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The owner of this 35 year old West Michigan establishment had one final goal before retirement: he wanted to add a giant, drop dead terrific sports bar to his long established and popular family dining restaurant. In late 2006, the owner put a major addition on the restaurant and added a new façade and landscaping to bring a whole new look and feel to this successful business. His dream combination sports lounge and family dining restaurant has just celebrated its first anniversary on a very positive note, so the owner, with a smile on his face and mission accomplished, plans to sell his business and retire.
Ideally located at a major intersection and set in an attractive and busy commercial area, this 345 seat, 10,400 square foot facility is offered on a two acre parcel with both the prime piece of land and the building included in the $2.25 million asking price. The seller enjoys a $335,000 annual cash flow (to pay his mortgage and himself) from the operation which will generate 2007 revenues of $1.5 million. 15 full time and 15 part time employees (many of whom have been employed at the site for a decade or longer) enable the restaurant to remain open seven days and seven nights.
With a $1.6 million piece of real estate (based on a current bank appraisal); $350,000 of furniture, fixtures, equipment (including a state of the art audio-visual system in the sports lounge with a score of large screen and flat panel televisions); a recently installed $28,000 POS system; $30,000 of inventory (included in the price); and a Class C liquor license (alone worth $100,000) with entertainment and Sunday sales permits, this outstanding and well know restaurant has it all. And with so many valuable assets included in the listing price, the enterprise value of the business is being offered for a very nominal and very low six figure amount.
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My husband, 2 year old, and I enjoyed this soup. I followed the recipe except used left over rotisserie chicken and no shrimp. Our only complaint is that it lacked body. Next time I might splurge and use regular coconut milk. We had the soup with baked vegetarian egg rolls and jasmine rice (which we ended up putting in the soup). It was a nice, quick weeknight meal. I wouldn't serve this to company.
Thai Shrimp and Chicken Soup
bellymama Posted: 04/10/09
PauletteinSC Posted: 11/27/10
The combination of coconut milk and lime juice with the chicken broth and fish sauce is delicious. This recipe can be altered to match what is in the fridge. I didn't have any clam broth, so I used all chicken broth. I used a red bell pepper, frozen peas, and some sweet potato chunks in place of the snow peas and mushrooms, and leftover turkey instead of chicken. Doubled the chili paste. Served over rice. Fast and easy. Tasted very authentic.
sohacomom Posted: 01/06/10
This was good for a quick weeknight meal. I doubled the curry paste and still needed to add thai pepper at the end. It was tasty. I served wtih rice. Would not serve to guests.
AdrienneandDave Posted: 02/14/09
This was GREAT! And wow-- so quick! My husband said this was the best soup I've made so far...and I agree. The flavor is great!
doodles Posted: 07/29/09
The coconut milk did it for us. woudl not make again.
SpikeyTheYorkie Posted: 10/23/10
This recipe was great, and so easy! Fortunately,both my husband and I love Thai curries and this definitely reminded us of that. I used leftover rotisserie Chicken and pre-cooked shrimp, which I just added toward the end. I also realized I had a bowl of leftover sticky rice in the fridge which I threw in at the end. Had it for breakfast this morning and it reminded me of my warm, hearty breakfasts when I lived in South Korea! Delicious!
Puddinhead Posted: 02/04/09
This is awesome and quite easy! The second time I made it, I doubled all of the ingredients except the coconut milk. I felt it overwhelmed the flavors in the first batch. I also added some beautiful enoki mushrooms, and about 6 oz. of (pre-cooked, broken in small pieces) angel hair pasta. I like heat, so I also added a little more garlic and curry paste. Everyone who's tasted it LOVES it!
noblahfood4me Posted: 02/14/09
This recipe is PERFECT for when you want something special but don't have much time! In 30 minutes, I was able to serve my family a delicious dinner. I put a scoop of rice in the bottom of the bowls, and ladeled the soup overtop. The only thing it was missing, was enough heat. The next time, I'll add a few flakes of dried Thai chili peppers. I served it with Parmesean toast. Thanks for this workweek savior!
penandjer Posted: 04/01/09
This recipe was underwhelming and we will not make it again. The ingredients were promising but the flavor was lacking. I even added extra lime but there was no 'zing' I expect in thai soups.
B0ssesMa Posted: 01/16/10
This recipe is a keeper! I made some minor adjustments on the soup (used ½ tsp. dry ginger added to warmed broth, and 3 tsp curry instead of the 2 tsp., and steeped 2 kaffir leaves in in the soup while it simmered.) Planning to add some mussels, calamari, and bay scallops to the reheated soup tomorrow, and cant wait! This recipe is on par with authentic Thai restaurant for a fraction of the price.
Onecentinvegas Posted: 11/10/10
This recipe is soooooooooooooo good! Even my husband went crazy for it. I didn't have any snow peas so I just used frozen peas and used a little less red curry paste to keep the heat down, and it was still great. I think, though, that it would be better served over rice or with Asian noodles of some kind. DEFINITELY will make this again.
Shushka Posted: 01/25/10
I loved this recipe! I didn't use the cilantro because I hate cilantro, and no jalapeno because my local grocery store didn't have any... but I thought the combination of the coconut milk + lime juice was excellent - very unique and tasty. Even my picky husband liked it! I'll be making this again.
myzkyti Posted: 11/19/11
This has been one of my favorite soup recipes from Cooking Light and I make it over and over again! It's quick, easy, and delicious. I can't do spicy, so I only put in maybe 1/8 tsp of the chili sauce and let others add in some Sriracha if they want the heat. Since I love coconut, I usually make coconut rice to go with it - a cup of rice in the bottom of the bowl adds more body, and ups the coconut flavor! Stores well, but if you're planning to reheat, reserve the peas, as they get mushy.
Elizabeth61 Posted: 11/08/11
This is as close as you can come to Tom Kha Gai at your local Thai restaurant (but even better!) Have been making this recipe for years and have tweeked it according to who likes it spicy and who likes it milder. I also like to add some sticky brown Basmati rice to it, just to make it a little thicker and heartier!!! Awesome recipe!
Karen6588 Posted: 11/19/13
I thought this was really tasty and fun to make as long as you use all the right ingredients in the recipe. If you substitute it won't have the flavor intended. I added rice noodles to mine which made it a little heartier.


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Only one version of this one because I find it perfect. Like Katie Kate. Or so thinks Clint Barton she is, and who am I to tell otherwise.
(Also, I don't want to deal with the nightmare of making the "shadows" by hand again)
The official soundtrack is a track called, well, She Is Perfect by Odyssey & Company. Let's boogie.


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Each issue carries an
from the
Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
Reprinting prohibited
by Rev. Alfred McBride, O.Praem.
Auschwitz was the place. In July 1941, a Nazi
officer at the concentration camp chose 10 men at random to
be starved to death as punishment for the escape of one inmate.
One of those chosen cried out for mercy, —Spare me! I have a
wife and two young children.—
Maximilian Kolbe, a Franciscan priest, offered
to take the husband—s place. His offer was accepted! Placed
in a basement cell, Kolbe lovingly cared for the other nine
prisoners. He was declared a saint in 1982.
St. Maximilian Kolbe understood the full challenge
of observing the commandment of Jesus, —Love one another— (John
15:17). The Ten Commandments offer wise guidance for us to learn
how to act as Christians and with courage.
In another Youth Update, I have offered
some explanation of the first three commandments, which teach
us how to love God. This Youth Update tackles the other
seven, which show us how to love our neighbor.
The Fourth Commandment deals with real family
values, thousands of years before politicians used the phrase
to campaign for votes. —Family values— means the respect in
word and deed that sons and daughters should have toward older
people and the respect in word and deed that parents should
have toward their children—and toward their own parents as they
The Fourth Commandment speaks of honoring parents.
This commandment is really a roundup call for everyone in the
family to respect everyone else. Parents are responsible for
the spiritual and physical needs of their children. Children
are responsible to honor, love and obey their parents and contribute
positively to the life of the family.
This doesn—t make everyone boring or simply ordinary.
Differences are treasured as gifts from God. Maturing—and independence—are
part of God—s plan for human growth. —Honoring— doesn—t mean
always agreeing, but that respect and love are always present.
And frequent forgiveness is the healing oil that seals the family
bond and keeps us strong.
Healthy families, in turn, can make society healthy.
Public authority should respect the rights of the family. Healthy
families produce citizens who are honest, loving, just, merciful
and faithful, just what the world needs!
Douglas Lathrop—s life is affected by the way
people understand and keep the Fifth Commandment. Our faith
tells us that human life is sacred because God created it. God
alone is in charge of life from its beginning to its end. No
one can claim the right to directly destroy a human being. Pope
John Paul II says that a —culture of death— has been adopted
in many societies today. He means that U.S. society (to name
one) has publicly disregarded God—s law in many ways. This is
a path to self-destruction, because this path is not God—s path.
Abortion is part of this culture of death. Abortion
is the direct and deliberate killing of an unborn baby. Deliberate
is an important word here, because many times women who have
an abortion—and men who encourage them or abandon both mother
and child—are led by fear, pressures and even force to make
such a decision.
Because the Fifth Commandment concerns the sacredness
and respect for all life, a Christian response to war, capital
punishment, suicide, stem-cell research and euthanasia must
be inspired by this commandment, which is about more than not
killing: It is a commandment to promote peaceful and healthy
Reverence for the sacredness of human life is
the best antidote to a culture of death. The motto, —Choose
life,— really embraces all the ways in which we are guided to
keep the Fifth Commandment.
If you believe that anger and fear are indeed
—bad— or —negative,— you might feel that you are bad or that
something is wrong with you each time you experience them. This
may tempt you to stuff them or get rid of them as soon as they
surface in your life rather than accept and befriend them.
You will also be prone to feeling guilty when
anger and fear get the best of you. When you —go off— in anger,
especially, you may try even harder to stuff or get rid of these
troublesome feelings.
Around and around you go: Stuffed or rejected
anger or fear leads to mistakes in handling. Perhaps you blow
up at someone (anger) or refuse to take a healthy risk (fear).
Then you feel lousy about yourself. This causes you to deny
your feelings once again and the circle repeats itself.
Though anger and fear challenge you, trouble you
and often involve pain, they are neither negative nor bad in
and of themselves. They are simply part of your complex humanity
with a bad reputation, because of the circle I just described—one
of destructive handling.
If you can begin to view these two powerful emotions
as natural, normal and potentially good rather than as negative,
abnormal and always bad, you have a much better chance of managing
them, rather than allowing them to manage or dominate you. The
challenge for all of us—teens and adults—is to discover and
practice healthy coping skills, so that unchecked anger and
unchallenged fear do not lead us astray from the courageous—and
compassionate—way of life modeled for us by Jesus Christ.
The bottom-line message of the Sixth and Ninth
Commandments concerns faithfulness to God—s awesome gift of
sexuality celebrated in marriage. The marriage covenant is a
mirror of God—s covenant with us. The divine commitment is faithful,
permanent and loving. The same should be true of marriage vows.
God is the author of sex and marriage. God created
humankind: man and woman. They are equal images of God who gives
them great dignity. Their physical and other personal differences
complement and complete the other.
God—s plan for marriage calls for a union of
permanent love between husband and wife, which creates a safe
and nurturing place for children.
At the heart of these commandments is not a negative
—Thou Shalt Not— but a positive, generous and life-giving way
to embrace the incredible gift of our sexuality flowing from
self-control and a love for others and self.
Would you agree that what our world needs now
more than ever are the fruits born from following these two
great commandments? Faithfulness, generosity, selflessness,
respect and personal chastity can transform our lives and our
world. Then what seems like a lot of —nots— becomes a yes to
loving as Jesus loves us.
Annie Oakley, adopted daughter of the Hunkpapa Chief
Sitting Bull, learned the attitude and behavior taught in the Seventh
and Tenth Commandments from the great chief. Oakley toured with
Sitting Bull in Buffalo Bill—s Wild West show and observed what
he did with his salary.
The Hunkpapa chief never hesitated to give away every
penny, most often to needy children (children of his white enemy)
who were begging for food in the cities where Buffalo Bill—s show
The Seventh Commandment forbids acts of stealing
and injustice. Similarly, the Tenth Commandment reminds us to cultivate
attitudes of generosity (like Sitting Bull—s), of giving the poor
first place in influencing our choices (sometimes called a —preferential
option for the poor—) and concern for all of creation.
The Creator, in making the world, willed that the
goods of the earth be used for the benefit of all. Because of this
it is wrong to steal. Those who steal should return the goods or,
if not possible, the value of what was taken.
In recent times this commandment has been applied
to issues of injustice. For over a hundred years the Church has
been developing teachings on social justice in response to evils
generated by the industrial revolution and, today, the technological
Since the days of Leo XIII, the popes have been issuing
encyclicals (letters addressed to the world) to guide us on matters
such as: a living wage, reasonable working hours, fair treatment
of workers and conditions that enable everyone to have a decent
Pope Leo XIII—s call for justice continues with our
more recent popes—John, Paul and both John Pauls. Pope Paul VI most
dramatically expressed this with his plea to the United Nations
in 1965. There he cried out, —If you want peace, work for justice!—
How do we attain this justice, which is at the heart
of these commandments? Maybe you have heard the parable of the puppies.
One day people whose town was near the river—s edge noticed that
puppies were floating downstream, first just a few and then many
more. Soon, there were hundreds of puppies in the river.
At first, the townspeople responded by rescuing and
caring for the puppies. But eventually, some citizens did more.
They traveled upstream to find who was doing this—and why. They
stopped the ugly business at its source!
This story illustrates the commandment—s challenge
both to remove the symptoms of injustice and to work to transform
its causes.
Our personal lives and our society would be better
and happier if we lived the truth. In the movie Liar, Liar,
Fletcher Reede (Jim Carey) is a smooth-talking lawyer who is incapable
of telling the truth. His son Max makes a wish before blowing out
the candles at his fifth birthday party (which Dad has missed as
usual): —I wish, for one day, Dad couldn—t tell a lie.— And so it
happens. Although it is initially unnerving for Fletcher, he finds
that life is better when we tell the truth. He even comes to love
The Eighth Commandment summons us to live, witness
and respect the truth. We become truth-tellers by study, love and
by practicing. Like Fletcher Reede, we must learn to love telling
the truth.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church lists
the following forms of lying: false witness, perjury, rash judgment,
calumny (rumors or charges meant to hurt another person—s reputation)
and flattery that encourages other people to bad behavior.
Lying hurts people, including the one who tells the
lie. When you read a lie in the newspaper, it causes you to mistrust
that paper, which will hurt the publishers because readers won—t
look to them for the truth. Some subscribers may even cancel!
Jesus not only told the truth; he said that he was
the truth. Follow his commitment to truth. Set for yourself the
goal of being a truth-filled person. This decision will create trust
in your relationships and a wholesome environment where you live.
Rules for Good Living
Morality requires love and law. The commandments
help us live in a moral and loving manner.
Continue to study and live the call of these commandments
that urge you to love your neighbor as you love yourself. It—s a
proven method for loving God as well as others.
Alfred McBride is a priest whose Order was founded
by St. Norbert in Premonstre, France, in 1120. Father McBride has
taught high school and is the author of The
Ten Commandments: Covenant of Love, published by St. Anthony
Messenger Press. Parts of this Youth Updateare adapted from that
This issue was previewed by Raymond Crow Eagle
(15), William Crow Eagle (17), Nathan Van Winkle (13) and Canteohitika
(13), whose name is rendered Brave Heart in English. Timothy J.
Cronin and Judy Crow Eagle gathered the group at Icimani Ya Waste
on the Rosebud Lakota Reservation in South Dakota.
Aren't the truths found in the commandments
also present in all religions where people respect one another
and the Creator?
The truths of the commandments considered
in this issue may also be found in other religions and are
known by people of good will. The first three commandments,
dealing with the love of God, however, are revealed by God
and are unique to Jews and Christians. Another distinctive
element of the Ten Commandments in Jewish and Christian tradition
is that they are seen as a loving response to a covenant of
friendship with God.
Why are there only Ten Commandments? Can
we add more?
There are, in fact, other commandments,
such as the ones Jesus taught about the love of God and the
love of neighbor as one's self. In addition, there are numerous
other rules and laws in the Bible, such as those found in
Leviticus, Deuteronomy and the Sermon on the Mount. Still,
the Ten Commandments are a useful summary of the moral demands
of our faith.
The commandments have many "nots" in them.
Why are they so negative?
While eight of the commandments are expressed
as "You shall not," they all encourage and support a positive
virtue as well as oppose certain sins. That's the meaning
of the box on this page. Laws generally prohibit acts that
harm people. But they also have a positive intention, which
is the protection of human dignity and proper freedom.
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Last week three men from Lubbock ended up in the hospital after a deadly dose of fumes overcame them while painting lacquer in a Lamesa basement.
J.D. Saddler died the day the accident happened. His father, J.D. Senior, or Pop as they called him, died on Monday. The third painter, D.J. Turner, is now out of the hospital and went back to work Wednesday... alone.
D.J. tells NewsChannel 11, "I remember going down in the basement and I got a rag and wet it and washed my face and put it over my nose and got the gun and started spraying. When I woke up, I was in the hospital. That's the last thing I remember."
When D.J. Turner woke up, he learned he had lost two of his closest friends... men that were more like family. He says, "They told me we lost J.D. It went through my mind what do you mean we lost him? It was a bad experience." Even so, D.J. returned to work to keep his mind off the experience, but he can't hide that look in his eyes. When you ask him if something is missing, all he can manage is a nod.
Family members stand as close as they can to D.J. these days. They say he's a walking miracle and they know how lucky they are. D.J.'s stepson Keith Mills says, "It was like one big nightmare." His wife Michelle adds, "We had a lot of people doing a lot of praying." And stepdaughter Angelique Mills says, "I thought I was going to lose him. I've never thought what it would be like not to have him as my dad."
Nurses say it's a miracle D.J. survived without brain damage. Michelle says, "He had a guardian angel, he certainly did." And D.J. can't help but add, "I just wish Pop and J.D. could be with me."
D.J. says he, J.D., and Pop had lacquered under similar circumstances before without any problems. He did say they noticed something strange about the lacquer thinner they used last time they cleaned their machines. He says it smelled like diesel and had an oily texture, but he's unsure if that had anything to do with the accident.
Paint Fumes Take Life of Lubbock Man
A home is expected to be filled with happy memories, but one Lamesa family is suffering through a nightmare that occurred right on their own stairway.
Toxic Fumes Claim Another Life
The men were painting a basement in Lamesa last Wednesday when they were overcome by fumes.
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Democratic Rep. Mike Honda, whose 15th District covers parts of the South Bay and Silicon Valley, has fervently embraced the Web. Honda was already on Facebook and Twitter. This week he asked his constituents to vote on a new design for his government Web site, even though the current one has won four Mouse Awards […] [Read More]
Palm makes its play for developer support
Palm announced today that its Mojo software development kit for the upcoming WebOS operating system is now available for developers in an early access program. It's one of a handful of announcements made at the Web 2.0 conference aimed at getting developers excited about developing for WebOS, which will debut with the launch of the […] [Read More]
Twitter-holic, or Twitter-average?
Some Twitter users can be obsessive about posting messages detailing every little development in their lives: I'm walking to my car, I'm in the car, I'm starting the car… I'm exaggerating, but you get the idea. We'll here's some data to help you Twitter users figure out where you stand on the addiction-spectrum. Sarah Milstein, […] [Read More]
The war on online fraud
Battling against online fraud is an "escalating war," according to Katherine Hutchinson, senior director of global risk management for PayPal. Every time companies set up a new roadblock to combat the problem, the fraudsters eventually find a way to work around the new obstacle. The arms race then ratchets up again over some other weakness […] [Read More]
Boom or bust, Crunchies go on
An awards show celebrating the best of the Web tonight ended up being more like a therapy session as the hosts and winners evoked the economic downturn and its devastating effects on the Internet industry. The second annual Crunchies, an event that is part Oscars, part high school talent contest, squarely reflected the times. Erick […] [Read More]
Web 2.0 Expo goes into lemonade mode
Mark Costantini/ The Chronicle The Web 2.0 Expo scheduled for this spring in San Francisco will be themed to match the economy: "The Power of Less." Sponsors O'Reilly Media Inc. and TechWeb said Friday that the conference will explore "how the principles of Web 2.0 can turn constraints into opportunities." The event will be held […] [Read More]
Al Gore, the Web 2.0 guru, and his happy week
Eric Risberg/AP Al Gore at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco today. Everyone knew what former Vice President Al Gore was talking about when he walked on stage today, shook his head and declared, "Some week." Of course, he was referring to the victory by fellow Democrat Barack Obama in the presidential election. "Each […] [Read More]
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Half the crowd was snapping photos with their iPhones when singer Lionel Richie paused between songs at a private concert tonight and reflected on how times had changed. Earlier in his career, concert goers held up lighters and waved them to the music, he reminisced. Today – and particularly during this show hosted by MySpace […] [Read More]
Calculate your energy consumption with Wattzon
Some people brand themselves as environmentalists for simply riding a bus to work. Using public transportation certainly helps, but it's only part of the story when it comes to fuel efficiency. WattZon, a Web site introduced last month and showcased at today's Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, helps clear up the issue. It allows […] [Read More]
$15 billion? No sweat.
Facebook Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Living up to a $15 billion valuation may be tough for a company that is only four years old. That's pressure that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, must live with, although he denied that he's under much pressure. Last year, Microsoft made a $240 million investment in the Palo Alto […] [Read More]
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A Quad-Cities man is one of 16 people facing federal charges in relation to an alleged multimillion dollar fraud scheme in Missouri.
Lindell L. Vawter, 65, Rock Island, has been charged with making false statements, including some to the federal Small Business Administration, according to federal court documents and a statement from the FBI.
The ring operated from January, 2005 to January, 2007 in western Missouri, the records state. The members allegedly worked together using false pretenses to get about $10 million in loans from Mid-America Bank and Trust Company in Pulaski County, Mo., the records state. The loans ranged from $100,000 to $1.6 million.
Federal records give detail after detail on how the ring operated, including falsifying paperwork to ensure a loan was approved or make it appear the loans were for one business when the money was actually going to someone else. Many of the loans defaulted, costing the bank and the SBA--which guaranteed portions of the loans.
Several of the alleged conspirators were business owners, including Mr. Vawter, the records state. He was the operator and owner of Vawter, Inc., running an A&W Root Beer/Long John Silver's restaurant in St. Robert, Mo.
Among Mr. Vawter's co-defendants was Larry Steven Aduddle, 63, of Springfield, Mo., the records state. Mr. Aduddle was the branch manager of the Springfield office of the Small Business Administration at the time of the conspiracy.
There were also several employees from the bank that were allegedly involved, including Richard N. DeLong, 44, of Newburg, Mo., and Melinda L. Reese, 37, of Dixon, Mo.
Mr. DeLong was executive vice-president and chief lending officer at MABTC at the time the fraud was taking place. Ms. Reese was a vice-president and handled loan compliance at MABTC from 1998 to 2008.
The records do not indicate whenMr. Vawter will next appear in court.
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Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart arrive in Vancouver for 'Breaking Dawn Part 2′ Reshoots
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart arrived in Vancouver for the Breaking Dawn Part 2 reshoots on April 29th.
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Hit Fix Interview with 'Breaking Dawn' Director Bill Condon
Hit Fix has a great interview with Breaking Dawn director Bill Condon. Bill talks about everything Breaking Dawn from working on the film, with the actors and with Carter Burwell on the score.
So, something that would give any director pause would be the fact you're the fourth director these actors have worked with. In TV, where directors come and go, you always hear the actor saying, 'Eh, the director just tells me where to stand. I know the character.' How open were the actors to actually taking more direction than you'd expect?
Well, I don't know about more, but certainly exploring with me and they were incredibly open. Y'know, I keep calling this 'Twilight grows up,' but in a way it is. All of the characters take tremendous steps in this story and that's part of what turned me on to the material, to collaborate with Kristen Stewart as she goes from being the Bella we know in the first three movies to being a bride, being someone who finally has sex, gets pregnant, gets sick, gives birth, dies, become a vampire, becomes a warrior? Just think of that journey. I guess for none of them it was just playing the same old thing. Jacob becomes a man in this movie. He moves away from being the third leg in a triangle and breaks free of that and his background and his family and his pack and becomes his own person. So, that was a journey all the actors were eager and open to collaborate on.
Was there any actor who surprised you?
I think people will be surprised by everybody. In general, Kristen has such a huge journey to take and to watch her become this fierce, protective, powerful mother figure? I think that will surprise people. Taylor surprised me with his commitment and the dark places he goes to in this movie. And Rob, I think there is some sense that he has relaxed into this part and finally willing to show more of himself. His own charm, wit and grace are in evidence in this movie. It surprised me in how relaxed he seemed in something he's fought a little against before.
You mention you think of this as 'Twilight grows up' because of the events that take place in the film. Is there anything you did with the vampires or werewolves that reflects this as well? Are they more sinister or fearful?
I think certainly that really comes into play in the second movie. These movies so far have mostly dealt with these vegetarians who don't attack humans except for some of the newborns in the last movie and some of the people in the first couple, but here it's a collection from around the world of vampires with specific gifts. So, I think yes, there was a sense of maybe seeing a darker side of them. And I also think we spend a lot more time in the final movie with Arro and his more overtly sinister group of Volturi.
I think you know this, I was on the set of 'New Moon' when they shot those first scenes with Michael Sheen and the Volturi and it seemed at the time that it was the funniest thing to him. To be playing this character. Is he just having a ball when you work with him?
Yes, he is. That whole group. It's interesting, because you spend chunks of time with just Rob, Kristen and Taylor and then the Cullens. And there is a moment when it's Volturi time and it just brought a completely different vibe. It's British camp at its best. I don't mean camp in a bad way, I mean just people who are having a blast and being very clever all the time.
One of the other things that's interesting for fans of your work and fans of the first movie is this is the first time you've worked with Carter Burwell since 'Kinsey,' right?
Yes, that's right.
I know that the last two scores have gone in radically different directions than the first movie, but what did you want to do with the score for these two movies?
First of all, I was just so thrilled that Carter wanted to do it again, but Carter is someone who is just so original that for him it's not about repeating or getting back to the sound of 'Twilight.' That was a specific sound for a teenage story and I think you'll find it's more romantic and more lush. However, I always think of this fourth movie as a bookend to the first and it did give us a chance to play around with Bella's Lullaby, the theme he had developed for the first movie and bring it full circle, because obviously things are coming full circle for Bella. In general, the one of the things that is consistent in all the different approaches that Carter is taking — and he's taking his cue from what he sees — but it happened over and over again. It's thrilling. It happened to me when I heard sketches and when we were in London recording the score, he is an actor's best friend. I saw it happen with 'Gods and Monsters' and 'Kinsey' and I saw it happen here. [He can] get so deeply inside a character and it just fills out a performance and bring what sort of happening underneath to the surface. I think he's a hidden weapon. I think actors should request him in their contract. He's extraordinary in that.
Hardcore fans will recognize Bella's Lullaby I'm guessing?
Yes, it definitely plays a part.
is there a theme that's repetitive through the movie?
If I say there are three, I probably mean five. There is a Renesme theme that really comes to fruition to movie two that is quite prominent in movie one. There is a Bella/Edward love them that plays a lot throughout the first half of the movie. There is Jacob's theme and there is a theme that suggests the love of everyone around Bella at the wedding, especially her parents and that's really lovely. I probably am missing one, but those are the big themes.
Read all of Bill's interview at HitFix!
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NEW Extended Behind-the-Scenes 'Breaking Dawn Part 1′ Footage
Here is a new extended version of the behind-the-scenes footage from Breaking Dawn Part 1!
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Sneak Preview Of ET's Behind The Scenes Footage From 'Breaking Dawn Part 1′
Entertainment Tonight will have behind the scenes footage of Breaking Dawn Part 1 this weekend. Here's a little preview of it!!
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'Breaking Dawn' Hairdresser Bonnie Clevering Interview With Canadian Hairdresser Magazine
Breaking Dawn hairdresser, Bonnie Clevering, spoke to Canadian Hairdresser Magazine recently and talked about creating "Bella's look". Also, makeup artist Stacey Panepinto talked about Bella's natural look.
"The inspiration was simple" says Bonnie. "I had to remain consistent with "Bella's" previous looks which was soft and casual." The foundation for Kristen's haircut was layered around the face at a chin length level while the back was longer with layers. To maintain her hair color, Bonnie would use a colour enhancement to give vibrancy and tone to her hair for film. This all might sound simple but filming scenes in Baton Rouge, Vancouver and the US Virgin Islands played havoc on Kristen's fine, silky hair.
Even though her hair was dense, Bonnie had to maintain "Bella's" look for 12-15 hour days of filming. To achieve her look through various scenes and weather, each morning after shampooing, she would apply conditioner to only the shaft area. For lift and volume, Bonnie would apply IT&LY HAIRFASHIONS Pure Style Mouse (Strong) to the root area to serve as a root lifter while using a light gel to the shaft. It was important to use products that would prevent her natural oils from weighing down the hair. Next, Bonnie would blow dry her hair using a small mixed bristle brush at the root area for added lift and switching to a medium round brush to finish the shaft area. After blow drying, she would use a jumbo curling iron, running it through the shaft area just to heat up each section and then switch to a 3/4″ iron to create a blend. To finish, she would use a light hairspray like Sebastian Shaper. According to Bonnie, "The greatest challenge was the various weather conditions. I needed products that would allow me to comb the hair out and re-blow dry the hair without any track or pulling of the hair."
"Bella's look has been very natural in the movies and we wanted to keep that for Breaking Dawn," said makeup artist Stacey Panepinto. To achieve the look she used very natural colours like browns and peach tones to enhance Kristen's eyes and a sheer colour to pull out the natural colours in Kristen's lips.
Love Bella's hair in Breaking Dawn! Kristen is such a natural beauty anyway. *sigh*
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Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Featured In Premiere Magazine (FR)
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are featured in the upcoming issue of France's Premiere magazine. Premiere magazine interviewed Robert and Kristen while filming Breaking Dawn.
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The actor said backstage at the fourth installment of the saga, which promises to be as crazy as his shooting. An extreme experience that seems to have transformed the star.
"We still had two whole months to turn in the same room in front of a huge green."While the first part of Revelation comes in just over two months, Robert Pattinsoncomes in a long interview with Premiere magazine, in episode 4 of the saga Twilight. What could be a turning atypical (the green background, so the wedding night in Brazil, angry fans …) also proved to be an extreme experience. For Twilight 4 took a serious turn and does not hesitate to flirt with sex and gore. You read. What many teens are taking to the trifles would become "a bizarre tragedy sometimes ventures into the horror" says Pattinson as to Premiere before warning "the audience will get their money! ".
In this long interview, he admits being surprised every day direction things were taking on a shoot that has still lasted eight months. But for a result that is worth it."No film of this magnitude never dares make that kind of risk," says the actor, who says, among other things, how he became a pro of the "Caesarean mouth" (those who have read the books understand), and why he felt gradually become the guinea pig of a strange experience – an experience that would not have deniedDavid Cronenberg . The actor of 25 years is loose, multiply anecdotes and confidences. As if the change made by Twilight 4 and the approaching end of the saga had released. Pattz Rob tells the most unlikely scenes of the film, the last day of shooting, and Kristen Stewart , also interviewed by Premiere, confirms the impression feeling of strangeness of this shoot denies: "I sometimes feel like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day . "
In this interview, Pattinson also breaks the image is too smooth that the films had been able to stick to the skin. It still causes riots wherever he goes (he says a recent mishap in Brazil could make a film in itself), but he distanced himself from the hysteria of the fans and seems not to want to stay trapped in a phenomenon that escapes. So when he mentions the shooting of Revelation , it does not spare the twihards which are likely to live as an affront taken the slightest liberty with novels by Stephenie Meyer . A freedom that Bill Condon , the final orders of this combo, however, has decided to grant itself when his predecessors had ever dared. And "too bad" for the fans, Coward Robert. They will be obliged to follow. Although the film looks so crazy that he sometimes asked people to the team "You're sure we're spinning Twilight? It's not supposed to be harmless and all age groups? "
Read with unpublished photos from the film and interview with Kristen Stewart in the upcoming issue of Premiere, on newsstands Wednesday.
Amour! Premiere magazine hits newsstands on September 7th.
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New Behind The Scenes Photo & Stills From 'Breaking Dawn Part 1′
Here are a few more stills and behind the scenes photos from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1!
Love the first Bella and Edward still! That look is so intense! *melts* What scene could it be? Honeymoon? Also love the photo with Renee, but Edward's hair looks…different.
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Let's face it: the Nike SB Dunk High had a down year in 2009. Even the Gucci SB Dunk High wasn't strong enough to carry the entire lackluster Dunk High team, and most of the releases were uninspired colorways given absurd nicknames. At Nike SB's highest of highs, the most popular colorways were signatures – Danny Supa, Dan Shimizu, Reese Forbes, and so on – and it's time Nike went back to that winning formula. The Nike SB Dunk High Eric Koston is poised to steer the Dunk High ship in the right direction, with a great colorway set off by a golden touch. These are set to drop at SB accounts this month, but you can pick up a pair over at kicks-crew. In the meantime, check out these new detailed images and you'll be certain that the Nike SB Dunk High is back for good.
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When I first read the headline "Will Smith 'French Kisses' 14-Year-Old Son Jaden On Thai TV" on Zap2It, I pictured Jeremy Irons tongue turning green with pure jealousy while watching The Fresh Prince of Scientology make mouth love to his son. But it isn't really like that. At around the 4:45 mark, Will Smith kisses an open-mouthed Jaden Smith while the host Woody Milintachinda laughs the silver paint off of his hair. It doesn't really look like a kiss, though. It looks more like he's bird feeding his son Alicia Silverstone-style.
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The biodegradable material that remains in the floatation tank enters the filtration systems where pulverization creates a watery organic solution. This energy-rich solution contains biodegradable material, organic matter, paper and other substances that can now be treated in the bioreactors.
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The carbon-rich organic fluid then undergoes two processes, both of which are orchestrated by naturally occurring microorganisms in highly controlled environments. The bio-liquid first enters acetogenic bioreactors for several hours of preliminary treatment. There, biological hydrolysis splits certain molecules into their component, readily-metabolized parts, (e. g., simple sugars and organic acids).
This organic liquid is then pumped to the methanogenic reactor for digestion. The process uses an advanced variant of anaerobic digestion that, with respect to solid waste processing, is unique to the ArrowBio Process. "Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket" (UASB) digestion, thoroughly degrades the biological materials into finished soil amendment products and a methane-rich biogas.
The biogas is collected at the upper part of the methanogenic reactor and is re-circulated by compressor and re-injected into the reactor close to its bottom, providing agitation without mechanical devices. Excess biogas is routed out of the system to power the facility, while the balance can be sold as green energy for transportation and power plants (substantially less polluting than alternative fossil fuels). In Ontario, it's anticipated that the biogas will qualify for the Province of Ontario's new Feed in Tariff (FIT) program and generate revenues of $0.14 a KWh.
The process re-circulates water throughout the system; excess water is polished to meet community standards and released to the water shed or used for irrigation. The resulting di-gestate is thoroughly degraded so that it does not smell; in Israel it's used as a soil amendment product. In Canada it may be necessary to further process this material to meet local compost standards.
It's a great benefit for municipalities considering a new technology to be able to visit plants that are up and running. Currently, two ArrowBio plants are in operation. The original plant, just out side of Tel Aviv, has been processing 20,000 to 25,000 tonnes per year for the past seven years. Last June a new plant with a capacity of 300 tonnes per day was completed in New South Wales, Australia and is now fully operational. BioWaste Treatment Technologies plans to build a plant similar to the Australian one (or about 90,000 tonnes per year) in the Dundalk Industrial Park. Project financing is contingent on securing sufficient waste volumes under long-term contracts; the local municipalities are considering whether to assign their unsorted municipal waste to BioWaste for a tipping fee of $50 a tonne.
Local municipalities are mindful that the US border will be closed to much of Ontario's municipal waste in 2010. In addition, waste diversion continues to be a priority for municipalities intent on preserving valuable landfill space. Getting organics out of the waste stream is essential to meeting diversion targets of 60 per cent or more. Being able to accomplish this (and more) without the added expense and disruption of a source-separated organics (SSO) program could be a major factor in their decisions to commit their waste to Biowaste to be managed in an ArrowBio MBT plant.
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Aug 16, 2008 Partial Lunar Eclipse
A partial lunar eclipse occurs on August 16, 2008, where more than three quarters of the moon are covered by the Earth's umbra. This eclipse follows the solar eclipse on August 1, 2008.
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We experience the everyday life of Meursault through his eyes and narration. Basically, Meursault doesn't really care for his mother (or her death), he loves to have casual sex on the beach with an ex-coworker, and he hangs out with a greaseball guy named Raymond.
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The nightmare starts when Meursault shoots and kills an Arab at the beach. The nightmare continues for a year in prison, while Meursault awaits trial. The nightmare springs to life when following trial, Meursault is sentenced to death by guillotine. Just call it Act II: The Nightmare.
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A man considered a drug kingpin in and around Shreveport
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The U.S. Attorney's Office sentenced 42-year-old Darien
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cocaine into the city.
In late December of 2011, Reliford and a dozen other people
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cocaine from Dallas and sell it in Shreveport. Agents seized several kilograms
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Reliford's son, 23-year-old Darien Jones, was given six
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Land of Smoke — Lassen Volcanic National Park (21-pic gallery)
Lassen is the "Land of Smoke," the national park with the volcano that literally blew its top in 1915. Beneath the old volcano is an underground geothermal system that still bursts with smoking fumaroles, steam vents and boiling mud pots at eight geothermal areas that attract visitors from around the world. Yet the closest many […] [Read More]
Yosemite bears on the hunt for camper food
Bear raids food from open container. Photo Jeffrey Brooker, courtesy Yosemite National Park Bears have already caused three incidents this week in Yosemite Valley campgrounds, reports Caitlin Lee-Roney, a wildlife biologist and expert insider at Yosemite National Park. "All three incidents occurred because either food or attractants were left out after campers went to sleep," […] [Read More]
Helmet-cam video: Paraglider crossing of high Sierra
The adventure of the year – crossing the high Sierra Nevada crest and Great Western Divide east to west with a non-powered paraglider – was completed this month and captured with a video filmed from a helmet cam. The flight is believed to be the first of its kind ever completed, according Stu Polack, a […] [Read More]
Giant salmon lead summer fish parade
Big fish are like winning lottery tickets. There never seems to be enough to go around. On Wednesday, a poor soul won the salmon lottery, but lost his ticket: At mid-morning, a giant salmon estimated at 50 to 55 pounds was hooked on the Wacky Jacky. But the fish threw the hook and was gone […] [Read More]
California paradise defiled
Warning: These photos may prove upsetting. Or to some, not upsetting at all. And that's the problem. Those visiting pristine Island Lake and the gorgeous Crooked Lakes Trail in the Bowman Lakes Recreation Area last weekend were exposed to used toilet paper, trash and human waste along the both the lake and trail at several […] [Read More]
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On a calm summer eve with a benign tide, it's a euphoric moment to paddle a kayak along the San Francisco waterfront and under the Golden Gate Bridge. On bright summer morn, it's ecastatic to emerge from Richardson Bay past Belvedere on San Francisco Bay and paddle across Raccoon Strait en route to Angel Island. […] [Read More]
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Salt Lake City firefighters had to remain on the scene of a still-smoldering, two-alarm mulch pit blaze overnight, but were declared the blaze's lingering hot spots extinguished by late Tuesday morning.
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Baron said Blazing Needles is a community gathering place, which gives it an advantage — it offers the type of environment a big box store can't. His advice to Mills was to look for employees with the type of personalities that draw people to them.
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Jerry Zucker Middle School is one of four schools in South Carolina that was awarded a $5000 grant from the Laura Bush Foundation for America's Libraries.
On June 5th, the Foundation announced that 212 school libraries throughout the United States were awarded a total of $1,060,000 in grants.
Since 2002, the Laura Bush Foundation has awarded more than $10.5 million to schools throughout the United States and its territories. The mission of the Laura Bush Foundation for America's libraries is "to support the education of our nation's children by providing funds to update, extend and diversify the book and print collections of America's school libraries."
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