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It did not take long for the crew to be set up for filming although some adjustments were made. They initially had mounted a camera in the second row of the coaster but later removed it. They also had one of those octopus-type helicopters hovering over the scene for an aerial view. I soon realized that Indigo Films had handpicked several people in advance who were not associated with the ACE group. These were three exceptionally good-looking and undoubtedly videogenic young people – two women and a man – who were designated to sit in the front row once they began filming. (They had gone through a couple of trial runs before they turned the cameras on.) Because Skyrush seats four across, with two inside seats and two outer wing seats, that left one empty seat so I grabbed it and sat with the pretty people. The crew wanted us to remain in the same seats for three consecutive rides and then switch. Because they were not planning to film every single ride, they alerted us as to when a ride would be filmed so that we could follow protocol. We were instructed not to ride with hands in the air when the ride was being filmed. Also, although it was a bit chilly, we were asked to remove our jackets because they wanted it to look like the middle of summer.
Then the fun began in earnest. Once restrained (the lap bars, unlike those on most coasters, are pulled down from overhead and are incredibly tight – more about that later), we were off and running. As anyone who's ridden Millennium Force or Intimidator 305 knows, cable lifts are fast, and the lift on Skyrush is the fastest I've ever encountered. To be fair, I should point out that the train is not at ground level when dispatched, but even so, I was struck by the speed of acceleration. I calculated that it took about 10 seconds to reach the top of the 212-foot lift hill. Then the 200-ft. drop! It was breathtaking. In comparison to some of my favorite coasters – Millennium Force, I305, Nitro, Apollo's Chariot, on which the initial drop is pretty much straight down - Skyrush has a little something extra in that the track curves to the right near the bottom of the drop. The rest of the ride was pretty amazing. I found the ejector airtime to be almost off the charts and can say without hesitation that this coaster is the most intense one I have ever ridden. It's not the tallest or fastest but the most intense because the angles on the curves are totally insane. In short, it's quite an experience.
After everyone had had an opportunity to ride several times, the film crew asked for repeat interviews so once again I stepped up to the boom mike and got in my two cents' worth. Everyone who gave his or her impression of the ride spoke with great enthusiasm but no-one mentioned the restraints. We had been warned beforehand that this topic was taboo.
As to the restraints, these proved to be a problem for some of those in our group. I knew that the park had added extra padding to one of the trains – presumably the one that was being used for this film shoot – but it wasn't sufficient to eliminate discomfort. I was OK for my three rides in the right front wing seat but encountered some difficulty when I switched seats. Some were worse than others. On each directional change, the lap bars tighten to the extent of exerting extreme pressure on the thighs. And the most painful part of the ride – this was the consensus of our group – is the small hill just before the train returns to the loading station. I survived eleven rides on Skyrush during this film shoot and could have ridden it a few more times had I not had to take a short break from the physical abuse, but some of the other participants had to quit altogether after half a dozen because the whacking they took was so agonizing as to be intolerable. The ride itself is short – just over a minute – and it could be argued that because of the thigh-crushing restraints, it is mercifully short. Skyrush, currently undergoing maintenance and repair, is a remarkable coaster which could easily be in the top 10 if it were more user friendly. Hersheypark needed a good hypercoaster and they now have one, but its future may be bleak unless the problem can be resolved. I can see this exceptional, beautiful coaster falling by the wayside due to low ridership.
Being at Hersheypark with a camera crew, a group of coaster enthusiasts and ERT (the park wasn't even open to the public that day) was a fun and rewarding experience. I may well end up on the cutting room floor before the program featuring Skyrush airs, but so be it. We had a good crew and a good time. Kudos to the Indigo Films crew at Hersheypark for both their professionalism and consideration. I hope I run into the same gang at another film shoot. Last but certainly not least, I wish to thank the staff at Hersheypark for their hospitality and patience. They made us feel welcome and provided refreshments, including yummy hot chocolate. The ride ops did an outstanding job of enabling this event to go off without a hitch. I have now been to Hersheypark three times and on each occasion was impressed by how well it's run and by the helpfulness of the employees.
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From KJ Simpson on March 7, 2013 at 10:32 AM
Great recap! I've always wondered how these shows were shot. I've also often suspected that some of the people in the high-profile seats were planted by the crew. Suspicion confirmed! What a fun opportunity for you. I'll be looking for you when the show airs, and hopefully you won't end up on the cutting room floor.
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Sounds like you had a lot of fun. I will have to tell my son about this coaster. He's 14 and is in love with riding coasters.
From Bobbie Butterfield on March 8, 2013 at 6:04 AM
To K J Simpson - Thanks for the positive feedback! As to how these episodes of Insane Coaster Wars are filmed, I should add that not all film shoots for Travel Channel are as much fun as this one was. I had originally intended to say as much in my piece but decided that doing so would detract from it. Anyway, exactly one week after the Skyrush event, I participated in a film shoot of Nitro - and that one turned out to be a complete waste of time and energy. We were instructed to report to Six Flags Great Adventure at 6:30am and because it took the film crew 3 hours to set up, we were standing there freezing in the meantime, waiting for something to happen. When the crew was finally ready to roll, it soon became apparent that the ACE people would have no opportunity to offer any feedback on Nitro. This particular crew was not interactive with us and interviewed only the four people they had handpicked in advance. And when the crew asked one of them "How did you like the hammerhead turn?" I wanted to laugh or puke. I don't think this young man would know the difference between a hammerhead turn and a barrel roll. The ACE people might just as well not have been there at all; we were only along for the ride. To add insult to injury, we got a measly 4 rides on Nitro. So how things go really depends upon the film crew. We happened to get a great crew for Skyrush and I would hope that this is the rule and the crew for Nitro is the exception.
From Ed Newman on March 8, 2013 at 4:56 PM
Great Report !! Well written and enjoyable to read. I've been a casual fan of that show whenever I get to see it. Glad to hear they are filming new episodes. Have not been to HersheyPark since 2003, but need to make a return visit soon.
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One-third of the world's girls are married before the age of eighteen, limiting both their educational and economic potential. Child marriage is damaging to global prosperity and stability, yet despite the urgency of the issue, there remains a significant lack of data on the subject. Senior Fellow Gayle Tzemach Lemmon discusses both the factors that contribute to and strategies that have proved effective against child marriage.
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Following the ISIL surge in Iraq, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon discusses the United States' foreign policy options in Iraq and Syria to rein in the extremist threat.
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Curbing child marriage has become increasingly important to the global development discussion, but it has yet to become central to the discussion about security and stability. Senior Fellow Gayle Tzemach Lemmon reviews child marriage trends in fragile countries affected by natural disasters and/or armed conflict, and offers policy recommendation on how the United States can ensure that girls and women are still able to reach their full potential even in times of social instability and insecurity.
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By developing a stronger understanding of what works and what does not in combatting child marriage, policymakers and civil society leaders will be better equipped to end child marriage. Senior Fellow Gayle Tzemach Lemmon and Research Associate Lynn S. ElHarake identify the drivers of child marriage and the factors that can curb it.
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In advance of the presidential election in Afghanistan, Gayle Lemmon writes on why some policymakers are hoping that "things go well – or at least well enough – to keep both the Obama administration and the American public on board."
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Gayle T. Lemmon writes about how U.S reluctance to stay diplomatically engaged in Iraq has resulted in foreign policy consequences, especially in regards to Syria.
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As Washington remains reluctant to take strong action in Syria, Gayle T. Lemmon discusses the limited interventions under consideration for U.S. intervention, including counterterrorism operations inside Syria, increased arms distribution to moderate rebels, and humanitarian aid.
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Following President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech, Gayle T. Lemmon discusses why the United States needs to strike a balance between using military force and international diplomacy, rather than choosing one over the other.
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As the crisis in Syria continues in the new year, Gayle Lemmon writes about the tragedies facing one group left out of diplomatic conversations, yet is vital to the country's future: Syria's children.
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As the world remembers Nelson Mandela, Gayle Lemmon calls on the United States to live by Mandela's legacy and focus its diplomatic energy on humanitarian assistance as well as foreign policy.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon argues why it is in U.S. interests to create an American development bank that invests in small- and medium-sized businesses, including those owned by women, in the world's least-developed and newly emerging economies.
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Following recent decisions made during a meeting of the Afghan grand assembly, Gayle Lemmon discusses how Afghans, U.S. foreign policy leaders, and others are working to shift the international perception of the Afghanistan war from one of hopelessness to one that reflects the strides the country has taken in economic growth, development progress, and human rights.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon compares the number of women in tech start-ups in the Arab world to that of other regions.
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Despite myriad challenges, entrepreneurs in conflict and post-conflict environments have succeeded in building viable businesses that stabilize families and communities and foster economic growth on a national level. While the importance of entrepreneurship has been widely discussed, little is known and has been written about what works in terms of linking entrepreneurs with markets in these environments.
This project seeks to fill that gap by investigating efforts underway in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Liberia, among others, and exploring ways to improve market linkages for entrepreneurs. It will focus on new and growing firms, as well as examine firms that have developed into large-scale enterprises. It will also analyze the unique barriers facing female entrepreneurs and suggest ways the international community can best focus its efforts to address challenges seen by entrepreneurs in conflict and post-conflict environments.
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U.S. officials have spoken of the need to promote the �3 Ds��defense, diplomacy, and development�in recognition of the fact that success in places like Afghanistan cannot come through military action alone. One area where the United States has committed to helping that country is public health, especially for women and children. A central element of the U.S. strategy is improving maternal health, which is crucial given that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal mortality statistics in the world. With the generous support of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, this project seeks to improve understanding of how the United States and international organizations can promote better maternal health in Afghanistan, and what larger benefits could result from such improvements in terms of defense, diplomacy, and development.
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Lemmon discusses the continuing ISIS threat in Syria and the debate surrounding the potential for U.S. involvement in the conflict.
Speaking with Tamron Hall on MSNBC, Lemmon discusses the possibilty of the EU leveling sanctions against Russia in light of the downing of MH17.
Lemmon joins Luke Russert to discuss the latest in the MH17 plane crash over Ukraine and the international reaction to the tragedy. She notes that Germany's economic relationship with Russia complicates the EU response.
On the death of American diplomat Anne Smedinghoff in Afghanistan, Lemmon says to Andrea Mitchell on MSN that Smedinghoff's death is a blow to those fighting for Afghanistan to join the rest of the world and not slide back into civil war.
Speaking with Andrea Mitchell on MSN, Lemmon says that a growing number of people think that the way work is structured does not match the way America lives, and that recent decisions by major companies to rescind the right to work from home is tone deaf.
Lemmon argues on Rock Center with Brian Williams that "We're getting farther and farther from the war actually being waged in Afghanistan. And to make ourselves okay with this we make celebrities out of the men asked to lead these wars".
In an interview for Bloomberg, Lemmon discusses the most recent U.S. presidential debate and the role that foreign policy will play as election day looms near.
The battle for girls' education in Afghanistan is everyone's fight because "there is no better correlation to predicting violence than education levels" argues Lemmon in an interview on CBS This Morning.
Lemmon speaks with Andrea Mitchell about the fight for women's votes in the upcoming U.S. presidential election and the need to engage Afghan women in peace negotiations as international forces drawdown.
Lemmon discusses the challenges for girls' education in Afghanistan, and the larger issues surrounding women's rights there in an interview with PRI's "The World."
Lemmon warns NPR's Michel Martin of the consequences of a hasty U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and its repercussions for Afghan civil society.
Protecting Afghan women's rights "isn't about American altruism, but about leaving behind a state that is stable so that America doesn't have to go back in" argues CFR Fellow Gayle Tzemach Lemmon on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports."
In an interview with news anchor Christiane Amanpour, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon argues that the struggle to protect Afghan women's rights "is not about special treatment, it is about the basic right to contribute to your family—to go to school and go to work, and Afghan women have fought for those rights for a long time."
On The Early Show, Lemmon discusses how Afghan entrepreneurs (and especially women) shape the future of peace in Afghanistan.
Lemmon calls on the world to move beyond "micro hopes" and "micro ambitions" for women who are creating jobs against daunting obstacles.
Lemmon discusses the role entreprenuers play in the stability of war-ravaged regions.
Lemmon explains that Afghan women are untapped allies in the fight to create more stable and more peaceful communities.
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon is the New York Times best-selling author of The Dressmaker of Khair Khana and the deputy director of the Council on Foreign Relations' Women and Foreign Policy program. Prior to joining the Council, Ms. Lemmon covered public policy and emerging markets for the global investment firm PIMCO, after working for nearly a decade as a journalist with the ABC News Political Unit and "This Week with George Stephanopoulos." Gayle has reported on entrepreneurs in conflict and post-conflict regions for the Financial Times, New York Times, International Herald Tribune, the Daily Beast, and Christian Science Monitor, along with Ms. Magazine, Bloomberg, Politico and the HuffingtonPost. She is also the author of the Newsweek March 2011 story "The Hillary Doctrine" and the September 2011 profile on U.N. Women's Michelle Bachelet. Gayle has appeared on NBC News, National Public Radio and PBS, and on cable outlets including MSNBC and FOX. Gayle's opening talk at TedxWomen in New York City, in December 2011, focused on why investing in women can make the difference for the global economy. She has published papers on women and business for the World Bank, the International Finance Corporation, Harvard Business School, and the Center for International Private Enterprise. Gayle earned a BA in journalism summa cum laude from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she received the 2006 Dean's Award for her work on women's entrepreneurship. She speaks Spanish, German, and French and is conversant in Dari. A former Fulbright scholar and Robert Bosch Foundation fellow, she serves on the board of the International Center for Research on Women.
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Lemmon discusses the continuing ISIS threat in Syria and the debate surrounding the potential for U.S. involvement in the conflict.
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Lemmon joins Luke Russert to discuss the latest in the MH17 plane crash over Ukraine and the international reaction to the tragedy. She notes that Germany's economic relationship with Russia complicates the EU response.
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A north Idaho school district is launching a campaign to curb bullying. School officials in Coeur d'Alene announced Wednesday the effort includes curriculum changes and focus groups with a cross section of student cliques. It's a response to a spate of recent complaints from parents and students.
The district will bring in an anti-bullying expert this fall to conduct research in the schools and train students to intervene on behalf of bullied classmates.
Schools superintendent Matt Handelman says part of the problem is that teachers often don't know about the bullying – especially when it happens via cell phone or on social media.
Matt Handelman: "We know there are a lot of things that go on – students are either afraid of retaliation or feel like nothing will be done or nothing can be done. And that's when you get in these downward spirals where kids can fall into depression and really not want to come to school."
The district received grants from the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, the Kootenai Electric Trust and the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations. That task force formed to counter the Aryan Nations' presence in north Idaho in the '80s and '90s.
Photo: Some parents have complained about bullying going un-checked in Coeur d'Alene schools. Photo by Jessica Robinson
Photo: Some parents have complained about bullying going un-checked in Coeur d'Alene schools. Photo by Jessica Robinson


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You all know what the picture above means, right? There is another collection of frankens packed and ready to go to the winner of my soon to be announced 311-facebook-fans-Giveaway!
Shall we take a look at the polishes? I find this collection exciting because there are 5 polishes and 1 top coat to go with all of them. The top coat is called "On the Rocks" and I'm showing you one picture of the Cocktail Polish alone and then one "on the rocks". Fun, no?
Appletini, 2 coats. Green with a golden shimmer.
Raspberry Daiquiri. Berry Jelly with a lot of holo glitter (as used in the Kleancolor Holos).
Swimming Pool, two coats. A pale blue creme polish with some subtle white/iridiscent glitter.
Tequile Sunrise. Pink polish with yellow & orange flakies. 2 coats.
Watermelon Punch. A very bright red (sorry for the bad picture!) with subtle shimmer. 2 coats.
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Police determined that the 34 cannabis plants Olson was growing were compliant with his medical marijuana licence. Olson suffers from a work-related spinal cord injury and uses leaf-extract to manage his pain.
Ministry social workers, however, threatened to immediately apprehend the couple's three children."


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Why do so many people love letters?
I'm thinking of some reasons: (1) it's personal in many ways; (2) it's a physical object that we can interact with all senses; (3) letter involves a lot of human interaction, where email is considered mostly in machine world.
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Nov 21 2012: We all like and love our childhood memories and letter is one such thing that make us feel the same, secondly their is an enjoyment(can be in +ve or -ve sense) in waiting to recieve the letter and joy after recieving the letter, since you are waiting for it from a long time that increases its value.
Nov 22 2012: That's an interesting point. The enjoyment of waiting for something good coming has its own taste. It's not like email, where if I say that I've just sent to you an email, well, you already got it.
There are stories of lost letters that coming to its destination after years and years. There must be some excitement of the receivers as well.
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Julian Assange Plans to Leave Ecuadorian Embassy 'Soon'
After two years, Julian Assange announced he is ready to leave the Ecuadorian embrassy "soon," but declined to say when or on what terms.
WikiLeaks is an international, online, self-described not-for-profit organisation publishing submissions of secret information, news leaks, and classified media from anonymous news sources and whistleblowers. Its website, launched in 2006 under the Sunshine Press organisation, claimed a database of more than 1.2 million documents within a year of its launch. Julian Assange, an Australian Internet activist, is generally described as its founder, editor-in-chief, and director. Kristinn Hrafnsson, Joseph Farrell and Sarah Harrison are the only other publicly known and acknowledged associates of Julian Assange. Hrafnsson is also a member of the company Sunshine Press Productions along with Assange, Ingi Ragnar Ingason and Gavin MacFadyen.
The group has released a number of significant documents which have become front-page news items. Early releases included documentation of equipment expenditures and holdings in the Afghanistan war and corruption in Kenya. In April 2010, WikiLeaks...
After two years, Julian Assange announced he is ready to leave the Ecuadorian embrassy "soon," but declined to say when or on what terms.
WikiLeaks published a secret suppression order, which cannot be published in Australia.
The Australian Government has said fears over new spy laws are unfounded, and will not affect journalists or regular Australians.
A Swedish court has upheld the detention order on Julian Assange, reaffirming the legal basis for an international warrant that has kept the WikiLeaks founder in hiding in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London. Assange's defense team plans on appealing the order to a higher court. #Assange's defence team says they will appeal to a higher court.
The Pentagon is considering transferring convicted WikiLeaks informant Chelsea Manning to a civilian prison to give her a chance to receive gender disorder treatment.
A judge has granted a request from WikiLeaks' most famous informant, the soldier formerly known as Bradley Edward Manning, to have her name formally changed to Chelsea Elizabeth Manning. The Leavenworth County District Judge David King allowed the name change in a one-minute long hearing, according to the Associated Press. Manning will now officially be known as Chelsea.
Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras, two of the journalists Edward Snowden chose as recipients of the leaked cache of NSA secret documents that dominated headlines across the world for months, are about to land in the United States -- and WikiLeaks wants you to track their flight.
WikiLeaks' most famous whistleblower, the army private formerly known as Bradley Manning, has taken the first step toward officially becoming recognized as a female. Manning requested a Kansas court to change her name to Chelsea and will also request hormone therapy, the Pvt. Manning Support Network announced on Wednesday.
AUSTIN, Texas -- Embattled WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange made a rare onstage appearance at SXSWi on Saturday via Skype in a wide-ranging conversation about the NSA and WikiLeaks' role in the political discourse and online communications over the past decade. The interview, conducted by Benjamin Palmer of the creative agency Barbarian Group, was marred by technology issues for those at SXSW as well as those trying to view the live stream online.
During the week, we consume words in snackable, tweetable bites. But on the weekends, we have the time to take a dive into the murkier, lengthier depths of the Internet and expand our attention spans beyond 140 characters. We can brew a cup of coffee and lie back with our iPads, laptops, smartphones and Kindles.
It's been almost three years since WikiLeaks started releasing hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables. Shortly after the first leak, the U.S. government convened a grand jury investigation into Julian Assange and his organization, considering whether to bring criminal charges against him. That investigation seems to be coming to an end. See also: MafiaLeaks: Inside the Site That Wants to Take Down the Mob Anonymous U.S.
For almost two centuries, Italy has fought a war against the Mafia, a broad term defining various highly organized and violent crime rings. The Mafia's strongest weapon is not its knack for secrecy or corruption of local governments, but rather the omertà, an unwritten code of silence rooted in fear -- a cultural attitude that makes people turn a blind eye to Mafia operations and refuse to report what they've seen to the authorities.
Wikipedia's arbitration committee has taken action against editors who insisted that whistleblower Chelsea Manning, who is transsexual, go by her former name, Bradley. They are now prohibited from editing any page related to trans issues. Manning is one of the most controversial American figures in recent memory, for reasons wholly unrelated to her gender identity. A former Army intelligence analyst, she leaked classified Army documents in 2010 -- including video footage of a U.S.
The dream of providing would-be whistleblowers with a WikiLeaks-style safe and anonymous platform to leak incendiary documents to news organizations lives on. In May, The New Yorker launched StrongBox, a system based on DeadDrop, a program written by the late Aaron Swartz, with the help of Wired's Kevin Poulsen. Now, the non-profit Freedom of the Press Foundation has taken over the project, simplified it, and renamed it SecureDrop.
Since receiving asylum in Russia in August, former National Security Agency systems analyst Edward Snowden has rarely been seen in person. That changed earlier this week when Snowden made a rare appearance in Moscow to accept the Sam Adams Award for Integrity in Intelligence. See also: The 10 Best Political Memes of 2012 The award is given out annually by a group of former U.S. intelligence officials to colleagues they deem worthy of the recognition.
WikiLeaks' most recent release may not reveal any government secrets, but it does set a new standard for the age-old term, "no hard feelings." The controversial website published a letter Wednesday written by founder Julian Assange to actor Benedict Cumberbatch, who portrays Assange in the upcoming film, The Fifth Estate. The letter is dated Jan. 15, 2013, about a week before the film's production began, and it appears to be a response to Cumberbatch's request for an in-person meeting.
Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Bradley Manning, broke her silence from prison, issuing a public statement in which she denied being "a pacifist." Manning's statement, published Wednesday, addresses the 2013 Sean MacBride Peace Award, which the International Peace Bureau awarded the WikiLeaks source last month. The award was accepted on her behalf by prominent pacifist and retired U.S. army colonel Ann Wright.
Although Benedict Cumberbatch's portrayal of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in The Fifth Estate garnered widespread acclaim, the actor had a harder time impressing one critic in particular: Assange himself. See also: WikiLeaks in 'The Fifth Estate': Reality Is More Compelling Than Fantasy "I tried to justify my reasons for doing the project," Cumberbatch, 37, told press at a Toronto International Film Festival roundtable earlier this month.
Despite presenting a nuanced look at the rise of WikiLeaks, The Fifth Estate movie suffers from a heavy-handed script that lacks subtlety and emotional heft.
Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Bradley Manning, asked President Obama to pardon her for handing over thousands of secret documents to WikiLeaks. Manning's lawyer David. E. Coombs filed the formal request for presidential pardon on Tuesday, nearly two weeks after Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison.
Warning: Video contains NSFW language. Julian Assange just leaked his sense of humor for all the Internet to see. The WikiLeaks founder appeared in a spoof rap video, titled "Game of Polls," produced by Juice Rap News. It blends a hip hop beat with the theme from the HBO series Game of Thrones.
Just a day after being sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks, Private Bradley Manning released a statement expressing a desire to live as a woman. "As I transition into this next phase of my life, I want everyone to know the real me. I am Chelsea Manning. I am a female," reads a statement Manning released exclusively to NBC News. The statement reads that Manning would like to begin implementing the change at once.
Bradley Manning has been sentenced to 35 years in prison. Judge Col. Denise Lind announced the sentence around 10 a.m. ET on Wednesday, almost three months after the beginning of the court martial and 1,294 days after Manning was arrested in Iraq for providing WikiLeaks with the thousands of secret documents that became the organization's most famous releases.
Tweeting about somebody's death by drone might come across as careless and insensitive. Especially if you are a Time magazine senior correspondent wishing for the chance to write about the death of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. That's exactly what Michael Grunwald did on Saturday night -- causing so much Twitter rage that he ended up deleting the controversial comment.
Bradley Manning took the stand again on Wednesday and spoke for the second time in the more than three years since his arrest. This time, he said he was sorry. "I want to start off with an apology," Manning told the military judge in a two-minute statement. "I'm sorry that my actions hurt people. I'm sorry that they hurt the United States [...] I understood what I was doing, and decisions I made.
A new leak surfaced at the Bradley Manning trial -- and not from the source of WikiLeaks' most famous releases. The 16-second video (embedded below) shows the courtroom with Manning and the presiding judge, Col. Denise Lind. See also: Julian Assange Launches WikiLeaks Party in Australia The video was published by Australian blogger and activist Asher Wolf on Sunday.


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Study and Explores on CRM based on the Supply Chain Integration
Many enterprises have not been able to understand the concept innovation for the implementation CRM, many still rely an individual customer relationship management and customer rervice approach, this approach has been hampered by inefficiency and 75 tembarked from the single enterprise understood the customer, management customer and service customer, cause to have all sorts of limitations of implementation the customer relations management, nearly 2/3 customer relations management project defeated at the end. Based on this, this article has explained the customer relations management concept from the supply chain integration's thought angle, and has carried on the exploration how to establish, perfect the enterprise supply chain integration customer relations management system and the operational mechanism.Key words: Supply chain; Integration; Customer relationship management; Customer competition; Service competition
Supply chain; Integration; Customer relationship management; Customer competition; Service competition
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The number of students headed to Chesterfield County schools next year looks to be decreasing, which will influence how much money the school system sees from the Commonwealth.
School leaders say a tough economy is likely contributing to a slow down, even decrease, in the number of students expected here next fall. That matters because the commonwealth distributes some funding based on projected student enrollment.
"Enrollment plays a pretty significant roll in terms of what we're allocated from the state," said David Wyman, School Board Chairman.
Officials say projections show about 350 fewer students.
"On a percentage basis not particularly large," explained Wyman. "But in terms of real dollars that we receive from the state, it is actually a reduction."
Out of a multi-million dollar budget, it will reduce about $470,000 in funding. Looking at the money coming in, Wyman said he is still cautiously optimistic for the budget process.
"We just have to deal with the new economic realities that we have right now within our school system and we'll work closely with the county and the state to do the best that we can do," said Wyman.
Wyman points to student performance as an indication that cuts in the classroom are not hindering student performance.
"Even though over the last four years we've seen reductions in funding, we've seen our SOL scores actually increase," said Wyman. "So we're actually at the highest level of SOL performance despite the fact that we've seen reductions in resources, despite the fact that we've seen more kids in our classrooms. "
Wyman adds that this is possible because of caring teachers and mentors stepping up tot he plate when he dollars and resources are no longer available.
Longer term projections show student populations will stay the same and gradually increase in later years.
Tuesday, the Superintendent is expected to present his projected expenses, giving the clearest look of where the budget stands for Chesterfield Schools.
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Container gardening hits stride
By B. Durbin Wean
Mother's Day happens, container gardening comes
into its own for the year. It's pretty safe to say
that the last frost has occurred and we can start planting
window boxes, deck containers and hanging baskets.
For lots of people this is the only way that they can get their hands into the dirt. When my daughter, Chris, and I took care of my very old and wheelchair bound auntie, my daughter would arrange a planting party for her on a warm spring afternoon.
We wheeled
her out onto the deck to a table that was the perfect height
for a wheelchair to wheel under. Chris had prepared the
potting soil in containers and placed summer bulbs for
some plants, and annuals in six-packs or four-inch pots
within auntie's reach. Then Chris encouraged
auntie to be creative and plant anything, wherever she felt
inclined. Chris was there to encourage and help when needed,
but didn't
interfere; this was one of the few times auntie was happy
and involved. She loved to garden when she was younger and
this was as close as she was ever going to get to the dirt
again to watch her flowers grow.
I think auntie was at least 90 when we thought of this therapy for her. You are never too old to enjoy gardening no matter how limited you or someone else thinks you are. This is extended therapy because as the weeks went by auntie was so excited to see 'her' flowers bloom and flourish. Just provide the tools, encouragement, company, and a warm wet cloth to wash up afterward and have fun.
I thought
I'd give you some tips about different
types of containers to try. The only caveat is to make
sure it's
deep enough for the roots of the plants and has good drainage.
If you have a beautiful container that you don't
want to put holes in, plant your flowers in a plastic pot
that will fit in the container and take it out when you
want to water. This summer when you're out garage
look for salvage materials for containers. Try baskets,
old drainage tiles, metal animal feed cages and for a large
space at the end of the driveway old wheelbarrows are great!
Just find something interesting to go with your old standby
plastic or terra cotta pots.
Fill your container with a good quality potting mix and stir in a supply of timed-release fertilizer (your potted plants are heavy feeders). Now you are ready for your plants. Depending on whether you are planting for sun or shade will make the difference in the plants you select. If this is your first experience with containers, for sunny spots, try pansies, lobelia, geraniums, marigolds, petunias and something to trail over the edge of your container like verbena or one of the trailing petunias. For something green I like ivy, vinca, or lotus plant. For the brave souls who are not faint of heart, try deep purple, yellow and red with a touch of white for an eye-popping combination of colors. If you are a little quieter in spirit, pastels like soft pink, lavender, soft yellow and for your trailing green, licorice plant, because it is a soft gray and all will combine to make a romantic combination.
In the shade try bizzy-lizzies, ferns, a coleus combo, fuchsias or begonias. Be inventive. For other sunny ideas, try different ornamental grasses or succulents (escheveria and sempervivum).
Baskets are not for the folks who want to plant and forget. They take a lot of work to care for so be prepared and if you leave for vacation, hire a plant sitter! As they grow they will probably need water once a day, in a hot place even twice. They should also have a half dose of liquid fertilizer mixed with water applied at least every other week. It is also important to deadhead the spent blooms to keep them blooming all summer. People are always asking me about deadheading petunias - pinch them back behind the bloom on the stem.
The subject of container gardening is fascinating and very satisfying to try. Look for healthy plants, fun containers and great color combination and get started!


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Fans filled Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta on Friday for the first of three free concerts.Crowds began building in mid-afternoon on Friday for a show headlined by Georgia's own Zac Brown Band. My Morning Jacket and Saints of Valory also played to throngs of concertgoers.The fun continues on Saturday with an impressive lineup featuring Muse, Ludacris, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Flo Rida.Not to be outdone, Sunday's show will feature the Dave Matthews Band, Sting, Grace Potter & the Nocturnals and Blind Pilot.FOX 5 wants your pics from the show!
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