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The 20-year-old actor has reportedly written a pilot for the Disney Channel called, "The Little Leftover Witch" — based on the children's book of the same title by Florence Laughlin — according to the site.
The series, which is about to begin shooting, centers around a little witch who was welcomed into a family after crash-landing on her broom, Deadline reports.
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In addition to the Disney pilot, Chris also penned an indie comedy titled "Struck By Lightning," which he will reportedly shoot over the summer after wrapping production on the second season of "Glee" and joining the cast on tour, according to the site.
As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, the small screen star was revealed as one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world on Thursday, alongside many Hollywood notables including Amy Poehler, Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, Colin Firth, "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner and Matt Damon.
"Glee's" Dianna Agron spoke highly of her co-star, telling the mag, "Chris, 20, lives by extreme truth, speaking out against the epidemic of bullying that he, too, faced in high school. The honesty that he infuses into his 'Glee' character, Kurt, leaves you reeling."
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Ethan Palmer says:
I like your point. If they brought in a solid guy like Beasley or even Jefferson (which would be amazing) we would pretty much be unstoppable. It seems like every team is improving this offseason (except for the Cavs) and we are at a standstill. No I will rephrase that we are going downhill. Signing Jermaine O'neal is like singing a crappier version of Sheed. Also how did Danny let TA go? He is honest to God the best perimeter defender on the team.
Brewer signed 3 years, $12 million. Celtics never could have matched that or really come close. Celtics need someone to come in at the veteran min who will take less money to compete for a title. Right now, why would guys do that when there are teams out there (Bulls, Magic) that can offer more money and the same chance?
What moves has Danny not made that he should have? Al Jefferson was never an option - how could he ever have been paid here? Al makes I think $12-14 million - Celtics are over the luxury tax, which means double that. Is that a smart move? Beasley - what has anyone seen from him since college to make you think he can play in the NBA? Guys got benched by a bad team in the playoffs.
The only real move Danny has left to bring in any talent is trading Sheed's contract. Any failures were not this offseason - they were failing to bring in Maggette after '08, or Grant Hill last year. Right now though, his hands are tied. Too many teams that will be competitive have money to spend.
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@ Anonymous 3:38 Celtics offered Brewer similar deal but Brewer rejected it and signed with the Bulls. His reason for going there was that he would play with Boozer and Korver again. Also, he will start for the Bulls - he'd be off the bench in Boston.
Spot on with this. Personally I think Sheed was more productive than Marbury. Why draft a guard if you're gonna resign Nate Robinson to that ridiculous contract to play 15 minutes a night. If they don't acquire Josh Howard at this point this bench will be worse than the one in 2009, and we all know how horrendous that was.
Some people, somewhere, are saying "Danny's a genius." Wrong.
I guess pay Janning to come here sigh
Keep an eye on this Morgan kid if all else fails
JR says:
Yeah I would agree that 'Sheed was more productive than Marbury.
What I keep coming back to was our bench in '08 was Posey, House, PJ, Powe, Tony, Baby and Cassell, while in 2010 we still had Tony and Baby, but had lost Posey, House, Powe, PJ, and Cassell and only added Rasheed (in terms of players Doc would play in the 8 man rotation).
I have to think that if Danny had just added (or kept) the slightest bit more to our bench, we'd be 2010 NBA Champions. We were 4 points away as is. The Lakers were completely beatable but we just didn't have the weapons of our 2008 team. Not even close. And that's disappointing b/c you'll never know when we'll get that close again.
Edu Ellery says:
JR, I'm sad again. Don't mention how close we were... :(
Unknown says:
fuck that loss will always be tainted. if we lost absolutely legitamately and LA was the better team, i could deal with it.
dont see it that way...
Bohemian says:
Well, some people don't want to win a championship in 2011 and prefer to go to the Bulls.. :P
We still have some options: Howard, Barnes, Butler, Wright...even Morrison LOL
I have the impression that maybe they can't even use Sheed's contract because he may be back after all. It's tough to convince people to sign for the C's to come off the bench and for the minimum...
Face it,, The Celtics ownership are bottom line mentality. All the real contenders are in luxury territory. Granted everyone loves a bargain but the championship line is about worn out. $ talks BS walks! imo
How about somebody like a Roger Mason Jr. to have come off the bench and give us scoring. I hate Matt Barnes but he would be a very good fit in Boston with his defensive skills. Would there be a way to sign both (one being in a sign and trade). We then would have 2 good backup wing players, one defensive oreiented and the other offensive oriented.

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There's a new wrinkle in Alaska's hotly contested GOP Senate primary. With all precincts reporting, Senator Lisa Murkowski is trailing Palin-endorsed insurgent Joe Miller by less than 2,000 votes. And a source inside Murkowski's campaign tells The Daily Beast the senator may abandon the GOP for a third-party run. Shushannah Walshe reports from Alaska.
All the precincts in Alaska have now reported and Joe Miller, the primary challenger for the Alaskan Republican Senate race, is still leading incumbent Lisa Murkowski by less than 2,000 votes.
The ongoing battle for who won the Republican primary in the Alaska Senate race will come down to the absentee ballots, but in an exclusive interview with The Daily Beast, a source within the Murkowski campaign says they know of one possible legal option to pursue a third-party run. If Murkowski is not victorious when the absentee ballots are counted and decides to wage an Independent party bid, they might consider using this option, which the source wouldn't describe, but did confirm they were seriously looking at.
Murkowski is not a secessionist, which Alaskans know, and an aggressive PR campaign promoting her independence rather than the AIP may be her only route back to Washington this fall.
"We are going to take a look at them and see whether the option is there or not, but it's a decision she (Murkowski) has to make," the Murkowski camp source said. "There is an option I know of."
In a general election, Murkowski would be hard to beat. The camp said it would also be a message to their supporters who didn't bother going to the polls Tuesday.
• Shushannah Walshe: Palin's Prey Lashes Out• Mark McKinnon: 5 Lessons from the Primaries• Complete coverage of the primaries• Palin's New Man in Alaska"If she were to make that decision she would definitely be a strong candidate. She has a substantial amount of money left, and one would have to wonder whether or not last night's results are a wake-up call to less-motivated, moderate, middle-of-the-road voters who went home after work yesterday in the sunshine and thought it's not a big deal, she would win."
Although it's not exactly clear what options the Murkowski camp are now exploring, one possibility is running a write-in campaign, which would be a very difficult and unlikely option. According to the elections coordinator in the Alaska Department of Elections, Murkowski has until October 28 to file as a write-in, in which case write-in votes for her would be counted if the aggregate total of all write-ins is greater than the number of ballots cast for the first-place candidate, or within the range that would require a recount. In the coordinator's 14 years, this has never happened in a state race.
The other possibility: the Alaska Independence Party. Former Governor Wally Hickel lost the Republican primary in 1990, but won in the general by being on the Alaskan Independence Party (AIP) ticket. A third-party run could work for Murkowski as the Democrat's candidate is largely unknown Sitka mayor Scott McAdams, but she would have to overcome the main reason the AIP exists in the Last Frontier: They are a secessionist party calling for Alaska to leave the United States. Obviously, Murkowski is not a secessionist, which Alaskans know, and an aggressive PR campaign promoting her independence rather than the AIP may be her only route back to Washington this fall.
However, according to the Anchorage Daily News the only third party line Murkowski could run on is as a Libertarian. Since there is no other third party candidate running this would be the only option (besides a write-in candidacy) but the current candidate would have to choose to step down.
In a press conference at her Anchorage headquarters, Murkowski stressed that every absentee will be counted, "It ain't over yet folks. There are thousands of absentees that are yet to come in." But in response to a question about a third party or write-in candidacy she said it was "way, way, way too premature to even be talking about that."
And it could be weeks before all of the absentee ballots are counted. The deadline for absentee ballots to be received from the United States is September 3 and for overseas and military ballots they have until September 8th to come in. In both cases, the ballots must have been postmarked by August 24th, Election Day.
In response, the Miller campaign pointed to heat Miller received in the primary because he left the Republican Party and then returned in protest over a dispute with party Chairman Randy Ruedrich, stressing that Murkowski doing the same would be "an uncomfortable thing to do."
"It would be difficult ground to stand on. She loses the election and then says I'm going to take my marbles and I'm going home to be an Independent," said a Miller campaign aide.
Shushannah Walshe is the co-author of Sarah From Alaska: The Sudden Rise and Brutal Education of a New Conservative Superstar. She was a reporter and producer at the Fox News Channel from August 2001 until the end of the 2008 presidential campaign.


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You may remember Samuel L. Jackson's super fantastic cameo at the end of Iron Man as the one and only Nick Fury. Rumors are circulating that someone else may play the ex-Howling Commando next time.
Samuel L. Jackson strikes fear into the hearts of all right-thinking people by raising doubts as to whether he'll return as Nick Fury in the Marvel Avengers movie.
Jackson told the LA Times:
There was a huge kind of negotiation that broke down. I don't know. Maybe I won't be Nick Fury. Maybe somebody else will be Nick Fury or maybe Nick Fury won't be in it. There seems to be an economic crisis in the Marvel Comics world so [they're saying to me], 'We're not making that deal.'
Okay, the recession is hard on everyone, even Marvel. And it's possible his trippy turn in The Spirit left a battery-acid taste in people's mouths. But this would be a big mistake. Sure, Jackson may be using the press to puff up the fans and put pressure on the studios, but you know what? It worked.
Listen up guys, put him in the movie. He's an honest fan, who will do a great job. You're going to want an A-list cast in this bigger-than-life-movie, and this is not something to cut corners on. We want to see the beginning of SHIELD and the Avengers Initiative, and we can't do that without him in the next Iron Man. Well, we could, but would we want to?
Either way, if Avengers is supposed to be as big as everyone is hoping, it's going to need a nice long drumroll to get everyone hyped up. So let's involve the big dogs now, please. Stop cutting people who want to be involved and are talented. At this rate, after Terrence Howard getting replaced, we can't help wondering: is Robert Downey Jr. next?


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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 1:19 pm
Post subject: DEC. '08 DISCUSSION: Best Gift Ideas For The Food Enthusiast
The holidays are coming up (oh, really?) and this month's discussion gives us an opportunity to share our
best food-related gift ideas
-- from low-budget to mid-price to fancy.
What are you going to
for the food enthusiasts around you, and what do you hope to find at the foot of the tree, or wherever it is gifts are placed in your family?
I'll start with these three ideas:
- An
ice cream maker
; not very seasonal, I know, but I adore mine, I
use it all the time
, and I don't think I would have gotten one for myself (it was a gift from Maxence).
one-handed pepper mill
: again, mine was a gift, but every time I use it in front of someone I can tell they're dying to have one, too.
glass cake dome
. That one is on my wish list: I would love to be able to keep homemade cakes fresh on the counter without covering them in foil, which is neither green, nor pretty, nor convenient.
What about you, any ideas to share?
Please chime in!
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I have already delivered my pressies to family in Australia while there. They will open them together on the day.
I think my brother is going to love his. Foie gras, with a grinder of the salt and pepper and spice mix to sprinkle over it, a beautiful tea towel from St Tropez, fleur de sel, salty butter caramels, herbs de provence and a small bottle of sauternes.
My step father is getting a set of gourmet mustards packed into a lovely tin. 4 different flavours which I cannot remember now. Also chocolate and wine.
My sister has a thing for linen tea towels so I buy nice ones on my travels during the year and give them to her at Xmas. She loves it and takes them in to work to show a friend who loves them also.
Myself, there is so much I could put on a Santy Claws list, but I really have no room in my kitchen.
One of the best pressies I received were silicon spatulas from Rainey. They are used constantly (and have little Xmas motifs on them - so cute) and had an airing this morning when I made my fruitcakes. So practical and easy to use, plus cute and make me smile and think of friends when I use them.
My cookbooks from friends are also valued and I think they are a great gift. The pictures, the recipes and the fact that someone special gave it to me.
I am getting non food pressies this year, and that is fine.
I have a really old cheese platter and dome which I sometimes use as a cake plate and dome. Bought it at a brocante and have found it useful so many times for different things. Sometimes I just pile fruit or flowers inside it for my own enjoyment..... and so the cat can't destroy the flowers too of course....
If you cannot feel your arteries hardening, eat more cheese. If you can, drink more red wine. Diet is just "die" with a "t" on the end. Exercise is walking into the kitchen.
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 6:03 pm
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I usually get a new piece of Le Creuset for Christmas or my birthday, which is always a hit. I am not a gadget girl, but last year I recieved my Japanese vegetable turner and am totally in love. Other than that, I'd want specialty food I can cook with, like the Edam a friend brought me from Amsterdam.
I am giving Christmas breakfast to my family with homemade butter and pannetone, homemade chicken apple sausages, clementines, my favorite coffee and cocoa, with pretty mugs, presented in lidless boxes covered in newspaper and tied with a big red bow. I had to do something different for my in-laws since I don't really want to ship raw chicken. They are geting 1/2 of a smoked salmon, some local chocolates and California pistachios.
"It's watery....and yet there's a smack of ham."
"It's hot ham water."
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 6:49 pm
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Erin, might you share a link to a picture of that Japanese vegetable turner? I'm v. curious!
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 7:27 pm
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Our standard for holiday gift-giving are baskets we put together outselves. In them will be found fruits and veggies we've grown and canned, various mini-loaves of quick breads, and, for top of the list folks, maybe even one of my hand-built cheese boards.
These seem to be more appreciated than any store-bought gifts.
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Location: California
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 8:09 pm
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For the serious foodies on my list, I make a few things.
Sicilian fig bars - from my grandfather's recipe. The process is similar to making ravioli and it takes all day. We grow the figs, dry the figs, grind the figs and put Nonno's secret ingredient (ground black pepper) into the filling.
Fruitcake - using crops from our farm - dried peaches & nectarines, black monukka raisins and almond meal.
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 8:12 pm
Post subject: Food Gifts
I never buy gifts, they are always homemade and always food.
For my sisters it is a mix of dried fruit and walnuts from our trees.
This year I had enough cherries to make dark-chocolate dipped cherries, rolled in cocoa. I only give about half away, the rest are for me!
I also make liqueurs, but only for local friends. I usually bake dozens of cookies, but am not sure I will do that this year. I also sometimes make a stollen, but they need to be given the same day, or maybe the next day if I bake them in the evening.
Some of my friends may receive some chutney, jam or fruit butter.
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 8:24 pm
Post subject: experiments...
I love to experiment, but, being a single girl, I can't always handle all of the results. I love pomegranate molasses (for the uninitiated, it's just the juice concentrated until syrupy--I buy mine at a middle eastern shop or gourmet deli), and had the odd idea in September that blackberries and pomegranate are a bit like cousins, flavor-wise... so could one not make blackberry molasses? One giant bowl of overripe berries from the park across the street, a few unavoidable scratches, a heck of a cleaup job, and a permanently mauve tea towel and I was the proud owner of three jars of blackberry molasses.
Mom's getting one. I meant to give one to my aunt, too, but forgot. She'll get it next time I see her, as I really don't need so much of the stuff (lovely and black though it is).
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 8:26 pm
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Clotilde, when I was typing before, something told me it would draw you out! I was wrong calling it a turner, that was the name I was introduced to it under, it is actually a spiral slicer. Here is a link to mine, but it looks like Kyocera has come out with a great looking version that I think I must have.
"It's watery....and yet there's a smack of ham."
"It's hot ham water."
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Location: Wisconsin
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 9:06 pm
Post subject: DISC. OF THE MONTH: Best Gift Ideas For The Food Enthusiast?
The one item that I cannot live without and the best gift that I ever received is my Kitchen-Aid stand mixer. While not cheap it will last forever. I use mine most often for bread dough but it and can be customized with a wide selection of attachments.
In addition to baking, I'm also a homebrewer and find that a six pack afixed with labels bearing the recipients photo is always welcome.
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 9:12 pm
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I exchange gifts with several people overseas and use mail order which saves me standing in line at the post office, I can put the postage saved into the gift, and I help my carbon footprint. Clotilde thank you for the glass dome idea. I've just ordered it for a friend in the US and by adding an extra small $2 item to bring amount to $25, I saved $11 on shipping. I just know she is going to love it.
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 9:33 pm
Post subject: Vanilla Extract: Homemade
This year I am giving my family homemade vanilla extract, based on Elise's recipe:
I'm making it on Christmas Eve because I am traveling to my parents' and shipped all the bottles there (to save on space in my luggage and so the bottles wouldn't break). My family will receive instructions on how long to wait until the vodka is infused (2mos), and a vanilla sable cookie recipe I am developing for them. This way they will be able to watch the process of vanilla extract being made, and then make a recipe designed specifically for them!
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 10:34 pm
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Fantastic ideas
all around, thanks so much for sharing! Also, I admit I have garden envy -- I wish I could grow stuff to can and dry and grind and brew and dip in chocolate...
- How funny, I have
this spiral slicer
on my wish list! I'd never seen the model you have, and it's great to hear you like it -- from the reviews I've seen, not everyone manages to make these gadgets work for them.
- I've made homemade vanilla extract from Elise's recipe, too! I admit I plan on keeping it for my own use, but it's a lovely gift idea.
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Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 5:32 am
Post subject: food gifts
We give candied orange peels dipped in dark chocolate. It's actually gotten to be kind of a major project here. I am cooking the last of the peels this evening from 50# of oranges. The first oranges were peeled about two weeks ago, and are already candied, dried, dipped, and bagged up. We end up with about 120 bags of candy, but there are many people who ask for it year after year. On the plus side, our house smells really great in December.
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Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 5:35 am
Post subject: Benriner spiral slicer
I have one of these; I've probably owned it for fifteen years or more, and the blades are still sharp. I don't use it often, but it works quite well. The translation from Japanese in the manual is pretty quirky, so you have to be willing to sort out how to use it yourself.
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I have written a program for a quiz. I want to do a picture round but I am wondering is there anyway of placing an image in the JOptionPane.showInputDialog window.
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import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*;
class Quiz {
public static void main(String args[]){
String question[] = new String[10];//Declare Question Array
String ans[] = new String[10];// Declare Answer Array
int correct=0;//Declare correct for keeping count of correct answers
int incorrect=0;//Declare incorrect for keeping count of incorrect answers
String input;//Declare input for answers given by user
int n;//Declare n to be used as the random number below
Random r = new Random();//declaring r as a random number
question[0]= "Where is the Sea of Tranquillity?";//moon
question[1] = "Freddie Bulgara was better known as which lead singer?"; //freddie mercury
question[2] = "Robert Zimmerman is better known as whom in the music world?"; //bob dylan
question[3]= "How many teeth in a full adult set?";//32
question[4] = "Whose secretary was Miss Moneypenny?";//M
question[5] = "Who was the first person to reach the South Pole?"; //Roald Amundsen
question[6] = "The zloty is the currency of what country?";//Poland
question[7] = "What famous Australian landmark was opened in 1932?"; //Sydney Harbour Bridge
question[8] = "Siam is the former name for which country?";//Thailand
question[9] = "What do the letters DVD stand for?";//Digital Versatile Disk
ans[1]="Freddie Mercury";
ans[2]="Bob Dylan";
ans[3]= "32";
ans[5]="Roald Amundsen";
ans[7]="Sydney Harbour Bridge";
ans[9]="Digital Versatile Disk";
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Was "eye for an eye" law in the O.T. permissive or imperative in its nature?
What I mean here is that if somebody took my eye in that time and I were one of the Israelites, then I could have taken his eye too in an act of revenge, and later I would have no feeling of guilt as according to the law it would have meant that I had acted righteously, i.e. according to the law.
However, what if I failed to act in that way (for example, I was physically very weak and I just couldn't go to my offender and take his eye, or let's say I was simply a coward), would it be then considered that I didn't act according to the law? Would I then be considered a violator of the law? If not, then this law is only permissive, if yes, then the law is imperative.


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The films out on Blu-ray and DVD this week are loaded with '80s nostalgia, horror tropes played for scares and laughs, and two movies about a doctors with some radical ideas -- one of which is arguably the most disgusting film in a decade. Also in the mix is one all-time classic. Let's take a look...
Rachel Weisz stars as Hypatia, a mathematician and philosopher in ancient Roman Egypt, who tries to fight the rise of Christianity that threatens the wisdom of the old world. Sounds exciting. Now on DVD, watch the trailer
"Holy Rollers"
Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha star in this true-ish story about a Hasidic kid who begins dealing Ecstacy, a film that raises questions of religion and imperviousness, but more than anything is a study in escalated adolescence and some of the best work several of these actors have done despite a lackluster script. Now on DVD, read our full review and watch the trailer
"Human Centipede"
The most notorious film of 2010 comes to home video. If you've remained unaware of this film we won't ruin things for you with a synopsis, suffice to say it's beyond disgusting. Now on Blu-ray and DVD, go find the trailer on your own, we won't be a part of it
"The Karate Kid"
Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan step repalce Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita for the retelling of the beloved '80s karate drama about a young kid who moves to a new town and makes his bones by learning how to hurt people. Now on Blu-ray and DVD, watch the trailer
"Mad Max" (1980)
The film that made Mel Gibson a star, tells the story of a cop out for vengeance on the vicious buker gang that killed his family. Indie filmmaking at its very best. Now on Blu-ray, watch the trailer
"A Nightmare on Elm Street"
Connie Briton, Jackie Earle Haley and Rooney Mara star in this week's second remake of an '80s classic, this one about a janitor who came back from the dead to avenge his murder at the hands of vigilantes. The original launched the career of Johnny Depp, could Mara get the same kind of bounce? Now on Blu-ray and DVD, watch the trailer
"The Oxford Murders"
Elijah Wood and John Hurt co-star as a student and mentor duo who discover a murdered a body and join forces to solve what turns out to be a string of deaths marked by mathematical symbols. Now on Blu-ray and DVD, watch the trailer
"Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Undead"
A teeny-tiny indie comedy, starring Jake Hoffman, Devon Aoki and John Ventimiglia, about two of Shakespeare's most beloved buffoons. Now on DVD, watch the trailer
"The Secret of Kells"
This Oscar-nominated animated film, which takes its look from the eighth-century manuscript "The Book of Kells," tells the story of a young boy in Ireland who takes refuge in a monastery after Vikings kill his parents. Now on Blu-ray and DVD, watch the trailer
Adrien Brody and Sarah Polly are a pair of brilliant biochemists who learn the hard way what happens when you try to create half-human hybrids in a Petri dish. Now on Blu-ray and DVD, watch the trailer


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Two girls each born with one arm aren't letting distance get in the way of their friendship.
Despite the fact one of them lives in Indiana and the other in New Zealand, Sarah and Paige have developed a deep bond that began years ago when their families tracked each other down while trying to find someone going through the same experience after they learned the girls would be born without arms.
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We recently moved, so every morning now my dad and i take the train to work (the komuter now is quite reliable, whoever did that transformation programme with ikhlas i pray you'll be repaid with compounded ajr). This blog talks quite a lot about trains, doesn't it? Anyways, one morning we were trying to find a parking spot and there was only one left. It was in front of a pile of rubbish and under a tree. Not the best of places, but whatever.
I spent a full happy day at work doing..ermmm..something beneficial, im sure
And did not think about the car until i came back in the evening.
There seemed to be black stripes covering the car..when i came closer, the stripes turned out to be LINES AND LINES OF ANTS, crawling all over it. Arghhhhh.Blerghh. Bluekkk. I couldn't find any words to describe the dismay that i felt, so you'll have to forgive these un-tarbawi expressions.
Please don't let there be any creepy crawlies inside. I opened the door, and under the door was a whole swarm of them. T_T luckily there were just a few on the seat, so i could brush them off and drive the car home. I drived as fast as i could, hoping the wind would blow them off and didn't even slow down driving over some bumpers, hoping they would be bumped off like a rodeo on his bull.
That night i sprayed ridsect on and inside the car. The next day my brother took the car for a wash, they had to wash the engine as well because it was also colonised.
And i can swear that as at 4th january, 2000 hours malaysian time, some of them were still in the car. When it rains they disappear, but if the weather's okay they come out again, albeit in fewer numbers. These must be CIA-trained ants, experts in strategy and espionage.
But i want to thank these ants for teaching me a lesson in amal jama'ie (that's translated as working together for those of you whose mother tongue is english). I didn't know that small black squishy creatures could reach such a sophisticated level of organisation. Let's look at some of the reasons why ants are exceptionally good at teamwork:
1. They think and move like one body
In my twisted imagination, this is what i assume happened - An advance scout of ants go out to explore their surroundings. They spot the car and send back a report to their nest. The other ants all then receive the same orders: *SILVER CAR. LOTS OF CAVITIES FOR NESTING. FOOD CRUMBS ON THE FLOOR. GET YOUR FORMATIONS READY*.
And they all went out with one heart, when you see them you don't see individual ants but a horrifying, flowing black stream. None of the ants suddenly decides to drop out and take ballet classes. When they move, they move as one.
2. They communicate well
Ants are really good at communication too, hence their superb organisation. In fact, scientists have realised that ants produce sounds that are differentiated, that they actually have a language. (click here).
3. They specialise and complement each other
Some ants collect food. Some take care of the larvae. The queen just lays eggs. Flying male ants just pass on their genes and then die. Does this mean they're good-for-nothing hedonists? No, each is playing out his role according to what Allah has commanded. They're all f-ant-astic.
4. They don't backbite, backstab, or hold grudges
I think the above is self-explanatory.
To be fair, working together has its drawbacks and challenges. The ants might all be pursuing the same, non-optimal strategy (their strategy to take over my car was less than optimal, they were running on the outside of the car where there was a dangerous exposure to death by ridsect or carwash. A more optimal strategy would be to go up the inside of the tyres and up the chassis, colonising the car bit by bit from within. Then i'll have a real nightmare).
If ants had the emotions of human beings, they might be complaining about other ants. ('i can't work with him, he's been working in the rubbish heap for god's sake!', 'I do all the heavy lifting', 'that ant forgot to greet me with his antenna', etc.). If their nest was far away, it might take some time before the colony reaches a decision and gives orders to the frontline ants.
Nevertheless, the point i'm trying to make here is that when these ants work in single file, they can undertake huge projects like attacking a car. If it was just one ant or a small group of red ones, the big ugly enemy (me) could have just flicked them away. But a whole colony, even if it did not succeed in capturing the car, could bring disruption to the enemy's schedule, cause great distress (while i was driving home i felt like there were ants in my pants eventhough there were none) and also financial ruin (it cost RM35 to wash and vacuum the whole car. The carwash man shook his head in disbelief at the sight of so many insects).
And when they work in concert, they're even more terrifying than fire ants eventhough they don't usually bite.
So the lesson for tonight is,
A jama'ah of harmless black ants is infinitely better than a single black ant,
And much much better than a small group of tough and charismatic fire ants.


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Has there ever been a bigger upset in the history of NCAA athletics? Who ever even HEARD of Fresno State before June?
Those of you who had heard of the Bulldog school at the foot of the Sierra Madres are probably either alumni or hometown fans, and are probably still as thrilled by the baseball team's exploits as anyone, and are probably going to find a place for this one on the wall of your home or office. This poster commemorates the shocking 2008 NCAA National Baseball Champions (read about it here) with amazing style and flair, commemorating the victory in spectacular fashion. Published in a limited print run of just over 2,000, we were lucky enough to get an allottment of 50 in our warehouse, and are making them available on a first-come, first-served basis. It's not every day that a Fresno State Bulldogs poster comes along, so don't miss your chance!
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Everyone knows by now the Princess of Crunk&B's third album, Fantasy Ride, was released Tuesday to lackluster sales. Not only did it debut 3rd (when both Goodies & The Evolution shot to #1) but it was slain by Hannah Montana and Chrisette Michele. So the question of the day is: what happened. I have three theories below.Singles and Error - Ciara struggled to hit the door running with something catchy ("Goodies") and artistically different ("Promise"). I personally loved "Go Girl" with T-Pain and was even feeling the various leaks online - "High Price" and "Work." But I'm not the only person the industry has to cater to, and each subsequent attempt failed. She settled for the sluggish "Never Ever" and the heard-it-all-before "Love Sex and Magic." Too Big Too Soon - Fantasy Ride focused to be a 3-disc endeavor, displaying three sides of Ciara: sort of a crazysexycool-type format. Perhaps spread herself too thin too soon. Swagger Jack - I guess Ciara couldn't find the right persona she wanted to embody, so she dipped her pysche in a lil' Sasha Fierce. "Magic's" video receieved major flak for resembling the treatment Bey had planned for "Ego." If we want to get technical though, Ci had the idea of a multi-disc project long before Mrs. Carter, but i digress. So what is next for the once dominant diva of the Dirty South? A 10-city tour with Jay-Z. I'm not a back seat driver, so I'm just going to be silent and enjoy the ride. (pun intended)
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After serving up his third critically acclaimed album 'Horizons 03' in 2013, Darren Tate is back with two subliminal cuts lifted from this pioneering EP.
Following in the footsteps from 2013's 'All I Am', Darren once again employs the raw and lush vocal talents of Jodie Elms to deliver two more forward thinking productions 'Daylight Blinds Me' and 'Be You Be Me'. 'Daylight Blinds Me' can best be described as classic Tate, a beautifully crafted piece of music featuring lush pads, grooved fuelled bass lines and big room strings, all combined together with impeccable production. It will no doubt become a particular favourite with the global trance family.
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DuBOIS – Penn State DuBois now offers a certificate program that will introduce individuals to the many career opportunities in the ever-growing healthcare industry, and prepare them for further education in almost any of those careers.
The Health Sciences Professions Certificate program provides classes in health science and basic academic requirements for a variety of fields, without committing students to any particular job or specialty within the healthcare field. It will afford students an early look at their options and allow them to decide later what career path they want to take.
"This certificate provides a unique opportunity to explore healthcare programs and career options, while at the same time take courses that can articulate into a healthcare major," said John Blasdell, interim director of Continuing Education at Penn State DuBois. "We are excited about this unique option for our prospective students. The health care industry never stops growing and evolving, and that means there are always good jobs available in a variety health related fields. We want to help put people in those jobs."
Classes in the certificate program include subject areas such as anatomy, chemistry, nutrition, and more. The program also affords individuals the flexibility to build their own curriculum and choose classes that will fit their specific needs. The 33 credit Health Sciences Professions Certificate program can be completed in as little as one year. Additionally, credits from this program could count toward a Letters, Arts and Sciences associate degree, or other degrees, which students could earn in as little as eight additional months.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The leaders of the Senate Banking Committee on Monday released a draft bill aimed at bolstering the finances of the Federal Housing Administration, which has faced mounting losses from mortgage defaults.
Senators Tim Johnson, a Democrat and the chairman of the committee, and Mike Crapo, the top Republican on the panel, unveiled the draft they said would help stabilize the U.S. mortgage market by strengthening the finances of the FHA, which insures about a third of U.S. mortgages worth $1.1 trillion.
The FHA faces a projected shortfall of $16.3 billion due in part to defaults on mortgages it guaranteed from 2007 to 2009 as the housing bubble deflated.
The bill contains "effective reforms that put FHA on a path toward improving its unsustainable financial condition," Crapo said in a release.
Reforms in the draft include minimum annual mortgage insurance premiums to be paid by homeowners to improve the long-term solvency of the FHA. The agency was formed during the Great Depression mainly to help low- to moderate-income and first-time home buyers get access to mortgage credit.
The premium levels would be re-evaluated annually to ensure they cover expected risk from loans the government insures to maintain the FHA capital reserve ratio.
The draft bill did not say how much revenue the premiums would provide FHA. It aims to make sure the FHA has enough of a capital cushion to cover future losses and avoid drawing from taxpayer funds for the first time in the agency's nearly 80-year history.
The bill would also require the Department of Housing and Urban Development to consolidate guidelines for lenders and servicers and provide them requirements, policies and procedures that apply to FHA-backed loans.
It remains unclear whether the bill has enough votes to clear the Senate. The two senators have indicated they want to pas it through committee before Congress leaves for the August recess.
Last week, Republicans in the House of Representatives unveiled sweeping draft legislation that would revamp FHA, but also wind down housing finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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Editor's note: This recipe was created by Erika Lenkert, author of the book, The Last-Minute Party Girl: Fashionable, Fearless, and Foolishly Simple Entertaining.
I adore this recipe because with it cooking truly can't get any simpler, its presentation is attractive, and since you use so little meat for each skewer you can afford to splurge on a great cut of meat — even for large crowds. Since you're using a great cut of beef, there's no need to embellish its flavor, though you're certainly welcome to use your favorite marinade. For added flair, buy decorative bamboo skewers — they're available on Amazon.com.
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- 20 skewers
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds
- 1 1/4 pounds filet mignon or boneless rib-eye, trimmed
- 2 bunches green onions
- salt
- Soak skewers in water for 1/2 hour.
- Preheat the broiler.
- In a small sauté pan over low heat, toast the sesame seeds, stirring constantly to avoid burning them. When the seeds are golden, remove them from the pan and reserve.
- Slice the beef into very thin strips — 1 1/2 inches in length, 3/4 inch in width, and as close to 1/4 inches thick as you can get.
- Slice the white stems of the green onions into 3/4-inch-long pieces; discard the rest.
- Roll up one piece of beef like a jellyroll. Place it on a skewer, add one piece of green onion, then another piece of beef and another scallion. Repeat with all the skewers. Sprinkle the skewers with salt.
- To cook: Place under the broiler for 2 to 3 minutes for medium rare. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve.


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THIS HAS BEEN SOLVED! Thanks to all who responded!!!
My dealership closed very recently and I have a bike exhibiting for following behaviors. I pulled the fuses under the seat and put them back in hoping to reset the problem.
Engine Light is on
Seems to be in Limp Mode, throttle unresponsive but higher than normal idle
My thoughts: It may have something to do with the throttle or the throttle bodies. When I turned the bike off and let it sit a while, the engine light went off and stayed off until I moved the throttle. It seems like I heard a little noise coming from the right side throttle body, but I'm not sure.
The bike worked perfectly when I rode it last week. Today I got on and it just seems to have gone bad all at once all by itself. My new nearest dealership is 130 miles away in Hilliard OH. I would ride it there no problem if it ran. Does anybody have an idea?
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After helping my sister settled the funeral matters, I brought my kids and mother to Gold Coast Australia which I have planned this vacation for several months ago. Life still have to go on..
We stayed at the Surfers Paradise, here are few photos to share with you.
1) These photos taken during evening time (after sunset), my kids was so exicited and happily jumped and said "Gold Coast, here i come"..
2) these photos taken during afternoon time with very hot sun, temp was about 19C. Feel so good when walking on this long stretch of beach, clean and sand here is so soft and fine..
Desmond made his own jump, not that high..
I will post more photos for this trip, keep stay tuned..
I would like to take this opportunity to wish all my Muslim readers "Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri" Hope you all have a joyous celebration with your family and friends back home.


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- Status : Released
- Release Date of film : 2013-01-18
- Original title : The Last Stand
- Tagline : Not in his town. Not on his watch.
- Movie Genre : Action, Crime, Thriller,
- Languages spoken : English
- Film Note : -movie_rating-
- Societies of production : Di Bonaventura Pictures
- Vote Count : 560
- Duration of movie : 107
- Average rate : 5.6
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The Muppets may have taken Manhattan, but they're getting a spiffy new home in Queens.
Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Bert and Ernie of "Sesame Street" fame, the stars of "Fraggle Rock" and other puppets, costumes and items from throughout Muppets creator Jim Henson's career have been donated to the Museum of the Moving Image, which is building a new gallery to house them, the institution announced Tuesday.
Encompassing almost 400 items ranging from original puppets to behind-the-scenes footage, the gift is a boon for the 25-year-old museum, which saw attendance skyrocket during a temporary exhibit in 2011 and 2012 of Henson's work. And it fulfills a cherished goal for Henson's widow and collaborator, Jane Henson, who died last month at 78.
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"She loved the Muppet characters as though they were part of her own family," and the actual puppets themselves were very special to her, one of the couple's daughters, Cheryl Henson, said at a news conference. "It was her dream to have these dear friends find a good home where they could be seen and enjoyed, and where new audiences could learn about the many facets of my father's work."
The exhibit is to open next year at the museum in the Long Island City neighborhood, across the East River from midtown Manhattan. The city is chipping in $2.75 million toward the $5 million cost for a project it sees as furthering its goal of persuading more tourists to venture beyond Manhattan.
"The only major item that I know will not be represented is the Muppet that they made of me," Mayor Michael Bloomberg joked at the news conference, where he bantered with Miss Piggy about the city's film and television industry and reminisced about their joint work in the 2008 TV special "A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa," which featured Bloomberg as himself.
"You were wonderful — almost lifelike," the porcine prima donna quipped Tuesday. (For the record, Bloomberg's personal Muppet has a nice home of its own, in a reading room at the mayor's Manhattan town house.)
A puppeteer, screenwriter and producer, Henson introduced a raft of beloved and familiar characters during a career that spanned from the 1950s until his death in 1990, at 53. Some, including his Muppets and Fraggles, appeared in both television shows and movies — among them the 1984 film "The Muppets Take Manhattan," which depicted the fuzzy crew striving to stage a Broadway musical.
While being a shrewd and innovative businessman, "Jim Henson created indelible, memorable characters that live with us throughout a variety of media," said Carl Goodman, executive director of the Museum of the Moving Image. Henson's career showed "that you can march to the beat of a different drummer and succeed in this world," Goodman said.


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The week in review
Worst fire: The historic and luxurious Clifton Inn burns November 14, killing two women.
Worst murder: Police discover a dead man in a car parked in a driveway on Yancey Mill Lane November 13. Cause of death and identity of the victim have not been determined at press time.
Worst verdict for John Allen Muhammad: In the first sniper trial, a jury finds him guilty of capital murder in the death of Dean Meyers, and prosecutors ask for the death penalty.
Best verdict for real estate heir Robert Durst: Not guilty, which is what a Galveston jury found Durst, who says he accidentally killed his neighbor, then chopped him up and pitched the pieces into Galveston Bay.
Best decision for Darrell Rice: The accused killer of two women in the Shenandoah National Park in 1996 has his trial moved up from a date in August to March 29. The trial has been moved four times, most recently after new hairs turn up that are not linked to Rice but could come from the killer.
Best partnership for death penalty foes: The ACLU and Rutherford Institute issue a report calling for a moratorium on the death penalty in Virginia.
Best plea bargain: Rocky Fugett, accused of taking part in the February 19 murder of Nola Charles and her three-year-old son in Crozet, pleads guilty to two counts of first-degree murder November 12 and could receive two life sentences, Liesel Nowak reports in the Daily Progress.
Worst week for Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore: The defiant jurist is kicked out of office November 13 for refusing a federal judge's order to remove the massive Ten Commandments display Moore installed in the state courthouse rotunda.
Best filibuster: Republicans and Dems take to the Senate floor November 12-14 for a 39-hour talkathon, the longest since 1988. Democrats orate to block four Bush judicial nominees, Republicans to protest the Dem filibuster.
Worst new regs for seat-of-their pants vendors: City Council is poised to increase license fees to $400, make black the only approved tablecloth color, and tighten rules on clothes racks and open flames.
Worst whooping cough outbreak: 12 students have it, according to Claudia Pinto in the Daily Progress. Ten from Covenant and one each from Western Albemarle High and Henley Middle schools are infected.
Best decision for Wiccans: A federal judge rules they can't be excluded from opening board meetings with their own brand of prayer, as Chesterfield County officials had done.
Best new gig for Steve Landes: The Augusta County Republican Delegate is elected chair of the House GOP Caucus.
Best prof: The Carnegie Foundation chooses UVA's dean of arts and sciences, Edward L. Ayers, professor of the year.
Worst healthcare-worker shortage: Dentists.
Worst binge: A Louisa Food Lion assistant manager is convicted of stealing $100,000. David Dewberry admits to buying $20,000 worth of amphetamines in Charlottesville, Richmond, and Alabama during a week-long bender in July, Braxton Williams reports in the Progress. He's sentenced to 10 years, with all but six months suspended.
Worst backfired joke: Richmond postal worker Naquita Baker tells her sister she'd been shot while making deliveries, and the frantic sister calls 911. Baker is charged with giving false information by telephone.
Worst loss for The Honeymooners fans: Art Carney, who played America's favorite sewer worker, Ed Norton, in the classic 1950s sitcom, dies November 9 at 85.
Worst anniversary for baby boomers: November 22, the 40th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.


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Container Gardens
Gardening in containers can have a big impact and add a sophisticated, artsy feel to an otherwise average landscape. Even simple additions can create complexity and excitement in the garden.
The possibilities are vast. Most containers are portable enough that you can easily change the scene to suit an occasion, or divert the focus when part of the garden is past its prime. Plantings can change each year, creating different moods and combinations without re-landscaping the entire garden.
Container gardens can add height and dimension to any garden, and create an impact where there was only empty space. Consider the view from indoors as well. A lushly planted urn or bowl framed in your favorite window can bring the garden indoors and create a feeling of connection with the garden. If you aren't content with your container garden, changing or relocating is easy.
With that in mind, consider your passions next and look at the style of your garden. In your landscape, are you a collector of many small plants, or do you lean towards simple, big and bold? That may be your preference in your containers as well, but before you get started, whichever one describes you, consider doing the opposite in your containers. This is an opportunity to try something new.
Nothing will add more energy to your garden than placing an element of contrast among the "sameness" that can exist. Be daring and create a new layer in your garden. This is a chance to branch out and experiment.
Range of container plants available
The range of plants has never been easier to explore. Traditional and colorful annuals will blaze in containers all summer, and are standard fare for many gardeners, but there are other options. Fast growing tropicals are often available at quite reasonable prices.
A young Majesty palm (Ravena rivularis) may cost no more than a few six-packs of petunias, but it can have several times the impact. Bold, swaying grasses can create motion and energy in a static space. Cannas, Colocasia, Eucomis and other tender summer bulbs grow quickly and their large leaves can be an exotic contrast to the finer textures of many hardy perennials.
Cacti and succulent plants have a sculptural quality that is shown to great advantage when raised above garden level, and they thrive in well-drained containers. In much of the United States, many hardy cacti can remain in their containers in the garden all year as living works of art. This lifts their prickly pads and stems up out of surrounding vegetation and makes caring for them much easier.
Hardy conifers can lend stability and texture to a container grouping. Many dwarf types can remain for several seasons for a more permanent effect on a balcony or terrace. Larger sorts may be planted directly into the garden when their increasing size no longer suits the container. Either way, colorful and unique cultivars can be absolute treasures and stand apart all year as living sculptures.
There are few limits to your creativity when planting container gardens. Experiment with leaf shape and movement, color and texture, in combinations that you may not have tried before.
Remember that potted gardens can be flexible and colorful additions to a garden that needs that elusive "something extra.
Dan Johnson has been gardening for as long as he can remember, and has worked in the green industry for more than 25 years. His broad experience and formal training now include eight years with Denver (Colorado) Botanic Gardens Horticulture department, currently as curator of native plant collections where he designs and maintains numerous native and xeric gardens.


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It's starting to look like a near certainty that the Red Sox will sign one of either Jayson Werth or Carl Crawford. As I've said before, I like the idea of adding Werth as a long-term right-handed bat with some punch, though Crawford would be a good add as well. Werth is pretty good on defense as well, while Crawford is stellar in that category. Signing either would go a long way towards replacing the offense we've lost from last year's team.
Yes, it's been a slow offseason so far, but before you start complaining about how the Sox never spend money, read this. They are simply waiting it out. Werth is a Boras client, so any offer made now would simply be used as leverage to drive up the price. Werth will almost certainly not sign before Christmas, and may even hold out until late January.


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The spring season is ready to kick off at our Henderson Pavilion! Celebrate with us, our tenth anniversary, as we present a line up that is sure to bring the Phantom and Princess out of every boy and girl!
The 2012 spring line up is packed with some oldies but extreme goodies, as well as newbies that are certain to make you cheer for more! We are excited to bring back memorable performances that had all of our Pavilion loyalists spreading the word for months such as the Symphonic Rock Show, reuniting Brody Dolyniuk with the legendary Las Vegas rock entourage Yellow Brick Road, as well as Charlie Chaplin movie night featuring the Henderson Symphony Orchestra, this time featuring the hit Chaplin flick Modern Times.
New to our Pavilion stage will be shows such as Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, as depicted by the Las Vegas Shakespeare Company; the same performers responsible for bringing us the ever-popular and memorable rendition of the classic Wizard of Oz last May. Vox Lumiere comes to Nevada for the first time and brings us their take of The Phantom of the Opera, intertwining a spectacular stage show, award-winning actors and music to this classical tale. And the Disney hit Imagination Movers will rock the house in October with their Rock-O-Matic tour, in which also includes a VIP ticket option including an exclusive performance, healthy snacks and meet and greet opportunities!
Season tickets are available for the first time, allowing you to purchase multiple shows at a discounted rate. Select the same seat for every show (based upon availability) or select a different spot per show by visiting the Pavilion box office in person or dialing in. Either way, there isn't a bad seat in the house!
We hope to see you all here as the season kicks off with the Symphonic Rock Show, April 7, whether you're a ten-year loyal or a newcomer. Come and see what the buzz is all about, as the Henderson Pavilion kicks off its tenth season with rockin' symphonies, a melody of comedy and performances that will move your imagination. We're back and we hope to have you all back with us as well. Tell a friend!
Please visit HendersonLive.com/tickets, the Henderson Pavilion box office in person at 200 S. Green Valley Parkway in Henderson or by calling 267-4TIX to get your tickets to these exciting shows, or to inquire about other upcoming performances.
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We've been saying for weeks that there's no way The Avengers would skip out entirely on Comic-Con. SDCC without Joss Whedon is like Christmas without Santa Claus. And the rumor mill is whispering that The Avengers will assemble once again!
First Showing has the inside scoop on Disney and Marvel's plans for marketing The Avengers outside of Hall H:
The main focus will be S.H.I.E.L.D., similar to the badges at WonderCon, and they will have actual set pieces from the movie placed on the showfloor as part of a faux-security and recruiting station for S.H.I.E.L.D.
Last year Marvel erected an impressive recreation of Odin's throne room for Thor. This year First Showing guesses that it might have something to do with S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (clearly not the entire thing, but perhaps a model or a certain room. Everyone is also whispering about the video that will allegedly be playing at said booth (and most people think it's the much rumored about early teaser trailer for The Avengers).
And finally THR has confirmed that Chris Evans will be at Comic-Con promoting Captain America and that his team is "planning a military salute that would involving star Chris Evans and soldiers stationed in San Diego. Evans would also attend the Con to do to signings at the Marvel booth." This may come with a rumored secret Captain America screening.
While no other actors from The Avengers are confirmed (they're shooting the film right now) last year's impromptu Avengers panel was easily the highlight of 2010 Comic-Con, and all Marvel had to do was have a group of actors (in plain clothes) on the stage for a few minutes. We highly doubt they will pass on this sort of free press moment again.


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I was starting to grow some coraline algae in there too. I don't even have that stuff in my 72. But I was also growing red slime, green hair algae and everything else. I increase my clean up crew and it helped some.
I put the six line wrasse,extreme misbar clown in my 72 along with all all the coral and rock. I am now using the HOB skimmer rated for 65 gallons on my 72. I didn't have a skimmer before, just a algae scrubber that I am still trying to get full green hair algae growth.
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"The Three Stooges" are about to enter the 21st century - and get a whole lot cooler.
Superstar actors Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro and Jim Carrey are set to star in MGM's new take on the gut-busting slapstick trio, Variety reported.
The studio has slated the Oscar-winning Penn to play Larry and Carrey to suit up as Curly, a role he'll reportedly gain 40 pounds of chunk to portray.
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Del Toro, who recently starred in biopic "Che," is in talks to star as the bumbling Moe.
Comic geniuses Peter and Bobby Farrelly will direct the remake, to be released sometime in 2010. The Farrelly Brothers are best known for gems like "There's Something About Mary" and "Dumb and Dumber," which also starred Carrey.
The remake has been stalled for several years as it flip-flopped between studios. It finally landed at MGM this season and will begin production within the year.
Moe Howard, Jerome "Curly" Howard and Larry Fine played the goofy trio in the original Columbia Pictures shorts, which aired throughout the 1930s and 1940s.


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Immerse yourself in the fascinating history and culture of Ukraine on a Dnieper River cruise. Most itineraries travel between Kiev, the capital, and Odessa, a large seaport on the Black Sea.
Top attractions in Kiev include the Monastery of Caves -- a complex of churches, cathedrals and bell towers erected by monks in the 11th century -- and the domed St. Sophia Cathedral. Among the highlights of elegant Odessa are the Italian baroque opera house, the broad promenade known as Primorsky Boulevard, and the Potemkin Steps, a set of 192 stairs that director Sergei Eisenstein used for a riveting scene in his 1925 silent epic "Battleship Potemkin."
Witness an impressive show of Cossack horsemanship in Zaporozhye, the ancestral home of the Cossacks. The Russian Black Sea Fleet is based in Sevastopol, where you can visit St. Vladimir Cathedral and Admiral Nakhimov Square. Bakhchisarai, a Tatar settlement, is famed for its 16th-century Khan Palace. In Yalta, excursions head to the White Palace, the former summer retreat of the Russian tsars and site of the 1945 Yalta Conference attended by Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin.
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Shropshire Badger Group is currently busy vaccinating badgers against bovine TB on several farms in the county, because we believe vaccination, and not culling, is the way forward to ensure badgers - and cattle - can be free of the disease.
All the work is carried out by volunteers who undertake training in their own time so that they are proficient in catching badgers and vaccinating them while causing the minimum amount of stress to the animals.
The cost of training and the vaccines themselves is borne by the group. This year the vaccination programme will have cost us almost £3,000. We welcome any donations towards our costs, and you can donate via the website donate button, here: https://gogetfunding.com/shropshire-badger-group-2/
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