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Catch the Wildcats Volleyball action as the Wildcats (18-6) take on the 3rd-ranked BYU Lady Cougars (20-2) tonight at 7:30 p.m. Dee Event Center Thursday, October 22, 1987 Vol. 48 No. 8 Weber State College r je v t The Great Pumpkin A contest to guess the weight of this huge pumpkin is the pumkin for Halloween. The pumpkin is on display in being held by the Botany Club. The winner will receive the Lind Lecture Hall. Signpost photo: Hal Moore.) Four receive WSC alumni awards Reva Smith Ass't News Editor Three Weber State College alumni and an Ogden man will be honored by the Weber State College Alumni Association in recognition of their distinguished service according to Ms. Edie Hester, director of Alumni Relations at WSC. The awards will be presented by members of the Alumni Association's Board of Directors at the annual Alumni Homecoming Banquet, October 30 at the college. Dr. Spencer Seager, a chemistry professor at WSC, Mr. Phil Tuckett, vice president of operations for NFL Films, and Dr. Bart Wolthuis, a dentist and former mayor of Ogden, will each r?ceive the "Distinguished Alumni Award." The alumni awards are given to former students who "by their distinguished service to the college, the state, nation or profession, have brought honor to Weber State and to themselves," according to Craig Nelson of the Weber State Public Relations office. Mr. Ben Day, president of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Ogden will receive the Alumni Distinguished Service Award. The Alumni Distinguished Service Award recognizes non-alumni who have "served the college, community, state or nation, and who have distinguished themselves in their career, community service or in some other positive way," according to Nelson. "The Distinguished Service and the Distinguished Alumni awards are the two highest awards that are given by the Weber State Alumni Association tonon-alumni--in other words, they have not attended Weber Stateor to those who have attended Weber State," said Hester. Dr. Seager is currently a professor of chemistry and chairman of the department of chemistry at WSC. He joined the department in 1961 and was instrumental in the development of a four-year chemistry program, according to Craig Nelson. Ph.D. degrees from the University of Utah. He is the author of a number of widely-used text books in chemistry. Phil Tuckett accepted a football scholarship to Weber State from head coach Sarkis Arslanian in 1966, according to Nelson. Tuckett became a two-year All Conference selection as flanker in the Big Sky Conference. In 1966-67 he was a leader in receiving, yardage and touchdowns for the Wildcats and is still ranked in the top five, lifetime category in all three areas. (see ALUMNI on page 2) Inside . . . Classifieds page 12 News page 2 Sports page 9 Entertainment page 8 Signature .page 6-7 Opinion, page 4 See Flaming W story on page 6 Students turn labs over to College Dignitaries from the state, community, and business met last Friday with student and WSC leaders for the Computer Open House in the Technical Education Building. The event was the formal dedication of the many computer labs across campus funded through student fees.The funds generated in the past years were matched with funds from the Utah State Legislature. WSC President Stephen D. Nadauld officially cut the ribbon, and later stated, "our goal is not to have lots of equipment, unused by the students. Getting the students to use the equipment is what the system is all about." Other state leaders, including Representatives Karras and Black also participated in the event. ASWSC President Ron Robinson felt the entire project shows students a way to get things done in trying financial times. "We show that students are interested in their education. .."by committing student fees to such causes, said Robinson. Technology Senator Mike Syme, who organized the open house, applauded the students and campus leaders for their efforts in acquiring the equipment and labs, noting that Weber has probably the best computer labs in the state. WSC debate team sees early success Tanja Schaffer Senior Reporter The Weber State College debate team started its new season this year with a 16-school scrimmage at the University of Utah during the last weekend of September. The division of debate participated in was NDT (National Debate Tournament). Targeted was a resolve that the U.S. should reduce substantially its military commitment to NATO neighbor states. In the varsity division, Darwin McCollough and Lisa Johnson took third place with 4-2 in the preliminaries. They lost to California La Verne College in the semi-finals. In the junior varsity category, Matt Stanward placed first as individual speaker. John Peebles took third. As a team, Stanward and Peebles placed first, but were defeated in the finals by ASU. On Oct. 2-5, the debate team split for the first time to cover eastern and western tournaments in an effort to give Weber more exposure. One team participated at Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tenn. and the other competed at the University of Wyoming in Larnie. NDT was the division at Vanderbilt and is one of two of the hardest tournaments in the country. Tony Justman placed second as individual speaker out of 160 participants, and Jim Summers received a 5-3 win in preliminaries. They defeated Kansas 3-0 in the Octa final, and eventually lost to Dartmouth 2-1. Tournament judge Dirk Gibson, assistant professor at Augusta College in Georgia, said, "I believe that the Weber State team of Tony Justman and Jimmy Summers is certainly among the top five teams in the country." In Wyoming, the division of debate was CEDA (Cross Examination Debate Association). The current topic resolves that continued U.S. involvement in Central America would be undesirable. In this tournament, Jac Cordelia and Brent Mair received 3-3 in preliminaries. They didn't advance. Lorie Foster and Neil Hollands got a 4-2 in preliminaries, but lost in quarters (2-1) to Pacific Lutheran. "I used to like the topic," said Hollands, "but, the issue is dying out now, so it's making it hard to debate." "How dare they make a peace plan and mess up our debating," laughed one debater. Heidrich is excited about the success the team has achieved. "The team is a lot better this year. No one graduated last year, and everyone is back," he said. "We've also added some very good freshmen. Overall I think there is much larger enthusiasm on the team." Weber State's next debate will be the next challenge prior to Thanksgiving. This tournament will be he'd at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, which is the other hardest tournament in the country, according to Heidrich.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1987-10-22, Vol. 48, No. 8
|Weber State College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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|Stewart Library, Weber State University
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There is nearly a month left in camp, eight exhibition contests around the corner and 82 regular season games ahead of them. This was one day.
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John E. Whitby's campaign slogan when he ran for president of the veterans home's resident association was a pithy one: "99 years of experience."
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LiveJournal, Inc., a community-centered journaling platform with more than 21 million users worldwide, has announced the launch of social games on LiveJournal.com in partnership with i-Jet Media, a leading social games publisher and distribution network, headquartered in Ekaterinburg, Russia. LiveJournal will cater to its broad userbase by offering a select variety of high-quality multi-player games. Users will be able to play for free with existing friends and meet new friends through same-time interaction within the gaming console pages.
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approved a motion to have its attorneys draw up legal documents agreeing to a $3 million settlement with the Target Corp. over a questionable 2005 deal in which the village agreed to fund a parking lot as an incentive to lure the big box chain to Oak Lawn.
Under the agreement that predates the current village board, except for Trustee Bob Streit (Dist. 3), the village took out a $4 million loan for Target to develop a "public" parking lot at 94th Street and Keeler Avenue.
In turn, T that would be collected by the village. Last year, it was discovered that Target never paid the Special Service Area tax that went into effect by ordinance in 2008.
"The parking lot would ostensibly and by agreement would be a public lot but became a retail lot for customers of Target," Village Manager Larry Deetjen told the village board at its Tuesday meeting. "It is not a public lot."
After the village pointed out the uncollected Special Service Area tax, Target paid the village $612,428 last fall.
The agreement struck in April 2005 also called for the village to maintain the "public" lot, including plowing it after it snowed. Deetjen refused to send village public works crews over to plow the lot.
"This was a deal that for all the right reasons and wrong reasons that I do not believe was in the public interest," Deetjen said.
The settlement calls for Target paying the village $3 million to terminate the original agreement. Sales taxes, including a 1 percent local sales tax by the village in addition to the state sales tax, and a home rule tax of .5 percent would be split 50-50 with Target.
The village also would get 50 percent in property and hotel taxes generated by the former Holiday Inn. Anything above that increment would be split 50-50 with Target.
Deetjen recommended that the village board accept the settlement.
"We can then turn around and pay off the debt we incurred to pay Target for a parking lot that I don't believe we should own and place on the tax rolls in our community," Deetjen said.
"We've gone over this for months in executive session under the threat of litigation and also talked about it in public," the village manager added.
Trustee Tom Phelan (Dist. 6), chair of the village board's finance committee, estimated damages to the village at $2 million.
"We as a board spent a lot of time criticizing those who agreed to the deal," Phelan said. "In fairness to them, now we need the criticism. I don't want anybody leaving here thinking it was Target or the old board's fault, it's our fault. And we need to account for that."
Phelan said a good portion of the legal investigation into the former village attorneys is trying to "figure out what when wrong and how it went wrong."
Agreeing to the settlement also would eliminate any Special Service Area tax, village finance director Brian Hanigan said.
Mayor Dave Heilman said he had reservations now that home rule tax was added to the mix.
"When this settlement first came out, we discussed the fact that we thought it would be a better deal, we now see numbers that would suggest otherwise," Heilmann said.
To turn down the settlement deal would risk Target taking the $3 million to another community. The village also could be on the losing end of costly litigation, incurring legal fees and possibly losing a lawsuit.
Deetjen said that since Target opened in 2007, the store has provided additional sales tax revenue of roughly $2.2 million—including state, local and home rule sales tax.
Target has also paid $450,000 in property tax since 2007. Deetjen advised that the village pay off its debt from the parking lot with the $3 million settlement. The parking lot, which would revert to Target, would also be returned to the public tax rolls.
"Target doesn't care how we use the money," Deetjen said. "In principle they're saying they'll pay (us) back for the full amount. This economy has certainly changed the value of the land. It's not the same as before."
Heilmann motioned to direct the manager to have legal counsel prepare the documents for approval of the Target settlement as presented, subject to the documents coming back to the board for final approval. The board also would be notified of any changes other than what was presented to them at Tuesday's board meeting.
The village board unanimously approved the motion.


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What appeared to be a funeral procession traveling down Bessemer Superhighway- paints a picture of a story playing out all too often in the city of Birmingham.
"It gives the perception that there is an issue, there is a problem, you could see the number of cars stopping along Bessemer Superhighway to see what is going on," Jay Roberson, Birmingham city councilor said.
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"If you look back on today, what happened in Colorado, what happened in Tuscaloosa, and the homicides recently we've had here in the city of Birmingham - enough is enough," Roberson said.
City leaders and law enforcement hope this sends an important message to the Central Park community.
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"Rodriguez was my son, he was 20 years old," Carolyn Johnson, his mother said. "He was shot and killed at a birthday party."
His mother is now committed to protecting other young adults in Birmingham.
"You don't have to turn to violence, you don't have to turn to crime and we are just pulling together as a community," Johnson said.
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Cracking down on poor spendingAddressing journalists in Cape Town on Wednesday, Gordhan said that only about 68% of the R178-billion made available to departments and municipalities to spend on infrastructure in 2010/11 was actually spent. He said that departments and municipalities that did not spend, underspent or misspent their allocated infrastructure funds would risk losing their allocations, while officials would also be held liable in such cases. The National Treasury would be monitoring the spending of grants to ensure there was value for money and that departments and municipalities stuck to Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) targets and implemented operational and maintenance programmes.
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Mt. Hebron sophomore Jeff Hayden kicked off the finals at 106, losing a close decision to Damascus sophomore Mikey Macklin, 5-4, after scoring a late takedown. Hayden's teammate, senior Joe Kendrick (152), also lost in the finals, 7-2 to Severna Park senior Sam Ziff.
Ziff also defeated Kendrick in the regional semifinals last weekend, 9-3. Kendrick finishes his Vikings' career with more than 100 wins and a 2013 Howard County title, and will wrestle for Millersville University in Pennsylvania next year.
Reservoir junior Mason Kilcarr (132) was his school's lone representative in the finals, but he ran into a buzzsaw in Broadneck's defending state champion Cameron Harrell, who scored the pin in 54 seconds.
Last weekend, Kilcarr ran into Harrell in the regional finals and lost, 5-2.
Wilde Lake's Tola Morakinyo (170) also had a regional final rematch, though under a little bit different circumstances.
Last weekend, Morakinyo met Bel Air's previously undefeated senior William Holder-Moore in the 3A/4A East regional championship.
Morakinyo won that showdown, but Holder-Moore won Saturday night's rematch, 7-5.
"I had nothing to lose really. He already beat me so I definitely felt like I was the underdog in the match," Holder-Moore said. I knew "not to go upper body, and if I get a leg keep two hands on it and not give him a chance to rest."
Morakinyo, who finished the season with an outstanding 39-1 record, scored a reversal early in the third period, but couldn't get the nearfall to win or force overtime.
"He was trying to hit me with the merkel, but I felt pretty comfortable in my base, so I didn't really try to get up, I just tried to clear my leg out so I didn't go to my back," Holder-Moore said.
Centennial freshman Austin Kraisser (138) lost for the first time in three months, and it came in the state championship match to Bethesda Chevy Chase senior Charlie Banaszak. Kraisser scored the first takedown, but trailed 3-2 at the end of the first period and 6-2 after two. Kraisser appeared to be outmuscled by Banaszak, but the freshman rose to the occasion in the third period, scoring an escape and a takedown in less than 60 seconds, and then nearly scoring the tying takedown in the final seconds.
Kraisser's disappointment in losing his chance to become a four-time state champion like his older brother Nathan was evident on his face, but he still carried himself off the mat like a true champion.
"He took it pretty hard. He really wanted to be not just a state champ, but a 4-time state champ. Not many kids come into high school with that much pressure on them and he never wilted under it," coach Dave Roogow said. "Maybe even more than all of the wins, I am most proud of the way he battled in that match."
Banaszak lost only twice this year, both times to Bishop McNamara's Alfred Bannister, a National Preps and Beast of the East champion.
Hammond's Bryan Overton (160) also placed third.
Finals matches involving Howard County wrestlers:
3A/4A championship matches
106: Damascus sophomore Mikey Macklin (45-3) dec. Mt. Hebron sophomore Jeff Hayden (37-8), 5-4.
132: Broadneck sophomore Cameron Harrell (32-1) pin Reservoir junior Mason Kilcarr (36-4), :54.
138: Bethesda (CC) senior Charlie Banaszak (44-2) dec. Centennial freshman Austin Kraisser (38-4), 7-5.
152: Severna Park senior Sam Ziff (40-4) dec. Mt. Hebron senior Joe Kendrick (34-5), 7-2.
170: Bel Air senior William Holder-Moore (46-1) dec. Wilde Lake senior Tola Morakinyo (39-1), 7-5.
195: River Hill junior Cory Daniel (42-0) dec. Wootton senior Ralph Bernardo (41-1), 3-1 OT.
220: Northwest senior Luis Beteta (39-0) dec. River Hill junior Logan Kirby (36-0), 2-1.
106: River Hill junior Michael Beck pin Westminster freshman Ryker Eckenbarger, 2:06.
145: Meade sophomore Travis Chidebe dec. Wilde Lake junior Malik Jackson, 2-1.
160: Hammond senior Bryan Overton maj. Flowers senior Clyde McBride, 11-1


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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Mikey's Diary
Chapter 72 Reviews
Mikey carries on writing... He tells Gerard what he did at Jemma's house and gets a girlfriend...
I want to write that this is the end. I want to stop informing you about all the events that happened after me and my brother were friends again.
But it's my life, and I bet in about 30 years time I will be looking back at this and laughing. I wonder what will happen in the future. It's really scary that in those 30 years, when I am laughing at this diary, I will know the answers.
I tried speaking to Alicia again today. She wasn't mean to me, she actually replied. She was being really nice to me, until Pete Wentz noticed us. Then she slapped me.
What does that mean!?
Girls are weird.
Jemma came over today after school. Not to hang round with me though, Gerard was helping her with her maths homework. She didn't say a word to me, and didn't say goodbye when she left.
When she'd gone, I went into Gerard's room and I asked him for advice. I told him what I did at Jemma's house. And he told me to talk to her about it properly, and see if she understands.
And if she doesn't understand, I guess we're not friends anymore.
The trouble is, I'm scared to talk to her. I'm scared that she'll only get angry or upset or will just ignore me all togethor. I'll have lost my best friend over something so stupid...
Gerard showed me some of his latest sketches. They're really good.
I'm bored and scared at the same time. I'm going to go and see Gerard again...
Oh. He's alseep. I know, I'll just slip into his bed.
~ Mikey
Dear Diary,
Gerard didn't get mad at me for sleeping in his bed last night. He understood. That's what I love about Gerard, he always understands.
So I went and spoke to Jemma today. It was the most awkward thing ever.
Mikey - Remember what I did at your house the other day?
Jemma - Yes. I remember.
Mikey - Well, I just wanted to know, how you felt about that.
Jemma - I don't know.
Mikey - Neither do I.
Jemma - Then why did you do it?
Mikey - I don't know.
Jemma - I don't know how we're going to get past this.
Mikey - Can we pretend it never happened?
Jemma - Well, we could... But- Never mind.
Mikey - Come on, what?
Jemma - I don't think I want to.
Mikey - Well... Neither do I, I think.
Jemma - So... Do you want to try it again?
Mikey - But what if it makes things awkward?
Jemma - If we decide we don't like it, we'll block it out for the rest of our lives.
Mikey - Okay. When do we try it again?
Jemma - Tommorow. My place. After school.
Mikey - Untill then?
Jemma - We forget it ever happened.
So we did. And now I'm worried about tommorow. I'm scared I won't be able to block it out!
You might be wondering about what I did with Jemma. I would tell you see, but I'm not sure I want to yet.
Tommorow. I will definantly write it down tommorow, after school, after I see Jemma.
~ Mikey
Dear Diary,
Today has been pretty eventful...
- Gerard got an A in art (Nothing new...)
- Mom tried a new recipe out for dinner. It was pretty nice.
- Alicia told me she doesn't want to be more than friends
- I got a girlfriend
So, I went over to Jemma's after school. And we were about to do what we had planned to do yesterday, when Emily suddenly walked in and asked me out.
I know, it sounds very strange, but I got worried and panicked and said Yes.
Emily is nice anyway, and I didn't want things to get anymore awkward with Jemma.
I suppose I've been putting this off too long. You're probably dying to know what I did at Jemma's house.
Gerard's calling me. He wants to talk to me about something.
Better go.
~ Mikey


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"A rare and important book..." Naomi Klein
Global warming is the most significant environmental issue of our time, yet public response in Western nations has been meager. Why have so few taken any action? In Living in Denial, sociologist Kari Norgaard searches for answers to this question, drawing on interviews and ethnographic data from her study of "Bygdaby," the fictional name of an actual rural community in western Norway, during the unusually warm winter of 2000-2001.
In 2000-2001 the first snowfall came to Bygdaby two months later than usual; ice fishing was impossible; and the ski industry had to invest substantially in artificial snow-making. Stories in local and national newspapers linked the warm winter explicitly to global warming. Yet residents did not write letters to the editor, pressure politicians, or cut down on use of fossil fuels. Norgaard attributes this lack of response to the phenomenon of socially organized denial, by which information about climate science is known in the abstract but disconnected from political, social, and private life, and sees this as emblematic of how citizens of industrialized countries are responding to global warming.
Norgaard finds that for the highly educated and politically savvy residents of Bygdaby, global warming was both common knowledge and unimaginable. Norgaard traces this denial through multiple levels, from emotions to cultural norms to political economy. Her report from Bygdaby, supplemented by comparisons throughout the book to the United States, tells a larger story behind our paralysis in the face of today's alarming predictions from climate scientists.
"At a time when most climate denial scholarship focusses on an extreme right-wing fringe, Norgaard's strikingly original and fascinating research invites us to see the many ways in which we are all in denial about climate change, and the profound challenges it poses to our identities and cultures. A rare and important book with powerful insights on every page."
Robert J. Brulle, Professor of Sociology and Environmental Science, Drexel University
Drawing on the way Norwegians deal with the reality of global warming, Kari Norgaard provides an incisive account of the way individuals' avoidance patterns reflect social norms of feeling, attending, and discourse. As such, this book is an important step in the development of our sociological understanding of denial.
Eviatar Zerubavel, Board of Governors Professor of Sociology, Rutgers University, and author of Social Mindscapes: An Invitation to Cognitive Sociology and The Elephant in the Room: Silence and Denial in Everyday Life
One of the great unanswered questions in politics is, why is there not more mobilization about more issues? People see all sorts of things they dislike; why don't they do more to change them? 'Free riding' is hardly a sufficient answer. Kari Marie Norgaard provides a much better, ethnographic account by looking at a remote town in Norway, whose citizens work hard to deny the threat posed by global warming. One of the most surprising findings is the amount of emotion work they do to keep from facing up to climate change. Unfortunately for our future, but fortunately for the power of this book, 'Bygdaby' is the world we all inhabit.
James M. Jasper, CUNY Graduate Center


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Published on May 14th, 2013 | by Christian Cawley
The Name of the Doctor DVD Leak Latest
So, has anyone seen a leaked copy of The Name of the Doctor yet? As things stand, we're doubtful that any of the lucky BBC America Shop customers have been cruel enough to upload rips of the DVD or Blu-ray copies of the episode from their Doctor Who Series 7 Part 2 boxset!
However, this doesn't mean that files purporting to be the Doctor Who Series 7 finale aren't in circulation.
The current status is that the file doesn't appear to be on any public torrent trackers; nor is it listed on Usenet. However, there have been notices on Twitter and Tumblr that are claiming to the The Name of the Doctor but are actually fake files, possibly loaded with malware (for instance, one such file is labelled gnfos.avi, the file name apparently standing for "Gay N***ers from Outer Space" which is apparently a Danish 1992 blaxploitation satire. You live and learn…).
Meanwhile, don't be fooled by links to YouTube claiming to be uploads of The Name of the Doctor. Of those we're aware of, these are nothing more than Rickrollin' efforts. Rick Astley, we salute you.
Is It All a Cynical Buzz-building Exercise?
The cynical among you might be wondering what all the fuss is about. Is this leak genuine? Could it have been avoided?
And isn't it all a little bit convenient in a series of Doctor Who with low overnight ratings for the finale to be leaked in such a way that the majority of viewers can't (so it would seem) get to see it?
After all, Doctor Who websites (and sections of the media) have been talking about little else since Sunday. Could it be that we're all being taken for a ride, ensnared in a plot to bring the Series 7 finale to the public attention?
The same question was asked back in 2005 when Rose was leaked online several days before broadcast thanks to a CBC employee or contractor. In this case, the leak was genuine (insofar as it appeared online, albeit incomplete) and arguably helped to create some buzz about the revived series.
Cynical marketing ploy or not, the fact remains that any download could mean danger to your data and privacy. We're only four days from the event now, so our advice is to keep buggering on.
32 Responses to The Name of the Doctor DVD Leak Latest
Thanks for alluding to my blog post! I am glad that most have appreciated the joke rather than getting angry!
You know, I was kind of wondering the same thing: did this really happen? And if it did, why hasn't anyone put it online? It doesn't quite add up. I'm not looking at this cynically, but I'm really beginning to think this has just been a marketing exercise to get everyone excited for the finalé. If so, it worked.
I think someone even posted a shot of their TV screen showing the opening titles…..
Looked real…
I have some independent proof that it's real. But I can't tell you how I know that.
Why? What would be compromised?
Then the proof might as well not exist.
I find it very funny that these conspiracies are going around like wildfire. It seems as though people cannot accept the fact that it's a legitimate mistake by BBC America, unless I or someone else chooses to leak the video, which I honestly don't think we should. As far as I am aware, I was the only one with a copy on Saturday and Sunday, but as US post resumed yesterday, more Americans got their copies in the mail. This led to the brunt of the conspiracy and jealousy and hatred to be vented in my direction. It wasn't unbearable, truthfully, and a lot of the time it was very funny, but now it's getting a little exhausting.
The full episode synopsis IS online for the world to read currently (including the big reveal), so if you wish to spoil yourselves go for it. But in all honesty I understand the gravity of the big reveal and the shock value it conveyed on me once I understood what the possible repurcussions were, and to deny that shock value to others by posting spoilers is a serious disservice to fans and the show alike. It's like: imagine you were back in 1980, waiting in line to see the Empire Strikes Back. Suddenly some idiot leaves the theater and yells "Vader is Luke's father!!" Sure, the movie is still good, and that scene especially is still great, but nobody should be denied the inherrent shock value that the revelation demands. The difference is that in 1980, Star Wars was only 3 years old, and Doctor Who is going on 50. Yes, it's THAT kind of spoiler. Do yourselves a favor and wait for it.
And most are under the impression that by uploading it, I'd be doing the Who community a favor. False. How quickly after the fact will gifs be available on Tumblr? Confirmed episode synopis on websites? It's not fair to the production team, who've kept this quiet for so long. I love your website, and I'm still in awe at the fact that I, some 21 year old kid Who's been a big fan of the series for no more than two years, has made these ripples within the Doctor Who community, seemingly single-handedly, but SERIOUSLY I am not some publicity stunt. But if this turns out to work in the BBC's favor FANTASTIC I say. I love this show, and want to see it going strong for years to come.
Untempered Schism – Whether you're a BBC employee (nah), someone who forged all the packaging and blu-ray content (possibly, though your video on tumblr suggests otherwise) or seemingly the only early recipient of the disk set, I commend you for stirring up a whirlwind of publicity. This story has featured in pretty much all major media/news outlets – with none of them actually bothering to verify the (non-existent) leak. Thank the lord for shoddy journalism. Have you considered a career in PR? Anyway, you're a service to the show, and you have my thanks as a fan.
"But in all honesty I understand the gravity of the big reveal and the shock value it conveyed on me once I understood what the possible repurcussions were, and to deny that shock value to others by posting spoilers is a serious disservice to fans and the show alike."
Never mind that you went to GallifreyBase and told everyone the big reveal at the end.
Moffat has given incentive that if fans who got the set early don't spoil the finale, there will be a specially filmed scene with Matt and David as the prize for good behavior.
The ratings are constant with seasons 1-6, so that idea is bullshit for a start.
I'm getting very excited about the finale now. I've been a DW viewer for all of it's (almost) 50 years, and I think there are very few, if any, other TV shows that can engender this kind of excitment and sense of anticipation in an old codger like me ;-). This business with the leak has certainly added to that, but really it's a testament to the power of Doctor Who. I too, however, would like to thank untempered_schism (and anyone else with a copy) very much for not spoiling it. Can't wait for Saturday evening
I think that KBO will undoubtedly become a classic Doctor Who line in years to come..my wife and I use this term daily.
Its like anything to do with Doctor Who, if you want to find out spoilers you can, if not dont QED.
It crossed my mind that this might be a load of old hype, but then why would they do that – I don't think we're looking at moon landing conspiracies here, and I'm kind of enjoying the internet calm before the storm. Well done everyone by the way – I'm impressed with the lack of spoilers – if you want to know you'd really have to look (maybe not too hard – but you would have too make some effort).
Obviously, the people who have received the DVD early are American Whovians.
Why do you think they would put it out there? Do so many of you truly believe all of us Americans are scumbags??
my reaction? scouring the net for a torrent so i can see it before someone spoils it for me.
then again, i've been watching this whole season via bit torrent, because the current episodes aren't on netflix and i don't have cable. i do tend to get the dvds when they come out, because they often look nicer than dodgy torrents.
that and broadcast schedules are arbitrary. if it's already filmed and edited, why not watch it if you get your hands on it?
Well I'm a sceptic, however should you wish to shut everyone up all you need to do is post to your blog a screen shot of the 'Sixth Doctor in the background pic' of Clara, that has been released by the BBC, but a few frames on, this would prove beyond a doubt your credibility.
You won't do that will you?
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Taylor was out and about in NYC today wearing this multicoloured polka dot dress by Tommy Hilfiger. It comes from Zooey Deschanel's capsule collection for the brand - she not only designed this dress but has also worn it herself.
Zooey and Taylor have coincidentally shared a number of pieces over the years as they both tend to be drawn towards vintage, feminine pieces. Including this Anthropologie dress which Zooey wore in a New Girl episode and Taylor wore back in 2011.
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'Why Am I Fat?'
7. Not-So-Dainty Dishware
Researchers have found that we tend to eat more when we're served from larger containers. Wansink and colleagues found that when students were given food in larger bowls, they served themselves 53% more and consumed 56% more than those who used smaller bowls.
When you use smaller bowls, plates, spoons, and cups, you won't feel deprived because the food will look more plentiful, Wansink says. Daintier dishware and smaller utensils can also help slow your eating.
8. Too Much Variety
A buffet restaurant can be a dieter's nightmare. Too many choices encourages having a taste (or more) of everything, and before you know it, your plate runneth over. "Too much variety on your plate at one meal can often mean too much food overall," says Connie Diekman, MEd, RD, director of nutrition at Washington University and past president of the American Dietetic Association.
So use variety to help meet your nutritional needs, but concentrate on the right foods. Eating a variety of foods is great, as long as the foods are low in calories and rich in nutrients -- like fruits, beans, vegetables, broth soups, whole grains, and low-fat dairy.


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P&G biggest spending advertiser of 2010
Procter & Gamble returned to the top of the league table of the UK's biggest-spending advertisers, increasing its spend to £195m last year.
Procter & Gamble returned to the top of the league table of the UK's biggest-spending advertisers, increasing its spend to £195m last year.
Overall, UK organisations spent £1.84bn on advertising in 2010 despite gloomy economic forecasts, according to the Nielsen Company.
Last year's biggest-spending advertiser, The Central Office of Information (COI), featured in the top 10 despite halving its ad spend from last year and a freeze on "non-essential" Government advertising spending shortly after the coalition government came into power in May.
The top 10 biggest-spending advertisers sourced by The Nielsen Company are listed below:
1. Procter & Gamble - £195m (£158m in 2009)
2. British Sky Broadcasting - £168m (£151m in 2009)
3. Unilever - £135m (£146m in 2009)
4. Tesco - £125m (£118m in 2009)
5. Central Office of Information - £113m (£228m in 2009)
6. Asda - £110m (£103m in 2009)
7. BT - £108m (£81m in 2009)
8. DFS - £94m (£101m in 2009)
9. Reckitt Benckiser - £75m (£83m in 2009)
10. Kelloggs - £73m (£82m in 2009)
The top 10 table reflects internet, direct mail and door drop spend for the year to 31 October; press, radio, cinema and outdoor spend for the year to 30 November; and TV advertising spend for the year to 5 December.
Readers' comments (1)
These are 2009 to 2010 differences. Interesting to see how some up increased spend and others down spent. COI had the most dramatic reduction in budget (if you can trust their figures). Note that while P&G increased spend by £37m Unilever reduced theirs by £11m.
1. P&G ?+ £37m
2. Sky + £17m
3. Unilever - £11m
4. Tesco + £7m
5. COI - £115m
6. Asda + £7m
7. BT + £27m
8. DFS - £7m
9. Reckitt Benckiser - £8m
10. Kelloggs - £9m


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The Fort Hood Veterinary Center (VETCEN) was notified Thursday that a bat found near the Department of Public Works motorpool, building 4001, tested positive for rabies.
The animal was euthanized and submitted for further testing.
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IS IT TRUE that there is a glaring lack of "editorial comment" on the John Friend incident. If it had been someone else other than the CCO "Chosen One" that the editors would be foaming at the mouth over this incident, and that we would have some sort of "poll" about lack of confidence, loss of job, etc etc etc.
Of course, like always, the editors will not have the guts to let this comment stand, but that just proves my point.


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When I saw this picture months ago I knew I'd be saving it and using it for a blog post eventually. It was nearly three years ago when I met my friend (and one of the Anything is Possible editors, Stephen Barnes). He introduced me to the word and concept of "namaste."
For your reference, Wikipedia defines it as: "Namaste (Sanskrit: नमस्ते, Hindustani pronunciation: [nʌmʌsˈteː], from external sandhi between namaḥ and te) is a common spoken greeting or salutation used in India and Nepal. It has multi-religious or else common usage where it may simply mean "I bow to you." That said, I have found it to mean that "because you are human, I offer my utmost respect."
That is my personal interpretation. It is true that we are all humans and we should be able to respect each other, no matter what. We don't have to be best friends. We don't have to date. We don't even have to have weekly coffees together.
But certainly we don't have to hate each other. Certainly there is enough of that in this world.
If you have ten minutes in the next few days, take some time to watch this video. It is from this year's ESPY Awards where the Ed Thomas family is presented with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. If you don't remember, Ed Thomas was the football coach from Parkersburg, Iowa, who was shot and killed in the weight room a year after a horrific tornado destroyed parts of the town. The Thomas family's resiliency and compassion for the killer's family can teach us all something. Namaste.


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Cholesterol may be one of the most controversial topics in health care today. There are some who say that cholesterol counts shouldn't concern you at all. It is true that cholesterol is essential for our bodies' good health.
On the other side of the argument are those who tell you that having very low cholesterol is important. Recently, the national guidelines for what's considered "normal" changed again. What used to be perfectly normal is now considered way too high.
Doctors are told by pharmaceutical companies to prescribe statin drugs more and more, and now they are among the most prescribed medications on the market. The information can be so confusing. Maybe its time to slow down and re-think the cholesterol debate.
First, understand that cholesterol is essential for our bodies. Second, the drugs prescribed to lower cholesterol can actually deplete the body of CoQ10, a nutrient that's absolutely essential for heart health. Isn't heart health why we're taking the drug to begin with? One other thing to remember: Low-fat, high carbohydrate diets are often recommended for lowering cholesterol, and yet studies have shown that carbs raise cholesterol more than dietary fats.
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Roasted Salmon with Carrots, Molasses, and Chili
- 1 pound carrots (usually 1 bunch without the greens)
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons molasses
- Pinch cayenne
- Sea salt or kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 fillets salmon, 4 to 6 ounces each
- Chopped fresh herbs, optional, for garnish
- Lemon wedges, for serving
1. Preheat the oven to 375 F. Peel the carrots and slice them on a bias (this is prettier than coins and no more work) about 3/4 inch thick.
2. In a large bowl whisk together 1 1/2 tablespoons of the oil, the molasses, cayenne, and a generous pinch of salt and pepper. Add the carrot slices and toss well. Spread the mixture out on a rimmed baking sheet and roast, stirring once or twice, until golden and tender, 25 to 30 minutes.
3. Season the salmon with salt and pepper and rub with the remaining 1/2 tablespoon of olive oil. Place the fish on a small baking pan and pop it in the oven with the carrots during the last 10 minutes. The fish is done when it's opaque on the top but still darker pink inside, 8 to 10 minutes depending on how thick the fillets are. You should be able to cut into it with a fork, but it shouldn't flake (that's overdone).
4. Serve the salmon and carrots garnished with herbs, if you have them, and lemon wedges.