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Kellogg recalls cereals because of odd smell
Recall includes batches of Corn Pops, Honey Smacks, Froot Loops and Apple Jacks.
This post comes from partner site ConsumerAffairs.com.
Kellogg Co. is recalling some of its more popular breakfast cereals because of what the company called "an uncharacteristic off-flavor and smell coming from the liner in the package."
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Kellogg said it believes the potential for serious health problems is low but cautioned that some consumers are sensitive to the uncharacteristic off-flavor and smell and should not eat the recalled products because of possible temporary symptoms, including nausea and diarrhea.
"We apologize to our consumers and our customers and are working diligently to ensure that the affected products are rapidly removed from the marketplace," said David Mackay, Kellogg Co. president and chief executive officer.
Only products with the letters "KN" following the "better if used before" date are included in the recall. Products with a "KM" designation are NOT included in the recall. No products in Canada are affected.
The recalled products, which were distributed nationwide, include:
- Kellogg's Apple Jacks:
- UPC 3800039136 1: 17-ounce packages with "better if used before" dates between April 10, 2011, and June 22, 2011.
- UPC 3800039132 3: 8.7-ounce packages with dates between June 3, 2011, and June 22, 2011.
- Kellogg's Corn Pops:
- UPC 3800039109 5: 12.5-ounce packages with dates between March 26, 2011, and June 22, 2011.
- UPC 3800039111 8: 17.2-ounce packages with dates between March 26, 2011, and June 22, 2011.
- UPC 3800039116 3: 9.2-ounce packages with dates between April 5, 2011, and June 22, 2011.
- Kellogg's Froot Loops (all with dates between March 26, 2011, and June 22, 2011):
- UPC 3800039118 7: 12.2-ounce packages.
- UPC 3800039120 0: 17-ounce packages.
- UPC 3800039125 5: 8.7-ounce packages.
- Kellogg's Honey Smacks:
- UPC 3800039103 3: 15.3-ounce packages with dates between March 26, 2011, and June 22, 2011.
People with questions or who would like a replacement can contact the Kellogg Consumer Response Center toll-free at (888) 801-4163 between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Eastern time.
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On one hand, the Microsoft Internet Explorer Blog (IEBlog) sends out warm and fuzzy feelings about taking care of LSO cookies (Local Shared Objects, aka "Flash Cookies") with updates to IE8 and IE9, while the other hand has baked a bad batch that no one wants to eat.
Isolated Storage is yet another mechanism for storing data. Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 among other applications utilize Isolated Storage. I. S. is a method for saving data to your computer hard drive without your consent. Before you lose your head over this, there is an out option, you wouldn't know was there without a little help.
At msdn.microsoft.com the introduction, scenarios and types of Isolated Storage sounds like a good thing. The bottom line is that they put cookies on your computer that if given a choice, most of us do not want. Like LSO cookies these are not delete-able through regular channels. OK, so they do give you a choice, at least with Silverlight, but the choice is still not evident. You also will not find directions for this at Microsoft, anywhere.
Here are the instructions to keep Silverlight's Isolated Storage (cookies) off your own computer.
01 - First you need to open Internet Explorer. This will not work in Chrome or other browsers. ONLY in IE. So if you are not currently using Internet Explorer, exit your current browser; go there and reopen SoftCity to This Article.
02 - Go to a website that utilizes Silverlight. I went to Project Tuva to make the visual instruction examples below.
Step 1 Image: Right click anywhere on the website once it is open. You will see a small box that says "Silverlight" – click on that box.
Step 2 Image: You will be presented with 6 tabs. There are essentially four clicks to turn off isolated storage.
1 – Open the Application Storage Tab.
2 - Click on "Delete all"
3 - De-select the "Enable application storage" box.
4 - Click OK.
Step 3 Image: This window popped up for me but did not come up later when I checked this again.
"Delete application storage for all Web sites?" Click Yes. Then click OK.
Step 4 Image: Just to be sure you got it all, go back and check. The window should be blank if you followed all the steps.
This protects you from NEW cookies being planted on your hard drive through Isolated Storage (Silverlight).
It was easy to check and see that the window remained blank. I also checked to make sure that the videos would still run smoothly. You might want to check and make sure they run for you too. Just to be sure.
More on Isolated Storage.
To be fair IS cookies might fall into the same category as LSO's with one caveat. They are not shared with other websites. Like the technology Flash, Silverlight can capture events (behavior), the mouse and keyboard, display graphics and sound support. Also, Silverlight can display standard video files and those in HD (high definition) and play music files (MP3, WMA). Silverlight supports DRM (Digital Rights Management) .
Let us say that you visit ten websites today and watch video's utilizing Silverlight. Each of those websites will have placed individual cookies (as Isolated Storage) on your computer. However, each instance of cookies being set will only interact with the one website that was visited. So the information is not shared with the other websites you may have perused. This makes Isolated Storage fall into a more unique category.
There again, these are not cookies you need to run the website you visited. They are also not removable through regular channels (i.e. "delete all cookies"). These cookies report to Microsoft, all your actions only when on the one website. But who needs that? I don't; you don't, and in all honesty MS doesn't need this either. This is just one more way in which you lose control of what you do and where you go on the web, since MS (Big Brother) is watching and logging your every move on any of those websites you visited today, tomorrow and into the future.
Isolated Storage is touted as a security feature. However, I think I am the best judge of security for my own computer, not some random website and certainly not MS. If you feel the way I do about Isolated Storage, this article might be the only place to find a solution.
See Also: Solutions To Deleting "Flash Cookies" – LSO (Local Shared Objects) mentioned in this article.

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Vodkamartini said...
My question for the DK community is this: if you're unholy in cata, do you use frost or unholy presence for better dps? My DK alt was a blood-spec dps in wrath, so it's gonna be a whole new learning experience.
Frost was better until this patch with the .5 GCD change to Unholy. Add the 5% haste from talents (that you pretty much take anyways for a filler) and it's now better for unholy than Frost presence is. Also to note, Unholy spec feels really good right now :) I'm loving what they've done to rune regen and how they're making your ghoul actually useful.
I'm kinda disappointed with the way presences are shaping up right now. As it stands, it looks like it will be as simple and straight forward as blood uses blood, frost uses frost and unholy uses unholy with very little deviation from that. It's a small step forward from the current situation but I was really hoping for more. If each spec just uses it's respective presence, why have the presences at all? Just bake those benefits into that spec somehow. Blizzard also seems to have changed their mind about allowing non-blood specs to tank easier stuff by just poping the right presence with out needing a bunch of defense gear because the crit reduction is tied to a deep blood talent and resilience wont't reduce crit chance anymore so if you want to be crit immune you have to have a tank spec.


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English 1A/1B Syllabus
Room B13
Instructor: Mrs. Reyna
Phone: 623-932-7400 ext. 14063
Emails: email@example.com
Class Schedule:
Block 1 Honors English 1A/1B
Block 2 English 1A/1B
Block 3 Plan
Block 4 Honors English 1A/1B
Office Hours: 7:45-3:30 or by appointment
Course Description/Overview
English 1A/1B is a year-long course that provides an introduction to the more complex concepts required of the high school student. Instructional emphasis is placed on reading comprehension, grammatical principles, study skills, vocabulary and spelling improvement, and writing techniques. In addition, the student is introduced to the library. (2007-2008 Course Description Book 21)
· The student will learn how to read and how to discuss literature (Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry, and Drama) appreciatively and critically.
· The student will learn how to write about literature clearly, using secondary sources (i.e. library and internet) and by using your own judgment.
· The student will learn how to correctly apply the standard conventions of the Modern Language Association and 6-Trait Writing to their work.
Writing Standards
Strand 1: Writing Process
Strand 2: Writing Components
Strand 3: Writing Applications
Reading Standards
Strand1: Reading Process
Strand 2: Comprehending Literary Text
Strand 3: Comprehending Informational Text
Course Work:
The primary focus of English 1 is to develop a foundation for the appreciation and study of literature and writing. Throughout the course of the year we will study various genres of literature including Fiction (short stories and novels), Non-Fiction, Poetry, and Drama. We will also be working on a variety of writing formats such as expository and persuasive essays, literary analysis papers, research papers, personal narratives, and technical writing. Various papers, projects, and/or tests will be assigned as a means to assess the student's learning.
Course Content:
Our units of study will be broken down by genre beginning with Fiction (Short Stories) and ending with Drama. Not only will we be studying various works of literature, but we will also be looking at the author's of the works, their lives and accomplishments, and the influence of particular historical events and social factors that may have influenced the work as well. The following is a brief sketch of the order of the different units that we will be studying. The order of this list is by no means definitive and is subject to change throughout the year.
Semester 1
· Elements of Writing & Introduction to Analyzing Literature
· Novel Unit 1 & Elements of Research & Narrative Writing
· Novel Unit 2 & Expository/Literary Analysis Writing
Semester 2
· Poetry & Literary Analysis Writing
· Drama & Persuasive/Literary Analysis Writing
· Novel Unit 3 & Elements of Research & Persuasive/Functional/Literary Analysis Writing
Course Material
You will be required to bring the following materials to class with you each day:
The student's grade will be based upon the amount of points that have been accumulated throughout the semester. Points can be earned through tests, papers, projects, and daily assignments. The student earns their grade, I do not give them. Grading will be done using the standard AFUSD grade scale.
F 59-Below
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY (Plagiarism and Cheating)
Academic dishonesty is any form of cheating of misrepresentation of one's work and it includes but is not limited to the following:
· Sharing or receiving of questions/answers on tests and/or homework assignments without expressed teacher approval.
· Using a source specifically not allowed for a school assignment, quiz, test, or examination.
· Using technological or electronic resources unethically.
· Copying written information or works of art or music without giving credit for the source (plagiarism).
Plagiarism, whether intentional or not, is a form of cheating. Plagiarism will be considered as the use of another person's original work, regardless of quantity (e.g., one sentence, paragraph, entire text, or product) whether done deliberately or not. In using quotation/citations from the work of another individual, students will be required to follow the teacher's instructions and grading rubric for each assignment.
If a teacher determines that plagiarism or cheating has occurred, academic sanctions and disciplinary consequences will be implemented. Such consequences may include, but are not limited to the following:
· No credit for assignment
· Failure of entire course and removal from the class
· Revocation of NHS membership
· Loss of honors privileges and recognition
· Detention/suspension (Verrado Student Handbook)
If you are caught plagiarizing, you will receive a zero on the assignment and a referral to the office where your parents will be contacted.
Class Rules:
***If drinking, eating, or chewing gum becomes a problem for a class, the privilege will be revoked for the remainder of the semester.
As freshmen in high school and as addressed in the Class Rules, I expect everyone to act in a mature and responsible manner. If an inappropriate disruption occurs, students will be subject to the following disciplinary procedures:
1st Offense Warning
2nd Offense Disciplinary measures will be at my discretion, depending on the act and the situation.
***With major problems, the discipline measures found in the Verrado High School Student Handbook will be followed.
What to Do When You Finish Early:
When you finish an assignment or class work early, rather than talking to someone next to you, sleeping, or using an electronic device please do one of the following:
· Read a novel that you brought, something for another class, or book from the shelf.
· Finish working on an English-related assignment (or begin if you were absent during this week).
· Work on an assignment for another class.
Please be productive and not a distraction!!!
As outlined in the class rules, attendance is mandatory and critical to success in this class. However, I understand that you may not be in every class. If you are absent, please make sure that you do the following:
· Check the Absent folder in the back of the room.
· Take an assignment if needed.
· Ask a friend if you have questions before you ask me.
Late Work:
Students at Verrado High School are expected to turn in all assignments on time. Students involved in extra-curricular activities that interfere with being in class still have the responsibility to complete and turn in assignments on time or at the time designated by the teacher. Points will be deducted as follows:
If turned in Late One or more days: 50% Deduction
All students have the opportunity to turn in Late Assignments until the end of a particular unit (usually, the day of the unit test). Pink slips will be given for any missed assignment. If given 3 or more pink slips a parent signature will be required in order to turn in late work. After that deadline has passed, assignments from the previous unit will not be accepted and a zero will be scored in the grade book.
Exceptions to the late work policy include excused illnesses/absences or circumstances that have been discussed with me before the due date. Assignments may be turned in by hand or emailed to me at:
***All Students are issued an official school email address. USE THIS EMAIL ADDRESS when emailing assignments or questions. Due to the District's filtering system, we sometimes do not receive emails from outside addresses. As a result, there is a chance that we may not receive your emailed assignment. In such cases, students are still responsible for getting the assignment in to me by the due date or else points will be docked.
When a student is absent from school for whatever the reason he/she has that number of days he/she was absent to make-up missed class work. If the absence is excused, then full credit will be granted. Full credit will not be awarded for an assignment if the absence is unexcused.
Absent 1 day=1 day to turn in everything
Tardy Policy
A student shall be considered tardy if he/she is not in their seat when the tardy bell stops ringing. To reduce the number of classroom interruptions and students loitering on campus during class-time, a Tardy Sweep is in place.
Students arriving on campus after the first period tardy bell rings must report to the attendance office. A student with a legitimate note from a doctor, dentist, orthodontist, etc., may be excused. A child's late arrival to school may also be excused if a parent calls in, provides a note, or accompanies the student to the attendance office. These excused tardies will be limited to five per semester. All others will be considered unexcused and students will be sent to tardy sweep.
1. A warning bell will ring one minute prior to the tardy bell.
2. When the tardy bell stops ringing, any student not in his/her assigned classroom is to proceed immediately to the "sweep room." No student shall be admitted late to class without a legitimate pass.
3. School personnel will "sweep" the campus every period and send or escort any students not in possession of a legitimate pass to the "sweep room."
Consequences of Being "Swept":
Sweep 1-5: Student shall report to the sweep room. Student tardy will be logged into the system. Student will remain in the sweep room for the entire period.
Sweep 6: Student shall report to the sweep room. Student tardy will be logged into the system. Student will conference with an administrator and be placed on a behavior contract.
Sweep 7-8: Student shall report to the sweep room. Student tardy will be logged into the system. Student will conference with an administrator.
Sweep 9: Student shall report to the sweep room. Student tardy will be logged into the system. Student will conference with an administrator and parents will be notified by phone call.
Sweep 10: Student shall report to the sweep room. Student tardy will be logged into the system. A parent meeting will be established to discuss student's educational options.
Bottom-line: Be on time to class and working as soon as the bell rings.
Leaving Class
Being in class is imperative to success in this course. As a result, you need to be in class as much as possible. I do realize that situations arise where you need to leave class (bathroom, drink, etc.).
Each student may leave class up to 8 times per semester. After the Eighth time, you may leave, but you will have to serve a detention. Please see me after class if a medical condition needs to be discussed. EXTRA CREDIT (up to 8 points) will be awarded for students who do not leave the class throughout the semester. E.g. student has 3 bathroom trips remaining = 3 extra credit points.
A student may leave class only if they have their student pass signed by myself, pass will be relinquished upon returning.
If this privilege becomes abused, you will forfeit your right to leave class.
If you have any questions concerning the course, you may contact me before or after school 623-932-7400 ex 14063 or by email at email@example.com.
I wish you all the best of luck, not just for this class, but in everything you do this year and at Verrado. I will expect you to work hard for me this year and because of this I will work hard for you to try to make this both a fun and rewarding year for you!
Buena Suerte! Bonne Chance! Viel Glück! Buona Fortuna!
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You may remember Audrina as a young hottie in the original seasons of The Hills. She recently just turned 26 and decided she'd give us all a present with BIKINI PHOTOS. However, they actually dropped her rating to me!
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Please join us for the Los Angeles, CA Team Hope Walk on Saturday, September 27th, 2014!
Denise Dador, ABC7's Health Reporter, kicks off the walk as we support the mission of HDSA to improve the lives of everyone with Huntington's disease. The Society is a national, voluntary health organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with Huntington's disease and their families, and to achieve our goals we need your help!
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Walk Date: Saturday, September 27th, 2014
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Walk Begins: 9AM
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We invite all local companies and small businesses to sponsor this Team Hope Walk. We depend on the generosity of sponsors, and by sponsoring a walk your company will be supporting a great cause as well as engaging in an exciting marketing opportunity within the local community. If your company is interested in sponsoring the walk, please email Natalie Carpenter at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In a 2-1 shootout victory in Washington Monday night, the New York Rangers skated four players against the Capitals that had played 15 or less games in the NHL prior to the game. Centers Chad Kolarik and Evgeny Grachev have four and six games played in the NHL, respectively, while defenseman Ryan McDonagh has played in nine games, and winger Mats Zuccarello, 15.
Injuries to players such as Ryan Callahan, Brandon Dubinsky and Dan Girardi have forced the Rangers (61 points after their win in Washington, good for third in the Atlantic Division) to dip into their AHL roster in Hartford to fill out a roster of their own. While Grachev, Kolarik both played less than 10 minutes in the contest, McDonagh played 21:03 on the blue line for the Rangers – including 54 seconds shorthanded – and blocked three shots. Zuccarello, meantime, played 18:08 and played a vital role in allowing the Rangers to leave D.C. with the full two points.
After an overtime session failed to produce a winner between the Capitals and Rangers, it was Zuccarello who was called on by head coach John Tortorella to take the Rangers' second shot of the shootout. With the shootout score 1-1 heading into the last of the second round, Zuccarello shook Capitals' goaltender Braden Holtby out of his skates with some silly side-to-side moves that left a wide open net for Zuccarello that gave the Rangers a 2-1 lead in the shootout. New York won the shootout shortly thereafter with an Artem Anisimov goal in the last of the fourth round.
Injuries to key veterans may hurt a team's point total in the standings, but if young players can step in from the AHL and get significant playing time at the NHL level, hold their own and help their team stay in the playoff hunt, it's not just a benefit for the young players themselves. It's a boon to the entire organization, as the Rangers' opponent on Monday has experienced the past two years.
The Capitals, on their way to a 121-point season last year, used defensemen Karl Alzner and John Carlson last years when injuries arose to key veterans, and they used Mathieu Perreault in spot duty at the center position. Each player filled in admirably during their time in Washington last year, giving them experience that has helped these players become mainstays in Washington this year.
Such organizational depth gives teams a constant pipeline of young, inexpensive talent that is generally a much more efficient way to fill out an NHL roster than spending big dollars in free agency every July. It allows teams to pick up complementary pieces in July, rather than handing out risky contracts to big-name free agents. The Rangers, of course, have taken road of the risky contract before.
Those contracts usually just don't end well.
And take this into account, as well: The Rangers skated just two players against the Caps who were 30 years old or more – Sean Avery (30) and Chris Drury (34). The Rangers, as dinged up as they are, managed to hold the Capitals to 17 shots through regulation (23 in total). Granted, the Caps have had their share of offensive struggles recently, but the Rangers' young active roster limited the Capitals' scoring chances throughout regulation and the defensemen — namely Marc Staal (aged 24) — contained Alex Ovechkin in one-on-one situations on Ovechkin's rushes up the ice.
The Rangers — fifth in the league in goals against with 2.37 — are clearly committed to defense, and it showed on Monday against the likes of Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom and Mike Green. The Rangers' positioning was superb, always keeping the Capitals' skilled players in front of them, and they blocked 18 shots as a team for the game.
For a lineup as young as the Rangers skated on Monday, to be as disciplined as they were defensively not only reflects well on the organization as a whole, but also on Tortorella and his coaching staff for implementing a system that works for their given personnel.
A team doesn't have 61 points at this point in the regular season given the injuries the Rangers have had without coaches putting together systems and schemes that fit into what a lineup this young can realistically accomplish. If that means playing grind-it-out, defensive hockey, then so be it. But the players, of course, have to buy into what the coaches are selling.
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BREVARD -- Space Coast Volunteers in Medicine is encouraging the public to attend a very special luau celebration.
"Luau in the Himalayas" is a feast of food, beverage and fun, organizers said.
The event will be held at the Himalayan Asian Bistro in Rockledge on Sunday, June 23. All proceeds from the event will go toward Space Coast Volunteers in Medicine's goal of providing free health care to those in need.
"The program provides such a great service and an outlet to help people in such a difficult time," said Paul Ringenberger, executive director of Volunteers in Medicine. "This will also be a great event. This place has terrific food, entrees, appetizers and beer and wine."
Tickets for the event are $60 a piece, or $100 a couple. The event features a buffet of appetizers, soups and entrees, including sushi, seafood, beef, pork, chicken and vegetarian.
At last year's event, Mr. Ringenberger said the organization raised $5,000.
"Last year, we had a sell out (crowd) and everyone had a blast," he said in a press release. "We always provide our guests with a first class event and promise a great evening, but, beyond the festivities, this is a fundraiser for a local charity that provides care local residents - folks without health insurance."
Space Coast Volunteers in Medicine provides free medical, dental and chiropractic care to the uninsured of Brevard County.
The clinic is one of seven in Florida, and a part of the 91 member VIM clinic alliance across the United States.
Organizers said that casual, comfortable dress is encouraged.
The event will also feature door prizes, live music, dancing and more.
Mr. Ringenberger said the event currently has sold more than 125 tickets, and he hopes to sell at least 140 total.
Tickets may be purchased by contacting the Fern Adams, clinic marketing director, at (321) 698-0720, or the clinic at (321) 914-0915.
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While most visitors to Jackson Hole do not suffer any medical problems from their visit to our high altitude, we hope the following information will help prevent any problems. If a health question arises, please call us at EMERG+A+CARE of Jackson Hole at 733-8002. We try to maintain office hours six days a week 8:30am to 6pm during the tourist seasons; we are available for emergencies 24 hours a day through our office number.
Dehydration occurs much more frequently in Jackson Hole than sea level locations since our relative humidity is very low. Dehydration can sap one's energy, cause headaches and effect athletic performance. The best rule of thumb is to drink enough fluid to cause the need for urination at least every three hours. Take frequent water or fluid breaks during vigorous activities such as skiing or hiking.
High altitude predisposes one to sunburn and snow blindness (sunburn of the eyes) because there is less atmosphere to filter out ultraviolet rays. Sun block is mandatory for those with sensitive skin and should be used by all to prevent discomfort and aging affects of sunburn. In addition, it helps protect from the possible increased risk of skin cancer caused by excessive sun exposure. In winter as well as summer, wide-brimmed hats will help protect sensitive ear and exposed scalps. Snow blindness is prevented by wearing UV filtering sunglasses. Side panels which block reflected light are also helpful when on snow and water.
Nose bleeds will also occur more frequently due to the dry air, particularly in the early mornings. Using a vaporizer, vaseline and avoiding colds will help prevent this problem. If a bleed occurs, pinching the nose for 5 to 10 minutes will usually stop the bleeding. If it does not stop, contact us for help.
The effects of alcohol and other drugs are dramatically increased at altitude. At Jackson Hole's elevation of 6,200 feet above sea level, the effect of alcohol will be approximately double for the sea level inhabitant. Also, hangovers will be worse at altitude. BE CAREFUL. DON'T DRINK WHILE DRIVING OR PARTICIPATING IN POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SPORTS.
Acute Mountain Sickness or AMS is a syndrome which can range from mild headaches to an incapacitating illness. Although it generally occurs when one sleeps at altitude above 8,000 feet, about 5% of Jackson Hole's visitors will develop some symptoms. Frequent symptoms are headache, nausea, insomnia, fatigue, lack of appetite and light-headedness. Generally symptoms will improve with rest and fluids over 24 to 48 hours. There is a prescription medicine called Diamox which will help prevent AMS and other medications for symptomatic relief. Alcohol, tranquilizers, sleep medication and antihistamines may make Acute Mountain Sickness worse. Consult with a physician before using any of these drugs when suffering from AMS. AMS can progress into a much more serious illness known as High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE). This medical emergency is heralded by an incapacitating headache, neurological symptoms such as a "drunken" gait, and may proceed to a coma. Prompt emergency help is critical with HACE.
Frostbite is the actual freezing of the skin and underlying tissue. The most frequent areas affected are the fingers, toes, nose and cheeks. Frostbitten areas initially look white and then turn red. A purple hue to the skin usually means a more severe freezing problem. Most frostbitten extremities tingle or feel numb initially and hurt with rewarming. Seek medical attention if you suspect frostbite.
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Midnight Grind returns to the New Beverly Cinema at midnight on Saturday, June 13th, with a special tribute to our friend Marilyn Chambers. We've put together an amazing program with rare prints of the first two classics Chambers did for the Mitchell Brothers in San Francisco, Behind the Green Door (1972) and Resurrection of Eve (1973).
We'll also have some special guests in attendance, along with a selection of trailers and other surprises. This will be another incredible flashback to the golden age of adult cinema, and a tribute to one of the original goddesses of XXX and a talented actress who left us way too soon. Join us as we once again turn back the clock to the days when adult films were actually shown in theaters!
If we continue to draw an audience this will remain a semi-regular midnight series presenting rare 35mm prints of classic 1970's XXX films. We've shown biker films, women in prison films, kung fu, Italian zombies, gore classics... And now we present the missing piece of the classic 42nd Street film experience. Here's your chance to see golden-age adult films projected on the big screen as they were meant to be seen, surrounded by other fans and freaks.
Since the rise of home-video and the internet the viewing of adult films has largely become a lonely solo pursuit, but there was a time when it was a social experience shared with others (which, we admit, could occasionally be somewhat bizarre and brain- damaging). We think it's time to bring porn out of the privacy of the home and back into theaters where it belongs. So shut down your PC, unplug that DVD player, and come out to the New Beverly on Saturday for the full vintage porn experience!
Bring a date, bring yo' Mama, bring a dirty old man... fun for all! Happy endings not guaranteed, but always a possibility.
All of this for only $7.00, in the company of a crowd of enthusiastic fellow fans and assorted maniacs & perverts.
For additional information and schedules for upcoming events, visit our MySpace page at www.myspace.com/grindhouse.
Saturday June 13th, 2009
Brian Quinn and Adam Trash present Midnight Grind: Classic Adult Cinema
New Beverly Cinema 7165 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90036 (323) 938-4038 Admission: $8.00 -- Adults 18+ Only
Tribute to adult film legend Marilyn Chambers
Resurrection of Eve (1973) Directed by Artie Mitchell and Jon Fontana Starring Marilyn Chambers, Johnnie Keyes, MI Morgan, Matthew Armon, Nancy Weich, Kandi Jones, Dale Meador and Jon Martin
Behind the Green Door (1972) Directed by Artie Mitchell and Jim Mitchell Starring Marilyn Chambers, George S. McDonald, Johnnie Keyes, Lisa Grant, Yank Levine, Angela Castle, Ben Davidson, Adrienne Mitchell, Dana Fuller and Dale Meador
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If You Start With The Presumption That Deportation Is Too Harsh Of A Punishment For Being Here Illegally…
….then it's impossible to ever stop illegal immigration. It's like having a "keep off the grass" sign win a heavily trafficked area without putting any penalties in place for walking on the grass. We're doing the same thing with illegal immigration. Obviously, we're not going to shoot anyone coming into the country illegally and if we're allowing them to stay here, even if they're caught, we're putting a huge incentive in place that will ensure a perpetual flood of illegal immigrants into our country.
That's why the McCain/Rubio amnesty plan is bad policy and will guarantee not just one amnesty, but many amnesties. Of course, they're claiming that's not going to happen as Mickey Kaus explains.
Any amnesty bill will that can pass will have a cutoff date—say March 1, 2013—after which you aren't allowed to sneak into the country and claim an amnesty. You'll have to prove you were here before then through purchase receipts or other evidence, which some people who "rush" in after March 1 will try to falsify.
Under Rubio's plan, apparently, there would be a second cutoff—say a year after the first cutoff—after which even those illegals who were here before March 1 couldn't obtain their "probationary legal status" even if they'd qualified.
What if they could prove they were here but claimed they had been having trouble coming up with the money to pay their "fine" and "back taxes," and had stayed in the shadows past the deadline?
Let's assume Rubio would be a hard-ass and tell these late applicants "tough luck." (What's he going to do then, deport them all? There might be more of them than he seems to think, at least if the fines are at all substantial.)
So, they're going to give the illegals that are already here an amnesty and then declare that anyone else who shows up illegally is out of luck. SURE they are…but wait: aren't we going to hear that we need to allow those illegals into the US as part of an effort to appeal to Hispanic voters? Aren't we going to be told it's unreasonable to deport them? Aren't we going to be told that they're just "immigrants" as well?
Meanwhile, all the illegals that we've already allowed into the country will be demanding that we let the new illegals in and the same group of feckless conservatives who are claiming that amnesty is the fix for our problem with Hispanics now will do the math, notice that there are even more Hispanic Americans and use the same faulty logic that they're using now to call for another amnesty.
So again, this brings us back to one of the most basic questions about the McCain/Rubio amnesty: How can you ever realistically deal with the problem of illegal immigration if you're not willing to come out in favor of deporting people who're caught breaking the law?
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Chapter 49- "How to Succeed in Business"
Chapter 49- "How to Succeed in Business"
Chapter 85- "Lupin's Song of Chivalry"
ルパン三世 (LUPIN THE 3RD) cover arts from Vol.1-11
written and illustrated by Monkey Punch
omg fujiko's face here
Lupin the Third first opening
Can we all talk about how fucking crazy Fujiko's photo bgs are?
(Also this is my first giffing experience you can see the quality improve as you go on I'm already ashamed of the first couple)
I'm thinking about liveblogging/livegifing? the whole series episode by episode please tell me if you think that's a good idea or interesting
Momoiro Reku as Fujiko Mine from Lupin III
Genevieve <3 rooooools best mothers day evurrr lolol thank you!
Loved the look of it from just a preview pic, but every frame of this thing looks damn gorgeous. :D
Do support this series and Michiko and Hatchin, directed by the same woman. Yeah, female anime directors, babeh!
really lupin
I feel really nervous about watching the new Fujiko anime. I know I'll appreciate it for being something different, but I don't know if I will like it or not!
Too bad real life isn't as funky as this anime.


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This episode is sponsored by Top Ruby Jobs. Everyone deserves to love their job (and it's probably in Ruby).
Shell Shocked, Factory Girl for frontend tests with Hangar, and upgrading from Rails 3.2 to 4.2
We go Airborne for Ruby 2.1.3 while Eagerly Decorating the skies and Swiftly avoiding the Daemons on this episode of Ruby5.
Start using Fourchette, roll-out features by the instance, read logs with a little help from your friends, run your own bitcoin node, and say hello to byebug!
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A friend brought these items over for a barbecue. We pressure cooked the sheep hearts in a tomato sauce and sliced them; skewered the rabbit kidneys and livers on rosemary branches and grilled them; forgot about the octopus, which sat in the fridge for two weeks until I threw it out. Various children at the party vowed never to eat at the Kessler house again.
March 21st, 2009
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Is that like storming the beach at Normandy memorable?
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Couldn't you have given the kids chicken fingers? You can get the whole chicken foot at the international farmers market in Doraville.


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For your convenience a full service kitchen, laundry and high speed WiFi are available. Whether it's a family gathering, a special event, a get away weekend, wanting to experience the great outdoors or just relaxing, KnollWood has it all.
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Archive for the 'sewing' Category
Finished summer dresses
Now that I am officially free of the MCAT, the crafting bug has returned in force to ExerciseBeforeKnitting. I have many sewing projects to debut! This first dress is a bit delayed but you don't mind, do you?
Pattern: McCall's 4768
Last March, I was feeling a little bored of toddler sewing and anxious for summer to begin so I decided to try my first adult-sized garment. Let us just say that the only nice thing about this dress is the fabric: the sewing is sloppy, the fit is off and the pattern was tedious. Nevertheless, I am still terribly proud of it and will wear it in spite of the flaws. This garment taught me how to select future patterns, the importance of combining sizes and how a great print can hide many errors.
I learned that side darts stretching from the armholes to the hips on both sides look easier than cutting separate pieces for the top, middle and bottom, but that's a dirty, rotten lie. Not only were long darts harder, they were painfully tedious. I'm quite certain most of the work of this dress is in the darts. Small darts on skirts or at the bust are fine but I am officially done with torso-length darts!
I also learned not to cut a larger size based on the rationale that it is easier to take in than cut anew. Just because I want a dress to fit does not mean I ought to allow an extra 5/8″ at every seam just in case. With regards to sizing, I tried to get away with only using one size for the top, middle and bottom of the dress; this was a fatal mistake. After careful measurement, I discovered I need four different sizes at various points. Not two, not even three, four. This made me reconsider what kind of dress to choose. If I wanted a fitted dress, a darted, one-piece dress probably was not the best choice. For the next dress, I selected a pattern with multiple pieces so I could customize each to fit. I started this dress earlier this summer and although I had little sewing time, I snuck a seam or two in here and there. I finished this the day after my exam.
Pattern: New Look 6699
Fabric: Joel Dewberry Ginseng Collection, Spade Damask in Ivory
Since I used so many different sizes, I worried they would not join well together but I hardly noticed a problem. Modifying the pattern to fit was so easy to do and ultimately, more satisfying than cutting a larger size to (sort of) fit. But tell me, does it look like I'm wearing an evil version of the Nike swoosh? That's what I see in this fabric, although I like the overall effect!
It took me a long time to get these straps right. I still might shorten the right strap a little, as it does not feel as snug as the other one.
I was worried that the middle piece would look strange, since it is cut on the bias when the top and bottom pieces are not. I think the difference adds a bit to the garment overall, plus it makes for a more stretchy piece. My only regret is that the skirt is a smidge too big – I probably should have dropped down one size but having a little extra room never hurt anyone, right?
This is a weird angle but I wonder if this is how I look to tall people? Specifically, to Aaron, since he is 13 inches taller than me!
There may be more dresses to come but I think I will stick to faster, easier projects (like skirts) for now. But who knows? There may be time-consuming, harder projects (like quilts) waiting in the wings!
Tying up loose ends
Thanks for your sweet comments about my remaining five weeks of dread MCAT preparation. I'll let you know how it goes! Until then, there will be little in the way of knitting, sadly.
We celebrated my grandfather's 90th birthday in Cincinnati last weekend and rather than take the increasingly heavy aran sweater in progress, I decided to finally finish the Drunken Bee socks that Stella started for me so many months ago. No wonder we travel with socks – they're so portable! I finished the second sock on the way there!
Pattern: Drunken Bees
Yarn: Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock in "Pondscum"
Needles: US 1.5 and 2
While this was a relatively clear pattern, I must say that I loathed knitting the honeycombs. I could not keep track of the twisted stitch rows. I think this is the most intricate pair of socks I've ever knit (by "intricate" I mean, of course, there was no 'knit every other row' business). Since socks are usually my mindless projects, it took me a while to devote the time to finishing these.
The beautiful pattern/yarn combination was what kept me going through all that honeycombing! I had never used STR before and now I understand the hype! It's just marvelous to knit! We'll see how it holds up to regular wear!
Next up is some baby sewing I've been promising for too long. This is one last version of the Butterick B4712 pattern. I say last because I hate working with this pattern. The layouts don't work at all with one-way prints, the armholes are too shallow in every size and the interfacing does not fit inside the dress in any of the sizes. After the first few versions of this, I just traced out my own interfacing.
Pattern: Butterick B4712
Overall, I'm pleased with the result but I most certainly would not recommend the pattern to anyone. Baby tank dress patterns are so easy to find – you should look for a better one than this!
Knitting and Sewing for Toddlers
Lately, knitting and blogging have taken a back seat to other
stupid mindless time wasters hobbies like crossword puzzles, Scrabble and Boggle. Is it knitting-related to play Scrabulous and Scramble with other knit bloggers on Facebook? In any case, I have been terrible about checking in with all of you so I hope to get back on track this week.
In the meantime, I have been knitting and sewing a few projects for Beatrix, as I mentioned in my last post. I promise not to turn this into a baby clothing circus blog – that is, sock knitting will return next time – but the kid needs some sweaters and sun dresses make summer diapering and swimming so much easier that I can't resist the temptation.
Pattern: No. 23 Pull in 24 mos. size, Phildar Tricotez Calin (No. 470) from Spring/Summer 2007
Yarn: Cascade 220 Heathers in Blue Denim
Needles: US 7
This expression is Beatrix for "ICK! WOOL IN SPRINGTIME! TAKE IT OFF NOW!" She was particularly uncooperative so this is the only picture you get. I will probably try again next winter when it fits her (and also when it's not so hot out). As with all Phildar baby patterns, this was super easy and the seaming took nearly as long as the knitting. I made the usual modification of picking up stitches for the neck and button bands instead of knitting them separately.
Last week, I made some progress on the little cardigan but I need to rip and re-knit one of the fronts so we are not on such great terms right now.
The yarn in Classic Elite Cotton Bam Boo, which has great stitch definition but could probably pass for Knit Picks Shine Sport. While I like this yarn for a baby sweater, I cannot imagine knitting one for me with it – I would expect an adult sweater to lose its shape quite quickly.
Finally, have a peek at the toddler sewing projects! I am making several dresses for B, all from the same, very simple pattern (Butterick B4712). Here is the first one.
I am using extra wide, double-sided bias tape for the neck and armholes because my seaming is pretty ugly there. Fortunately, bias tape hides everything. Not until I uploaded this photo to Flickr did I see the near perfect stitching here. Please believe the rest of the garment looks like that! No? Would you believe most of it? OK, some of it and we'll leave it at that.
Finally, this is the next one in the queue, all cut and pieced but missing a zipper and some top-stitching.
That's it for this edition of the baby blog. Tune in next time for some finished Latvian socks!
My First Successful Sewing Experience, Part 3 of 3
Pattern: Reversible dress and diaper cover from McCall's M2213
What I learned from this dress is that whenever possible, make dresses reversible!! Actually, I think I came to that conclusion when I made the red dress, which calls for interfacing, after making this, which is completely reversible. Interfacing is a pain.
This is a bit too big for B so she probably won't get much use out of it until next summer. The picture below is my favorite.
One note about yesterday's post… I didn't mean to be down on designer fabric or yarn. After all, don't forget that I bought it because I liked the print! I guess I prefer the control of the finished product that knitting affords. Designer fabrics can be quickly identified but, as Stacey so aptly commented, "Grey worsted wool – well, that could be one of 100 brands!"
I still have some sewing projects going on but the knitting will return to the blog soon. In fact, I've been holding out on you. I've been working on a sweater all week! I haven't made any sweaters in ages (and they all pre-date the blog) because I was either pregnant or nursing and I didn't want to invest so much time in something I wouldn't wear for very long. I think it's time to return to some sweater knitting! More details soon!
My First Successful Sewing Experience: Part 2 of 3
Pattern: Top and pants from Butterick B5017
Modifications: I omitted the rick rack trim and used a loop of ribbon for the buttonhole instead of the loop of embroidery thread.
Of all the things I've been working on, I am happiest about this set. I love the two fabrics together, even if it's a bit loud. Frankly, I secretly wish that I could get away with wearing pants like these. It's such a shame that adult clothes aren't nearly this cute.
It was while I was working on this outfit that I realized why knitting is so much more appealing to me than sewing. I took the garment to the fabric store several times because it appears that I am incapable of buying fabric, interfacing and notions all at once. Twice, people came up to me and asked if the top was "a Kaffe Fassett". Now, I grant you that I used a Butterick pattern and a Kaffe Fassett print fabric for the top, but what I really wanted to say in response was, "No, it's an Elinor Brown. I made it." Call it beginner's pride.
I know there are some
brand whores knitters out there who only have eyes for a particular brand of yarn and could likely identify a line of that brand in a knitted garment. However, I think that knitting allows for enough creativity to break out of the commercialized, brand-conscious world we live in. I suppose one could knit a sweater using the expensive yarn and exact colorway a pattern calls for but really, who does that? You don't – I know because I read your blogs.
With yarn, you can change the texture and density of the knitted piece. With fabric, the print remains the same no matter what you do it it. I know, I know, you can alter the shape or the drape but what's the first thing a viewer sees? The print. So no matter what the sewer does, it's still a Kaffe Fassett garment. This is, in my opinion, why knitting wins out over sewing in the long run. What do you think?


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Wilson's Heart
|"Wilson's Heart"
|House episode
|Episode no.
|Season 4
Episode 16
|Directed by
|Katie Jacobs
|Written by
|Peter Blake
David Foster
Russel Friend
Garrett Lerner
|Original air date
|May 19, 2008
|Guest actors
|Season 4 episodes
|List of episodes
"Wilson's Heart" is the sixteenth episode and season finale of the fourth season of House and the eighty-sixth episode overall. It aired on May 19, 2008. It is the second and final part of the two-part fourth season finale, the first part being "House's Head".
In the second part of the two-part season finale, House remains inhibited by injuries sustained from a bus accident that has also left Amber Volakis rapidly deteriorating from a mysterious condition. Clues inside House's head hold the key to Amber's condition, and House's friendship with Wilson is tested beyond limits as murky memories from the bus accident the night before threaten to change their lives forever. House suffers a seizure during a deep brain stimulation treatment after it succeeds and he recalls the symptom which he saw in Amber before the bus crash. House also remembers the events that led up to him and Amber being on the bus: he got drunk at a bar and the bartender (Fred Durst) took away his keys so House called Wilson for a ride, but he was on call so Amber came instead. House boarded the bus and Amber followed him as he forgot his cane. She took the pills moments before the bus crash due to the flu she had (which explained a few of her other unconnected symptoms, like sneezing).
The symptom House recalled was that Amber had taken a heavy dose of flu pills moments prior to the bus crash. The crash trauma caused such extensive anatomical and physiological trauma (especially the blood loss and shock from her leg injury) that she suffered acute renal failure. This damage to her kidneys made them unable to adequately filter out the amantadine the pills contained, and the tachycardia degenerated into v-fib while being transferred in the ambulance. House agrees to cool her into protective hypothermia in an attempt to buy them more time for a proper diagnosis. However, during the testing, Amber develops liver and neurological damage (multisystem organ failure). Wilson suggests kidney dialysis, however House tells him during the memory of the moments leading up to the bus crash that when unfiltered, amantadine binds to proteins in the kidneys, and therefore dialysis is unable to clear it from the blood. He begins to cry and House throws himself into a seizure while putting rods charged with electricity to zap parts of his brain to induce flashbacks. After his seizure, House falls into a coma.
The team confirms House's diagnosis of Amber; with all of her organs damaged, she is unable to qualify for a heart transplant, and so there is nothing they can do for her. Wilson weans Amber off anesthesia in order to spend her last moments alive with her. The team comes in one by one to say goodbye to Amber, and after Wilson himself says goodbye, he shuts off Amber's bypass and she passes away.
Back at the hospital, Thirteen discovers she has inherited Huntington's disease and House awakes with Cuddy at his side. Taub crawls into bed with his wife, Kutner watches TV alone and Chase and Cameron meet Foreman in a restaurant. Wilson visits House but the two do not speak. He returns home and finds the note Amber left him in their bedroom saying she went to pick up House and would return home soon, causing him to break into tears. House lies awake in his hospital bed staring blankly into space with Cuddy holding his hand.
The episode increased ratings from the previous week, with 16.358 million viewers tuning in.[1]
An acoustic version of Massive Attack's "Teardrop," the show's opening theme, can be heard in the middle of the episode in a short montage, by José González.
The song "Re:Stacks" by Bon Iver is used during Amber and Wilson's final moments together.
The song that plays near the end of the episode when House and Amber are on the bus is "Light for the Deadvine" by People in Planes.
The song that plays as House exits the bus until the end of the episode is "Passing Afternoon" by Iron and Wine.
External links[edit]
- ^ Gorman, Bill (May 28, 2008). "Top Fox Primetime Shows, May 19-25". TVbythenumbers.com. Retrieved June 10, 2011.


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4. Jane Eyre (Cary Fukunaga, 2011) or Almost Famous (Cameron Crowe, 2000), which are drastically different genres so I think I'm allowed to choose two.
9. The Aviator (Martin Scorsese, 2004) - There is one scene in this film where Leonardo DiCaprio's mannerisms and voice are an exact match for my father. Incidentally, there are some subtle similarities between their faces, which I personally find to be very strange (see #29).
10. Beauty & The Beast, Aladdin, Lion King, My Neighbor Totoro, Toy Story, Titanic, etc.
24. Laurence of Arabia (David Lean, 1962)
25. Tokyo Story (Yasujiro Ozu, 1953)
29. Leonardo DiCaprio
31. Beauty & The Beast (1991)
32. Great Expectations (Mike Newell, 2012), The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Peter Jackson, 2012), Lincoln (Steven Spielberg, 2012), & August: Osage County (John Wells, 2013) - I actually interviewed for a P.A. position on the last one but unfortunately wasn't selected for one of the coveted four positions. :'(
33. Brave (2012)
34. Whip It (Drew Barrymore, 2009)
39. Gary Oldman…in almost anything he does or Peter O'Toole in Laurence of Arabia.
41. Upwards of 1500 films.
47. Tokyo Story (Yasujiro Ozu, 1953), M (Fritz Lang, 1931), Pulp Fiction (Quentin Tarantino, 1994), Citizen Kane (Orson Welles, 1941) La Haine (Mathieu Kassovitz, 1995) The Red Shoes (Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, 1948) Taxi Driver (Martin Scorsese, 1976) - I could go on and on.
50. Twilight, but it's too late for that.
53. Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (F. W. Murnau, 1927)
58. Drama
59. Horror
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In case you hadn't heard, the FIFA World Cup Finals is in full swing in this year's host country, Brazil. Teams from around the globe are battling it out on the football pitch aka soccer field to determine who is best at kicking a ball into a net.
Don't get me wrong, I like the fact that people are coming together to celebrate their passion for a common sport. It's just that there's so much of it. The finals phase is comprised of over 60 matches that are played over a month's time.
If you went near the internet basically at all in the days immediately following the broadcast of the 86th annual Academy Awards, you probably already saw the picture I'm about to talk about.
But don't worry. It gets better. Yes, really.
Fans everywhere love quirky British comedy Doc Martin – it's consistently one of our most popular series around here – because it's packed with great actors and interesting, layered characters.
Series 6 of this beloved series is currently airing on many PBS stations around the country (and if it's not yet, it probably will be soon!) and, to celebrate, we put together a little character quiz based on a handful of our favorite Portwenn characters past and present.
Answer the questions and see who you get – and let us know what character you got in the comments!
Take the quiz at weta.org.
In case you're already fretting about what to do once Sherlock Series 3 is over, worry not. You'll still be able to get your consulting detective fix as we start on the (hopefully not as) long road to Series 4.
You'll be able to spend part of the next hiatus solving cases with Sherlock and John yourself.
An official Sherlock app, called Sherlock: The Network offers fans the chance to join the great detective's homeless network. As part of the game you get to assist Holmes and Watson on ten new cases, virtually navigating your way around London on foot, via taxi or by tube, talking to witnesses and gathering evidence. You can also play mini-games that encompass hacking, code breaking, observation and more.
Specially shot footage of stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman will appear in the game, as well as co-star Mark Gatiss.
Get some details and watch official trailer for the game below – spoiler: it looks quite fun!
In case you've lost track of time, Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, a holiday which holds many fond memories and a lot of anticipation for me.
It's a great celebration for several reasons. As the name suggests, it reminds us to be thankful for all the good things in our lives. I find Thanksgiving to be less stressful than Christmas; one single day designated for families to gather together and gorge on the most delicious meal of the year. We also get to watch a parade that features giant character balloons and Broadway musical numbers. Only in America, right?
I don't know if the Brits are jealous of our feast-based holiday, but I do know Americans miss the holiday terribly when they're away from home. Let's say you found yourself in the UK over the Thanksgiving holidays, no family and no kitchen facilities of your own. Who would you choose to prepare this most important repast, the meal that would make you feel less homesick on this special day?
Jamie? Gordon? Nigella, you say? They're all fine and good and granted they are real food preparation professionals. Nonetheless, the telly chefs I have in mind tend to be a tad more amusing.
Because obviously, you've wondered – what would Downton Abbey be like as a video game? Well, that's exactly the kind of question the internet (and our Amazing Internet Things series in general) is there to answer for you. (Spoiler: Get ready to miss your old school video console a whole lot.)
This little gem of a clip re-imagines everyone's favorite costume drama as a Super Nintendo-style quest RPG. In theory, you'd play a new footman who must complete various tasks for members of the Crawley family and their staff, including fetching fancy cigars for Robert and fluffing pillows in the guest rooms with Anna. In short: I would give anything for this to be a real game!
London's East End neighborhood has developed quite a reputation over the years – this area has been famous (infamous?) for everything from being the location of the gruesome Jack the Ripper murders to the setting for the 2012 Summer Olympics. It's also faced bombings, economic depression and social upheaval for much of its history. In short, it's one of the most interesting areas in the city from a historical perspective.
And, since this is ostensibly a British entertainment blog, it's worth mentioning just how many times the East End has shown up as the setting for all sorts of television shows, from the classic Till Death Do Us Part to current hit Call the Midwife. But, fellow Anglophiles, for all the times you've probably seen or read about this area, how much do you really know about London's East End? Try your hand at our trivia quiz and find out!
The Doctor Who fandom is no stranger to fan-made YouTube videos – there are recaps and trailers and odes to favorite characters and romantic pairings, set to virtually every kind of sappy pop song in existence. Yet, still, despite the veritable flood of all manner of Whovian videos online, there still manage to be a few that are just the tiniest bit more awesome than the rest.
This particular Amazing Internet Thing imagines Doctor Who done in the style of popular teen series The Hunger Games, featuring several different Doctors as well as some other familiar faces about to face off in the in the Capitol for a fight to the death.
The clip is wonderfully put together; in fact, it's so well done you could easily see this as the trailer for an actual episode. And in fact, other than the majority of the characters having to kill each other problem – which surely Steven Moffat could figure out a way to get around – it would probably be the best premise ever for the 50th anniversary. So click through and take a look for yourself!
So, did you all know that My Little Pony is a thing again? Embarrassing personal confession time: growing up this was totally my favorite cartoon; yet, somehow I only realized that ponies are popular again very recently. The animated series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic kicked off in 2010, but it wasn't until I went to Comic Con and experienced the phenomenon of "bronies" firsthand (yes, that's a real thing) that I had any inkling about how big a deal these little animals have become.
What does this have to do with British anything, you may ask? Well, as far as I'm aware, there isn't a tiny Union Jack pony on the show yet (though there should be!), but this pony-themed mash-up video is far and away one of the most creative things I've seen on the internet in the past couple of weeks, thanks to Anglophenia.
The full trailer for upcoming James Bond film Skyfall – or James Bond 23, if you're counting – was recently released, and a very enterprising YouTube fan has already managed to create a ponified version of Bond called Skydash using Friendship is Magic footage.
Click through to check out Skydash for yourself, and compare it to the actual Bond trailer. You're probably going to be surprised by the fact that it's actually kind of awesome. This should not work at all, and yet, it totally does.
This is an installment of "Amazing Internet Things" that isn't so much about sharing the latest and greatest new video or generally nifty thing from around the internet. Instead, let's take a minute to appreciate an exceptionally awesome blast from the past.
My Sherlock withdrawal is well documented around here, so generally that means I spend a lot of time looking around the internet for random things of interest to help me deal with the fact that we're still five months from the start of filming on Series 3, let alone to whenever we'll actually get to see it. Normally, this sort of internet sleuthing means watching a lot of random, angsty videos dedicated to working out all various feelings about The Reichenbach Fall, but sometimes, it turns up some real gems that make you smile.
This bit of awesomeness – which has nothing at all to do with Steven Moffat or Benedict Cumberbatch -will still warm the heart of any Sherlockian that happens to be reading. Watch classic Sesame Street segment "Mysterious Theater," hosted by Vincent Twice (hee!) and featuring the always awesome Sherlock Hemlock.
Click through to watch a slightly shorter, definitely furrier version of Holmes and Watson tackle "The Mystery of the Missing Cat."
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Last Saturday, Zack Howard, a championship surfer, and Robert Krafft, both residents of Malibu attempted to steal a motorcycle.
See if you can spot the flaw in their plan.
1) Pick bright, sunny Saturday afternoon to commit crime.
2) Drive SUV with clearly visible plates to front of Honda dealership
3) One guy wheels bike off dealership floor, the other holds the door open for him
4) Toss bike in back of SUV and drive off
Needless to say, they didn't get the bike. Workers at the store grabbed a wheel of the bike and pulled it out as they were pulling away. They got the license plate and called the county Sheriff.
...the two, in an attempt to avoid getting into trouble, later called the dealership and offered to bring in beer and quesadillas if the owners didn't pursue the case.
The dealership didn't go for it. Go figure.
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I remember seeing Cecil Fielder hit a couple out of Tiger Stadium. Those inspired some feverish HRD between me and friends.
Glenalen Hill mashed one as a Cub that went over the rooftops across the street beyond the Wrigley bleachers.
That shot Bonds lifted off of Percival in the WS. Or Pujols unloading on Lidge in the NLCS. Those were colossal smashes.
I also don't believe for a second that Mantle hit one 565. The story changed a lot over the years and beyond that, it supposedly hit a sign 460 feet away - far as ****, but impossible to say for sure how far it went.
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• During the Mobile World Congress (MWC), which has taken place this week in Barcelona, the ICT cluster managed by Barcelona Digital has participated in a meeting of international ICT clusters including Canada, South Korea, France and Singapore. • The meeting has been driven by ACC1Ó (Generalitat de Catalunya) and Ubifrance (French Agency for international development of businesses).Barcelona Digital, technology centre specialized in R&D+i of ICT and member of TECNIO -network of ACC1Ó that promotes the technology transfer and business innovation in Catalonia- has met in the framework of the MWC with technological clusters from countries such as Singapore, Canada, France and South Korea. The goal of the meeting has been analyze the work currently carried out from each of these clusters to identify points in common and the possibilities of carry out projects together.The topics exposed in meetings and workshops have been, about others, the online security, the energy and Smart Cities, that are also some of the main research lines of Barcelona Digital.Thus, the clusters have detected several possibilities to develop international projects together, and they have been a communication which will continue through social networks, to make these future collaborations. Thus, Barcelona Digital continues advancing in its internationalization, helping companies that are part of the ICT cluster to push their work around the world.About ICT ClusterThe ICT cluster of Barcelona Digital is a network and meeting space formed by an independent group of start-ups, SMEs and large companies, as well as entities and research groups with ICTs as a common nexus. The goal is to stimulate innovation and research through the promotion of interactions intensive, sharing tools, knowledge and experience to promote efficiently technology transfer, networking and dissemination of information among members of the community. The activities of the ICT cluster are currently work groups on Green Car and Smart Cities, as well as the Siiur collaborative project -coordinated by the ICT cluster-, which has been integrated in a pilot area (Passeig Mas de Roda in 22@ District of Barcelona) an innovative technological systems focused on improve the energy efficiency of the city (lighted, electric vehicle, etc.).


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Bettina Pahn
- Soprano
was born in Erfurt. She first studied cello and later focused on singing at the Hanns Eisler Music University in Berlin and with Professor Elsa Cavelti in Frankfurt. Since then, she has continued studying with Alexander Plus (Vienna) and Ulla Groenewold (Hamburg). Since June 2012, Bettina Pahn works together with the renowned Dutch singing teacher Margreet Honig. Her moving lyric soprano voice quickly excited the interest of diverse conductors in the areas of Oratorium, early music and lieder.
The German Soprano cooperates intensively with
Ton Koopman
in recordings and concerts. Together with him, she performs in the most important concert halls (the Carnegie Hall in New York and the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam...) and also in numerous of international festivals (the Göttingen Handel Festival and the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival). She has recorded four albums of a set of CDs with Ton Koopman dedicated to the work Dieterich Buxtehude. The second album "
Opera Omnia VII - Volume 3
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Echo Classic Award
2009. In October 2012, Bettina Pahn took part in recordings of Solo Cantatas by Dieterich Buxtehude with Ton Koopman.
Additionally, Bettina Pahn has sung under the direction of Frieder Bernius, Pierre Cao, Peter Rundel and Patrick Peire, among others. A close co-operation connects her with the sacred music at
St. Michaelis Cathedral
in Hamburg under the direction of Christian Schoener.
Bettina Pahn has enjoyed a collaboration of many years with her duo partner, Echo prize winner lutenist
Joachim Held
. In 2007 the duo performed with great success at the "Göttinger Handel Festival", in June 2008 at the "Schwetzinger Festival" and in August 2009 at the "Schleswig-Holstein-Festival". As part of the "Handel Festival" in Halle (Germany), they gave a concert in 2011 with the ensemble Sarband. In autumn 2007 Hänssler Classic released their first collaborative CD of German folk songs and in summer 2009 a CD of German Christmas songs "
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Under the guidance of
Ton Koopman
and together with Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra Bettina Pahn performed the Bach Cantatas "
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In April 2014 the Soprano will sing under the guidance of
Christoph Schoener
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Ton Koopman
in Lübeck (Germany) with solo cantatas by Buxtehude and the release of a new album of songs of the second Berliner Liederschule with
Tini Mathot
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It worries me when I hear folks, mostly liberals, speak fondly of the 1950s economy and its 90 percent marginal tax rates. In this piece, James Surowiecki advocates soaking the super-rich:
A better tax system would have more brackets, so that the super-rich pay higher rates. (The most obvious bracket to add would be a higher rate at a million dollars a year, but there's no reason to stop there.) This would make the system fairer, since it would reflect the real stratification among high-income earners. A few extra brackets at the top could also bring in tens of billions of dollars in additional revenue.
There would be political advantages, too: the reform could actually make tax hikes on top earners more popular. Critics like to describe tax hikes as hurting small business, because small-business owners make up a sizable percentage of people in the top two brackets and because small-business owners, unlike Wall Street traders, are popular on Main Street. It would be harder to mount a defense of millionaires, which may be why this year a Quinnipiac poll found overwhelming support, even among Republicans, for a millionaire tax.
And the economic reason would be what, again? You're not going to balance the budget that way, and you only feed the mistaken view that taxing "somebody else" will bring fiscal solvency.


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Berlin, Ohio bed and breakfast we are always looking for new things for guests to do. The Walnut Creek area is now home to Amish Country Theater. It will offer variety shows that include live music, comedy entertainment, magic, and some good, clean fun. One of the best features is that there will be evening shows when all of the local shops and restaurants are closed. Their inspiration came from shows in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee that include several acts and entertainers that interact with the audience. The auditorium has 400 seats and will offer homemade concessions as well. The decor will make you feel as though you are sitting in an Amish barn or barnyard. Shows will begin on May 24, 2012 and run on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Tickets run $19.95 per adult.
Written by Carol Steffey, Garden Gate Get-A-Way Bed & Breakfast, Millersburg, Ohio (330) 674-7608 www.garden-gate.com
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Berlin Ohio Bed and Breakfast Announces New Amish Country Theater
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