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The National Lottery: Secret Fortune, Series 3 Episode 12 of 12
Duration: 55 minutes
High-tension quiz show hosted by Nick Knowles, in which two contestants could walk away with as little as £100 or as much as £100,000. Playing for a Secret Fortune in this episode are pub quizzers Jim and Keith; will their love of trivia make the difference in this final episode of the series? The programme also features the National Lottery Saturday draws including Lotto, Thunderball and Lotto Plus 5, presented by Scott Mills.
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The county council offers continuing
professional development (CPD) opportunities for the workforce in
schools and early years settings. This includes centrally
delivered, bespoke and accredited learning packages. Programmes
include leadership development (including governors) a range of
teaching and learning packages, support and development of NQTs and
a range of professional learning opportunities focused on the early
years foundation stage. Wider workforce development includes some
externally accredited learning and training around safeguarding and
promoting the wellbeing of children and young people.
For further information and to view our current course programme booklet, schools can visit our pages on Edulink (External Website).
Our early years specialists provide support in all aspects of the Early Years Foundation Stage and the Early Years Foundation Stage Profile. This includes support and guidance with learning and development, enabling environments and positive relationships, as well as supporting schools and settings with the Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale (ECERS) an internationally recognised evidence based quality improvement tool.
Worcestershire County Council offers support to schools in embedding learning for sustainability and other key strategies as they work towards becoming Sustainable Schools. Our major focus is supporting schools with the international Eco Schools Award scheme, which encourages pupils and other key stakeholders to take an active role in responding to themes such as energy, food, water, waste etc. through:
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Worcestershire County Council's Schools' Library Service provides advice in the management, organisation and use of school libraries and resources. The experienced team offers training and resources in information literacy to support all school staff and governors in educational establishments for all ages and actively promotes reading for enjoyment.
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Worcestershire Arts and Music team works with schools and parents to provide high quality teaching and tuition in music, visual arts, dance and drama. We also offer teachers continuing professional development in all aspects of arts education, a rich variety of arts projects and activities for children and young people, as well as support, advice and guidance in all aspects of arts and music education.
The county council's Governor Services team offer a range of functions to support schools including managing governor recruitment and appointments, advice and support for governors, and advice and support for schools in matters relating to school governance. We also offer a network of support for governors including regular communications channels and governor training.
Worcestershire County Council offers a full critical incident response service to schools and academies. Services include access to Critical Incident Support Team and, where appropriate, support from services such as educational psychology, communications and media advice, Children's Services senior managers and regular real-time updates on emerging local issues via EduLink. You will be able to access out of hours advice and will be assisted through the process of alerting other key services as required. You will also be advised on how to deal with the immediate impact of a critical incident.
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Alvear Palace Hotel, Buenos Aires
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Alvear Palace Hotel, Buenos Aires Avellaneda, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
It's "class all the way" at this "old-world Belle Époque landmark" with soaring ceilings, crystal chandeliers, and Corinthian columns near Recoleta Cemetery. Built in 1932, it has rooms designed in Louis XIV and Louis XVI style, with silk drapes, Empire-style furniture, and paintings by Argentine artists. The cuisine is French at La Bourgogne, while L'Orangerie y el Jardin d'Hiver serves a breakfast buffet that's "a real treat" and afternoon tea with white-gloved waiters. The spa has a trompe l'oeil mural.


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Metal free rising, outsourcing declining, satisfaction growing: the results of LMT's exclusive 2014 Digital Technology esurvey of full service and C&B laboratories are in!
Bart Hyde, Hyde Dental Prosthetics in Fallon, NV, took first place in the 2014 North American Art of Denture Competition. Hyde offers a step-by-step look at his winning entry and his creative thought process.
Nearly three quarters of respondents to LMT's exclusive 2014 Wage Survey have taken cost-cutting measures related to personnel in the last two years, citing unpredictable workflows, pricing pressure from dentists and other low-cost labs, and an increase in business costs.
"Something different happens when you're able to physically hold a case and learn from it instead of a book," explains Anthony Calonico, CDT, in his article about his unique strategy for teaching occlusion to his staff members.
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As a result of rapid growth in its digital services, Albensi Laboratories was bursting at the seams. Now, its new building features a well-organized layout, energy-efficient systems and room to grow.
Welcome to THE BRIDGE, LMT's online community network for the Dental Laboratory industry, a virtual LAB DAY environment 24/7. Connectivity — the buzz word of this new Century — has LMT's full attention and has been the driver of our brand from Day One. "The BRIDGE" does what a printed piece cannot do: create immediate, interactive experiences! Learn More →
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Albensi Laboratories Optimizes Workflow in New Facility
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As a result of rapid growth in its digital services, Albensi Laboratories was bursting at the seams. Now, its new building features a well-organized layout, energy-efficient systems and room to grow.
Bite Me Week: A Creative Approach to Learning Occlusion
LMT Communications, Inc. · Labs & Profiles · Sep 2014
"Something different happens when you're able to physically hold a case and learn from it instead of a book," explains Anthony Calonico, CDT, in his article about his unique strategy for teaching occlusion to his staff members.
LMT's Exclusive 2014 Wage Survey Report: Market Uncertainty Continues to Impact Personnel
Kim Molinaro · LMT Surveys · Sep 2014
Nearly three quarters of respondents to LMT's exclusive 2014 Wage Survey have taken cost-cutting measures related to personnel in the last two years, citing unpredictable workflows, pricing pressure from...
3Shape Moves to New Facility, Continues Growth Track
Kelly Fessel Carr · Industry News · Sep 2014
In addition to technical support, marketing personnel and a scanner repair area, 3Shape's new east coast facility in Warren, NJ, features training rooms for technicians to test drive and learn about 3Shape...
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Construction Characteristics Affecting the Performance and Reliability of a Dental Machining Center
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Forest - London Downs Golf Course hosted an area qualifier Wednesday for the Virginia State Golf Association Junior Amateur at the end of the month at Hidden Valley. 22 golfers were battling for the top 6 spots to advance. Some great shot-making by these young golfers, South Boston's Jamey Binner with a great pitch over a tree to within inches of the hole at 17, the top pros would have been thrilled with that shot. In the same group, Lexington's Peter Shaner with a nice chip shot to within a few feet of the cup, Shaner shot 76 and advances.
Zeke Chen, a Jefferson Forest rising junior who tied for the best score of the day with a 2-over 74, said "Scrambled a little bit, made some good putts coming down the stretch for par, had a good birdie at number 18. It was more me, I had a new mental approach going into this of not fixing my swing on the course and just playing with what I've got. And I feel like I did that today pretty well."
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Lost RopePosted by: dweiss72 in Lost & Found
Hey, I made a blunder and left my rope at the bottom of Horsemen this past Monday. Its a 60m 10mm Mammut Supernova (orange) with a rope bag. I believe it was left flaked out onto the tarp, and I just walked away from it. When I went back to look for it, no one had seen it. Please let me know if you have seen it or have any info about it.
Thanks a lot. I feel like an idiot for losing my rope, but I want it back.


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As one of the biggest auto shows of the year, the Geneva Motor Show is one of those shows that is expected to attract a huge audience.
Understandably so, a lot of automakers are getting ready to put their best foot forward. For Italian automaker Alfa Romeo , the Geneva Motor Show is the perfect opportunity to introduce their new subcompact model, the 2011MY MiTo .
While it's not exactly a completely different model, the 2011MY MiTo is nonetheless a refreshed version of the vehicle that promises to have a number of enhancements over its soon-to-be-predecessor, the current edition MiTo.
After its stop in Geneva, the new MiTo is expected to hit dealerships in Europe later this year where it promises to come with new options and technologies that will "enhance comfort and driving feel" for the new model.
Expect the Alfa Romeo MiTo to make its presence felt at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show with a couple of special ready to take center stage.
Details on the Alfa Romeo MiTo after the jump.
Exterior and Interior
From the outside, the 2011 MiTo comes with a refreshed exterior look, including modified Quadrifoglio Verde logos with chrome mirror housings, headlight frames, taillights frames, new door handles, and a set of 18" wheels. The model that's expected to be launched at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show will be dressed in a "Bronze Metal" exterior color with a Technosilk two-tone interior upholstery.
For the 2011 MiTo's interior, customers will get an extra slew of goodies that include Sabelt sports seats that have been wrapped in Alcantara-fabric with a black color scheme and white-green seams that you can also find in the steering wheel, hand brake lever, and the gear shifter knob. Consequently, the seats also come with their own carbon fiber backrests.
A number of engine options are expected to come with the 2011 MiTo, not the least of which include one with a 1.4-liter MultiAir Turbo engine that produces 135 horsepower mated to the company's own TCT transmission and fitted with Start&Stop systems. Another MiTo Quadroglio Verde comes with a 1.4-liter MultiAir Turbo engine that produces around 170 horsepower mated to a TCT transmission also with its own Star&Stop system.
No word yet on how much the 2011 MiTo is going to be cost, but you can definitely expect it to be around the range of what the old MiTo models sold for, which means that it could be somewhere north of $25,000.
Two key rivals of the Alfa Romeo MiTo are the MINI Cooper and the Audi A1 .
In terms of engine performance, the Italian Alfa offers more choices than the German MINI, which comes with a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 121 horsepower. On top of engine variety, it should also be pointed out that the MiTo's high-end options come with a more powerful engine than the Cooper. If you want a more powerful Cooper that can bring the pressure on the higher-spec MiTo, you can opt for the Cooper S, which comes with the same 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that's been ramped up with a turbocharger, culminating with an output of 181 horsepower.
Then, there's the new Audi A1, which if you think about it, is the one car that can go blow-for-blow with the MiTo. Just like the Alfa, the A1 comes with a multitude of engine options, ranging from TFSI gas engines that produce between 86 and 122 horsepower, all of which are mated to a seven-speed S tronic transmission.
- MiTo's front fascia looks awesome
- Refreshed take is appealing
- Not a lot of aesthetic upgrades
- Engine could be more powerful
- Other choices are also good


text: smallermediumlarger Anemia During Pregnancy (Low Red Blood Count in Pregnancy) Take the Blood Disorders Quiz Medical Author: Benjamin Wedro, MD, FACEP, FAAEM Benjamin Wedro, MD, FACEP, FAAEM Dr. Ben Wedro practices emergency medicine at Gundersen Clinic, a regional trauma center in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His background includes undergraduate and medical studies at the University of Alberta, a Family Practice internship at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and residency training in Emergency Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. View Full Profile Medical Editor: William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology. View Full Profile The wonder and joy of pregnancy is matched by the body's ability to adapt to looking after the growing baby. In addition to the mother's physiologic needs, there is the additional need to provide the building blocks to optimally grow baby. All this construction requires energy and oxygen as the fuel that helps drive the engine. Oxygen in the air that we breathe is delivered to the cells of the body by hemoglobin, a protein molecule found in red blood cells. The normal ranges for hemoglobin depend on the age and, beginning in adolescence, the gender of the person. For example, the normal ranges of hemoglobins for background comparison are: Newborns: 17 to 22 gm/dl Babies 1 week of age: 15 to 20 gm/dl Babies 1 month of age: 11 to 15 gm/dl Children: 11 to 13 gm/dl Adult men: 14 to 18 gm/dl Adult women: 12 to 16 gm/dl Men after middle age: 12.4 to 14.9 gm/dl Women after middle age: 11.7 to 13.8 gm/dl Anemia is a decrease in the amount of hemoglobin and red blood cells. Anemia is a relatively normal finding in pregnancy. Plasma is the watery, noncellular component of blood. In pregnancy, there is an increase in plasma volume of the blood in order to help supply oxygen and nutrients to mother and baby. There can be a 20% increase in the total number of red blood cells but the amount of plasma increases even more causing dilution of those red cells in the body. A hemoglobin level of pregnancy can naturally lower to 10.5 gm/dL representing a normal anemia of pregnancy. Nevertheless, the body needs a minimum amount of hemoglobin to supply the oxygen needs of the body and if it is lacking, the symptoms of anemia may occur. Symptoms of anemia include feeling increasingly tired, weak, short of breath with activity or at rest, a rapid heart rate, and a pale appearance to the skin. Lightheadedness or dizziness may occur when standing up too quickly or trying to physically exert. Symptoms occur because the body's oxygen requirements cannot be met by a decreased amount of hemoglobin contained in the fewer number of red blood cells. If the pregnant mother had heavy prepregnancy menstrual flow, she may be anemic entering the pregnancy and the normal physiology of carrying a growing baby may make the anemia more pronounced. If there are two pregnancies close together, the mother's body may not yet have recovered, increasing the chances for anemia. It also can be difficult getting enough nutrition and iron with morning sickness. And the risk of anemia in pregnancy is even greater with multiple pregnancies, such as twins or triplets. Anemia in pregnancy is common, but it is also frequently preventable through optimal diet and nutrition. The key is loading up on foods that are high in iron content like dark green leafy vegetables, eggs, and meat. As well, many foods like cereals and bread are iron fortified. If that doesn't work the health care professional may suggest an iron supplement to help replenish the body's stores. But in addition to iron, the body needs other building blocks to help make red blood cells including folic acid, which is an important vitamin to take to prevent potential damage to the growing baby's brain and spinal cord (neural tube defects). A mother's physiology usually adapts well to the needs of a growing baby. Eating wisely can help the body cope with the physiology changes that are required. Eating wisely can, as a result, prevent the tiredness and weakness that can often accompany anemia. Basically, a healthy mother makes a healthy baby. REFERENCE: Evans, Arthur T., et al. Manual of Obstetrics. 7th ed. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007. Last Editorial Review: 4/18/2012 Share this Article: Facebook Twitter Email Print Article STAY INFORMED Get the latest health and medical information delivered direct to your inbox!


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Activists + > Actors
Elissa Sursara Interview with Rob Lavin
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actress Elissa Sursara gearing up for own TV show
How did you get involved in animal rights activism?
I've always been enthusiastic about animals and felt a great
connection to the environment as a young girl. As an Australian
child, my love for the outdoors was definitive to my lifestyle and I
spent every waking second outside and exploring, developing a deeply
ingrained love for my environment and the animals within it. As I
grew older, I noticed the way in which many humans differed from me;
they were not protective of their oceans and seemed unperturbed to
hear about environmental devastation and larger animal cruelties. I
came to the realisation that humans are desensitized to consumerist
consequence and I became infuriated by what I believed to be a
blatant disregard for our natural surroundings. Though I spent a lot
of time picking up trash around the parks and beaches, rescuing
fallen birds and plotting ways to buy abandoned animals at our local
shelter, I was still blissfully unaware of the real horrors animals
face in entertainment, for science, for clothing and for food.
During a shift volunteering at my local shelter, I was introduced to
some unsettling footage of cows at a factory farm and through tears
and shaking hands, I made a decision, at fifteen years old, to
become vegan. Because greater society has not yet developed a true
understanding of animal exploitation, I felt, and still feel, a
great sense of responsibility for the exploited and immediately
begun attending rallies to protest all forms of animal exploitation.
Seven years later and animal rights activism is a huge part of my
life and who I am as a person.
What are your greatest frustrations as an animal rights activist?
Ultracrepidarians -- those who speak with authority about an issue
in which they have no knowledge, experience or expertise -- plague
the movement, cause incredible suffering and present challenging
obstacles, and that is the most frustrating part of my activism. It's incredibly difficult to educate a person about animal rights
when they lack the ability to correctly identify an oxymoron like
'humane slaughter', or those who feed into sponsored myths that meat
is synonymous with health and ignorantly argue that modern meat
production is part of natural selection. The most frustrating part,
however, is to hear a person that eats, sleeps and breathes support
for revolutionary action and fighting against government and
corporate misinformation go on to dismiss the realities of meat
consumption, a relic and social norm riddled with propaganda; it's
truly inconsistent.
How has your activism affected your career?
My animal rights
activism has united my fans and indescribably enriched my career. My
fans tell me that my voice for animals has touched them and that
they have introduced their friends and family to my career and
musings in hopes of further spreading my message. New fans and
strangers proudly inform me that they will support my roles and
projects because they appreciate the effect my platform will have
for animals. My fans have shown great support for me as both an
activist and an actress; I'm incredibly lucky.
Has your health, life and body changed since becoming a vegan?
I've been vegan since I was fifteen years old and the benefits of
this are undoubtedly obvious. I was a sluggish teenager with little
interest in experimenting with food and fitness, and I was
uninspired in terms of being adventurous and trying new things. My
self-confidence was dismal because I struggled with weight gain, bad
skin and a lack of confidence. Since making the decision to become
vegan, my life has changed dramatically. I'm alert and active and my
body is bursting with energy. I rarely suffer with illness and my
veganism means I am almost exempt from many of the most life
threatening diseases: cardiovascular disease, diabetes, breast
cancer and arthritis. My struggle with weight gain has all but
disappeared and my current, healthy weight is easily maintained -- I
never have to worry about splurging on fattening foods because my
body is so well prepared to burn it off. I am ageing incredibly
slowly -- in fact, at 23 years of age, I am often questioned about
whether or not I am old enough to buy alcohol and enter a club! --
and I believe that's one of the most physically rewarding aesthetic
benefits of a plant-based diet. My hair grows strong and healthy and
my skin is unbelievably resilient. I feel fit and my body functions
in an outstanding manner. I never suffer from PMS. I get my entire
daily intake without meticulous planning and have developed an
incredible relationship with food and cooking -- my creativity in the
kitchen has hit an all time high and I often find myself going weeks
and weeks before I repeat a meal. Veganism is an incredibly exciting
lifestyle choice and I credit it for pushing me in a fantastic and
rewarding direction. My teenage struggles were almost always a
result of my diet: a diet filled with animal proteins, cows milk,
eggs, mercury and sugars. I thank veganism for eradicating these
struggles in my young adulthood and look forward to a healthy adult
and senior life.
Would you say that your morals and ethics govern your life?
The process of sacrificing things I loved that were inflicting
cruelty in order to abstain from that cruelty was challenging, but
shampooing my hair with an animal tested product and sitting in the
audience of a dolphin show at SeaWorld suddenly left me feeling
overwhelmingly dirty. It didn't take long to become militant about
where my dollar goes. As a person opposed to animal exploitation, it
would be fair to say that my morals and ethics govern my life -- but
it would be incorrect to suggest that I am restricted and limited in
my choices. I am liberated by my perspectives and have never felt 'controlled' by my moral compass; if anything, it's wonderful
guidance. I am healthier, happier and a better influence on the
planet because of my veganism and it's a truly halcyon feeling
knowing that my actions, consumptions and recreational activities do
not inflict suffering any longer. Human beings are conditioned from
a very young age to become ignorant and unaware, because a thinking
person will never be 'a good little consumerist.' Major corporations
and industries survive by keeping you in the dark, and it's that
search for light that will truly liberate you.
What is your opinion on direct-action activism?
In our current society, a man breaking the law to save a child
from sex slavery is a hero, but a man breaking the law to save a cow
from food production is a terrorist. I put it to you that they are
both heroes. Some of the world's greatest revolutionaries used
direct-action to end social injustice and the iconic people behind
this Satyagraha or 'truth-force' - including Martin Luther King and
Mohandas Ghandi - have inspired some of the greatest changes in
history and asserted the independence of different social and racial
groups; an undeniable benefit to society and our metamorphosis. Not
unlike these revolutionaries' rhetoric, direct-action for animals
never intended to always fall within the idea of pacifism, but does
not seek to endanger human life - this was true of the plight to
abolish slavery and it's true of animal liberation. Direct-action
has always sought to liberate those exploited by a society that
refuses to negotiate and confront the issue. It's a
mischaracterization, a fallacy sponsored by industries that profit
from exploitation, to claim that direct-action on behalf of animals
is violent terrorism and any intelligent person would see right
through such misrepresentation.
You state there is a correlation between the oppression of animals and the oppression of women. Does this motivate your activism as an open feminist?
The exploitation of women is evident within pornography, fashion,
modelling, advertising and entertainment and it's primary objective
is to attract and entice an audience -- of both males and females -
in order to make money. Both women and animals are oppressed within
our society and bought and sold as commodities; an exploited means
to a financial gain. Any resistance to both oppressions is dismissed
with poorly formed justifications and bias concepts used to protect
sadistic, wealthy industries. Feminist women and pro-feminist men
protest to challenge the gender inequalities prevalent within our
society while animal rights activist protest to challenge the
inequalities between species. The plight of women is synonymous with
the plight of animals and I'm enthusiastic about the ways in which
feminists and pro-feminist men are collaborating with animal rights
activists in order to achieve liberation.
Finally, who are your 'animal rights' idols?
I'm a huge fan of academic activists like Peter Singer, Steven Best, Gary Francione, and Jonathan Safran Foer and am constantly inspired by their works. It's my hope that their clever approach to animal liberation will help to dispel some of the unjust myths surrounding the intelligence and seriousness of animal activists. I admire outspoken advocates like Paul and Stella McCartney, James Cromwell, Alecia Moore and Ellen Degeneres, because they are fearless in their message and adamant to bring about change no matter what the cost to their careers. I admire those in the movement that have risked their own freedoms to liberate animals, persons such as Ronnie Lee, Darius Fulmer and Walter Bond, and all other direct-action activists. I'm also inspired and moved by many of my activist friends dedicating themselves to fighting animal cruelty, some of which who do not have the money nor the time to dedicate, but find it nonetheless.
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2014 Best Animated Feature Film Oscar Contenders
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Best Animated Feature 2014: Is this the weakest year for the category to date?
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Nov 13, 2013An lackluster slate could bring Walt Disney Animation that elusive first Oscar win
Oscar Guide 2013: Best Animated Feature Film
Type: Post | Date: Tuesday, Feb 5, 2013'Brave,' 'Frankenweenie,' 'ParaNorman,' 'The Pirates! Band of Misfits' and 'Wreck-It Ralph' slug it out
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Oscar Guide 2011: Best Animated Feature Film
Type: Post | Date: Tuesday, Jan 31, 2012'A Cat in Paris,' 'Chico & Rita,' 'Kung Fu Panda 2,' 'Puss in Boots' and 'Rango' square off
Sam Fell and Chris Butler on the social commentary and hybrid tech of 'ParaNorman'
Type: Post | Date: Monday, Feb 11, 2013And how LAIKA is finding its singular identity in the world of animation
Academy announces 21 qualifying titles for the Best Animated Feature Film Oscar
Type: Post | Date: Friday, Nov 2, 2012'Dino Time' didn't bother but we get five unexpected players
Tim Burton on Ray Harryhausen, stop-motion and the personal touch of 'Frankenweenie'
Type: Post | Date: Monday, Feb 4, 2013The Oscar nominee discusses coming back to the property that got him fired
19 animated features submitted for 2013 Oscar race
Type: Post | Date: Tuesday, Nov 5, 2013If at least 16 of them qualify the category will stretch to five nominees
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My wife and I are on the fast track to becoming "helicopter parents." You know, those parents who hover over their children.
She recently dusted off the old baby monitor (wireless camera with TV monitor) so we could keep tabs on our 4-year old who moved to the bedroom on the third floor. I bought a set of Uniden two-way radios (or walkie-talkies as we call them) so we can hear his demands for another glass of water from our first floor living room. Our newborn son will eventually take his place in the room across the hall from us. Yes, I've been instructed to upgrade or get another monitor.
As our kids get older, there will be more to worry about. What web sites are they surfing? What are they watching on TV? Who are they calling on their cell phones? As teenagers, will they have parties when we leave town?
Fortunately for worry-warts like us, there's technology to help us keep an eye on them. Whatever your parenting style, here are several ways to keep tabs on your kids.
Baby Monitors & Surveillance Cameras
For those who don't want to get too tech crazy with their surveillance, try the Summer Infant Quiet Sounds Video Monitor. We've been using it for years. For $100, you get the 5-inch black-and-white monitor, night vision camera, sound lights and two channel selection (900 MHz). The picture isn't crystal clear and the audio almost always has some low-level static, but unless you are trying to watch your child breathe, this monitor gets the job done. You'll find similiar products at Babies-R-Us and Secure Baby. Pay attention to the frequency used by these monitors because it's possible your cordless phone or other electronic devices could cause interference.
Need to watch two kids at the same time? Try the BebeSounds Color Video and Sound Monitor with 2 Cameras. For $220, you get a less cumbersome color LCD display, and the ability to toggle between cameras so you can monitor multiple children in different rooms.
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Since November 22 will mark the 30th anniversary of the slaying of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the nation is only weeks away from a media-sponsored wave of nostalgia that could eclipse even 1987's rerun of the summer of love. The cottage industry that endlessly theorizes about the "truth" behind Kennedy's death will battle the stodgy "Lee Harvey Oswald, acting alone" establishment on a scale not seen since the 1991 release of the controversial film JFK.
So what's the big deal? Kennedy's murder is important because it branded the consciousness of the Bill Clinton/Oliver Stone generation so deeply that we can expect it to disappear into the realm of historical trivia only when that generation is itself trundled off to the nursing homes. Everyone loves a mystery. Despite volumes of evidence and reams of writing speculating on who really killed the President, only two things are certain. Kennedy was definitely killed in Dallas by a high-powered rifle. His probable assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, was definitely killed by Jack Ruby in the Dallas jail two days later.
Lee Harvey Oswald was a riddle wrapped in an enigma shrouded in mystery if ever there was one. Evidence of varying reliability has linked Oswald to virtually every group that had a reason to want Kennedy dead. In the years before Kennedy's death, Oswald worked as a radar operator at U-2 spy plane bases, defected to the Soviet Union and married the niece of a KGB colonel. On returning to the US, Oswald propagandized for Castro's Cuba out of a New Orleans building he shared with an ex--FBI agent trying to overthrow Castro. In the fall of 1963, Oswald moved to Dallas where he had FBI contacts, got a job in a Texas Book Depository and was accused of killing the president.
Questions abound. How did such a singular man just happen to get a job working at one of the best sniping points in Dallas, through which the President's open car motorcade just happened to pass? Why did this lone nut just happen to have ties to violent, subversive groups like the Cuban revolutionaries, the K.G.B. and F.B.I.? Wasn't it convenient that the future Mrs. Onassis was spared the anguish of a trial when Oswald was silenced the next day by Jack Ruby, a dachshund-toting strip-club owner with long-standing ties to the Mafia? And what was Richard Nixon doing in Dallas the morning of November 22?
Official answers to these questions can be found in the report of the Warren Commission set up by President Johnson. The Warren Report, completed in September, 1964, is quite ordered and readable for a government document summarizing such a convoluted event. The report makes it clear that the unstable Oswald did indeed commit the murder alone, out of misguided communist ideals and perverse desire to achieve fame in the only way he could imagine. It's only when one looks into the 26 volumes of evidence taken to research the one-volume report, as well as evidence and leads that were ignored, that problems with the commission's view arise.
Examining the evidence the Warren Report is based upon leads to the conclusion that, at best, the Commission took great liberties in smoothingover contradictions in the information and failed to follow up on evidence suggesting that Oswald had confederates. As evidence came in, the Commission went with what it belie
Famous defects in the Warren report include the Commission's gloss-over of the shots most witnesses reported hearing from in front of the motorcade as "echoes", and that according to the Report, one of Oswald's bullets must have caused seven wounds to Kennedy and Gov. John Connally before being found as good as new on Connally's hospital stretcher. A few more obscure examples follow:
There are literally hundreds more oversights like those above contained in the Warren Report. The job of catching them has been done well by authors Mark Lane, Jim Garrison and others. The sheer volume of strange coincidences and connections has led some parties to suggest their own answers to questions posed by the Kennedy case. For every powerful group or figure with something to gain from Kennedy's death, there is a theorist ready to explain how that group arranged the murder. Of course, some of the explanations hold water better than others. The following are theories that have stood the test of time to become the staples of Kennedy assassination lore.
This explanation has been offered by columnist Jack Anderson, among others. It has two variants. The fashionable revisionist version tells us that Kennedy was killed by right-wing Cuban exiles in America who felt that the President had sold them out. Kennedy's refusal to allow U.S. forces to participate in the exile army's Bay of Pigs invasion, which was instigated and financed by the CIA, left the exiles easy meat for Castro's air force. Thousands of the emigres were killed or imprisoned by the Castro regime, and those escaping or left in America were quite upset. Also, in the aftermath of the Cuban missile crisis it was widely believed Kennedy guaranteed the Russians that Cuba would be left unmolested in return for a withdrawal of Soviet missiles from the island. Again, the Cuban exiles were not consulted.
Realistic Cuban exiles could see the writing on the wall in 1963 and may have wanted revenge. So these desperate men, no strangers to violence, had Kennedy assassinated, and left Oswald, who was somehow duped into following them, as the patsy. This is probably the weakest theory. While the exiles had the means and reason to kill Kennedy, and little to lose, it seems impossible that they could have escaped the police, covered up their role, and arranged for Ruby to silence Oswald. The Cuban exile community was so riddled with CIA infiltrators in the '60s that any plot would likely have been noticed by U.S. intelligence. The idea of Cuban exiles acting under CIA guidance is rather more interesting, but that's another story.
The more common theory is that Fidel Castro had Kennedy murdered in reprisal for numerous attempts on his own life by the Mafia and Cuban counterrevolutionaries, both of whom were acting at the behest of Kennedy's CIA The Bay of Pigs and Cuban missile crisis only strengthened Castro's belief that he was in a kill-or-be-killed si
Realistic Cuban exiles could see the writing on the wall in 1963 and may have wanted revenge. So these desperate men, no strangers to violence, had Kennedy assassinated, and left Oswald, who was somehow duped into following them, as the patsy. This is probably the weakest theory. While the exiles had the means and reason to kill Kennedy, and little to lose, it seems impossible that they could have escaped the police, covered up their role, and arranged for Ruby to silence Oswald. The Cuban exile community was so riddled with CIA infiltrators in the '60s that any plot would likely have been noticed by U.S. intelligence. The idea of Cuban exiles acting under CIA guidance is rather more interesting, but that's another story.
The more common theory is that Fidel Castro had Kennedy murdered in reprisal for numerous attempts on his own life by the Mafia and Cuban counterrevolutionaries, both of whom were acting at the behest of Kennedy's CIA The Bay of Pigs and Cuban missile crisis only strengthened Castro's belief that he was in a kill-or-be-killed si
Also known as the Reader's Digest Theory, this theory is most favored by right-wing conspiracy theorists. Leon Trotsky Oswald spent two years in Russia, married a K.G.B. colonel's niece, and came back to put an end to the President at a time when the cold war was at its most frigid. How could Soviet intelligence not have had a hand in the killing? Obviously Oswald was a K.G.B. fifth columnist, sent to do what he could for the cause, and when it became necessary for Kennedy to die, Oswald served his purpose.
The question mark for this theory is motive. Kennedy had embarrassed the Soviets in the big Cuban showdown the year before, but their geopolitical situation was, if anything, stronger in 1963 than in the previous year. Kennedy had removed missiles aimed at Russia from the Turkish border as a concession, and also had taken a hands-off posture toward Cuba. By all accounts Soviet premier Kruschev liked Kennedy and could expect no softer treatment from Johnson or possible Republican successors like Barry Goldwater.
This version of events offers the most interesting explanation for the Warren Commission coverup. Presumably President Johnson, on learning of Russian involvement, ordered the Commission not to overturn that stone. If it were learned that the K.G.B. controlled Oswald, the American public would demand war. The Democrats, afraid to appear soft on communism during an election year, would be forced to start World War III. A variation of the K.G.B. explanation was offered by Professor Revilo Oliver, whose account merited 123 pages of space in the Warren Report. Oliver explained that the international communist conspiracy killed Kennedy because he was not serving it as efficiently as he had promised. Kennedy was behind schedule in delivering America to communism and was eliminated when the conspiracy learned that he planned to "turn American". Oliver concluded by noting sorrowfully that while Kennedy, a communist tool, was the object of national grief, not a tear was shed in this country over the sad end of Adolf Hitler.
This theory requires a deeper look into the policies of Kennedy and his Attorney General and brother, Robert. The Kennedys took a much more aggressive stance against organized crime than previous presidents. Robert Kennedy had earned the enmity of Teamster's Union boss Jimmy Hoffa, as well as other mafia members, during his probes and racketeering prosecutions.
The mob also had a Cuban connection. Before the Castro revolution, U.S. mobsters had a lucrative stake in the Hanava casinos and were doing whatever they could to get it back. Mafia families funnelled money to the Cuban exiles, knowing their payback would come with Castro deposed. It's rumored that the CIA employed mob hitmen to do away with Castro. La Cosa Nostra was understandably irritated at the shabby treatment they received in return from the Kennedys. If rumors that JFK shared a mistress with mobster Sam Giancana are true, perhaps jealousy had something to do with Kennedy's death.
Whatever the facts, it's clear that the mafia had the desire and the resources to fell Kennedy, and with him, his troublesome Attorney General. And in Jack Ruby, the Dallas strip-joint owner with ties to the mob in Chicago, New Orleans and Dallas, they even had means to cover up their involvement. Partially. It's doubtful the mob could have influenced the Warren Commission and its F.B.I. investigators. And how did they get Lee Harvey Oswald to participate in the first place? Even if they duped Oswald and silenced him thereafter, it's hard to imagine that a group as corrupt as the organized crime syndicate could have kept this secret for 30 years without a rapid wholesale slaughter of everyone connected to the killing, including Ruby. The consequences of discovery would surely give the lowest mob thug pause to think, much less the top men, who still had things easy in those days and, like the Russians, much more to lose than to gain.
This sleek, elegant theory is the choice of all discriminating conspiracy hepcats, both because of the hoopla surrounding Oliver Stone's film JFK and because it's such a grand theory, explaining away all contradiction while accommodating maximum paranoia. It also has the advantage of being so shocking and implausible that it just might be true.
The most probable story is that a CIA faction decided to do away with Kennedy for one of three reasons: a) that he gave away Cuba, a country on which the Agency had worked so hard and in whose struggle the renegades had become personally involved; b) to prevent him from doing the same with Vietnam; or c) as a response to a wave of firings Kennedy had ordered in the Bay of Pigs aftermath, starting with CIA director Allen Dulles (who, by the way, served on the Warren Commission), and out of fear that Kennedy was going to eviscerate the intelligence establishment for misleading him about Cuba. In response to the charge that it would be incredible that a government branch could pull off anything as efficiently as the Kennedy assassination and coverup, it should be remembered that the CIA of 1963 was an entirely different animal from what it is today. The men carrying this out were veterans of the World War II O.S.S. These same men smuggled Nazis out of Europe against incredible odds, a far cry from the modern CIA's college boy recruiters who can't deal with student protest on the Carolina campus.
This faction, operating with ease in their home waters, rounded up a team of shooters from the Cubans, Mafia or some other disgruntled group. Oswald is added as a fall guy for the public. As the day approached, sympathizers in the Secret Service or Dallas police were given their instructions and the operation went off without a hitch. Ruby was tricked into shooting Oswald, and the actual assassins are chopped up and buried by the roadside in Mexico.
The CIA theory, unlike the others, has a satisfying explanation for the Warren Commission's bungling. First, the interconnected government intelligence agencies which supplied the Commission with most of its information were in good position to mislead their bosses and to destroy evidence and witnesses. Second, even if the government higher-ups learned of the Agency's involvement, they would hide it from the public for fear that the reaction might cast down the political-business elite from which they came. Finally, for the truly apocalyptic-minded, maybe L.B.J., Earl Warren and the whole military industrial complex were in on the secret from the beginning. Yes, Virginia, there really is a global organization that runs everything and keeps people like you from leading a decent life. Of course, this super-conspiracy would be powerful enough to arrange car accidents for Jim Garrison, Oliver Stone and this writer, but just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
It's a curious fact of American history that, since 1840, every President elected in a year ending in zero has died in office. The sole exception is Ronald Reagan, and John Hinckley certainly made a credible effort in his case. Suppose these deaths aren't coincidence. That's the view of Lyndon Larouche and some writers of the right-wing fringe, people who write letters to the editor of the Spotlight and believe the John Birch Society is moderate. The usual argument is that the deaths are arranged, for mystic numerological reasons, or simply to toy with the people of the last free country on earth. The culprits might be the forces of Freemasonry, Zionist bankers, the Vatican, the British crown, whoever the individual writer fears most. The eccentricities of the far right are a subject for further research. Those who would like to know more can pick up a copy of Spotlight, available at a machine outside the Franklin St. post office in Chapel Hill. And take out an insurance policy on the President in eight years.
My favorite theory, suggested by California oxygen-therapy advocate Waves Forest, ties together all the political assassinations of the '60s with �arranged� deaths like Jimi Hendrix. It's hard to do it justice in a paragraph, but here goes. The Kennedys, King et al. were murdered by a conspiracy whose object is to lower world oxygen levels. Since the industrial revolution, atmospheric oxygen levels have been steadily dropping. The decrease has meant a resurgence of anaerobic (non-oxygen breathing) microorganisms, like the tetanus virus, which had been going extinct in prehistory as world oxygen levels rose. The advent of humanity, whose deforestation and fossil-fuel burning have reduced atmospheric oxygen, was a boon to the bacteria as oxygen levels dropped. Microbes flourish best in the oxygen-poor urban centers where most of the world's political power is concentrated. The microbes have parasitically influenced the brains of the business-political establishment. Now every time a progressive politician or culture figure arises who might change the status quo, i.e. slow down the race to denude the earth, the establishment perceives that figure as a threat. An assassination is arranged. The point of Forest's parable is that the de-greening of the earth can only benefit anaerobic organisms in the long run, so they must be in on it.
Former North Carolina State Spelling Bee Champion Pat Anders graduated from UNC Law School last May. An unemployed attorney, Anders lives with his parents in Burlington.
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The Administrator, in coordination with the States, may provide technical assistance and grants for treatment works to carry out pilot projects relating to the following areas of wet weather discharge control:
(1) Watershed management of wet weather discharges
The management of municipal combined sewer overflows, sanitary sewer overflows, and stormwater discharges, on an integrated watershed or subwatershed basis for the purpose of demonstrating the effectiveness of a unified wet weather approach.
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The Administrator, in coordination with the States, shall provide municipalities participating in a pilot project under this section the ability to engage in innovative practices, including the ability to unify separate wet weather control efforts under a single permit.
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There is authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section $10,000,000 for fiscal year 2002, $15,000,000 for fiscal year 2003, and $20,000,000 for fiscal year 2004. Such funds shall remain available until expended.
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The Administrator shall make available not less than 20 percent of amounts appropriated for a fiscal year pursuant to this subsection to carry out the purposes of subsection (a)(2) of this section.
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TEAM JASON ALL THE WAY!!!! Okay, so the canadian promo did portray Jason as some creepy Aria stalker, but it may not be what we think, which is what PLL promos do best; fabricating the plot making us think otherwise. We do not know a lot about Jason in comparison to Ezra, so I feel like weighing their pros and cons is far too early. Perhaps it is Jason's extreme physical attractiveness that makes me biased towards him. It may also to do with the fact that after the various things he has been through, it is refreshing to see him trying to grasp whatever normality he can i.e. having a relationship regardless of the number of secrets he wants to keep away. After seeing the promo for next week (a thousand times quite possibly), they have undeniable chemistry. The sort of forbidden fire of a student in a relationship with a teacher has been lost between Aria and Ezra, and it just seems so unpractical. Sure that could be said with Jason, but come on! Doesn't anyone want to see more of Jason shirtless? Ezra's cute and attractive, but it's too subtle. Jason appeals to some of the baser instincts that I'm sure we can appreciate. Aria will probably consider this choice; or PLL will become rather flat after this gradual hype. I just pray that this will reveal Jason's misunderstood character and if he does need help; I hope Aria is the one to support him. This is too good to skip out on!!!!!!
It has to be a dream... Aria seems like a smart girl, and she did ask why she couldn't have normal nightmares like regular people or something like that.
Besides that, the writers wants to tease us... sure Jaria will happen at some point but not yet just like the tomb dream with Statherine in TVD was a dream (for those who watch that show too).
or the Damon/Elena kiss at pool table scene. Gosh, I got pissed when that ended up being a dream.
Haha but back on topic...I agree. Jason/Aria will at least not be serious for a while. Sure, maybe a kiss or two, and definitely lots of tension, but nothing official and explicit, I'm predicting at least, until around the season finale.
Sadly, I don't think Jaria will ever happen. The executive producer only replies to Ezria fans on twitter. Nothing about Jaria :(( I really hope they give them a chance cuz they've got great potential.
Isn't funny that Aria has never had a sex dream aboUT Ezra but she's just meant Jason and the dreams are driving her crazy?? haha <3 them


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The NUI Galway research centres funded by the Irish Social Sciences Platform (ISSP) under the Programme for Research in Third Level Institutions (Cycle 4) are delighted to announce the launch of the Measurement Instruments Database for the Social Sciences (MIDSS).
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There are no objective moral truths
When it comes to questions of morality, most people would agree that there are only subjective truths; this is because morality is viewed as intimately personal. It is difficult to conceptualize that there is one truth which is objectively moral. This brings me to ask if an objective moral truth can exist. Would an objective moral truth be one which is agreed to be moral by every single human being? This draws another question: if everyone agreed a moral truth to be true, would it be an objective moral truth?
Please add your input and opinions, I'm curious to hear your explanations and reasoning. Look forward to replying to all of you. Cheers!
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Mar 26 2013: If you want to build a moral code form the top down of course you'll end up with something subjective, an objective moral code must be built from the bottom up. So go to the very basic at the very bottom, just a few examples to illustrate what I mean:
Axiom #1: To be alive is good, to be dead is bad.
Axiom #2: Survival is good, extinction is bad.
Axiom #3: The survival of the species is more important than the survival of the individuals.
Axiom #4: The survival of the ecosystem is more important than the survival of the species.
Axiom #5: The preservation of life on earth is more important than the survival of the ecosystem.
A whole objective moral code can be build upon basic, self-evident principles like this... And you don't need God or any supernatural force to tell you what is right an what is wrong, just open your eyes and see how nature works.
Mar 27 2013: We can mostly agree that we want to survive for example. This means that you're personal morals will guide you to survive. In fact it's in our DNA to survive. We also know that we are all connected. So what promotes the survival of the whole also promotes your own survival. The problem comes when these values come head to head. What if my survival counters the survival of the whole, should I be sacrificed? The "greater good" argument is flawed in this way. My personal needs will almost always trump the needs of the host. Else we can justify killing everyone in America as it will solve the global warming problem...
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Hello my name is Devin Santiago, I'm 20, and I live just outside Sin City
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What's there to tell? I'm pretty much trying to forget my 'history'. My dad was a drunk, my mom was always on drugs. Does that answer your questions? Growing up in Vegas isn't too bad. You never get bored. And the people of Las Vegas never really have to grow up. You can find all your hearts desires here. And yes, I'm not going to lie. Those 'hearts desires' 9 times out of 10 are girls. In Vegas, people are just looking for a good time. You don't have to have any strings attached. That's just the way I like it. It's a never ending party. No responsibilities, no regrets. I couldn't ask for a better life.
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Come on. Every reality show needs a badass mother f***** who keeps the party going.
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I watched my dad beat my mom almost every night. When I was old enough, I started sneaking out so I wouldn't be home to watch it go down. That's when this all began.
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