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After Barbara tweeted that she didn't like Selena – and hung out with Justin at the Victoria's Secret show – Selena couldn't bite her tongue.
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Let's start at the beginning. Eleven months ago, supermodel Barbara Palvin did a video webchat and offered to sing her fans a song of their choice, before remarking sarcastically: "I don't like Selena Gomez by the way…"
No one cared about that back then.
Fast forward all the way up until this Wednesday, to Justin Bieber's performance at the Victoria Secret's show in New York.
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The pair were seen posing for cosy snaps together, plus retweeted each other's messages before and after the lingerie show.
Barbara posted this one, writing: 'Okay sooo because u guys were askin for it! with @justinbieber! you were great tonight!'
Hanging out with Justin after the show in her dressing gown, Barbara was also seen posing with Justin's manager Scooter Braun and director Alfredo Flores.
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"Despite the cold weather and some snow, we still had some good performances," Anderson said. "I posted personal bests in the high jump as well as the triple jump. I never expected to be competing in a track meet in the snow, let alone posting my best marks ever. It makes all the work worth it."
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Spawn (1997)
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Reviews Counted: 42
Fresh: 8 | Rotten: 34
Spawn is an overbearing, over-violent film that adds little to the comic book adaptation genre.
Average Rating: 4/10
Critic Reviews: 10
Fresh: 2 | Rotten: 8
Spawn is an overbearing, over-violent film that adds little to the comic book adaptation genre.
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One of the most popular independent comic books of its decade was transformed into this dark, bloody adventure intended to launch a profitable superhero franchise. Michael Jai White stars as Al Simmons, a corrupt assassin betrayed and murdered by his evil government supervisor, Jason Wynn (Martin Sheen). Sent to Hell, Simmons is offered a chance to return to the earthly plane if he will become a "Hellspawn" ("Spawn" for short), one of many super-powered creatures assigned to encourage living
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Aug 1, 1997 Wide
Apr 22, 1998
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John Leguizamo
Michael Jai White
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Martin Sheen
Jason Wynn
Theresa Randle
Melinda Clarke
Jessica Priest
Miko Hughes
Sydni Beaudoin
Nicol Williamson
D.B. Sweeney
Terry Fitzgerald
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The film gives you the pleasurably junky sensation of living inside an apocalyptic videogame.
A moodily malevolent, anything-goes revenge fantasy that relies more upon special visual and digitally animated effects for its intended appeal than any comics-derived sci-fier to date.
This hopelessly redundant action gross-out aspires to a form of hip vacuousness -- and may achieve it.
The nonsensical screenplay can barely stand-up to the hellzapoppin,' Beelzebubbin' effects mustered by first-time director Mark Dippe.
As a movie, 'Spawn' can't make up its mind what it wants to be any more than its protagonist knows who he is or what he wants to be.
It's simply a parade of toys and tricks, without a jot of playfulness, knowing humour or campery to endear itself.
Most of the rest of the cast suffocates beneath mountains of special-effects makeup.
A would-be cult film carefully constructed from parts of other cult films.
Spawn is a far from perfect movie, but interesting enough to make me look forward to the inevitable sequel.
... the filmmakers filled their film with tons of FX, leaving little place to action scenes.
The movie belongs to Jai White, whose eyes, voice and movements lock the audience into his heart and struggle.
A misguided attempt to sanitize a concept whose most distinctive trait is its darkness.
It is merely redundant, a now-familiar plot of gloom-soaked heroism decked out with the expected trappings of perpetually rainy alleys, Gothic spires and a couple of explosions.
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The other fantasy based creatures are also really well created, 'Clown' especially...very dark, humorous and quite chilling. Leguizamo played him brilliantly swinging from nasty, vicious and cheeky with the bat of an eyelid. Best thing about the film easily.
'Violator' is also pretty cool looking in life size model form yet like a lot of the film the CGI version is pretty lame and ruins it. CGI is a problem with this film as its loaded with it, almost everything is CGI and frankly not much is any good. It ranges from excellent on 'Spawns' cape to poor videogame type visuals on most other things. Hell being the worst with a terrible looking 'Malebolgia' and very plain unexciting looking backdrops which look like a school kid created it at home.
The acting is hammy and in general its very cheesy. This film yearns to be harder and more violent (like the comic). It is dark and 'Crow' like for sure but its so watered down its quite painful.
Despite that it does have a certain charm which appeals to me, its dark 'Batman' like world with hellish creatures and brooding anti heroes still manages to be enjoyable. 'Spawn' being a very likeable character, 'Wynn' is also suitably creepy, 'Bishop' is changed to a female for some reason but pretty hot with some nice gun/blade action and altogether with a thumping soundtrack this is a reasonable film.
But I still wonder what it could of been, what it could of achieved had it been made for adults as it should of been. Visually its pleasing if you like this kind of thing and it still beats 'Ghost Rider' any day of the week.
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i use to love idiots that think that they are "playing" the ah with auctioneer. i use to crush you guys all the time.
buy out all of a certain item. usually weapons.
spend a week listing alot of them for 5-6x what they sold for normally. making sure to buy up any that pop up.
now list them for about 2-3x what they sold for normally. all the little auctioneer "playaz" go crazy and buy buy em all up now that there is such a bargain showing in auctioneer.
the playaz get stuck with crap they cant sell for a profit and i made 2x the amount than normal selling price. taking advantage of people that are trying to work the system. its great!!! made good money doing it.
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i think it funny that you think the buyer is dumb for being stuck with overpriced junk, but the other AH junkies will still buy it from him, as you've reset the price point.


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Sitting snugly at the foot of the Pyrenees and an hour away from the commune of Perpignan is the wonderfully quaint French village of Montferrer. A Montferrer holiday is an ideal option for those who wish to have a peaceful holiday with magnificent views and a handful of activities on their doorstep. A Montferrer holiday rental house is the perfect base for those who wish to explore the Great Outdoors or simply relax in comfortable surroundings, taking in the breathtaking views of the countryside and the Pyrenees. A Montferrer holiday will leave you with some wonderful memories as well as feeling completely stress-free.
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Pretty good but needs a bit more liquid as I thought it was a bit dry. Also a little too much parsley for me but my husband loved it. As the other reviewer said, the recipe doesn't say what to do with the bacon but I threw it in. Also the nutritional info is screwy..no protein, carbs or fiber in a chicken and wild rice dish? Really? Someone needs to proof the recipes better and fix the nutritional info!
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neensbeans Posted: 10/28/13
Totally agree with srwfromorange's review. This was bland and not at all creamy. I tasted it before putting in the casserole and decided to add some fresh herbs (rosemary & thyme), but even those didn't help. Maybe I should have put the bacon back in it!
srwfromorange Posted: 04/16/13
Not only did this recipe take an hour & 1/2 to prepare, it was bland. There are so many other chicken & rice recipes in Cooking Light's many volumes and so many have such wonderful flavor,but this one needs to be stricken for all time. Yuk
LPSilvey Posted: 01/07/13
We used frozen leftover turkey from Thanksgiving, added Italian herbs for a bit of kick, but otherwise followed the recipe in the Jan/Feb issues of Cooking Light. Rave reviews and empty plates.
TheMomChef Posted: 01/12/13
To answer other questions, no the bacon doesn't go back in (there's no way to keep the dish at 17 grams of fat per serving and have it in there). Once I had everything mixed together, I could tell that there wasn't enough moisture and the rice would suck all of it up, making for a dry casserole, so I added a quarter cup more of chicken broth. It was perfect. The flavors are delicious and the casserole is very creamy. You can read my full review at Taking On Magazines: http://bit.ly/X23OMz
SuzanneM Posted: 02/27/13
This was quite delicious- reminiscent of many chicken/rice casseroles but with fresher flavors. I'm glad I found this version online as the one in the magazine was quite difficult to follow as it transposed two recipes. I also found the use of the bacon unclear; most recipes say "Reserve for another use" if the full ingredient is not included in the recipe. This one said nothing. So I crumbled it and added it in. It added a nice crunch along with some slivered almonds I sprinkled on top (this also made for a prettier presentation). It was a lot of work for a casserole- 3 pans and the casserole dish (plus one I used to cook the chicken breasts in)! But it was warm, filling, made a lot and was quite tasty; the whole family enjoyed it.
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Are you supposed to use the bacon in the casserole? It says to remove from the pan but than doesn't mention being added back in? Is it remove and discard or remove and mix back in later?


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This book was a good book. I really like crime fiction. There's the main character, Theodore Boone, or Theo for short. He goes to watch the Duffy trial(you can find out more about that by reading the first and second book). Then one day Theo finds that his locker was empty. The next time he opens it, all his stuff was back where he left it. The very same day, his bike tires were popped and a rock was thrown through his window. He was really worried. Then the police accused him of robbing a computer store because the tablets that were stolen were in his locker. He was trying to be framed by someone. Everyone else believed Theo would never do such a thing. He is teased and made fun of for the next week in school. He and his uncle Ike try to figure out the real criminal and send him to jail-hopefully.
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It was just a week ago that the Mets blogosphere was abuzz, calling for Ruben Tejada to be sent down and call up a streaking Omar Quintanilla. Facing demotion, the problem solved itself when Tejada dove for a ball in short left at Yankee Stadium and strained his quad, landing him on the DL and opening a vacancy for Quintanilla to come up and show what he could contribute; and contribute he has. In his five games since his call-up, the 31-year old veteran has been on fire at the plate, going 9-for-17 with a double, a triple, a home run and three RBIs. Quintanilla has put the ball in play in every one of his at-bats of his short stint thus far, save a lone strikeout. In just five games, Quintanilla has nearly one third of the production that Tejada had in his 50 games this season. Although the fielding has been an issue so far as he has already amounted a trio of errors in only a week in the majors, his bat has been invaluable to this anemic Mets offense. It is a very short sample siz...
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UNH Faculty Senate
Summary Minutes from 7 April, 2008
II. Campus Security –
Vice President Mark Rubinstein introduced David Cross who is the director of the
So far, the care team has worked with about a dozen students in the month it has been operating. The team can serve various types of students including those who may not have caused serious problems but who seem to be under increasing stress. In addition, a student with any mental illness or disability can register with the student disability services office. Anne Lawing said that faculty, who identify troubled students in class, may contact department chairs, associate deans or any member of the care team for follow-up; and then that group will get back to the concerned faculty member. She said that internet or email harassment concerns can also be brought to the care team and that there are a variety of ways that the team can consult and evaluate the emails and decide what the best course of action is.
David Cross said that he provides a program which is about an hour in length, on identifying students at risk for suicide and homicide, looking at signs and symptoms to be aware of and at the resources on campus which are available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week throughout the whole year. A senator said that, considering confidentiality issues and a possibility of violence or other disruption, at what point does the university let other faculty members know? Anne Lawing replied that FERPA is apparently being expanded to allow us to communicate more readily with one another and with parents or other significant others if there are issues around health or safety. She said that we may be given more leeway if we need information in order to perform our jobs, in order to teach in the classroom or carry out our responsibilities. Faculty should tell a member of the care team and let them evaluate the situation and develop an action plan. The health and safety exceptions in FERPA give us the ability to communicate with anyone whom we perceive to have a legitimate interest in knowing the information. The university must report to the community if an incident represents an ongoing, serious and continuing threat to the community. She said that, if we think that there is going to be a risk to anyone in our community, we will do an intervention.
Last semester the university
acquired a service which can send text messages to anyone who is a subscriber of
the service; and for Clery Act notifications, that is one way to get information
out about an issue on campus. Currently only about 6000 of the 22,000 people who
could subscribe to this service have done so. A senator asked whether there is
some way of differentiating the announcements that are of high importance from
those about run-of-the mill disruptive behavior. The Clery Act requires
notification of certain crimes, but "alert fatigue" could develop. A senator
said that the only twenty four-hour number is 911 but that there are people who
are reluctant to call 911 and engage the police in something that may be a
mental health issue. If a matter is urgent, 911 is the number to call. The
cards distributed earlier give a couple of additional numbers including the
counseling center, for people who do not want to use 911. The goal of the care
team is to identify a situation as it is starting to emerge and to reach out to
students and assist them before they reach a crisis point. A senator asked what
similar support system exists for faculty. Mark Rubinstein replied that the
university has the Employee Assistance Program. David Cross added that the
III. Remarks by and questions to the chair – The senate chair said that, after the contract was negotiated, he sent an email to the senate committee chairs asking them to convene the committees, in order to rank the charges by importance and then figure out which might be done by the end of the semester. So please look over your charges and take a look at what can be done. In addition, every ten years, the university is accredited by NEASC; and every five years, during the fifth year of the ten year cycle, the university writes a report. A university committee is now in the middle of writing that report for distribution to NEASC this summer. That report should go to the senate committees on academic affairs, research and public service, and student affairs for their review on the twenty eighth of April, so that they can give recommendations to the senate. Then in the final senate meeting the senate can look at the report, discuss it, and then vote on whether to ratify it. Also, the university system is going to implement a background check policy this summer. Documents have been passed to the senate's Academic Affairs and Professional Standards Committees, for them to look over these documents and generate a response to our administrators including Vice President Dick Cannon. Depending on what the committees find, the senate may or may not have a discussion about these background checks.
The initial background-check documents from the university system last fall indicated that, any time faculty are hired or promoted, there would be background checks, of a type depending on what security level that person would have. This policy would include the hiring of graduate assistants and is about whether or not there was due diligence to ascertain if the person has reasonable potential for harm to a third party. A senator suggested that the university would then open itself to lawsuits, from people who were not hired because they had committed a minor infraction many years ago. There would be lots of gray areas which would raise really difficult decisions. A senator asked if this matter might be a faculty union issue, especial regarding faculty promotion, as the new policy might be considered a change of established working conditions. The senate chair said that he has indicated to administrators that they should be sure to bring the AAUP on board to discuss this but that he does not know if the administration has actually made contact. A professor said that, before the senate takes this on, it would be good to clarify the situation regarding whose responsibility this falls under, because if this is about working conditions that concern the bargaining unit, then the senate should not pick this up. However, hiring graduate students is clearly not an AAUP issue. The senate chair asked Curt Givan, who is a member of the AAUP executive committee, to let him know what the AAUP's position is on this matter; and the senate chair will send Curt the pertinent documents.
The senators discussed whether the background checks would be used for nearly all faculty upon promotion or not and added that the cost could be substantial. The senate chair said that the two senate committees will review the documents, gather information, and decide what they think the most effective response would be. A senator said that safety-sensitive positions would trigger deeper screening and perhaps drug testing, but what is a safety-sensitive position? Another senator expressed concern that, because of past racism, minorities may be more likely to have criminal records and thus be unfairly penalized as a result of background checks.
The senate chair said that recently the Central Budget Committee looked at the financial forecast for the university and that, for FY09, UNH is now projecting about a 1.5 percent deficit, which is about four or five million dollars. The senate chair said that the president is considering forming a task force or committee with lots of senate involvement, in order to look at this issue and see what can be done to mitigate the problem. The senate chair and vice chair have also had discussions with the president regarding a retreat to discuss shared governance. The Agenda Committee thought that it would be good to have a couple of senators join in that discussion to make it a little broader. So any senator, who is interested in joining a retreat with some principle administrators, the Agenda Committee and perhaps a few other individuals to talk about shared governance, could send the senate chair an email expressing that interest. If there are many who want to join in, the Agenda Committee would select one or two to participate. A senator stated that the retreat invitees should include the chair of each senate standing committee.
IV. Minutes – The minutes of the last senate meeting were approved, with a change in the last sentence of item III to state that the "presidential chairs will entail $15,000 per year from the President's Excellence Fund for ten years, renewable" and with a change in the first sentence of item II to indicate that President Huddleston is a "former president of an academic or university senate".
V. Motion regarding work-to-rule – David Richman moved and another senator seconded the following motion.
Pending ratification of the contract between the UNH chapter of AAUP and the University System of New Hampshire, the Faculty Senate will act in a timely manner upon all business that comes before it. We will regularly invite the president, the provost, and other administrators to address the full senate and its committees; and we will consider all requests from administrators, students, and staff to address the Faculty Senate and its committees. Should the contract not be ratified, we will reconsider this matter.
The motion presenter said that essentially the senate would be going back to business as usual when faculty are not on work to rule. After discussion and acceptance of a friendly amendment, the motion was changed to the following.
ratification of the contract between the UNH chapter of AAUP and the University
System of
A senator said that historically, as soon as the system office prints up the new contract, it is made available on reserve in the library so that faculty, before they vote, can review what they will be voting on. He added that he has not yet heard that the document has finally been delivered and that he hopes it will be this week and that the voting will be done by the twenty-first of this month. The motion introduced by David Richman passed unanimously.
VI. Tabled motion on shared governance – On behalf of the Agenda Committee, David Richman moved that the shared governance motion, which was originally proposed in the 2/11/08 Faculty Senate and subsequently tabled a number of times, be withdrawn. The motion to withdraw was approved.
VII. Document on shared
governance – The Agenda Committee had presented to the senate on
A senator said that, at the senate meeting on 3/24/08, the president alluded to decisions that would not need the Faculty Senate, with respect to the auxiliaries; but the senator said that one of several issues of shared governance with the auxiliaries has to do with getting rid of the vans used by faculty for academic field trips. The senator added that another such issue that he was very concerned about, after having been on the graduate council for a number of terms, is that the council had worked really hard to hammer out a deal so that there would be graduate student housing for married couples on this campus; but the auxiliary said that did not fit their finances and refused to do it that way. Such decisions do impact the quality of the academic programs, and so the senator said that faculty and the administration need to remind the auxiliaries that they also need to support the academic mission. A senator added that another issue where the administration made financial decisions which had huge effects on academic programs was the change in funding of the study abroad programs.
The senate chair suggested that the shared governance document should give particular examples where shared governance has worked and has not worked, so that everybody at the retreat has concrete examples and so that the various groups could look through their own histories and develop data so that we can compare the views on something that did not work and thus figure out the problem. He added that perhaps the university could form a committee to discuss the value of having an arrangement within RCM, where an auxiliary might not make a profit, if the service that auxiliary is providing is worth supplementing.
In response to a question, the senate chair said that a good example of where shared governance worked well was the American Sign Language issue. A task force was put together; a report was developed; the senate's Academic Affairs Committee got the report and talked with the departments; and the matter was worked out as a viable compromise. He said that this enhanced the ASL program a great deal, and departments were able to choose whether or not they wanted to participate in ASL as a foreign language and under what conditions. A senator said that another example of positive shared governance is the current Liberal Arts dean search. Faculty were not happy with the initial composition of the chairs of that committee, and the composition of the chairs was changed. In addition, the senate's Agenda Committee had a chance to talk to all of the candidates. He added that now, when the search committee makes its recommendations, if those recommendations are accepted, then shared governance will have worked. Shared governance should be an automatic thing and the way the university does its business.
Another senator said that the Discovery Program is an example of an exercise in shared governance, which will involve the allocation of resources and the potential implementation of a program that was initiated by the faculty and where decisions are supposed to be made by the faculty. There are some issues in that regard which are going to end up on the senate's agenda soon; and some concerns are being expressed by members of the faculty, who have been very much involved in that process. The senate chair said that the Discovery Program will be considered by senate committees this fall; and then the matter will be brought to the senate. Also on the senate's docket next year will be considering the academic plan, which should address the central mission of the university.
VIII. Adjournment – Today's meeting was adjourned.
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|Cocoa Vs. Carbon?
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I'd like to point out a bit of an erronious assumption in this article. The two API's were never designed to have anything to do with each other. The reason that it's difficult for engineers to figure out the relationship between the two is that there isn't one. Yes, there are a few cases where Cocoa uses underlying Carbon services; this is a natural outgrowth of the fact that Cocoa runs across many operating systems (e.g. Windows), where it uses the native services, so when you run an OPENSTEP app on Windows, it'll use Windows print dialogs, etc.
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Of course at the beginning of the Rhapsody project, the two APIs had nothing to do with each other. But I have to point out that Cocoa is no longer the cross platform OPENSTEP. It came from OPENSTEP, but has changed along the way. There is no way to take a Cocoa app (in contrast to an OPENSTEP app) and compile it to work on Windows or wherever else. And, in my opinion, if you want truely cross platform code, go for Java.
Now, as to the benefits of OO vs. Proceedural -- I'm a huge propoent of OO. I have been writing nothing but OO apps for the last 6 years or so and wouldn't go back to writing proceedural apps. Theres no question that Cocoa has an advantage over Carbon -- a huge advantage. But, every good OO programmer should know what is underneath the system that they are using. And know that it is not an either-or decision. In fact, to me one of the real strengths of Cocoa is being able to drop down to Carbon if needed. Or all the way down to BSD.


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White Bean Dip
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The proportions of herb and shallot is way off in this recipe. I even decreased the mint per the other review, thank goodness because if I hadn't I wouldn't have been able to salvage it
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The Organization of Consumption
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