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Say, in a fit of lunacy, you get engaged. Or the booty call actually believed all that "Ooh, I love you, baby" crap and, instead of politely going home and quietly awaiting your next half-drunk all-desperate summons weeks later, clamped on tighter than barnacles on the SS Minnow, and began using the most profane word in the hit-that-and-split practitioners' vocabulary—we—while babbling on about long-term plans that interest you about as much as becoming chief corral cleaner at Cowtown Rodeo.
Sure, if the season is right, you can drive around until you see a curbside wood chipper, and toss the second party in, then when the cops ask what became of the MIA mess, shake your fist and, with your best Charlton Heston delivery, bellow "Damn you, Bermuda Triangle!" Or chuckle, "Whattaya mean? S/he's sitting right here" and begin having a lively conversation with your sofa.
However, stunts like those only work once, meaning you're infinitely suspended in abject terror, horrified the very next pick-up podner could be another (soul-)Robbin' Leech. Back in the old days, I used to…er, I mean my former college roommate would simply move to another town, where the local Barney Fife never saw any of the alibi shtick before. But now, with national databases and DNA testing, you sneeze within 37 miles of a missing miscreant and some gung-ho CSI who looks nothing like Marg Helgenberger is convincing the judge that the next chair you'll be speaking to is the electric one you're getting strapped into.
At any rate, unless you enjoy the view from a cell window in San Quentin, there is another way to ditch the itch: convince the clinger to voluntarily vamoose via an "innocent" screening of some mighty sick (but enjoyable to the true junkfilm junkie) flicks.
Invited to a holiday feast with the parasite's parents, siblings and granny? Don't panic, Pat. Bring along one of these beauties, pop it into the DVD player, and insist the presentation is a tradition with your family, and you'll soon be chanting "free at last, free at last" even if you have never "been to the mountaintop."
Bloodsucking Freaks
(1978)—Much like the music scene of the prior era when you had hippie hangover acts on the West Coast and the Velvet Underground repping the East, the Seventies skin flick trade was divided, with the New York crowd cranking out a far grittier product, often labeled "ruff stuff." And although Freak is not hardcore by official smut standards, it does contain an abundance of brutality and defiled naked women.
(Hey, porn is in the eye of the beholder.)
Despite "bloodsucking" appearing in the title (it was originally called The Incredible Torture Show and rated X), this is not a vampire movie. Abetted by his dwarf buddy Ralphus, Sardu (Seamus O'Brien) runs an off-off-Broadway magic show—except he's not performing illusions, he really is torturing his "assistants." When not gleefully using a human butt as a dartboard and renting out slaves to severely twisted Manhattanites, the showman is obsessed with sticking it to a snooty theater critic constantly putting down the sadist in the New York Times.
I traditionally strive not to spoil the fun by giving away too many plot twists; but imagine how quickly you'll be sent permanently packing when your no-longer-future-in-laws get a load of Ralphus drilling a hole in a captive woman's skull so a nutjob can suck her brains out through a drinking straw.
Even Sardu winced at that one.
Ilsa, She-Wolf Of The SS
(1974)—Yeah, I know, Nazis are so politically incorrect, and every one is thoroughly repulsed by them. Which is why this movie was a box office smash upon release, did well on VHS and DVD and spawned three profitable sequels, the public having such high moral standards, and all that.
For the record, I am not condoning Nazi atrocities, just condemning those who self-righteously slam exploitation films by day then sneak off to see them by night. And apparently there are plenty of Ilsaphiles out there. Sequels don't get produced unless the originals are highly profitable.
Besides, those out to kill the messenger are taking their eyes off the prize. We're looking to DITCH the dud, not register for wedding gifts. Who knows, you might hit the quadruple bonanza, your target so repulsed by the mere title of said mopic, you're getting shoved out the door before you even open the DVD jewel box.
Severely stacked Dyanne Thorne stars as Guess Who, the Reich's most ruthless prison camp kommandant. Ilsa is not merely cold-blooded; she immensely enjoys her work.
And, oh, what a barrel of laughs her average day is, be it having a naked female prisoner stand on a block of ice with a hangman's noose around her neck so a table of gloating Gestapo goons can get their giggles as the ice melts and the prisoner is slowly strangled, or humping a male captive into exhaustion then having him castrated so he can never have another bedroom bolero.
Colonel Klink, she's not. Major Sicky, much more accurate.
To gain distribution, prison films always end with harsh retribution. So, how did Ilsa manage to have three psycho psequels? By subsequent producers employing the time-honored tradition of matter-of-factly pretending the cash cow never bought the farm in the prior pic. The producer of this, the original, is David Friedman. Etch-A-Sketch a mental picture of how that went over with his rabbi and the congregation.
Creepier still, according to the Psychotronic Video Guide, certain fanboys who encounter Dyanne Thorne at conventions are disappointed she's refined and pleasant. Hoo, boy.
Noted ditchologist, Dr. SWManor, prescribes either one of the above as a proven means to quickly turn that Fatal Attraction into a long-past distraction. If the pain persists, make it a double feature. Should even that fail to shake the flake, resign to your fate, immediately propose, and enjoy a highly colorful marriage.
Right up to the moment the first of 23 dagger strikes plunges through your aorta as you sleep.
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PORTLAND — A judge Tuesday reduced bail for a Portland man who is accused of exposing himself to a woman and who has told police of his intention to commit rape.
Steven Ricci, 47, was arrested last week on a charge of indecent conduct. He is accused of masturbating in front of a woman on a trail near Capisic Street on the morning of Aug. 16. He pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanor charge Monday in Cumberland County Superior Court, with bail set at $200,000 surety or $50,000 cash.
On Tuesday, Justice Roland Cole reduced bail to $50,000 surety or $25,000 cash – less than what the prosecution sought and more than what the defense requested.
If Ricci makes bail, he would be required to stay at his Brighton Avenue home except for supervised trips to get food, receive medical care or meet with his attorney. He would be prohibited from driving and must take all medications that are prescribed to him.
Deputy District Attorney Meg Elam had asked Cole to keep bail at $200,000 surety or $50,000 cash. Elam and the lawyer temporarily representing Ricci had agreed to those levels until Ricci's appointed lawyer, J.P. DeGrinney, could address bail Tuesday.
Authorities say they are worried that Ricci poses a threat to the public because of his criminal history and because he has described to police how he would commit sexual assault. DeGrinney, however, noted that Ricci has been convicted only of misdemeanors and that his statements about sexual assault were made years ago when he was trying to get help in controlling his impulses.
Ricci, who was born with cerebral palsy, is on disability and is trying to make an arrangement with a vocational rehabilitation program, according to his lawyer. Ricci has a house he bought with an inheritance from his parents.
Cole said he met privately with lawyers in the case and reviewed records about psychological treatment that Ricci has received. Cole impounded those records because of privacy concerns but said the material was very troubling. He said he understood that the defense's position is that Ricci had made those statements to get help.
"If one-tenth of them are true, he poses an extraordinary risk to females in the community," Cole said Tuesday.
"No," Ricci said in response. Ricci spoke out a few times during the proceeding but was more subdued that he had been at his arraignment Monday.
Elam noted that Ricci's criminal history stretches back to 1990 and that many of his offenses involved physical force or displaying his genitals. A jury convicted Ricci of attempted gross sexual assault in 1991, but the state Supreme Court overturned the verdict, she said.
Elam said that Ricci did not profess his innocence when he was arrested last week but did say he needed help.
DeGrinney had asked for bail of $30,000 surety. He said Ricci has a history of expressing bad thoughts but hasn't committed any of the acts that the prosecution claims he would. In this case, there's no accusation that Ricci tried to grab or threaten anyone, DeGrinney said.
DeGrinney said the victim got only a quick look at the man on the trail. She described that man as having dirty blond or light brown hair, in his 30s, and as 6 feet 2 inches tall. Ricci has dark hair, is 47 and is a few inches shorter than DeGrinney, who told the judge he is 6 feet 1 inch tall. The lawyer also suggested that the victim may have been inclined to pick Ricci out of a photo lineup because he had an odd expression.
In 2008, Ricci agreed to seek mental health treatment as part of a deal that led to the dismissal of a charge of violating conditions of release. DeGrinney said Ricci had some success with a treatment program, but Elam said Ricci has stopped taking medication that had been somewhat helpful in reducing his impulsive behavior.
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New Pics of Rooney Mara as The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Lisbeth Salander shows off her artistic side in the latest batch of photos that features Rooney Mara as the title character in Columbia Pictures' The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
The new photos don't provide any extra insight into the film, but they do a good job of keeping The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo in the spotlight as a topic of conversation, which is always considered a good thing when the release date is so close.
The first picture does a great job of capturing the spirit of the movie because, like the NSFW poster that came before, it captures the 'rawness' of David Fincher's adaptation. The other photos, with the exception of Daniel Craig's one-shot, look like Lisbeth was hired for the goth version of a fashion shoot.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo arrives in theaters on December 21st.
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We're two for two: Yesterday, both of the candidates in the race for the 20th Congressional District earned high marks from the NRA (although Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand nabbed the group's endorsement), and today they're both hailing the announcement of a new chip-fab plant coming to Malta! (Can they keep it up? Coming tomorrow: In press releases, both candidates agree that it's a lovely fall day.)
Today's non-dueling releases can be found after the jump:
From Gillibrand:
Today, local Congresswoman Kirsten Gillibrand, a founder of the bipartisan Congressional High Tech Caucus, released the following statement in response to the news that AMD will be splitting and expanding operations with a focus on building a new chip fab plant in Malta.
"Today's announcement is a major step forward in our work to make the Tech Valley Region a global center of excellence for nanotechnology and advanced technology manufacturing. Not only will the Fab 4x project inject billions of dollars and thousands of jobs into our economy, it will generate new research and development opportunities for our universities, attract other companies to locate in our communities, and help our existing small and medium sized businesses grow and prosper."
Congresswoman Gillibrand recently hosted a second annual Upstate NY Economic Summit in Saratoga County focused on attracting new businesses and creating new jobs in our region.
From Sandy Treadwell:
Sandy Treadwell, Republican, Independence and Conservative Party candidate for the 20th Congressional District, released the following statement regarding AMD:
"The confirmation that AMD and its investment partner will be building a $4.6 billion computer chip production plant in Malta, Saratoga County, is welcome news to all residents of the greater Capital Region and establishes a strong foundation for future economic growth in Upstate New York.
"The ability to attract another leading high tech manufacturing corporation is a testament to the high quality of life in this area – a highly skilled and dedicated workforce, a strong education system, the necessary infrastructure to support businesses, and a great place to live and raise a family.
"Many people worked tirelessly to bring AMD and thousands of jobs to the region. I congratulate former Governor George Pataki, former Senator Joe Bruno, current Governor David Paterson and so many people at the state and local levels who recognize the potential of this region and the opportunity for high tech growth.
"The key now is to build on this momentum. This announcement comes at a time when many people are concerned about the future of our economy and the loss of jobs at companies like Kaz in Columbia County. It is crucial that we continue to promote economic development and job creation through small businesses as well as large firms like AMD.
"Companies that recognize the great attributes of this region also must weigh the high taxes and high energy costs that families and businesses face here in Upstate New York. We need to act to provide tax relief, enact a property tax cap, lower energy prices, and break down the barriers that impede economic development.
"All of us are excited by AMD's announcement and should build on this announcement by reaffirming our commitment to creating an economic climate that is conducive to business growth and job creation."


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U.S. should coast into quarterfinals
The U.S. actually was just getting warmed up in winning twice in less than a 48-hour period, the start of an odyssey which extends across the country and will continue into South America with the Copa America at the end of June. Most of the starters from the opening win over Guatemala on June 6 were rested in Game 2 against Trinidad & Tobago on June 9, so they should be fresh for El Salvador. The U.S. national team plays El Salvador Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. Pablo Mastroeni (and Oguchi Onyewu) return from suspension. The only questionable U.S. player is Eddie Johnson, who performed as a substitute in the first two games.
El Salvador has seldom presented problems for the U.S., especially in Foxborough. The U.S. has a 14-1-4 all-time record and is 10-0-2 in qualifiers and tournament matches there. El Salvador has an enthusiastic, but relatively small, fan base in New England, but is 1-5-0 in Foxborough since 1997.
The U.S. is 20-0-1 in Gold Cup group play since 1991 and the U.S. should have few difficulties this time around, especially since the players are far from jaded, many of them relatively new to international play and realizing they have a lot to prove.
Coach Bob Bradley likely will return to the lineup, with slight alterations, which produced a 1-0 win over Guatemala The U.S. went with a 4-4-2 alignment against the Chapines, but it was effectively a 4-5-1, with Taylor Twellman the target man and Clint Dempsey roaming free between midfield and forward. The Twellman-Dempsey pairing paid off, as they combined for the goal. But Bradley expected a slugfest and thought Twellman could make the most out a game that would have little flow with his persistence and scoring instincts.
El Salvador will not be as blatantly physical as Guatemala was, and the Guanacos also will be more likely to play an open game. So, Bradley could switch to a true 4-4-2, which could give Brian Ching a start ahead of Twellman at forward. The Ching-Landon Donovan chemistry goes back to their San Jose Earthquakes days. Twellman's favorite partners are Pat Noonan and Steve Ralston, but he has seldom been on the field with them for the U.S.; and, Ralston went the distance against T&T, so he probably will be rested in this game.
Johnson also factors into the equation: He is the hottest scorer among U.S. players, and he is a Donovan favorite.
The U.S. is usually able to dominate Central American foes through physicality and speed, and those should be defining factors against an El Salvador team which depends a little too much on former MLSers Ronald Cerritos and Eliseo Quintanilla, who is suspended for this game. Another major difference between the U.S. and CONCACAF foes is goalkeeping, and Tim Howard is a more dominating presence than El Salvador's Juan Jose Gomez or his possible replacement, Dagoberto Portillo.
The other distinguishing factor in favor of the U.S. is organization. Labor issues long have been settled, the team is playing at home, and the players are focused. This reflects in composed performances. The players have developed confidence and poise, the Europe-based performers leading the way.
Benny Feilhaber will continue getting his chance to direct the midfield, with Michael Bradley or Mastroeni in support. Carlos Bocanegra has taken on the leadership role as captain, and will pair with Onyewu in central defense. Jonathan Bornstein and Frankie Hejduk provide mobility as outside backs. And DaMarcus Beasley, Dempsey and Donovan are mostly allowed to run free.
Bradley has been successful tactically since taking over as U.S. coach, the only blip on his screen a 0-0 tie with Guatemala in Frisco, Texas, in March. Twellman fell ill before that match, and did not play. But Bradley learned from the result and knew what the U.S. had to do against a revived and purposeful Guatemala team in the Gold Cup.
But the first round of the Gold Cup is strictly a warmup act. Things start getting serious in the quarterfinals, and that will be the first of Bradley's true tests.
Frank Dell'Apa is a soccer columnist for The Boston Globe and ESPN.


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ROCKHOUNDS: Forsythe's single gives Hounds 4-3 comeback win
Published 6:29 pm, Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Another opposing starting pitcher gave the Midland RockHounds fits on Tuesday night.
But even after being held scoreless for six innings by Corpus Christi left-hander Tommy Shirley, the RockHounds again found a way to win.
Midland catcher Blake Forsythe hit a single to left-center field with two outs in the ninth inning to score Dusty Coleman from second for the game-winning RBI in a 4-3 victory in front of 3,106 at Security Bank Ballpark.
The victory ended a three-game slide for the RockHounds (30-27) and also kept the Hooks (29-28) winless at Security Bank Ballpark in five games this season. Midland is now 3 ½ games behind Frisco in the Texas League South Division first half standings with 13 games remaining.
"You are always in the game, and that's the thing about baseball, you are always there," said Forsythe, who was 1-for-4 on the night. "You can't really give up."
Forsythe, like much of the Midland lineup on Tuesday, struggled against Shirley, who entered the game second in the Texas League in earned run average at 1.54.
Through seven innings, the big left-hander gave up two hits and one walk, and retired 10 straight to start the game. One of those two hits was a solo home run by Josh Whitaker, his ninth of the season, in the seventh. Shirley gave way to the Hooks bullpen in the eighth with Corpus Christi up 2-1.
"We didn't perform particularly well against Shirley, but the young man has electric stuff," RockHounds manager Aaron Nieckula said. "I see him being a bona fide starter in the big leagues someday, maybe even this year. I give a lot of credit to the way he pitched (Tuesday) and throughout this season so far."
Until Whitaker's seventh inning home run, the Hooks held a 2-0 lead as they scored two first-inning runs off RockHounds starter Drew Granier. But after that inning, Granier kept Midland in the game.
Granier gave up two walks and two hits in the opening inning, but he didn't give up a run over the next five innings and only had one hit. He also had seven strikeouts and three walks in that same span.
"Starting off the game, he didn' t have his stuff, his command was off," Forsythe said. "But I was more impressed with him bouncing back like he did and putting up zeroes until the seventh."
Midland's comeback started in the eighth as the RockHounds were down 3-1, but scored two runs without a hit in the eighth to tie the game. Anthony Aliotti scored with the bases loaded when Hiro Nakajima was hit on the top of his batting helmet by a pitch from Andrew Robinson. Two batters later, Forsythe scored on an error at third by Jonathan Meyer to tie the game at 3.
Midland reliever Seth Frankoff came on with two runners on in the top of the ninth and retired the side to keep the game tied.
In the bottom half of the inning, Dusty Coleman reached with one out when he was also hit by a Robinson pitched. He later advanced to second on a ground out, setting the stage for Forsythe's game-winning hit.
"Our guys did a good job of getting on base, battling and grinding," Nieckula said. "We didn't necessarily execute extremely well but we hung in there. Granier and the bullpen did a great job of keeping us in the game, keeping us within striking distance and we came up with a big win."
HOUNDS BITES: Delino DeShields Jr. and Nolan Fontana, the first two hitters in Corpus Christi's lineup, were tough outs on Tuesday. The duo went to the plate 10 times, and reached base eighth times. The RockHounds never did get Fontana out as he was 2-for-2 with a double and three walks. DeShields was 0-for-2 with two walks and was hit by a pitch. … DeShields is now tied with Midland's Billy Burns for the stolen bases lead in the Texas League. DeShields stole second in the second inning and has 25 stolen bases in 37 games. … Anthony Aliotti's on-base streak came to an end on May 31 in Tulsa. Aliotti reached base safely in 29 consecutive games, which is the longest streak in the Texas League this year. After his pinch-hit walk in the eighth on Tuesday, Aliotti has reached base in 31 of 32 games. Aliotti also holds the league's longest hitting streak this year at 16 games. … The Hooks made a last minute lineup change on Tuesday as Andrew Aplin was taken out of the lineup. Telvin Nash replaced him and hit ninth.
TODAY'S PROBABLES: Midland will send right-hander Shawn Haviland to the mound for today's game. Haviland is 2-4 with a 3.78 ERA. Corpus Christi will have David Rollins pitch. Rollins, a left-hander, is 0-1 with a 2.84 ERA this season.
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CChristi ab r h bi Midland ab r h bi
DeShields cf 2 1 0 0 Burns cf 3 0 0 0
Fontana 2b 2 1 2 0 Nakajima 2b 2 0 0 1
Tucker 1b 4 0 1 1 Muncy 1b 4 0 0 0
Meyer 3b 5 0 0 1 Whitaker rf 4 1 1 1
Epps lf 3 0 0 0 Matthes lf 4 0 0 0
Perdomo ph 0 1 0 0 Marte 3b 4 0 0 0
Heras lf 1 0 0 0 Coleman ss 3 1 2 0
Mier ss 4 0 1 0 Head dh 2 0 0 0
Garcia c 4 0 1 0 Aliotti ph-dh 1 1 0 1
Cokinos dh 4 0 1 1 Forsythe c 4 1 1 1
Nash 1b 4 0 0 0
Totals 33 3 6 3 Totals 31 4 4 3
Corpus Christi 200 000 010 --0
Midland 000 000 121 --0
2 outs when winning run scored
E - Meyer (1). LOB - Corpus Christi 12, Midland 6. 2B - Mier (8), Fontana (17). HR - Whitaker (9). SB - DeShields (25).
Corpus Christi
Shirley 7.0 2 1 1 1 4
Perez 0.0 1 2 1 1 0
Robinson L, 4-1 1.2 1 1 1 1 0
Granier 6.1 3 2 2 5 7
Gailey 0.2 0 1 1 2 1
Dull 1.0 3 0 0 1 1
Frankoff 1.0 0 0 0 0 2
Perez pitched to 2 batters in the 8th
Gailey pitched to 1 batter in the 8th
Dull pitched to 2 batters in the 9th
HBP - by Granier (DeShields), by Robinson (Nakajima), by Robinson (Coleman). PB - Garcia (4).


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Yes, it is a bold prediction, but with the smug Rex Ryan finally eating his words after three years, Mark Sanchez looking worse and worse by the hour, and a running game and defense looking slow and aged finer than gruyere cheese, suddenly the exciting Super Bowl prospects of the New York Jets looks like the only thing their fans can be pumped for is a top 20 draft pick. Of course, the Buffalo Bills provided a fun illusion to grip onto starting the season so hot before getting swept by the Dolphins and finishing once again in th cellar which at this point they pay rent for and have a welcome mat in front of, but still they made strides, being just a bit less terrible this season.
And even amid the horrid play of QB Ryan Fitzpatrick after locking up such an exquisite deal for himself, the Jets now look like they have the worst quarterback in the division and the highest drafted, an overrated offensive line save for terrific C Nick Mangold and a running game and defense that are slow and dwindling.
The Patriots are the Patriots, they will win, and they will win big, even though their defense is awful. The Bills have seen encouraging play from young RB C.J. Spiller and certainly need to shore up their run defense, but are a few solid interior pieces away from a decent unit, this of course a team without DT Kyle Williams to supplement the efforts of DE Marcel Dareus for much of the season.
But now the Jets have receded into the bleakness, the despair of mediocrity. There is nothing more painful than being between 7-9 to 9-7 and not making the playoffs. This ensures that they are poor enough not to reach the postseason, but not bad enough to gather in a riveting prospect. There is nothing like a great draft to give a fan base hope, and after losing to the upstart Miami Dolphins even with QB Matt Moore having his worst output of the season, the Jets and their fans have little hope for a better future.
New York has several important players that are unrestricted free agents such as S Jim Leonhard, DT Sione Pouha, K Nick Folk, RB LaDanian Tomlinson, and WR Plaxico Burress. Locking up Burress is a priority, because without two stars at wide receiver and a solid tight end in Dustin Keller, Sanchez might just be the worst quarterback in the AFC since Kyle Boller took a snap for Oakland.
Of course, this is the point of view of a malicious Dolphins fan who will likely be disappointed once again in 2012 after a nice finish to the season and a promising draft ahead, and of course, there is nothing sweeter than plunging the harpy into the hearts of Jet's fans and eviscerating their dreams of playoff glory, but there are realistic and intelligent claims that can expect the Jets to finish at or worse than their 2011 record barring some sort of locker room miracle, front office splash, or the Bills continue to be well… the Bills.
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End of Nations is massive. This RTS MMO, currently in pre-alpha, will be able to host 25 vs 25 matches.
See just how massive End of Nations really is
Unlike most real-time strategy games, your success in End of Nations does not rely on your ability to farm resources. Rather, it depends on your ability to micro-manage units. There is no resource-gathering or structure-building involved.
That's not to say there are no resource points or buildings at all. End of Nations features capture points known as tactical resource points and tactical structures. By skillfully micro-managing your units, you can capture these areas and greatly increase your team's chances of winning. These will allow you closer spawning points so that if your units die, they won't respawn too far from the front lines–or they will give you extra resources to use on unit abilities.
Speaking of abilities, each individual unit has one that's unique. Commander abilities let you call down units and call in massive offensive strikes. The army unit abilities are simpler but still important, such as buffing allies or soaking up damage over time. You must determine the right time to use these abilities, as they can mean the difference between victory or defeat. A great feature in the game is a built-in talent tree that allows you to unlock abilities, units, and defensive/offensive structures that will help in combat. As you complete objectives, you are awarded experience to level up your commander. Using these talents, you can shape your commander and army to your play-style.
End of Nations has three factions. The Order of Nations is the AI faction. This is the faction you will fight against in PvE, and it will mainly feature boss-scripted events. The playable factions include the Liberation Front and the Shadow Revolution, and each contains different types of units that you can bring into battle with you.
Traditional RTS players might seem lost at first. It's definitely a different type of RTS, relying more on combat than economic advantage. End of Nations seems to cater to the types of players who really want to master micro-managing. If you are looking for a fun challenge with huge combat environments, you might want to check this game out.


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Ken Burns' America Collection is a compilation of seven outstanding documentaries by Ken Burns offer and anthem to the nation and its people. BROOKLYN BRIDGE, this award-winning film recaptures the drama, struggles, and personal tragedies behind the greatest of all achievements of America's industrial age, The Brooklyn Bridge. Largest bridge of the era, its construction entailed enormous problems and ingenious solutions.


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Charred Cauliflower
I don't expect for this recipe to get thousands of views, pins or shares (unless you read this as a challenge and in that case–go for it!) but this is exactly the sort of recipe that catches my eye. As a matter of fact, ever since my sister emailed me a copy of Charred Cauliflower, Toasted Bread Crumbs, Cornichons and Parsley (The Week, February 20, 2015) it has been open on my desktop just waiting for a dedicated head of cauliflower..
As the article states, "like kale and brussels sprouts before it, cauliflower is officially trending." I couldn't agree more and point out that both the Sunchoke and Cauliflower Salad and Roasted Sriracha Cauliflower Bites with Peanut Dipping Sauce are excellent examples of this hot vegetable. Admittedly, cauliflower is probably the last vegetable that I warmed up to. I was never a fan of the boiled cauliflower in cheese sauce that was ubiquitous in the 70s and for me, that just set the tone. But once I started roasting cauliflower (along with every other vegetable I could get my hands on) my perception changed and I became a fan.
This recipe chars the cauliflower in a hot skillet, as opposed to roasting, which imparts a subtle smokiness to the dish. The lemon-parsley vinaigrette lends a freshness, the breadcrumbs a crunch and the sliced cornichons…well, therein lies the twist that I so love. Chef Jimmy Banos of Chicago's meat-centric Purple Pig claims that "People line up to eat the damn cauliflower." Need I say more?
- 2 c torn rustic white bread (I used 2 slices)
- 6 Tbls extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, to taste
- 1 head white cauliflower or romanesco, cored and cut into ½-inch slices
- 1 Tbls fresh lemon juice
- ½ c sliced cornichons
- ¼ c flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped
- Heat oven to 375.
- Pulse the bread in a food processor until coarsely ground.
- On a sheet pan, toss bread crumbs with 2 tbsp of the olive oil and toast in oven, tossing occasionally, until golden brown, 5 to 8 minutes. Season with salt and let cool.
- In a medium bowl, toss the cauliflower with 3 tbsp olive oil, then season with salt and pepper. Note: Don't worry if some pieces are bigger than others.
- Heat a large cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat. When pan is hot, sear cauliflower until the florets are caramelized on both sides, 6 to 8 minutes.
- Toss the charred cauliflower in a large bowl with the lemon juice, remaining olive oil, cornichons, and parsley.
- Transfer to a platter and top with the toasted bread crumbs.


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Manchester Newspaper Guild members and allies turned out in force Sunday morning to show Union Leader Publisher Joe McQuaid that his callous contract "final offer" is beneath contempt.
About 60 picketers, 40 of them Guild members, marched and leafleted outside the newspaper's annual sports banquet at the Radisson Center of New Hampshire in downtown Manchester.
"It was awesome," local President Norm Welsh said. "I'm not sure we've ever had a better turnout, even when we had twice the membership.
"We know we got the publisher's attention because he detoured on his way to the event to come over to our group," Welsh said. "He talked to several members and their families. My guess is he was trying to see if the group was members or 'outsiders.' I think he was shocked at the number of our people and who they were. Lots of folks whom I doubt he expected to ever see on a picket line."
Members were so pumped, Welsh said, that "a large group continued to picket for about 45 minutes after we thanked them and said we were done."
He said members were grateful to be joined by so many allies, including Mark MacKenzie, president of the state AFL-CIO, state Rep. Tim Smith (D-Manchester), and supporters from the IBEW, AFT and the Postal Workers.
The Manchester Guild has called the Union Leader's final offer "the worst contract proposal ever seen." In addition to steep benefit cuts, getting rid of job security language and changes that would badly weaken the union, the publisher wants an 18 percent retroactive pay cut.
That's on top of huge concessions in recent years. Welsh said they've estimated that a top-scale reporter has lost roughly $30,000 in givebacks since 2009.
The local is in the middle of a 10-day byline strike by reporters and photographers to help draw the public's attention to the company's ruthless demands.
You can help by signing their petition and circulating it on social media. Go to the local's "Where's the Fairness?" website to find the petition and learn more.
"If we are forced to accept this new pay cut, that would mean we would have lost about 30 percent of our pay since 2009," the local explains on the website. "It would leave us making what we made in 1995. That's when gas cost $1.11 a gallon. A new car then would run you $13,600. A stamp only cost 32 cents. Imagine. Could you live in today's world on what you made in 1995? Neither can we."


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22 Apr
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On Medium I put up a new piece on how disagreements on the left over the Trans-Pacific Partnership are based on loyalties vs. ideology.
07 Jun
Posted by Kevin Bondelli as Issues, Obama Administration
The hottest news item of the last 24 hours is the leak of a memo revealing a top secret NSA program called PRISM that allegedly gave the National Security Agency direct access to the systems of Google, Facebook, Skype, Microsoft, Apple, Yahoo, AOL, YouTube, and PalTalk. This comes a day after the same Guardian reporter, […]
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The Generational Alliance is a coalition of organizations including United We Dream, GetEQUAL, Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)/Institute for Asian Pacific American Leadership & Advancement (APALA), United States Student Association, The Gathering for Justice, Black Youth Vote!, Native Youth Leadership Alliance, National Council of La Raza Action Fund, Local Power Network, Young People For, […]
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Join us on Thursday, March 24th at 4 p.m. PST for our first hour long #VLCHAT conversation on Twitter! We'll be tweeting with AZ State Senator Kyrsten Sinema regarding the growing number of SB1070 copy-cat legislation around the country and the rise of hate-speech against Latinos. Senator Sinema is one of the most active Twitter […]
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Arizona HB2443, passed out of the State Senate yesterday, makes it illegal to perform an abortion on the basis of the sex and/or race of the fetus. This legislation is designed to erode a woman's right to choose by using a foot-in-the-door strategy. Here is how it works: Arizona Republicans propose legislation restricting abortion rights […]


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by Ben Goldberg on September 27, 2013
Posted in: Electronic, Music
It's 11 PM on a Friday night. WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO?
Sky Ferreira just released a new single. It's called "You're Not The One". This is your new jam. (Shout out to MD Dyl!)
Not to be confused with "You're The One" by Ms. XCX:
But it's cool, Charli's got a new single out now too:
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All Swimming - Boys StoriesIt was a tight race at the Western Wayne Athletic Conference League Meet on Friday and host Belleville outlasted a spirited effort from a few local schools to bring home the team championship. The Tigers finished with a meet-high 458 points and just edged Edsel Ford (450) and Dearborn (419) for the crown. Fordson finished fourth with 182 points followed by Redford Thurston, Garden City, Crestwood and Redford Union. A balanced effort from Edsel Ford fell just eight points short of a league championship and the runner-up T-birds were led by Noah Kubitz, who turned in their lone first-place finish in the 100-free and a second-place finish in the 50-free. The Thunderbirds had several second-place finishes, including Mitchell Hall in the 100-free and 200-free, Zach Matthews in the 200 IM, Chris Matthews in the backstroke, the 200 freestyle relay (Chris Matthews, Zach Matthews, Hall, Kubitz) and the 400 freestyle relay (Hall, Zach Matthews, Jon Scott, Kubitz). Zach Matthews (butterfly) and Hunter Jackman (breaststroke) each placed third and the medley relay team of Chris Matthews, Andre Shestani, Max Rogula and Luke Garza also took bronze. Jacob Brassel (200 IM) and Andrew Assenmacher (diving) each contributed fourth-place finishes for the T-birds. Dearborn's August McHugh was named Swimmer of the Meet with first-place finishes in all four of his events. McHugh took first in the 200 IM and backstroke and was a member of Dearborn's winning medley relay team with Nicholas Hopping, Alex Green and Sam Mousigian as well as the 200 freestyle relay group with Mousigian, Jordan Kinsey and Green. Green also turned in an individual first-place finish for the Pioneers with his winning time in the 50-free to go along with a second-place finish in the butterfly. Other top performers for Dearborn included Quentin Bruce in diving (second), Mousigian in the 50-free (third) and 100-free (fourth and Dan Dziewit in the 500-free (fourth). Fordson's Ryan Yazback turned in the Tractor's best finish with a second-place finish in the 500-free. Crestwood's Anthony Delgreco finished fourth in the 50-free and the Chargers also took fourth in the 200 freestyle relay (Mazen Perry, Gabe Mazner, Anthony Delgreco, Mazen Hijazi).
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I've had a few occasions to be the man in the middle with parents and their children on this. As a parent, it's easy to see the parents' point of view, just as it's fairly easy to see why they think and feel the way they do. It can be very ugly and, unless you know how to do it, it can be difficult to be in this position (voluntary or not) and not asked to pick a side. In my experiences with this, I can say that I stupidly allowed myself to get dragged into the discussions, with each side "demanding" that I stand with them over the other; even though I found myself in this mess, I refused to take either side, choosing instead to help them find a middle ground they could both live with, something that's not easy to do when both sides have already taken very firm stances.
Maybe the subject of this thread is going through a phase, something a lot of parents say when their children start doing something that doesn't go along with their school of thought. In some cases, the parents are right - it is a phase but I also feel that if the parents are not going to help the child in question understand what they're going through and why - even if they don't agree with whatever the kid's doing - then the only purpose they serve is to confuse the child even more, driving them deeper into a situation they really don't - and can't - understand.
Interesting topic; I'd love to hear how it all turned out...
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My mom refers to my girlfriend as my "company", my "friend" and "that girl". My mother has expressed nothing but love and acceptance my whole life but this is something she and I have been struggling over. When I decided to leave my husband about four months ago with all intentions of being with women afterwards I told my mom that I prefer women to men to prepare her for this type of relationship but evidently 4 months wasn't long enough and although she knows we practically live together already my girlfriend had to meet my extended family with clenched teeth as she does not like being referred to as my friend. Everytime I correct her with a "mom, we're not just friends" or "no mom, she's my girlfriend" she acts as though it's the first time I'm telling her, rolls her eyes and goes on with this "you don't know what you're talking about, this is a phase" bullshit. My advice is that she evaluate what she personally wants without outside pressure. If it's women (which is what it seems like) she wants she could just play the denial friend card on her own and hold hands at x-mas dinner unlike us who are out and shunned.
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This is really cool. I've just posted my experiments in lighting with C2 here: http://www.scirra.com/FORUM/topic67369.html. Apologies if that just shows the URL and not a link you can click, I have BBcodes enabled but it doesn't seem to be working for me (no idea what I'm doing wrong as it previews perfectly).
I'm very impressed that you're doing the effect in just 7 events, I'm obviously doing it the hard way as mine are a lot more than that. Good work


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Victims' lawyer in Nov. 15 train accident says NTSB doesn't have all the evidence
Published 9:25 am, Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Kevin Glasheen, attorney representive plaintiffs in civil lawsuit - "The NTSB report is not admissible in our case.
We represent Richard and Heather Sanchez, Aaron and Laura Kibby, Todd and Laci King, Shane and Meg Ladner, Michael and Karen Lubbers, Daylyn Michael, Patrick and Sheryl Michael, Thomas and Kelli Pleyo,
and Thomas and Elsie Reichert in Cause No. 12‐15024 in the 116th Judicial District Court of Dallas County, Texas.
The NTSB has not seen most of the evidence that we have developed in our case - for example the NTSB does not even have the deposition testimony of the numerous UPRR employees who have admitted that their signal malfunctioned and have admitted that UPRR was negligent."
Raquel Espinoza, UP spokesperson - "Union Pacific is deeply saddened by the tragedy in Midland, Texas. Our thoughts and prayers remain with everyone affected. We embrace the National Transportation Safety Board's recommendations about community event organizers developing safety plans for public events. Union Pacific will continue to work with the NTSB, local communities and other groups on this issue."
Sara Higgins, City of Midland spokesperson - "Our reaction to today's review is overwhelmingly focused on the recommendations made by the NTSB. Though we have already implemented sweeping changes to our special events ordinance, the NTSB's expert opinion leads us to believe that there is more work to be done. The ordinance revision process has been ongoing, and many of the recommendations today will be considered by city staff and council members in future discussions.
The review and upcoming one-year anniversary of the accident bring back many painful emotions and memories, and our hearts continue to go out to the families who relive the accident every single day. Our hope is that those who have followed our story are still listening so that these recommendations can also help them hold safe, successful events in the future."


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Heritage - Gisborough PrioryIn 1119, the Norman baron, Robert de Brus, founded a priory for Augustinian monks at Guisborough, on land bequeathed by William the Conqueror. He founded the priory to provide a fitting burial place for himself and his family, and a place where the monks would pray for their souls.
The de Brus family generously endowed the priory with gifts and lands, including the manors of Guisborough (7,884 acres) and Kirkleatham (1,400 acres) and the tithes of ten churches. Other Norman barons later granted lands, adding to the priorys wealth.
In 1263, Henry III granted the priory the right to hold a weekly market and an annual fair of three days in the town, providing further income though rents. Owing to its privileges and ownership of much of the surrounding land and property in the town, the priory came to dominate the town and the local economy, and became one of the richest monasteries in Yorkshire.
When Henry VIII established himself as Head of the Church of England, all religious houses in England were assessed by commissioners, with the eventual intention of closing them down, and passing all their assets to the King.
In 1550 the priory was sold to Sir Thomas Chaloner who lived in the west range, before building a new home on priory land to the southwest. Later generations of the family cleared away the cloister buildings and much of the church, to create formal gardens, selling off or reusing the stone. The east wall of the church was kept as a landscape feature and the cloister became a bowling green.
The site is still owned by the Chaloner family and is managed by English Heritage.
The immaculately maintained grounds are open to the public with the ruins and surrounding lawns offering peace and tranquillity only yards away from the bustling town centre.
The Gisborough Priory Project, a local voluntary group, are working towards the restoration of the gardens which were created by the Chaloner family and which have been associated with Gisborough Priory from at least 1700.
The Priory Gardens site is currently undergoing restoration and is open to the public only on advertised open days when access is by guided tour only.
Visit Information for Gisborough Priory
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And I'm back with another baby-related post. I have been writing about baby clothes and sharing plenty of inspiration on my Pinterest board, so it's the right time to share some nursery ideas. Lately I'm very much into elephants and I like everything that has an elephant on it, that's why it made sense to me that the dream nursery for my baby will be elephant themed (aren't they the cutest beings ever?!). So here it is the inspiration board, with all the sources:
1 – dresser, 2 – rug, 3 – elephant night lamp, 4 – wallpaper, 5 – crib, 6 – mobile, 7 – rocker, 8 – ottoman, 9 – apple poster, 10 – pear poster.
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Nancy, oil on 8 x 10 inch board
Ottercreek, oil on 12 x 12 inch board
The four paintings done from photographs taken in the Sleeping Bear Dunes, Michigan, were intended as studies of sand. In Hat, an initially more realistically painted sand was overpainted with a gradient of titanium yellow.]]>
So, in the spirit of the season I got out some more varnish, mixed in some crimson and sploshed away. This is the first version.
And this is the seasonal development.
In this instance I am attempting to develop an idea of racial entanglement that goes back to one of my first inspirations for this series. The work in question is a piece of airport art from Kenya that constitutes a chain, carved from a single log, and featuring a head at each end. In fact, I took a swipe at making a version of such consisting of two ceramic heads, one negro and the other white, connected by an arbitrarily long steel chain. This chain, many tens of feet in length and rusted and worn, was to be draped over a remotely high and obscure support. The heads were to be at the same height from the floor and so arranged that they might collide with each other. I didn't feel able to bring this off and the project pends.
Along similar lines is this: two separate and separately colored chains which follow their own trajectories, yet cross and entangle with each other.
The rule is to not show an unfinished project, but in this case I'm making an exception. This because I'm looking for comment. For instance, does the layout say anything? How about the links?]]>
This painting captures the sunrise at the Hudson River in Manhattan. At 7:00 am, April 4th, the rays of the sun bounced off the buildings on the New Jersey side and then reflected within the Hudson itself. The early morning sun produced a different lighting than the midday sun in my Sleeping Bear Dune picture. In my Dune picture, the light across the picture is quite flat. Contrast is achieved by using bright complementary colors, red and green, blue and orange.
Here I am comparing these two paintings posterized to level 4 in black-white. The early morning picture of the Hudson River (right panel) has a more extensive differences in tone than the midday picture of the Sleeping Bear Dunes (left panel).
Yesterday, I looked at light and color combinations in various paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Many paintings showed pronounced differences in tone while others made more use of complementary colors.
An example of a painting with a pronounced difference in tone is Vermeer's 'Study of a Young Woman' (right panel). There is no point in showing the painting, copied from the MET website, in color. The cloth worn by Vermeer's young woman is a lovely cool light blue, not grey as the website shows. The photo of Vermeer's painting, like that of my painting, is posterized to level 4 in black and white.
Renoir achieves contrast in his painting of Tilla Durieux (left) using vivid complementary colors which is again not obvious from its poor color of the photo on the MET website. The wall behind Tilla is vivid red and green. Likewise, her clothing and rose repeat the bright red-green colors.
Thus, it seems that, in case of even lighting, complementary colors can make a painting more interesting.]]>
oil on basswood, 20 x 24 inches
Monet painted outdoors. A servant carried his paints and canvasses when he worked away from his house. At home, he diverted a stream to create his famous lily pond. A gardener kept its surface pristine, free of rotting leaves and insects.
Today, some painters work from photographs. Gerhard Richter painted from family photographs or obtained permission to paint from photographs in newspapers or journals. Peter Doig's subjects, as FT.com puts it " figures, buildings, landscapes – are stolen images (often carried around found for years on paper or in his head) knitted together into an imaginary world".
Like other artists, I also prefer to paint from photos – recently, my own, while earlier, I made montages combining my own photos with images from the web. Enjoying hiking and photography, I now go out hunting for motifs that appeal to me.
Here is a scene from the Sleeping Bear Dunes. Brave people run down the 300 ft high dune, and, as you can infer from my painting, climbing back up is a different matter, especially over the hot sand at 1:30 pm in early August.
A few more excerpts from the ft.com article on Doig who works alone in contrast to many artists who employ legions of staff:
"Besides, I'd hate to have anyone else in my studio, because then I'd have to do something like … paint. I don't want that. I don't want to be a business. I like painting because you can go in and out of it; the simplicity, the directness, the dabbling quality".
And, "Painters enjoy the rawness in historic painting, and the invention. That's what you see in Goya, Velázquez, Picasso, Bacon, Matisse, Munch … even early Pop art. That's what's lacking in contemporary painting. It's become very refined. I don't think there are people taking risks."
Finally, a comment that I am musing about,
"I've realised what I like in other artists' paintings is when they've been left open and not shut down. I'm learning to do that. A painting is a living thing. It's finished when it's let go, when it's out the door."
Doig, born in Scotland, lived as a child in places with diverse climates such as Canada and Trinidad, went to art school in London and now lives again in Trinidad. His art education may explain why he first became popular in Europe with shows in Frankfurt, at the Tate and now in the London Michael Lerner gallery. In NYC, his pictures cannot yet be viewed in museums – the two owned by the MET are not on exhibition. But that may change as Doig has now acquired a studio in NYC in addition to his studios in London and Trinidad.]]>
Out of the corners have come some pieces of ill-used Foamula that have caused me to ask: "What was I thinking?'. However they often still possess a pink reverso, open to a further assault. This new onslaught upon the as-yet unslaught upon seeks to answer some questions regarding the application of polyurethane varnish. Before, this varnish was apt to dissolve the Foamula and required a preliminary coat of water-based primer or paint on the surface to prevent that from happening. Since then, the composition of the varnish – at least the stuff I'm using – has changed. Unfortunately the new formulation is of a brownish color and more expensive. Fortunately it now appears not to dissolve the Foamula any longer. The old veteran boards are being pressed into service to see if this is truly so.
A design was drawn on the surface of this board and areas were blocked out with gesso, leaving the rest of the area bare. I then applied a hot air gun – the type used for removing paint. This caused the bare surface to shrink while the portions protected by the gesso remained relatively unaffected. I then tinted some varnish and spread it over the surface. It collected in the grooves and indentations with results that you can see. So far there have been no untoward effects.
In the interests of confirmation, I have tried a few more.
This was made the same way and with yellowed and silvered varnish. Something about it makes me think of a specimen seen under a microscope.
This one was painted over in black, so it's not exactly an experiment. I then applied a layer of purplish/white varnish and, upon its hardening, a layer of varnish with gold.
Finally, and apropos more to the culling side of things, is this old painting of railings on a snowy day. It had already received a lot of attention over time and I chose to hit it overall with whitened varnish as a final make-or-break gesture. The effect came out as creamlike, what with the brown cast of the vehicle, but it served to unify the composition somewhat. Not exactly a hit, but better.]]>
Many of the models are interesting characters, here is another one:
Recently, encouraged by Minerva, I stayed on for the afternoon session during which two models were interacting, a younger woman and an older one. Drawing the various poses of these two women, the younger one being protective of the older one, I felt highly emotional. Earlier that day, as I learned only afterwards, my mother had broken her leg – ESP?
This is today's last drawing.


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"The Master as I Saw Him" is a wonderful book, famous for its chronicling of intense spiritual experiences from the life of Swami Vivekananda, as noted by his disciple Sister Nivedita. Among the many gripping anecdotes that occur in this book are:
- Lord Buddha manifesting before Vivekananda, as he sat meditating in his room, as a youth;
- The bestowing of the boon of "death at will" by Lord Shiva, when Vivekananda visited the Himalayan shrine of Amarnath;
- His actual hearing of the divine voice of 'the Mother' at Kshir Bhowani temple;
- His experience of the Nirvikalpa Samadhi or complete mergence with God;
- The Swami's vision of an ancient Rishi (sage) belonging to the Vedic period (at least 4000-3000 BC), chanting Sanskrit mantras from the Vedas, in an ancient rhythm long forgotten;
- His encounter with distressed spirits who had committed suicide.
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Last Sunday Oakland A's pitcher Bartolo Colon pitched a gem of a game against the hapless Cleveland Indians, giving up only one run over eight innings of work.
Today Major League Baseball officials announced that Colon recently tested positive for testosterone, and suspended him for fifty games. As the A's have only 40 games left in the regular season, this means that Colon is done for the year, and will miss the first ten games of 2013 as well. Colon apologized for his actions and will not fight the suspension.
A week ago, Melky Cabrera of the San Francisco Giants was suspended for fifty games for the same offense. According to ESPN.com, Cabrera will lose approximately $470,000 in salary due to the suspension.
It is unclear whether Colon was tested before last Sunday's game or after it. It hardly seems necessary for a pitcher to take illegal supplements to face the weak-hitting Indians lineup.
I always liked Colon when he pitched for the Tribe, and I didn't blame him for making noises about testing the free agent market, as he certainly would have done in 2002 had he not been traded away. Let's hope he learns from this transgression and is able to return, healthy and supplement-free, in 2013.
UPDATE: In comments, IPL co-owner Stephanie Liscio points out that Colon's positive test surely happened before last Sunday's game.


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The Whig Party announced on October 19 that it will have at least three candidates on the Florida ballot for U.S. House in 2010. They will be Paul McKain, who is running in the 2nd district and had already announced; John Annarumma in the 3rd district, and Clayton Schock in the 20th district.
Florida abolished mandatory petitions for minor party and independent candidates for partisan office in 1999 (except that independent presidential candidates still need approximately 100,000 signatures). Yet despite the fact that any political party, no matter how small, can now place candidates on the Florida ballot with no petition, there have been virtually no minor party candidates for U.S. House in Florida in the last ten years. No minor party has yet had as many as three candidates for U.S. House in any election year. The Libertarians had two in 2004, and the Reform Party had two in 2000. The Green Party has not had any in the last ten years. The most the Constitution Party ever had in any one year was one (one in 2002 and one in 2004). The Socialist Workers Party has not had any.
The reason for the paucity of candidates for U.S. House is that the filing fee is more than $8,500. There is a petition in lieu of filing fee, which requires approximately 4,500 signatures of voters in the district.


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JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's chief rival in the March elections has told CNN he is not campaigning or focusing on politics as Sharon lies in a medically induced coma following a severe stroke.
"This is one of the moments you have to put politics aside, however briefly. You do what is right and decent for the country," said former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, in his first interview since Sharon's stroke last week.
Netanyahu also denied reports that he has expressed support for a possible pre-emptive strike on Iran.
Instead, he insisted he supports "diplomatic and other ways" to prevent Israel's neighbor from posing a nuclear threat that could endanger Israel's future.
Netanyahu was part of Sharon's cabinet, but quit in anger over the prime minister's unilateral pull-out of Israeli settlers and troops from Gaza.
In November, Sharon left the Likud Party to form a new centrist party called Kadima. With Sharon at the helm, the party attracted other major Israeli figures and was expected to easily win March elections.
Now it's unclear what the future holds, although a poll suggests Kadima would get the most votes even without Sharon.
Netanyahu said for now, he is focusing on Sharon's health, and "we are all united in prayer that he succeeds." He touted Sharon's military feats as a top Israeli general, and cited his "resolve, courage, and determination."
Netanyahu would not say whether he has changed his mind about the Gaza withdrawal, but said that in the end "I don't think time will judge Sharon harshly. ... I think history will judge him as the great leader that he is, notwithstanding the differences of opinion that existed."
"You see the strength and resilience of Israeli democracy," he said, adding that rivals shelve their differences at such times.
Strike denial
The Israeli daily newspaper Maariv reported last month that Netanyahu expressed support for a possible pre-emptive strike on Iran.
The paper said he referred to a 1981 attack ordered by then-Prime Minister Menachem Begin that destroyed a nuclear reactor in Iraq.
"I will continue the tradition established by Menachem Begin, who did not allow Iraq to develop such a nuclear threat against Israel, and by a daring and courageous act gave us two decades of tranquility," Netanyahu was quoted as saying. "I believe that this is what Israel has to do."
But Netanyahu told CNN he has not said Israel should consider a pre-emptive strike.
Instead, Netanyahu said he has argued that "Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons is something that is dangerous to Israel and dangerous, in fact, to the world. And I think we have to find the ways -- which could include diplomatic and other ways -- to prevent that from happening."
Iran has fought to restart its nuclear reactors, but insists it is not trying to build nuclear weapons. The United States and others have expressed concern that Tehran is trying to operate a covert nuclear weapons program under the guise of a nuclear energy program.
Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has also issued a series of statements calling for the end of Israel's existence, setting off a series of condemnations from international leaders including U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan.
"Not only does he (Ahmadinejad) want to erase Israel, he wants to erase 3,000 years of Jewish history and our presence and our belonging to this particular land. I mean, where is the Bible coming from, where is the whole of Jewish history, what is it all about? Yet we're supposed to be this foreign implantation that has no connection to this land," Netanyahu said.
Iran does not subscribe to the view that Israel and its neighbors must find a way to live in peace, he said.
Netanyahu said if Iran were to acquire nuclear weapons, it would endanger not only Israel, but also the West and moderate Arab regimes as well. Steps should be taken to "prevent that danger from materializing," he said.


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Peyton Manning Commercial
I'm confident you've observed the commercial presently with Peyton Manning giving a "heartfelt" pep speak on the benefits of shirt purchases and abdominal coaching. peyton goes on to say "if you're more than 23 and not inside the n.f.l buy larger shirts and forget about rock tricky abs".
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exercise is not just for all those below 23. the most efficient way to train is performing complete body workouts working with muti- joint movements. this will guarantee you might be burning maximum amounts of calories as opposed to bodybuilding workouts exactly where muscles are isolated and calorie expenditure is minimal. use multi – joint movements and total body workouts and you cannot go incorrect.
three. consistency- last of all is consistency. eating well and working out several of the time, whilst a vast improvement, will not bring rock tricky abs and smaller shirts. you should stick to your diet program and e?ercise plan. there are numerous temptations to take you away out of your goals but with hard function, and persistence, rock tricky abs and smaller shirts can be yours – guaranteed.
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New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez once said that if he could, he'd be more than ready to trade in his mvp awards for any team championship. quite simply, he'd rather win a championship than get an mvp award. such claim, with all honesty, is really tricky to believe.
regardless of how much they deny it, every single athlete's wish is to receive by far the most valuable player award. in professional sports, it is the ultimate individual prize. why? because aside from all of the glamour and fame, a tremendous and attractive trophy, as well as a permanent place inside the history books, being recognized as probably the most valuable player almost always brings a significant bonus. to put it differently, being an mvp is always followed by the guarantee of getting huge amounts of money.
mvps get gigantic pay raises
to keep a career, skilled athletes need to have to invigorate their contract on a regular basis. having an mvp award on one's resume is always the greatest bargaining chip. this is true for shaun alexander, the seattle seahawk's running back, who signed an eight-year, $62 million deal immediately after receiving the 2005 mvp award. had he not won the award, he would possibly continue to have an one-year contract of $6 million, which has to be renewed each and every year contingent on his performance. though earning $6 million a year is already remarkable, it's still nothing compared to what he earns now. allen iverson is an additional example of athletes who made out quite well after receiving an mvp award. in 2003, the on-court leader with the philadelphia 76ers signed a four-year, $77 million contract extension.
mvps get money-spinning endorsement deals
since everyone wants to emulate the most effective on the finest, folks appear up to mvps as their idols. marketers then benefit from this by attaching their brands and merchandise to these sports icons so that the products can readily reach their customers. for instance, even prior to he led his team to a super bowl victory, indianapolis colts gunslinger Payton Manning was already making a lot of money as an advertising pitchman for ad campaigns including sprint, nextel, sony and reebok. apart from his annual player salary of $15 million, he said to be earns more than $12 million each year in endorsements.
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Gossip Girl Updates: Latest on Chair, DerenaSteve Marsi at . Comments
Are Chuck and Blair going to be together on Gossip Girl this upcoming season? Maybe at some point? What about Dan and Serena when the show returns September 13?
E! Online offers the following updates on the two couples in its spoiler Q&A:
Q: Please, some good Gossip Girl news! I heard that Clémence Poesy (Eva) is going to be a series regular now. Please say that's not so! I want hope for Chuck and Blair.
A: Sources say Clémence Poésy is not a series regular for the coming season, and Blair does not have a new love interest in the works. So maybe that's ... something?!
Ed and Clemence in New York last week.
While fans' hopes for a Chair reconciliation should be tempered, at least in the early going, there is definitely hope, despite the addition of Mr. Bass' new European lady love.
In other news, those photos of Dan and Vanessa pushing around a stroller? Rumor has it that's Dan's actual baby! Shocked they're going through with that storyline. You?
Q: Will Dan and Serena be together when this season starts?
A: The latest is I'm hearing is no, they will not be. Can't imagine what she doesn't see in her sorta-kinda half brother soon to be with child!
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2009 Pininfarina B0 Electric Vehicle at Paris Auto Show
Pininfarina CEO Andrea Pininfarina was reportedly hard at work in finalizing his company's first production electric vehicle. Dedicated in his honor, that car - the 2009 Pininfarina B0 - was publically unveiled at this week's Paris motor show. Built in partnership with French battery firm Bollare, the B0 may look vaguely familiar. In fact, much of its exterior styling is borrowed from the Nara, an EV concept Pininfarina showed at the 2004 Paris show.
In the transition from concept to reality, some changes occured. Though designers saw fit to add two more doors - granting the hatchback a maximum capacity of four - perhaps the most noticeable feature of the production-intent B0 are its solar cells. Placed not only across the city car's entire roof but also its front fascia, the cells actually serve to recharge the car's battery pack.
That pack comes courtesy of Bollare, which has toiled away on its own battery design for the past fifteen years. Like most other contemporary EV batteries, Bollore's are lithium-ion cells, but are constructed in a different manner. Rather than sandwiching thick conductors and electrolyte, Bollare's battery uses thin films, allowing a smaller battery. Despite the battery's size, Pininfarina says the B0 has a range of approximately 153 miles, a recharge time of only a few hours, and a top-end of 80 mph.
Pininfarina excitedly insists the B0 is a production-ready vehicle, not a concept - plans to put the EV into limited production by the fall of 2009 seem to indicate they're serious. Though we've not heard official pricing, early reports suggested the B0 should cost approximately $23,000 - though that figure doesn't include the cost of leasing the lithium-ion battery packs.
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Poll: Which color do you like most? Vote Now!
Author has written 5 stories for Grand Chase, Soul Calibur, and Armored Core.
Motto: Let go of your fears and subjugate them.
Name: Justin Lewis O. Bullozo
Pet name: Tino
Likes: Grand Chase, DoTA, sauteed bitter gourd with eggs, writing poems.
Dislikes: Shameful defeat; worthless fights; errands; being amidst a throng; and most of all, being disturbed when playing!!!
Hobbies: Playing, writing, sleeping, hanging out with friends.
About school
Favorite subject: Physics
Hated subject: Math
Favorite school facility: Canteen
Hated school facility: Bathroom
Personal issues
Answer: 3
Interrogator: What do you usually do when you're bored?
Answer: Play games, eat then sleep
Interrogator: Do you have a girlfriend?
Answer: No, cause I got busted.
Interrogator: Who is she then?
Answer: Hey, buzz off will ya...
Interrogator: Do you like fan-made fictions?
Answer: Well that depends...
Interrogator: How do you describe yourself?
Answer: Handsome, admirable, pimp, a little flamboyant and hot-headed sometimes, lazy.
Interrogator: Do you like lemo-
Answer: Just shut up with this stupid questions!!!!!
Interrogator: ok...
Randomness...('tis my favorite!)
I only have one OC and his story isn't much but here is the data.
Name: Skye Cyrus
Age: Somewhere around his mid20s... but is supposedly immortal.
Community: Grand Chase
Race: Half Demon/ Half Elf
Job: Ex Rune Knight and Bounty Hunter
Arsenal: Lance, Scythe, Runespear, Runes, Kinslayer
Likes: Candies and Coffee
Hates: Iron Dragon Soul and Rufus
History: A survivor of the Kounat war who is still alive due to his special ability to live a number of lives equivalent to the number of souls he's eaten. A top ranking knight and one of the four chevaliers from the Order of the Rune Knights who also collapsed against Duel/Void. Given the title of "Chevalier le plus honorable de supplice", he fought on the frontlines and brought down a lot of demons but was greatly mortified when the soulstone exploded. He spent his years living as a bounty hunter after a 100 years passed when he discovered that one of the souls he ate has an unbelievable rate of recovery. His journey with the Grand Chase started because of a childish fight between him and Rufus, another bounty hunter. His story carries on when he discovers a crystal that causes the blue flames of Lass and Rufus to react violently leading to a voyage towards the underworld where Rufus and Lass discovers his real and frightening capabilities.
Combat ability: As an Elite Rune Knight, he has high magical capabilities and mastery of spears and polearms. His runes are mostly composed of advanced runes that make him hungry and tired after cast. He is able to summon multiple runes at the same time and stack their effects to forge a new rune. He can also summon a rune weapon called Runespear. The Runespear is a weapon whose capabilities are based on the current runes that are attached to it. However, his ultimate weapon is the Kinslayer. The Kinslayer is his ability to suck souls and turn the empty vessels to stars. Runes can be attached to the Kinslayer to increase it's circumference and suction power. The devoured soul's former power can also be used when the Kinslayer or Cyrus himself is dead . The stars that the Kinslayer generates are highly magical and brims with mana. Its original form can be taken again when a soul is placed inside it.


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Have you written several APIs for web apps in the past? Then, just like us, you must have realised that you've been duplicating a lot of code.
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to share API resources (like user creation/login/sign up/etc) between projects?
But every project is different! So for this to work, we would also need to be able to extend these API resources...
And while on the subject, writing input parameter validation code is so tedious, wouldn't it be such a relief to get it automatically generated so that we can safely trust user inputs?
Last but not least, keeping an API documentation up-to-date is very painful. Couldn't we just keep it up-to-date by automatically regenerating it?
Our lives would be much easier on the server-side if we could get a solution for all these points.
This is the reason why we built FlatSurface: our attempt to help others build a quality API faster.
FlatSurface is based on NodeJS (restify) and MongoDB (mongoose).


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1. Re: time lineSteven L. Gotz May 2, 2013 9:43 PM (in response to 2013Monitor)
Double click on the sequence in the project panel (in with your video and image files. It should appear for you. If not, reset your editing workspace to the default.
2. Re: time line2013Monitor May 3, 2013 9:16 AM (in response to Steven L. Gotz)
Thank you very, VERY, much! It worked.
Since you are so kind, I ask you also: The sound clips in my timeline have
become all green and I am not able to turn on the small dots, which allow to
change the sound level within every clip. Any idea how I can return to normal?
3. Re: time lineSteven L. Gotz May 3, 2013 6:28 PM (in response to 2013Monitor)1 person found this helpful
You may have dropped the sequence on the "New Item button"?
It sounds like you nested your sequence into another sequence. If so, doubleclick on the green audio clip and the original sequence should appear.
4. Re: time line2013Monitor May 6, 2013 8:30 AM (in response to Steven L. Gotz)
Thank you very much for your answer.
5. Re: time line2013Monitor May 7, 2013 8:55 AM (in response to Steven L. Gotz)
One more question:
I have started a new project, and when I click on the "Insert(,)" and
"Overwrite(.)" icons, nothing happens, though it is possible to drag the clip
directly to the time line. Same with the transitions, I can drag them, but "d"
does not work.
How can I reactivate those keys?
Regards, Frank
6. Re: time lineJim_Simon May 7, 2013 9:24 AM (in response to 2013Monitor)1 person found this helpful
You need the appropriate tracks both targeted and routed for the shortcut Keys to work.
7. Re: time line2013Monitor May 7, 2013 10:03 AM (in response to Jim_Simon)
Yes, it works! Thank you for your prmpt answer.


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Suspected shotgun thief to face jury
Published 8:00 pm, Tuesday, August 31, 2010
By STACY LANGLEY
Tribune Staff Writer
BAD AXE — A 39-year-old Bay Port man will have a jury trial early next year following allegations that he forced his way into a home on June 22, assaulting the home owner and taking off with the homeowner's shotgun.
Frank D. Shivley is facing charges of second degree home invasion and larceny of a firearm.
Prosecutors allege Shivley and his younger brother, Nicki Shivley, 23, entered a home along Sebewaing Road near Owendale, where the two men assaulted the homeowner, 37-year-old Jason Hunt.
On Monday in Huron County Circuit Court, Frank Shivley appeared with his attorney, Jill Schmidt, for arraignment on the charges. Schmidt told the court Shivley was pleading "not guilty" to both charges.
The court set a Jan. 11, 2011 date for a jury trial that's expected to last more than a day and a half.
When police arrived on the scene following the incident, Hunt told officers he saw a vehicle pull into his driveway in the early morning hours of June 22. He told police he was afraid there was going to be trouble because of a personal relationship he was involved in, so he armed himself with a shotgun.
Shivley and his brother allegedly came to the door and Hunt instructed them to leave. Police report both men forced their way into Hunts house, disarming Hunt and then assaulting him in the entrance of the home.
Reports indicate Frank Shivley left the home with Hunt's shotgun and he and his brother fled the scene.
Huron County Prosecutor Timothy J. Rutkowski said Nicki Shivley testified during the preliminary examination in Huron County District Court. In return for Nicki Shivley's testimony, prosecutors entered into a plea agreement. Nicki Shivley pled guilty to a charge of aggravated assault for his part in the case. He is set for sentencing today in district court.
As for Frank Shivley, he remains free on bond set by the district court at $7,500/10 percent.


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I Think The Mold/fungi/bugs Theory Is RightI have had AP for about 8 yrs though I am much better for the past three due to all the pro-active things I have done to help myself-none of which come from the medical profession,I'm an all natural medicine lady! I've just completed a course of herbal medicine for a gum abcess and I had no itching during this time (I don't itch much anymore anyway) -I am sure it is because I have killed off a load of bad bugs in my system(also cured the abcess too).I had a hair analysis which said I was sensitive to mould/candida/streptococcus plus some preservatives.I am going to try Ozone Therapy with UV Irradiation-this should kill off a whole lot more bugs in my blood and hopefully put paid to this curse once and for all.I go tomorrow so will report back with conclusion.I take Vit D daily too-5000iu-took 10,000iu in the early days and I am sure this helped a lot-UV exposure increases the amount of Vit D in your skin radically.
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What does the the tanning do and why does it give relief?
I have found laying in the tanning bed has helped mine tremendsouly!!!! So much so that I bought a good used bed to keep in my home. I wouldn't make it without it.


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