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For the first time in two decades, Onondaga County will have a new sheriff next January. The two men vying for the opportunity to succeed longtime sheriff Kevin Walsh, who's retiring, are making the rounds across the county this fall, trying to convince voters to pay attention to the race.
The candidates are Republican Gene Conway, currently the police chief in the town of Dewitt, and Democrat Toby Shelley, a 16-year veteran of the Onondaga County Sheriff's Department, who retired in 2011.
The Utica City School District's Board of Education unanimously rejected $4.1 million in state funding to extend the school day in five city schools.
The grant would have allowed the the school district to increase classroom time by 25 percent. An additional hour and a half would have been tacked onto the end of the school day from Monday through Thursday, and summer classes would have been added. District officials hoped extra learning time would raise Common Core test scores.
Onondaga County says part of its jail overcrowding problem could be eased with a little help from New York State. Lawmakers are asking the state to make changes in a policy regarding state prisoners who've run afoul of their parole.
Right now, Onondaga County is forced to take state prisoners, who have violated parole, and keep them in the local jail while the justice system decides whether to send them back to state prison. County officials say that policy is squeezing an overcrowded county jail even more.
As the home heating season approaches, the New York State Energy Research and Development Agency, or NYSERDA, is pushing a program that offers incentives for heating homes with wood pellets and cordwood, and using the latest high-efficiency, low-emission wood heating systems.
New York state started the Renewable Heat New York program in July. The $27 million initiative promotes the highest efficiency wood burning technologies in the country.
Members of the Syracuse faith community and the city's police department want to be "proactive" in improving the relationship between the community and police department.
African-African faith leaders will hold a series of monthly community meetings at different churches in the city beginning next month with the goal of facilitating a dialog between the police department and community members.
The four candidates for governor of New York met on a stage together in Buffalo Wednesday night for likely the only time this fall.
The debate began with questions of economic development, hydrofracking and political corruption. It soon turned into a series of no longer on-topic jabs between Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Republican challenger Rob Astorino, the executive of Westchester County.
Cuomo is seeking his second term as governor.
Four of the candidates running for New York state governor will be participating in a debate shown on public television and heard on public radio.
Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Republican Rob Astorino, Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins and the Libertarian Party's Michael McDermott will appear together in an hour long debate, the only televised contest of the 2014 governor's race.
GOP challenger Astorino had wanted a chance for the two major party candidates to hold additional debates on TV. Astorino spoke before the debate schedule was settled.
The controversial issue of hydrofracking will come up in Wednesday night's gubernatorial debate if Howie Hawkins has anything to do with it. The Green Party candidate will be on the stage in Buffalo with Democratic incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Republican Rob Astorino and Libertarian candidate Michael McDermott.
Gun control was one of the topics the three candidates running for the North Country's open congressional seat discussed during their final debate of the election season, hosted by WWNY-TV in Watertown. Both Republican Elise Stefanik and Democrat Aaron Woolf agree the New York SAFE Act is flawed.
Woolf says there needs to be a discussion about sensible gun control, and that mental health should be looked at, starting in schools.
New York State Health Department officials are in Syracuse this week looking at how SUNY Upstate Medical University is preparing to become one of two hospitals in upstate New York designated to deal with Ebola patients.
Being an Ebola hospital means Upstate has to be ready on three fronts, according to hospital CEO John McCabe.
"One is identifying the patients early," McCabe said. "Second is taking care of them in a safe way, and third is being sure that no other patient, staff member, family member has any exposure."
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's running mate this fall, former Buffalo-area Rep. Kathy Hochul, says the governor's initiatives, including Start-Up NY and the establishment of ten regional economic development councils, have helped spur additional growth in all areas, particularly upstate.
Next month voters will decide whether they want to change the way redistricting is done in New York state by voting on a ballet amendment that would change the state's constitution. But there are different opinions over whether the amendment actually gets rid of gerrymandering or not.
The Oswego County Legislature is trying to cut costs and raise revenues in an attempt to balance its budget and keep taxes from rising.
Oswego County Administrator Philip Church recently presented to legislators his proposed 2015 budget, which includes a nearly seven percent property tax hike.
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He says increased costs for county employee benefits have helped contribute to the tax increase.
Vice President Joe Biden tried to stir up some election fervor during a visit to Syracuse Monday.
Biden, a Syracuse University alumnus, made sure to point out to Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner that he was sporting an orange tie for his visit to a city he called "almost home."
"Steph, I just want you to know I got my colors on, I got my colors," Biden joked.
Then it was down to business, stumping for Democrat Rep. Dan Maffei, who's facing a competitive Republican opponent in former federal prosecutor John Katko in the race for the 24th Congressional District.
Unions representing law enforcement officers in central New York are throwing their support behind former federal prosecutor John Katko in his race against Democratic incumbent Rep. Dan Maffei for the 24th Congressional District seat.
Syracuse Police Benevolent Association President Jeffrey Piedmonte says the main reason he's speaking out is because he's irritated about Democratic attack ads that accuse Katko of being light on crime, especially in connection with the plea agreement offered to former Oswego Mayor John Gosek for a sex crime.
Officials for the New York State Health Exchange say $27 million will go to help residents connect with insurance -- the same amount as last year. The state health department says it's ready for the second open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act, starting November 15.
National health care advocates worry that most states will be investing less on support staff to help sign people up for insurance, than was invested last year.
Sinsi Hernández-Cancio, health equity director at Families USA, says the second year of the ACA open enrollment will need resources.
Attorney General candidate John Cahill is proposing a plan to fight the heroin epidemic that's ravaging communities across the state.
Cahill, a Republican, says the five-point plan attacks the problem from a number of angles. It starts with tougher laws that go after the drug traffickers, including tougher sentences and changes in the classification of the drug in penal law.
New York's November ballot includes a proposal for the state to borrow $2 billion to spend on technology, like computer tablets, for school children. But a fiscal watchdog group says it's not a good way to finance the purchase of iPads.
The bond act would give New York state permission to borrow money primarily to invest in new technology for students in elementary and secondary schools. It would also include money for building more classrooms for expanded pre-kindergarten.
Some powerful Washington politicians are visiting central New York, stumping for their chosen candidates for the 24th Congressional District, in the final weeks of the campaign season.
It was Republican John Katko's turn first. House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) headlined a $75-a-plate fundraising brunch in Auburn Sunday in support of Katko. McCarthy and Katko then toured the Seward House, once home to Abraham Lincoln's secretary of state William Seward.
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An award-winning Washington Post photographer who has covered the Ebola virus in West Africa says Syracuse University is caving to the "hysteria" of the virus by canceling his visit to campus this weekend.
The photojournalist, Michel du Cille, was supposed to be on campus this weekend as part of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication's Fall Workshop, a tent post weekend for masters students at the communications school.
In the final weeks before elections, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been promoting his memoir and announced travel plans to Puerto Rico. One thing he hasn't been doing is running a typical campaign, and he's said little about what he'll do in the next four years.
Cuomo, who holds a double-digit lead over Republican candidate Rob Astorino, has more than $30 million in the bank. He has employed a rose garden strategy for much of the political season, and seldom holds campaign events.
He says he's simply letting his job speak for itself.
The race for the 24th Congressional District has been characterized by its negative campaign ads. Grant Reeher, host of WRVO's Campbell Conversations, moderated the first debate between incumbent Democrat Dan Maffei and Republican challenger John Katko. In this portion of the debate, Reeher asked each candidate about their use of negative ads.
New Yorkers could see health benefits from proposed standards for coal power plants, new research has found.
A vast majority of New York's energy production comes from nuclear, hydro and natural gas, but the state is downwind from states that do burn a lot of coal, like Ohio, so that means the soot blows this way.
Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler is helping an organization that's advocating for more after school programs.
The highest profile member of the Afterschool Alliance is former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
"After school programs are between three and six o'clock, which is the danger zone for our kids," Schwarzenegger said.
There are no known cases of Ebola in New York, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state officials are making preparations in case one occurs and have identified eight hospitals, including Upstate Medical University Hospital in Syracuse, as Ebola care centers.
Cuomo says the eight hospitals around the state have been identified as Ebola treatment centers, and personnel at all 200 of the state's hospitals will be trained how to respond if a person with Ebola walks into their emergency room.
The issue of who is really from the North Country continues to be raised in the race for the 21st Congressional District seat. Last night, the second of three televised debates was held in Plattsburgh, sponsored by WPTZ-TV. This time, the three candidates were all asked where they maintain their primary residence and whether they were eligible to vote in the district two years ago.
Elise Stefanik, the Republican candidate, has spent the last several years living and working in Washington, D.C., but now lives at her family vacation home in Essex County.
Syracuse is in line for more money for its land bank. The state announced a second round of awards Wednesday to help communities restore abandoned and dangerous properties.
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced that another $20 million is going out to land banks across the state, while at a house on Syracuse's Southside. The home was renovated, and has been sold to a first time home buyer.
Katelyn Wright, executive director of the Greater Syracuse Land Bank says the city is in line for $2 million from this round of awards.
Officials in Onondaga County want to be ready if a case of Ebola turns up in central New York. Earlier this week, all of the players who would be involved in treating the virus laid out a road map for Ebola preparedness.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is making women's rights a pillar of his campaign and is focusing on an abortion rights provision. The issue serves multiple purposes for the governor.
Twice now, Cuomo has boarded a bus with his running mate Kathy Hochul, and several other leading female politicians, and rode to rallies for women's equality upstate and in New York City and Long Island.
It was a relatively easy budget season for Onondaga County lawmakers this fall. Legislators unanimously approved County Executive Joanie Mahoney's proposed $1.25 billion spending plan. There was only one hiccup; concern about spending more money for construction of a dog kennel at the Jamesville Correctional Facility.


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I am glad to know that you are working hard to expand the Krishna Consciousness propaganda in Boston. I may say that this practical devotion is the secret to understanding the Sastras. My Guru Maharaja used to say that for one who is not engaged in devotional service, reading all the books is simply like licking the outside of the honey jar. One who thinks the books is the thing is content in this way. But we should learn the secret to open the jar and taste the honey. In this way, if we can simply understand one book, or one sloka, the perfection is there. Lord Caitanya warned about reading too many books, although I see in America this is very popular to get volumes and volumes of books and not understand one. Anyway by sincerely working by carefully executing the instructions of the Spiritual Master, you will be all successful by Krishna's Grace. I am always praying to Krishna for your advancement in Krishna Consciousness, all of you, sincere souls.
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Ireland captain William Porterfield said the loss to Pakistan in the second ODI was "heartbreaking" for the team after being in a strong position to register their maiden ODI series win over a Test-playing nation. Pakistan were reduced to 133 for 7 chasing 230, but a 93-run eighth-wicket stand between Kamran Akmal and Wahab Riaz quashed Ireland's hopes as Pakistan took the series 1-0 with a narrow two-wicket win.
"It is kind of heartbreaking in terms of being in the position we were in. That's the biggest thing that we'll look back on," Porterfield said.
Ireland seamers Trent Johnston and Tim Murtagh reduced Pakistan to 17 for 4 before a 52-run stand between Akmal and Shoaib Malik instigated a fight back. But it was Riaz's counterattacking 47 off 35 balls that caught Ireland offguard. "For [number] nine to come in and hit it like that - fair play to him," Porterfield said.
With Pakistan needing 32 in four overs, Riaz demolished Murtagh's over by hitting three sixes in five balls. Akmal, who's 81 off 85 balls held Pakistan's chase together, also earned praise from the Ireland captain. "He found the gaps pretty well and showed that intent from early on," he said. "He took the momentum away from us."
Though Porterfield rued not being able to capitalise on key moments, he said the team showed that its cricket was moving in the right direction. "Even coming into the last 12 to 14 overs, if we had of picked up a wicket at that time we were right on top. It's deflating at the minute but it shows where we are at," he said.
A prime source of his confidence was Ed Joyce, whose century was the sole bright spot in Ireland's batting as seven batsmen fell for single-digit scores. "The way he [Joyce] played by anchoring the innings and pacing it stood out," Porterfield said. "It shows what a class act he is and showed the rest of us what type of innings needed to be played."
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Near the end of his trip to Quito, Ecuador, as he and his fellow travelers danced with their new friends, Christian Modrak had a simple, yet profound, realization.
"After we had been dancing for two hours, I looked around and forgot I was in Ecuador," the Brashear High School senior says. "We were all just human beings."
That experience speaks to the heart of Scaling the Walls, a club of 20 teens who meet at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh on the North Side once a week to learn about other cultures. The trip to Ecuador from April 9 to 17 included six of those members who were able to meet their South American peers in person after weeks of Skyping. Beginning April 30, they got to play host when a group from Ecuador arrived in Pittsburgh.
Scaling the Walls/Escalando Paredes is a cultural exchange between the local Children's Museum and the Interactive Science Museum in Quito. Members, recruited from high-school Spanish classes, learn about the connection between plants, food, the environment and health. The teens also develop their Spanish language skills.
Their Skype conversations with the students in Ecuador allow them to share photos and learn about each other's culture and daily lives.
The partnership, which launched in September, is funded through the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs and administered by the American Alliance of Museums.
The teens who traveled to Ecuador — the first time on a plane for most — are Modrak, Ella Blue and Selena Watson of City Charter High School, Tyrae Brewer of Perry Traditional Academy, Maura Frank of Pittsburgh Allderdice High School and Sarah Gaitens of Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts school.
"If I can do it, anyone can do it," Brewer, 17, says of the trip.
Kimberly Bracken, the museum's community programs manager, who helped organize the club and trip, called the experience empowering for each student, all of whom had to procure passports for the first time.
"When traveling internationally, there can be a lot of barriers in people's minds: What will security be like? What should I pack? How will I navigate a language barrier?" Bracken says. "These are pretty courageous kids. They all feel they can go anywhere now.
"Travel can be so transformative," Bracken says. "We were really taken aback by the hospitality and warmth. Everyone was lovely, really easy to be around, really welcoming."
During their stay, students toured historic neighborhoods, attended picnics and explored artisan craft markets. The highlight, they agree, was a camping trip in Tulipe, where they hiked through a cloud forest, made chocolate from cacao pods and had a bonfire.
As none of the students were fluent in each other's languages, there was a bit of a barrier. But it didn't take long to figure out ways around it.
"We kind of stumbled our way through getting to know each other, but it was a great reminder that we're all humans, and language isn't everything," Bracken says.
Watson, 16, says the trip inspired an enthusiasm for travel in her.
"Going down there gave me a new perspective on everything," she says. "Staying with the teens and interacting with them so much in such a beautiful place was sort of magical."
Club members are showing their friends from Ecuador around the city through May 9, stopping by the incline, Strip District, PNC Park, museums and Phipps Conservatory. The students are staying on the North Side and enjoy exploring the neighborhood.
During a trip to the National Aviary, the students excitedly snapped photos (swapping "Queso!" for "Cheese!"), explored the exhibits and learned English words for the various species. A highlight was a discussion with Steven Latta, director of conservation and field research, who is fluent in Spanish and has worked in Ecuador.
"For us, this is amazing," says Estefania Arias, an administrator with the Interactive Science Museum in Quito, who accompanied the students on the trip. "All the kids are very interested in knowing more about the U.S."
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It was an unlikely scene that unfolded in one of the most conservative states in the US as same-sex couples rushed to get married at the Salt Lake County Clerk's office immediately after learning that a federal judge had overturned Utah's ban on gay marriage.
"I can't believe this is Utah," said Elisa Noel after marrying her partner in an impromptu ceremony at the office about three miles (five kilometres) from the headquarters of the Mormon church.
Others had a similar reaction after a ruling by US District Judge Robert J Shelby that declared Utah's voter-approved ban on gay marriage unconstitutional. The recent appointee by President Barack Obama said the ban violates the constitutional rights of gay couples and ruled Utah failed to show that allowing same-sex marriages would affect opposite-sex marriages in any way.
The ruling prompted a frenzy of activity by lawyers and gay couples. The Republican governor blasted the ruling as going against the will of the people. Gay couples rushed to the Salt Lake County Clerk's office en masse to secure marriage licenses, waiting in line by the dozens and getting married on the spot by the mayor and ministers.
It was a jubilant affair as cheers broke out after ceremonies were completed. A gay bar in Salt Lake quickly made plans for a Friday night party to mark the event. Some made plans to march on the capitol Monday.
"I am very disappointed an activist federal judge is attempting to override the will of the people of Utah. I am working with my legal counsel and the acting attorney general to determine the best course to defend traditional marriage within the borders of Utah," Gov. Gary Herbert said.
Late Friday, the state filed both a notice of appeal of the ruling and a request for an emergency stay that would stop marriage licenses from being issued to same-sex couples. It's unknown when the judge will make a decision on whether to grant the stay.
The ruling has thrust the judge into the national spotlight less than two years after Congress approved his nomination to the federal bench. Shelby was appointed by Obama after Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch recommended him in November 2011.
Shelby served in the Utah Army National Guard from 1988 to 1996 and was a combat engineer in Operation Desert Storm. He graduated from the University of Virginia law school in 1998 and clerked for US District Judge J Thomas Greene in Utah, then spent about 12 years in private practice before he became a judge.
Many similar challenges to same-sex marriage bans are pending in other states, but the Utah case has been closely watched because of the state's history of steadfast opposition to gay marriage as the home of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The church said in a statement Friday that it stands by its support for "traditional marriage."
"We continue to believe that voters in Utah did the right thing by providing clear direction in the state constitution that marriage should be between a man and a woman, and we are hopeful that this view will be validated by a higher court," the church said.
Not all Mormons were disappointed. A group called Mormons for Equality applauded the ruling, saying it was particularly sweet coming in "the heartland of our faith."
The group has been among the leaders of a growing movement among Mormons to push the church to teach that homosexuality isn't a sin.
The Mormon church's stance has softened considerably since it was one of the leading forces behind California's short-lived same-sex-marriage ban, enacted by voters as Proposition 8, in 2008. A church website launched this year encourages more compassion toward gays, and church leaders backed the Boy Scouts' recent policy allowing gay youth.
The Utah ruling comes the same week that New Mexico's highest court legalized gay marriage after declaring it unconstitutional to deny marriage licenses to same-sex couples. A new law passed in Hawaii last month now allows gay couples to marry there.
If the ruling stands, Utah would become the 18th state to allow gay marriages, said Jon Davidson, director of Lambda Legal, which pursues litigation on LGBT issues nationwide. That's up from six before the US Supreme Court last summer struck down part of the Defense of Marriage Act that defined marriage as between a man and a woman. The District of Columbia also allows same-sex marriage.
Deputy Salt Lake County Clerk Dahnelle Burton-Lee said the district attorney authorized her office to begin issuing the licenses but she couldn't immediately say how many had been issued. But it was clear from the line at the clerk's office that several dozen licenses were issued.
"The momentum we are seeing is unprecedented in any human rights struggle," Davidson said. "To have this fast a change in the law and in public opinion, is quite remarkable."
State Sen. Jim Dabakis, chairman of the Utah Democratic Party, was one of the first to get married in Salt Lake City with his longtime partner, Stephen Justesen.
"Do you, Jim, take Steven, to be your lawfully wedded spouse?" the mayor asked.
But at the Utah County clerk's office in Provo, same sex-couples were still denied marriage licenses.
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Carter said the ruling was still a positive step and she believes Utah County, considered one of Utah's most conservative, will eventually have to start granting the licenses.
"If my marriage licenses could say, 'Provo, Utah,' that's probably the most epic contradiction ever," she said.
Utah's lawsuit was brought by three gay and lesbian couples, including one that was legally married in Iowa and just wants that license recognised in Utah.
During a nearly four-hour hearing on the case earlier this month, attorneys for the state argued that Utah's law promotes the state's interest in "responsible procreation" and the "optimal mode of child-rearing." They also asserted it's not the courts' role to determine how a state defines marriage, and that the US Supreme Court's ruling doesn't give same-sex couples the universal right to marry.
In the ruling, Shelby wrote that the right to marry is a fundamental right protected by the US Constitution.
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31 Days of Horror 2014: See No Evil 2 (2014)
Back in the 1980's, Stephen King famously said that he had seen the new face of horror and that it belonged to Clvie Barker. Now, while I know I'm not anywhere the Master's league, whenever I think about the work of Jen and Sylvia Soska, I feel as though they're the new "new" face of horror. If that's the case, the genre is in good hands.
Like many, I first discovered the Soska Sisters with their groundbreaking, body modification horror film, American Mary. A low budget movie that doesn't look it, American Mary features a stellar performance by the luminous Katharine Isabelle as a med student who enters the lucrative world of body modification surgery. The film is often gruesome, but it doesn't rely on the gore; this is a character driven horror flick at its finest (it's on Netflix and TMN in Canada and is absolutely worth your time; even my mom thought it was "interesting", which, believe me, is high praise).
This week, the Soska Sisters return with their latest directorial effort, See No Evil 2, a sequel to a film I never saw in the first place. The original stars WWE superstar Glenn "Kane" Jacobs as serial killer Jacob Goodnight, who was apparently killed at the end of the first film, but you know how these things go. Instead, Goodnight returns to terrorize a bunch of students at a morgue where birthday girl Amy (Danielle Harris) has to work late.
31 Days of Horror 2014 – Clive Barker's Nightbreed: The Director's Cut (2014)
In March of 1990, I had just recently turned 13 years old. I was on a family trip to Houston to visit some friends of my father, but for me, the most important thing to accomplish this trip, aside from studying for my imminent Bar Mitzvah, was finding a movie theatre that was showing Clive Barker's Nightbreed. The film had been rated R in Canada, which meant nobody under 18 was allowed to see it (screw you, Big Brother!). On one of our final nights, Dad (ill at the time), his friend and me schlepped to some out of the way movie theatre, where the film was still playing. Walt, my Dad's friend, hates horror movies, so he opted to see Look Who's Talking, while we went and sat through Clive's monster movie equivalent of Star Wars. Having read both the original novel, Cabal, and the Epic Comics adaptation, I was psyched to see the creatures of Midian come to life. And when they did, I thoroughly enjoyed. Admittedly, I was also thrilled to be seeing a film some watchdogs seemed to think I wasn't ready for (up yours, Big Brother!). However, my enjoyment was slightly curtailed as the film's conclusion, when I asked Dad if he liked it.
"No," he scoffed. "It wasn't even scary."
Not scary! Not scary! What do you mean, not scary. It was…it was….
Look, Dad had a point, ok. Even if I loved it.
Fury vs The Book Of Life – Biff Bam Pop's Box Office Predictions
Two new releases want you to pick them this weekend, but as we know, only one can hit the top of the box office. Which will it be? Here are our predictions:
Brad Pitt has been making the rounds promoting his World War II film Fury, about a group of group behind enemy lines, manning a tank called, you guessed it, Fury. Now, here's the thing about Brad Pitt – he's a Hollywood star, but I don't view him as a bankable movie star, so how a film he's top-lining performs is always a crap shoot to me. I'm of the belief that this one is going to under perform – the trailers haven't been outstanding, and I feel that awareness isn't huge. Look for a second place showing with $20 million.
The Dark Knight Revealed in Batman: A Visual History
The name Matthew K. Manning is likely not a terribly familiar name, even in pop culture circles. But allow me to let you in on a little bit of a secret – this man is fountain of comic book knowledge, much of which is currently on display in the brand new DK book, Batman: A Visual History.
31 Days of Horror 2014 – Zodiac (2007)
Some horror doesn't need to be gory. It doesn't need to be violent, nor does it have to be supernatural.
Sometimes the biggest scares of all are the ones that come from real life.
Such was the case with the Zodiac killer, who terrorized the Bay Area back in the late 60's and early 70's, never to be captured.
The story of the Zodiac became an American legend, and in 2007, it also became one of director David Fincher's greatest films.
Dracula Takes A Bite Out Of The Judge – Biff Bam Pop's Weekend Box Office Wrap-Up Report
It was an interesting weekend at the box office, as there wound up being a few surprises with new releases. Here's what went down.
Dracula Untold managed to surprise some pundits with its debut, coming in second with $23 million. While not the huge hit that Annabelle was last weekend, it's still a solid showing for a film that's definitely different from other current horror franchises. While it still has a ways to go before Dracula Untold makes back its $70 million, I'm guessing with the worldwide totals, it's now actually doable.
Debuting in third place was Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day with $19 million. With little family fair out there at the moment, this one wound the ideal choice. Once can't rule out the star power of Steve Carrell and Jennifer Garner, either.
Finally, debuting in a distant fifth place is The Judge, Robert Downey Jr's latest, with an underwhelming $13.3 million. It's definitely not the sort of number the biggest actor in the world wants to see, but this is also an adult drama that may play a good long game. We'll see if the film continues a slow burn over the next few weekends.
As for the rest of the top five, Gone Girl was on top for the second weekend in a row, grossing $26.8 million, down less than 30% from it's opening weekend. Annabelle fell to fourth place with $16 million.
So, to recap, here were our predictions:
1) Gone Girl – $25 million
2) Annabelle – $22 million
3) Dracula Untold – $20 million
4) The Judge – $15 million
5) Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day – $13 million
And here's how the weekend turned out:
1) Gone Girl – $26.8 million
2) Dracula Untold – $23 million
3) Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day – $19 million
4) Annabelle – $16 million
5) The Judge– $13.3 million
Next week sees The Book Of Life and Fury. Be sure to check back on Friday to see our predictions!
31 Days of Horror 2014 – Willow Creek (2013)
I've always wanted to believe.
Since I was a young kid back in Grade 2 or Grade 3, I always wanted to believe that it was out there. Or he. Or she. Back then, there were these books about myths and creatures and the possibility of what's out there, and I would devour them. But for me, there were always two legends that captured my imagination. The first was the Loch Ness monster. I still believe Nessy's out there.
And then there was Sasquatch. Big Foot. The Abominable Snowman. Is it out there? I like to think so. And apparently, so does director Bobcat Goldthwait, the brains behind the excellent found footage film, Willow Creek.


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Units in the NZX-listed Fonterra Shareholders Fund have dropped 10 per cent this morning to as low as $5.48 after the co-operative said it would cut its dividend from 32c to 10c.
The Shareholders Fund gives its investors the right to receive an income stream equal to dividends paid by Fonterra.
The unit price fall brings the fund back to its $5.50 offer price when it was floated in November 2012.
By late afternoon, units had recovered to $5.78, down 5 per cent.
Analyst Arie Dekker of Craigs Investment Partners, who downgraded his rating on the fund to a 'sell' three days ago, said high prices for milk powder were putting pressure on Fonterra's earnings, but ''it's having a larger impact than I expected.''
''You're talking a very significant cut to ebit [earnings before interest and tax] expectations.''
This morning Fonterra said it was revising its forecast 2014 earnings to $500-$600 million, a significant decrease from its 2013 ebit of $937m.
The profit warning was due to strong demand and high prices for milk powder which are the baseline for Fonterra's milk payout.
With about 30 per cent of Fonterra's production going to non-milk powder products such as cheese and casein, the current high milk price feeds through to losses on a significant part of the co-op's milk supplies.
While the situation favours farmers with a record forecast payout of $8.30 a kg of milk solids, the lower profits have forced Fonterra to cut the dividend and restrain further rises in the milk payout.
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GFH Capital, the Dubai-based investment bank behind a potential takeover of British football club Leeds United, has been granted an extension to an exclusivity period as it looks to complete the deal.
GFH Capital, a unit of Bahrain's Gulf Finance House (GFH), has been in talks with the Championship side's chairman Ken Bates for several weeks and the two parties now have additional time to finalise the takeover.
"The fact that we are in such advanced talks means this extended exclusivity window is merely to ensure we can get past the final post without distraction," David Haigh, deputy CEO at GFH Capital, said in a statement.
"We have come so far and are looking forward to what we hope will be a positive statement about change in ownership of Leeds United shortly," he added.
Gulf Finance Capital in September said it planned to purchase Leeds United but protracted negations between the two sides have sparked frustration from fans.
Haigh last month shrugged off claims parent company Gulf Finance House cannot finance the takeover after The Daily Telegraph reported it held less than US$6.4m in cash as of June this year, $1.28bn less than at the end of 2008.
"The financials are the parent company's, not ours," Haigh said. "All I can say is the money is available but I can't give you any more detail because we are a listed entity," he added.
GFH was hit hard by the global financial downturn and struggled during 2010 to pay back the debt it took on during the Gulf property boom that ended in 2008.
The firm has restructured a number of debt facilities since 2010. In July, it extended the repayment of a US$45m Sharia-compliant debt, part of a US$100m facility which was initially restructured in March 2010, and in May it extended a US$110m sukuk.
It earned a US$4.7m profit in the second quarter of this year, up from a loss of US$11.2m a year earlier.
"We believe Leeds is in a fantastically unique position for all sorts of factors," Haigh told The Daily Telegraph.
"We think Leeds has a fantastic existing management and administration on and off the pitch and that, with the right investment, we can build a sustainable future in that.
"It is about getting the focus back on the football and ensuring Premier League promotion with engaged, happy fans. We are long-term investors: there is no two- or three-year exit plan," he added.
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The artillery battalion from Southern Utah, the 213th Field Artillery Battalion, served with great distinction in the Korean War. I also served there at the same time, but in a different Utah National Guard Unit. We we were all very honored for the notable service provided by the 213 FA Bn. I'm sure these men will also serve in the same manner.
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Is this even legal? I thought the national guard wasn't supposed to be used for things like this.
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Grant appeal now before Supreme Court
A controversial ruling ordering Mark Grant be retried for the 1984 murder of Candace Derksen is now officially before Canada's top court.
Lawyers with the Manitoba Prosecutions Service have filed their notice of appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada of a decision by the provincial Court of Appeal ordering Grant, 50, be given a new day in court on the basis he wasn't afforded a full defence at his 2011 murder trial.
Grant is accused in the 1984 killing of Candace Derksen, 13.
She disappeared after school and was missing for weeks until she was found tied up and frozen to death in a rarely-used shed at a business near the Nairn Overpass.
Grant wasn't arrested until 2007, when cold-case investigators obtained DNA results from a private laboratory linking him to twine used to bind Derksen.
A jury ultimately convicted him of second-degree murder and he was sentenced to life in prison without a chance at parole for 25 years in 2012.
Manitoba's Appeals court ruled Oct. 30 Grant should be retried on the basis jurors were barred from hearing any mention of an eerily similar sounding case police investigated in September 1985 — at a time when Grant was in custody on an unrelated matter.
The case involved the Winnipeg police probe of how a girl, 12, was found tied up in a railway boxcar months after Derksen had been found.
The complainant, now an adult, came to court to testify in 2011 and denied the event ever happened.
Grant's trial judge refused to allow his defence team to present details of that case to the jury for their consideration. The top court overturned that ruling and ordered a new trial.
Prosecutors will argue the move to overturn Grant's conviction and order a retrial was a legal error, according to their recently filed notice of appeal to the Supreme Court.
"The Manitoba Court of Appeal erred in overturning the Learned Trial Judge's decision that the risk that admitting similar fact-based third party suspect evidence would prejudice the trial outweighed its probative value," the Crown's notice of appeal states.
Grant's defence lawyer, Saul Simmonds, has not yet responded to the Crown's application.
It will be up to a panel of three Supreme Court judges to decide whether to grant the Crown leave to appeal and push the case to a full hearing. If leave is denied, the Crown can either retry Grant for Derksen's killing or elect to drop the case, meaning Grant would be freed.
He was returned to remand status in Manitoba from federal prison in mid-November. Grant has yet to signal if he will apply for bail, which he has the right to at this stage.
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'Santa Maria' Crater in 360-Degree View, Sol 2451 (Polar)
Endeavour on the Horizon (False Color)
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Russell Crater Dunes
Sand Dunes
Opportunity's Surroundings After Sol 2363 Drive


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From replacing sod to moving trees and adding planting beds, see these Desperate Landscapes become less so in before-and-after images.
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After: Can Corral and Driveway Patches
A bunch of new plants and a huge new tree go a long way toward improving the landscape, but the crowning jewels in this makeover are the window boxes. A big complaint from Eric and Mollie's neighbors are the trash cans, which sit next to the driveway where everyone can see them. Jason's solution is to build a three-sided can corral with two gates. Oh, and the driveway received a number of patches for the huge holes it had developed over the years.
Fix your yard with host Jason Cameron.
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