
Bramlett and Morton won both District 7-4A and Region I to earn their state berth. Despite not having played together much before late in the spring season, they fashioned a 19-2 record coming into state.
And there was a moment Monday when they appeared to rattle Gordon and Burgos a little. Down 4-1 in the first set, they broke Highland Park's serve in two of the next three games to close within 5-3.
But, as they did seven times in the match, Gordon and Burgos broke Granbury's serve, this time in what was the most critical game of the match.
"I'd say that was the turning point," said coach Bramlett. "It was our serve, we had momentum. Anything could have happened if we win that game, especially since we had broken them twice in a row."
Bramlett and Morton began strong, taking the opening game of the first set with Morton putting away two big shots at the net.
Then, Gordon and Burgos put them on the defensive for most of the remainder of the match.
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6 Non-Traditional ways to use a Panasonic Lumix LX3
As you probably know I love pinhole cameras, antiques, hacked and modified cameras, and pretty much anything except for flawless image making devices. I like the chaos and the chance of photography. That's where the excitement is for me. I am not interested in perfectly exposed, perfectly boring photos. So it may come as a surprise to you that the newest camera in my collection is a digital point-and-shoot. I recently purchased a Panasonic Lumix LX3 and I really love it.
There are plenty of articles online praising the technical prowess of this camera praising it as a point-and-shoot that can compete with an SLR. The only other camera that might give the LX a run for its money is the Canon G10. So rather than rehash the technical specs of the Panasonic Lumix LX3 I thought I would throw out some ideas that might get you thinking how to "hack" this camera to create non-traditional digital photos. If you have some ideas of your own, please add them in the comments.
1. Long Exposures Switch the Panasonic Lumix LX3 over to manual mode and you can control the shutter speed. Try it at night, or in situations where a long exposure can give you unexpected results.
2. Multiple Exposures The Panasonic Lumix LX3 allows you to create multiple exposures in camera. You have to scroll through some menus to get to this setting, but it can give you some really fun and interesting results.
3. Street photography The LX3 is small and quiet so it is a great camera for street photography. Some times I like to "shoot from the hip" and take photos by just pointing the camera in someone's general direction and snapping a shot. Every once in a while this technique can create some real gems.
4. Manual Focus You paid good money for the fancy focusing technology of the Panasonic Lumix LX3, but why not turn it off? The manual focus of this camera is another way to get back to basics with your camera. Or add some creative blur to your shots.
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6. Black and white I find that unless color really adds something to a photo, I typically prefer the image in black and white. Why not save yourself the trouble of converting to black and white in Photoshop later and shoot in black and white mode. Another advantage of shooting in b&w is that it puts you in a different mind set. I feel like I am looking at the world differently when I have black and white film in my camera.
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How do you reach out to men involved in survival prostitution?
Our outreach teams, made up of staff and volunteers, spend time on the streets at night where men are working. We have a consistent presence in these areas year-round.
How can I explain Emmaus to others?
Emmaus ministers to the men in Chicago who are involved in survival prostitution on the streets.
Are the clients of these men women?
Virtually 100% of their customers are men.
Are men in survival prostitution gay?
Men in survival prostitution identify themselves as straight, gay, and bisexual. In one study, only 17.9% of the men surveyed identified themselves as gay.
What is the relationship between the gay community and the men you serve?
Although some members of Chicago's well-established gay community do avail themselves of the services of prostitutes, many customers drive in from elsewhere. Not all of these customers are openly gay.
Is male prostitution on the rise?
We continue to see an increase in the number of men on the streets. Prostitution arrests involving men rose from 20.7% in 1970 to 42% in 1998. Between 1989 and 1998, arrests for female prostitution dropped by 13.3%; arrests for men during the same period rose 16%.
How do you start a conversation?
The same way you would with any stranger. Emmaus is interested in establishing relationships built on trust with these men, so conversations rarely turn "evangelistic" right away. Many of the hustlers know about Emmaus; some will be willing to talk, others won't.
How can a woman work at a ministry for men?
Seeing healthy relationships between men and women is very valuable for men in prostitution; many have grown up in fractured homes. Through the women at Emmaus, these men have the opportunity to experience healthy peer relationships with women and observe men and women interacting with each other.
How do you get the men to come into the Ministry Center?
We invite them. Those who come in are showing a willingness to begin the process out of the streets and are recognizing the need for some change in their lives.
Where do you start when they come to the Center?
Emmaus looks at the whole picture of a man's life and begins where he sees the greatest need. By providing warm meals and clean clothes in a safe environment, Emmaus offers men a place to focus on their relationships, addictions, health care, education, employment and other life issues. We eat together, listen, and provide referrals to services, churches, and support groups.
How many men do you help?
The average attendance at our Ministry Center is 200 to 300 men per year and over 200 men on Outreach; there are over 1,000 contacts with these men each year. For the most recent numbers, please see our Annual Report.
If I donate to Emmaus, can I decide where to direct my contribution?
Yes. Unless you have indicated otherwise, gifts go into our "general" fund and are used wherever there is the greatest need. Designation options for your gift include Ministries of Evangelization, Ministries of Transformation, Ministries of Education, or specific staff member support (must be specified by name). To make a general or designated contribution online, click here.
What if I don't want to be acknowledged for my gift?
Just let us know. If you prefer to get a year-end summary rather than a receipt letter for each gift, contact us. You also have the option to choose this when making any online donation.
Can I donate online?
Absolutely! You can give securely here. You will need a major credit card. You can make one-time donations or set up a recurring gift.
Is there a way to maximize my donation?
Many companies will match their employees' charitable donations dollar-for-dollar. If your employer has a matching gift program, ask for a form from the human resources department. Follow the instructions for filling out the form and send it to us with your gift.
Can someone from Emmaus speak at our church or organization?
Consider inviting Emmaus to perform Stories from the Streets, or contact us to request a speaker.
How can I get involved as a volunteer?
One-time volunteers can help with special projects or by providing a meal. Because relationship is the basis of our ministry with the men, we ask that volunteers who wish to spend time doing outreach on the streets or providing hospitality in our Ministry Center go through a weekend training that is offered 3 to 4 times per year, and commit to at least one year of monthly or weekly service. Click here to learn more.


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Advanced Warfare Story Trailer Gives Us Reason To Hope
Yeah, Call of Duty is mostly about the multiplayer.
But there's a decent chance that the upcoming entry, Advanced Warfare, will sport a solid narrative. We learn more about the work going into the story in a brand new behind-the-scenes trailer.
Creative director Bret Robbins says it's difficult to go for realism when the subject is a futuristic war. However, that hasn't stopped the team at Sledgehammer Games from working hard on writing the most believable and intriguing story possible. In fact, they've been working on it for over three years, and they even hired military branches from multiple branches of the special forces to assist.
Sledgehammer tapped futurists as well; these are people who specialize in predicting the future, and they've helped make the weapon and equipment designs plausible. Oh, and if you hadn't already guessed, Sledgehammer is utilizing full performance capture for the characters. That's why it was so easy to recognize Kevin Spacey, huh?
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We commend Government and its workers' representatives for being able to share the negotiating table this week to discuss the challenges regarding delayed payment of salaries and bonuses and pension deductions. We believe that is how it should be.
The outcome may not have been the best for either side, but we believe negotiations are a better way of settling a dispute than confrontation and industrial action, which often tend to have wider implications beyond the parties directly affected.
Teachers had threatened to go on strike if they did not get their bonuses. During the negotiations they also demanded specific dates for the payment of their salaries and future bonuses. They also want Government to stop making pension deductions on their salaries, which are already below the Poverty Datum Line.
All these are legitimate demands to the extent that Government has not been entirely forthcoming with its books.
There is no doubt that revenues are low and demands on the fiscus are greater than they have ever been, given the pressures presented by an imminent drought and the need for massive food imports. These are things which should be explained in the dialogue process.
With all the cards on the table, the workers should be able to temper their demands accordingly.
What has happened so far is that Government workers felt their employer was not telling them the whole truth; that they were being taken for granted and that there were enough financial resources to get them paid if they pushed hard enough, including reserving the right to strike if their dues were not forthcoming.
It must be appreciated that the civil servants have responsibilities and obligations outside their work stations. They need to make plans about the future, pay school fees and pay rentals.
Most, if not all, had made their budget estimates based on their expected net, which must have induced a sense of shock when they discovered that a 7,5 percent pension deduction had been effected on their pay without prior notice or discussion.
We believe Government can do better than that, if for nothing else, at least to maintain mutual trust and goodwill.
That is why Government must explain its financial position in advance whenever that is possible. What that does in the long term is to avoid reacting to threats and ultimatums of strike action.
It is in this light that we feel the civil servants are driving their bargain too hard. True, it is possible to negotiate the issue of pension deductions. It is also not unreasonable to want to be assured of regular timely salary payments. We, however, find it insensitive in the current circumstances to demand what amounts to a written commitment that future salaries will be paid on a specific date and a guarantee on bonuses.
The Government is caught between the proverbial rock and a hard place. The imminent drought can only compound the situation. That means more of the little revenue coming its way will have to be diverted to meet this critical national exigency.
We don't want to believe there are people who adopt the attitude that dealing with a drought situation is entirely for Government.
We are all in it as a nation.
For civil servants to then try to extract a sealed commitment on salary payment dates plus bonus at the end of the year in the face of uncertain revenues is going a bit too far, we believe. In the end, the workers will turn around and accuse their employer of failing to keep his commitment or dealing with them in bad faith.
Such a situation should be avoided at all costs. What we urge is for both parties to maintain the spirit of dialogue. That should ensure commitment to duty on the part of the civil servants while Government does its best to meet their expectations, instead of spending valuable time fire-fighting.


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THE reaction to the logo created for the all-new, all-clubs-encompassing, super-duper Scottish Professional Football League betrays the feelings of the wider football public in the country on the possibility we are on the dawn of a meaningful new era.
Few found themselves in agreement with Graeme Souness – paid to come along to the launch this week and say some of the right things – who interpreted the lion with tongue lashing as suggesting "you are strong and dominant, which hopefully we will be". More fans found themselves of a similar mind to the one who remarked that the logo looked like the king of the jungle chewing on a rat. That jibe was about the only roar that the big beast of the SPFL elicited.
Regrettably, it is hard not be cynical about the top-flight tinkering that followed a forced union of full-time and part-time clubs born out of a concerted campaign of scaremongering. Regrettably, it is hard to be anything but cynical.
The window-dressing of renaming Scotland's four football tiers the Premiership, the Championship, League One and League Two hardly made for an auspicious start. In truth, it was merely an exercise in borrowing the clothes of the English senior football set-up, a peculiar decision since these were donned precisely because the top flight there is operated by a different organisation to the other three set-ups.
Of course, the introduction of play-offs between Scotland's top flight and its second tier will make a material difference to the nature of competition at the lower end of this structure. It might even, what do you know, ensure that some seasons our country's top flight no longer has the lowest drop-out rate of any comparable league in Europe.
The fact is, however, that the rebranding and the (slight) reshaping of the competition won't impact on the very difficulties that faced the now-consigned-to-history SPL. The existence of an SPFL Premiership, which gets under way on Friday night when promoted Partick Thistle host Dundee United, won't do anything for the financial ill-health of some members.
There are dark mutterings that Hearts may not be the last club this year to suffer an insolvency event. Indeed, with the absence of a sponsor – which new SPFL chief executive and old SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster attempted to present as a minor detail in petitioning that potential backers had only had "three weeks of the clarity and certainty" they seek before becoming involved – there might be a little less in the pot for teams that need every penny.
The new SPFL Premiership won't – because it simply can't – result in a more competitive top-flight environment. Celtic will once more walk to the title because they have a turnover that could run to 12 times any other team in their league field. It is the fault of no one but those who owned Rangers that without the Ibrox club's brand Scotland's new top flight will generate ticket sales around a million fewer and television audiences for televised games several millions below what was true of the old SPL a couple of seasons ago.
Yet, in dealing with Rangers requiring to start again in the Third Division last year, Scotland's top flight proved more robust than many of the doom-mongers dared suggest. Almost half the teams increased their attendances, and more than half did not require to put all the lights out and hide in cupboards when bank managers came calling.
Moreover, the football produced by Motherwell, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, St Johnstone, Kilmarnock and St Mirren, in particular, was of a more attractive and laudable brand than economics ought to have allowed. And the fact that a number of clubs, Celtic at their head, have now reconciled their financial and football challenges to the point where requirements off-field are not continually diminishing the product on it, is where the SPFL could provide the framework for a measure of regeneration. More than £1m has been pushed down to the second tier, or the Championship as we will eventually get used to calling it. Meanwhile, the play-off format means three clubs beyond its winners will still be entertaining promotion hopes after the conclusion of the regular season. All that is like "Christmas coming early" for the clubs in the old First Division, according to John Collins, pictured right, now Scotland under-19s coach and most recently director of football at Livingston in that tier.
"The play-offs will stimulate the whole league," he said. "Every single team in that First Division will start the season thinking they can get into the play-offs, which hasn't been the case previously. A lot of the teams have had nothing to play for so it will stimulate coaches, managers, players and fans. Everyone's a winner, they'll have been lifted to another level. For the Premiership's bottom six it's a different kind of pressure, a tension about them possibly going down. Again, that will stimulate the crowd. All the changes make a massive difference. Look at England. Play-offs stimulated their whole structure. Take them away and you've not got a lot to play for. Common sense has prevailed at every level. Reorganisation means there's two governing bodies instead of three, which never made sense, and I think you've got to compliment the Premier League teams for redistributing the wealth. That's a good gesture because it benefits Scottish football.
"It takes the pressure away from the owners of First Division clubs. They probably lose about £200,000 so now they can have a relaxed football club, knowing they can stay full-time. Their key is managing it – don't be stupid with that extra budget and stretch your money up. There's no stress or tension."
And Collins believes the impact of having players at the second level receiving full-time football education could be profound for the national team. He can give examples of how it already has been. "You need full-time football for these kids leaving school. Your [Robert] Snodgrass, [Graham] Dorrans at Livingston and James McArthur at Hamilton are boys who wouldn't have come through to play for Scotland if their clubs had gone part-time. As soon as you go part-time your development goes. It's rare that a part-time player continues up the ladder. It was important for the First Division teams to stay full-time. So there are huge positives to this. It guarantees they'll be able to take those kids on full-time from school. At Livingston we took 11 from school. That's not many but it is 11 who are on the training pitch every day with a chance of progressing to the first team and maybe going to the Premier League."
Or Premiership, as we now have. If you took Celtic out of the set-up, what we would also have is a league that a clutch of teams might fancy their chances of winning. That is to be celebrated. However, the bottom line is that this is the case because of top lines. So many of those who light up Scotland's top tier are so rapidly enticed to fire up their ambitions for vastly superior salaries. In the case of Celtic's Gary Hooper and Victor Wanyama, it was fame as well as money that prompted their departures to the Premier League south of the Border. Their loss will not be felt by the club in domestic circles, though could hamper their hopes of making an impression in the Champions League group stages ... should they get there.
Only Aberdeen of all Scotland's top-flight clubs have added to their squad without having any key members taken away. And so that demands the perennial parlour game of tipping them to claim second place and awake from a slumber that Rip van Winkle would consider was excessive. Retaining such as Niall McGinn and Mark Reynolds, and acquiring such as Barry Robson, Gregg Wylde, Willo Flood and Michael Hector gives the squad assembled by new manager Derek McInnes a strong look. Although he has been a consistent miracle worker, Stuart McCall at Motherwell might require the powers of Merlin to finish only with Celtic ahead once more in the wake of losing 27-goal player of the year Michael Higdon, Henrik Ojamaa, Darren Randolph and Nicky Law.
It is futile to attempt to assess a number of the middle-ranking clubs such as Dundee United, Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Ross County because they have so many new faces that have yet to give any real indication of their worth, or lack of it. Of course, we can't help ourselves and in so doing there seems a possible clear divide between strivers and strugglers. St Johnstone can be placed in the former category after their glorious exploits in removing Rosenborg from Europe this week. Hibernian, minus so-often-the-saviour Leigh Griffiths, can be put in the latter bracket after their continental ejection in the most egregious circumstances.
The problems facing an already under pressure Pat Fenlon may be dwarved by those of Hibs' capital neighbours Hearts. Their summer plunge into administration means they start the season with a 15-point deduction and a squad that is the shadow of the shadow they operated with for much of last season. And yet, player for player, the Tynecastle club could find themselves only in play-off peril because manager Gary Locke still appears to have more talent, and top-flight experience, at his disposal than is true for his Partick Thistle counterpart Alan Archibald.
If Thistle do return from whence they came after a single season, they at least know the drop is no longer as precipitous as it was previously. Hurrah to the SPFL for that and here's to the hope we will be grateful to the set-up for much more in time.


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SHEFFIELD Wednesday beat competition from three other clubs to land Mamady Sidibe on loan.
The striker's Premier League and Championship pedigree made him a sought-after target before the loan deadline passed.
Manager Dave Jones will now seek a double boost from the arrival of Sidibe from Stoke and left-back Jeremy Helan from Manchester City, for a month.
Both will be in the squad for tomorrow's home game against Leicester, with Sidibe the higher profile of the two.
Jones' big decision is whether or not to give him an instant start when he has not played a first-team game for two years because of injuries.
But he is fit and played almost a full game for Stoke in an under-21 match against Spurs last weekend.
Jones will also be influenced by the fact that the Owls have three games in nine days, against Leicester, Watford and Cardiff, and he will have to assess whether the 32-year-old is capable of playing in all three at this early stage of his comeback.
Sidibe's signing means that he, Gary Madine and Jay Bothroyd are competing for one or two striker positions, depending on the formation employed. Madine and Bothroyd, who has often played on the right side of midfield, were used up front at Forest last week.
Some fans will have been surprised by the signing of a left back, Helan, who can also play on the left side of midfield and has just had a loan spell with League One outfit Shrewsbury,
It is understood that Wednesday had loan offers for some of their players, but no outgoing deals materialised.


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The top 10 upcoming science fiction Hollywood movies in 2015-2016, all time best sci-fi movies list.
Movies have become the most entertaining stuff in the world. The movie stars are regarded to be the life changers for some. The movies we see may look simple to us but the matter of fact is behind the movies there are hundreds of people working on screen as well as off screen. Movies can be divided into different genres. The science fiction movies have always been the most preferable ones in the market all over the world.
The top 10 list of upcoming science fiction 2015-16-17
This is a list of the world's top 10 most awaited science fiction movies in the world, still to hit the theatres. The list as follows:
1. X-men: Apocalypse: This is one of the most awaited movies in the recent times, still waiting to hit the theaters. This plot of this movie is still unknown to us but is expected to be a bang like the previous parts. This movie hits the 1st position in this list.
2. Independence Day: Resurgence: this movie does not need any 2nd introduction as the previous parts of the movie have made a real discovery worldwide. This movie is regarded to be one of the most science fiction packed movies in the market of all times. This movie is all about alien invasions on earth. This movie is ion the 2nd position of the list.
3. Mission Impossible Rogue Nations: this movie holds the 3rd position in this list. Tom Cruise the front man of this movie needs no 2nd introduction when it's all about movies. A science fiction hero, a lover and all the other qualities you need are all present in him. The previous parts of this movie have already rocked the silver screens and this time it's again ready to make a history in Hollywood.
4. Star Wars: Episode VII: The force awakens: this galactic movie has made a bench mark in the Hollywood science fiction packed movies. This movie has also got appreciation for its graphics. This part is yet to hit the theaters but hoping to make a record this time. The Star Wars VII stands in the 4th position of this list of the best upcoming science fiction movies.
5. Batman VS Superman: these two super heroes have always been the most exciting ones. They have always been seen in the theaters separately but this time they have come together to saved the earth. The saviors are expected to hit the screens with highest profit in the super hero movies till now. This movie is holding the 5th position in this list.
6. Assassin's Creed: this movie is better known for its graphics in the gaming world. It's regarded to be the revolution of science fiction movies in Hollywood. This movie has a huge craze worldwide. This movie holds the 6th position in this list of the world's upcoming science fiction movies.
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Tell No Tells: the protagonist in this movie has got huge craze worldwide for his role of sarcasm and intellectualness in the entire movie. The movie is all about history and pirates. Holds the 7th position in this list.
8. Untitled Spiderman Reboot: Peter Parker as the man is famous in the words when he is unmasked. The best part of him is he is a silent person saving the world from the daemons when need. This movie holds the 8th position in this list.
9. Avatar 2: this movie is the most awaited movie. This is the movie to get rewarded for its high profiled graphics. This movie has made a bench mark in the world of graphics. This movie holds the 9th position in this list.
10. How to train your dragons: this movie is the craziest movies of the recent times among the kids. The best part of the movie is its innocence and the childishness. This movie holds the 10 position in this list but expected to hit the theatres with bang.
The list of the world's top 10 most awaited science fiction movies is entirely sorted by their popularity among the fans. The previous parts of the movies have also made a benchmark in the world.


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The Boomtown Film and Music Festival is coming up in a few weeks and this weekend, organizers are kicking things off with a festival preview and 48 hour video race.
Start off your Friday evening by getting a peek at what you'll see at this year's festival. After that, the video race begins. Teams will be given a genre and prop and will have two days to produce a short film.
All video race films will be screened during the festival (Feb. 24-25 this year) and the winning entry will be announced at the film festival's awards ceremony.
When: 7 p.m. Friday
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The decline of the Edinburgh Film Festival
It would be overdoing it to refer to a conspiracy of silence. But the British film media seem oddly reluctant to point out that one of the world's oldest film festivals — the oldest by some reckoning — is in …
It would be overdoing it to refer to a conspiracy of silence. But the British film media seem oddly reluctant to point out that one of the world's oldest film festivals — the oldest by some reckoning — is in a state of serious decline. The Edinburgh International Film Festival was, until recently, scheduled to run at the same time as the (though they wouldn't use this word) main arts Festival and, for that reason among many, was, to my mind, among the most enjoyable film events on the planet. Every year, the Scottish bash managed to combine a near perfect blend of oddball discoveries and mainstream delights. I've met such varied folk as George Romero, Al Gore and Sam Mendes at the event. If you could stand the constant attacks from mimes waving leaflets, the jamboree was always a hoot and an education.
EIFF director James Mullighan does not look in any way desperate.
Early signs of rot arrived in 2008 when — for reasons that are too banal to go into — the Film Festival was moved away from the arts extravaganza's slot in August to a vacant space in mid-June. The atmosphere was a tad less hectic. There were fewer punters prowling the streets in search of entertainment (though, it should be acknowledged, there was also less competition for their attention). The festival found itself placed a little too close to a certain event in the south of France.
My suspicions were aroused when, during the 2008 event, I attended a supposed gala unspooling of Errol Morris's Standard Operating Procedure. The screening at Cineworld in Fountainbridge — which the great man attended — was awash with far too many empty seats. You had to feel a little embarrassed for everyone concerned.
Over the succeeding years, the standard of films and the calibre of attendees steadily declined. Evidence that all was not well in the upper echelons arrived earlier this year when actor Tilda Swinton and critic Mark Cousins — two stalwarts of the festival — made their excuses in the politest possible manner. To that point, we were working on the assumption that Edinburgh had taken a dangerous — but interesting — swerve towards the unpredictable. The notion was that celebrity curators would, in the manner of London's Meltdown Event, programme a series of eccentric screenings and discussions. Such luminaries as Isabella Rossellini, Gus Van Sant and Jim Jarmusch were all expected to put their oar in. This notion now seems to have been tided away.
When, a month ago, this year's programme was announced, there were groans of weary disbelief. It's nice to hear that the sparky Irish comedy The Guard is opening the festival. Paul Fraser's My Brothers is also worth watching out for, but that film premiered way back in July 2010 at the Galway Film Fleadh. I suppose the new film by David Hare is something of an event (yeah, I can hear you hooting with excitement). This is, however, an extraordinarily underwhelming line-up.
It seems that the collapse has now become too conspicuous to ignore. Last Sunday, the admirable Jason Solomons, gregarious film watcher for The Observer, stuck his neck out and declared: "The world's longest-running film festival is in peril and there appears little can be done as the start date of 15 June approaches." Jason points out that one of the festival's supposed big films, Lucy Walker's Countdown to Zero, actually made its UK debut at Edinburgh last year (its world premiere was a full 13 months ago at Cannes). He also notes that the festival has ditched the Michael Powell award for best British film.
Once one of the world's great cultural events, The Edinburgh International Film Festival now looks like a mid-ranking (at best) provincial knees-up. No doubt, punters, press and film-makers will still enjoy the bohemian atmosphere of the adorable Filmhouse cinema. Pints will still be consumed in the lovely bars of the UK's most attractive city. But something important has been lost. In an era of funding cuts, it will be a challenge to turn things around for next year.
It is customary to end such pieces with a jaunty line in the vein of "I'll tell you how it all works out in a few weeks." But, I'm afraid it doesn't look as if there is any reason for The Irish Times to attend this year. Boo!


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Hello. You have done a good job by bringing this to the forum. There is a possibility of a
. But you should also consider something called as eye tics. These are not so uncommon in infants. You may need to get an EEG done. A video EEG is preferred. It has the advantage of letting us see the brain waves during such an episode or up rolling of eyes. Did he have any significant birth complications?
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I'm thrilled to read your post! I'm looking for a cause for my problem, and while doctors are currently contemplating a possible heart-related cause, a friend (a doctor) recently suggested "focal seizure" or partial seizure. In the typical list of symptoms of partial seizure, the sufferer is said to be unable to speak or has involuntary movements. That is not me. I remain able to take my pulse and take stock of other symptoms, plus describe what's happening, as it's happening.
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Psychiatric illness, gastrointestinal conditions or pinched nerves can all cause
. Seek professional help. I sincerely hope it helps. Take care and good luck!
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Other times I have spinal jerks with these
(sometimes severe). It takes several days to recover from severe episode. One
left my complete right side stiff for days ( I drug my leg to walk). I have never had cigarettes, drugs, alcohol, abuse of any kind and I'm healthy other wise. For some reason some grocery stores, Sams and Wal-Mart trigger symptoms. Neuro/Doctors always act stumped or try to quiz me for abuse etc. since EEG came back good, I was symptom free during EEG.
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Hi I also have complex
seizures which are being controlled w/anti
meds. Along w/1000 ml of Keppra I am taking 400 ml of Lamictal. I have a meningioma in the left petrous apex, meckle's cave and clivas... I had gamma knife radiation in 2002 and the tumor went from 2.6 x 2.2 x1.0 cm to 2.0 x 2.0 x .9 presently. The only symptoms I had at the time of diagnosis was left sided facial tingling. I now have epilepsy, trigeminal pain and severe headaches...
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From your
it appears like your
activity is not controlled with the medication.
(convulsions) activity means that electrical activity is initiated in the brain which results in convulsions. Repeated convulsions can cause hypoxemia (decreased oxygen) supply to the brain, hence they need to be controlled. An EEG (electroencephalogram) can help confirm this. You may dosage needs to be changed or you may need more than one medication to treat the seizures.
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MD states that it is most definitely seizure activity/disorder. His
are so vague, though, that we often don't know when he is having a
, or what to do. We only seem to know for sure that he had a seizure after the fact, because he sleeps 3-7 hours. He will sometimes complain of crushing headache, frequently nauseated, sometimes vomit, sometimes blurry vision (?), but never are the symptoms the same from time to time.
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Most neurologists will consider weaning anti-
meds after 1-3 years
free, if the MRI and EEG are normal. The chance of being weaned off meds goes down for everything that is abnormal. My dau. is on depakote and lamictal for partial sz, which is what it sounds like your son has. Partial seizures may be harder to control than other kinds of sz that kids get, but every case is different.
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I'm not sure if
disorder and epilepsy are the same these days? I'm a 43 year old female, no history of seizures, 2 year survivor of breast cancer, which made the discovery of benign cysts in my left temporal lobe. 6 months ago I started having severe headaches with almost stroke like symptoms with neurological deficits associated with them as well as an elevation in my stress levels. All my doctors tell me I have more stress in my life than they've seen in a while.
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When I was in my neurologist's office for these results she mentioned that she felt I might be depressed and that this might be causing these
. Less than week later I had a petimal
in my sleep that required emergency care. I go back to the neurologist in a few days but am stir crazy about what could be going on inside my head. I am taking Topamax to help. I was taking Ativan but could not deal with how "slow" it made me feel.
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My thoughts are possibly Simple Partial Seizures leading into a Complex
. However; she still has a lot of
of Psychogenic Seizures and somewhat of a Secondary Generalized Seizure. The biggest factor that throws me off is the duration of these "attacks." Please, what are your thoughts or opinions on this case? If you have any more questions of detail, please let me know, Thank You.
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The siezure rate in MS, though, I do not think is higher than the general population. Zilla, I agree that it sounds like a
. If your consciousness was affected at all (your awareness and memory of the episode) it would be classified as a "partial complex seizure." I certainly think your doctor should hear about it. However, FATIGUE is one of the biggest, if not the biggest (other than missing meds) trigger of seizures. Bad Girl! Bad Girl!
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Hello everyone, I am new here, I have been on the MS and Lyme forum but have had some questions regarding the type of seizures that I have. I was dx'd with simple
seizures after having 5 abnormal EEG's. According to my Neuro. .. the slurred speech that I have had that would last up to two weeks long are a seizure, and that my brain is misfiring and getting stuck for two weeks. Just wondering if any of you have ever heard of that?
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Let me know if this helps you any.
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yes - lamectal, keppra, prozac, adderall
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left temporal lobe area. with speech and memory being the worst of
. Does medicine really help with these symptoms. Is there a standard type outcome. Do people get better? Is it progressive? what happens if one doesn't take the medicine, is there a chance for further damage?
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Without the ability to examine and obtain a history, I can not tell you what the exact cause of the
is. However I will try to provide you with some useful information. Nonepileptic seizures can occur in people with true epilepsy. Unless the video EEG captures your "seizure", it would be difficult to say if it is negative or not. Additionally, EEG is only as good as the location of the seizure.
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upon awakening due not sound like a
. If you have concerns perhaps seeing a specialist at an academic center would be reasonable. Good luck.
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Well she had an EEG and it showed abnormal waves on her left side, They say she is having
seizures. She was probably having them before. (so the
did have something to do with her AVM) They put her on Trileptal. She has been on it for 1 week. We are not seeing any changes yet, but I know it can take a couple weeks. We are waiting patiently. We have the best Doctors. All of them have been great.
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They can be divided into generalized and
seizures. Any
is usually accompanied by loss of consciousness after an attack called as post-ictal period, eneuresis during the attack etc. In your case you did not mention about all these symptoms, also there is a clear cut relationship between external stimuli and occurrence of jerks or seizures. We need to differentiate between panic attacks, pseudo seizures and epilepsy.
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First of all, keep in mind that I am unable to diagnose you because I am unable to examine you, this forum is for educational purposes. All of the
that you describe are common in complex
epilepsy(CPE) (The epilepsy you describe is likley coming from the temporal lobe (possibly the left). The issue of can the hypogonadism be related to the epilepsy and the answer is yes, in several different ways.
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My 7 year old son was diagnosed in March with
disorder. This weekend, he called out to my husband, when my husband went to see what he wanted, he said Daddy I feel funny. Then he seemed fine. My husband seem to think it was nothing, I on the other hand think differently. Since this happened, he has been very aggitated at home and at school, quick tempered, very much off task, tired, and just not himself. His teacher and counselor also have noticed the change.
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Hello thank -you for reading. In december 08 I had a
, i guess what would be considered a tonic clonic kind. I experienced another one Feb 12 09. I was sent to a neurologist. I had eeg, sleep eeg and mri. All turned out "normal". From Dec until now I am also having these wierd sensations which are hard to describe..please bear with me. It happens most frequently at night, or im already in bed, although on occasion they happen during the day if im very tired.
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, abnormal heart beats with the
). I suggest you discuss your
with your epileptologist. You may need to be monitored on a continuous EEG with concomitant EKG to assess if you maintain normal sinus rhythm during your seizure. Thank you for this opportunity to answer your questions, I hope you find the information I have provided useful, good luck.
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Others begin in a specific area or location of the brain. These are called
seizures. There can be a number of
associated with temporal lobe seizures, a type of partial seizure. They may commence with an 'aura' - a feeling of uneasiness or sensory discomfort, proceeding to a period of staring, during which the person is conscious but not particularly responsive. There can then occur some involuntary motor movements and sometimes unprovoked aggressive behavior.
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I get this weird feeling come over me for no reason with the symptoms of tunnel vision, blurred vision.
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My neurolgist diagnosed me with a stroke-related
(since the
were coming from the same area of the brain as where I had my stroke) and gave me Depakote which stopped the symptoms almost immediately. I didn't tolerate the Depakote (many side effects) and eventually switched to Neurontin which I have happily taken for 6 months, three times a day. I have no side effects and the Neurontin keeps the symptoms completely in check unless I accidently skip doses.
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