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NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD – NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will launch September 2016 and travel to a near-Earth asteroid known as Bennu to harvest a sample of surface material and return it to Earth for study. The science team will be looking for something special. Ideally, the sample will come from a region in which the building blocks of life may be found.
To identify these regions on Bennu, the Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer (OSIRIS-REx) team equipped the spacecraft with an instrument that will measure the spectral signatures of Bennu's mineralogical and molecular components.
NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft to Map the Surface of an Asteroid. (NASA)
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Written by Lina Tran
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD – On July 6th, 2016, engineers instructed NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, to roll 360 degrees on one axis. SDO dutifully performed the seven-hour maneuver, while producing some dizzying data:
For this period of time, SDO images – taken every 12 seconds – appeared to show the sun spinning, as if stuck on a pinwheel. The images below were taken by SDO's Atmospheric Imaging Assembly instrument in extreme ultraviolet wavelengths that are typically invisible to our eyes, but was colorized here in gold for easy viewing.
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory image of the sun. (NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/SDO/Joy Ng)
Greenbelt, MD – NASA's Juno spacecraft will make its long anticipated arrival at Jupiter on July 4th. Coming face-to-face with the gas giant, Juno will begin to unravel some of the greatest mysteries surrounding our solar system's largest planet, including the origin of its massive magnetosphere.
Magnetospheres are the result of a collision between a planet's intrinsic magnetic field and the supersonic solar wind. Jupiter's magnetosphere — the volume carved out in the solar wind where the planet's magnetic field dominates –extends up to nearly 2 million miles (3 million kilometers).
Scientists will use the twin magnetometers aboard NASA's Juno spacecraft to gain a better understanding about how Jupiter's magnetic field is generated. (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)
Written by Francis Reddy
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD – Astronomers have discovered a vast cloud of high-energy particles called a wind nebula around a rare ultra-magnetic neutron star, or magnetar, for the first time. The find offers a unique window into the properties, environment and outburst history of magnetars, which are the strongest magnets in the universe.
A neutron star is the crushed core of a massive star that ran out of fuel, collapsed under its own weight, and exploded as a supernova. Each one compresses the equivalent mass of half a million Earths into a ball just 12 miles (20 kilometers) across, or about the length of New York's Manhattan Island.
This illustration compares the size of a neutron star to Manhattan Island in New York, which is about 13 miles long. A neutron star is the crushed core left behind when a massive star explodes as a supernova and is the densest object astronomers can directly observe. (NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center)
Written by Alan Buis
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena, CA – For the first time, an instrument onboard an orbiting spacecraft has measured the methane emissions from a single, specific leaking facility on Earth's surface.
The observation — by the Hyperion spectrometer on NASA's Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) — is an important breakthrough in our ability to eventually measure and monitor emissions of this potent greenhouse gas from space.
In a new paper accepted for publication in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, a research team with scientist David R. Thompson of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California, detailed the observation, which occurred over Aliso Canyon, near Porter Ranch, California.
Comparison of detected methane plumes over Aliso Canyon, California, acquired 11 days apart in Jan. 2016 by: (left) NASA's AVIRIS instrument on a NASA ER-2 aircraft at 4.1 miles (6.6 kilometers) altitude and (right) by the Hyperion instrument on NASA's Earth Observing-1 satellite in low-Earth orbit. (NASA-JPL/Caltech/GSFC)
Greenbelt, MD – LISA Pathfinder, a mission led by the European Space Agency (ESA) with contributions from NASA, has successfully tested a key technology needed to build a space-based observatory for detecting gravitational waves.
These tiny ripples in the fabric of space, predicted by Albert Einstein a century ago, were first seen last year by the ground-based Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO).
Seismic, thermal and other noise sources limit LIGO to higher-frequency gravitational waves around 100 cycles per second (hertz).
The LISA Pathfinder spacecraft will help pave the way for a mission to detect gravitational waves. NASA/JPL developed a thruster system onboard. (ESA)
Written by Maria-Jose Viñas
NASA's Earth Science News Team
Greenbelt, MD – Operation IceBridge, NASA's airborne survey of polar ice, ended its eighth spring Arctic campaign on May 21st. During their five weeks of operations, mission scientists carried out six research flights over sea ice and ten over land ice.
"We collected data over key portions of the Greenland Ice Sheet, like the fast-changing Zachariae Isstrom Glacier, and we got the broad geographic coverage of Arctic sea ice we needed," said Nathan Kurtz, IceBridge's project scientist and a sea ice researcher at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
Fast-changing Zachariae Isstrom Glacier. (NASA/Maria-José Viñas)
Written by Elizabeth Zubritsky
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD – On September 8th, NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is scheduled to launch for terra incognita: the unknown surface of the near-Earth asteroid Bennu. Like expeditions of old, OSIRIS-REx's mission includes mapping the exotic terrain it explores.
Bennu is part of the debris left over from the formation of the solar system and is pristine enough to hold clues to that very early history. OSIRIS-REx – which stands for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer – will study Bennu in detail and collect a sample to send to Earth for in-depth analysis. The mission also will investigate how pressure from sunlight influences the path of this traveling asteroid.
The mapping of the near-Earth asteroid Bennu is one of the science goals of NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission, and an integral part of spacecraft operations. The spacecraft will spend a year surveying Bennu before collecting a sample that will be returned to Earth for analysis. (NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona)
Written by Preston Dyches
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena, CA – Using data from NASA's Great Observatories, astronomers have found the best evidence yet for cosmic seeds in the early universe that should grow into supermassive black holes.
Researchers combined data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, Hubble Space Telescope, and Spitzer Space Telescope to identify these possible black hole seeds. They discuss their findings in a paper that will appear in an upcoming issue of the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
This illustration depicts a possible "seed" for the formation of a supermassive black hole. The inset boxes at right contain Chandra (top) and Hubble (bottom) images of one of two candidate seeds, where the properties in the data matched those predicted by sophisticated models. (Illustration: NASA/CXC/M. Weiss)
Written by Nancy Neal Jones
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD – NASA's first spacecraft designed to return a piece of an asteroid to Earth arrived Friday, May 20th, at the agency's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and has begun final preparations in advance of its September launch.
The Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security – Regolith Explorer (OSIRIS-REx) spacecraft will undergo final testing and fueling prior to being moved to its launch pad. The mission has a 34-day launch period beginning on September 8th.
After launch, the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will travel to the near-Earth asteroid Bennu and retrieve at least 60 grams (2.1 ounces) of pristine surface material and return it to Earth for study.
NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is revealed after its protective cover is removed inside the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The spacecraft traveled from Lockheed Martin's facility near Denver, Colorado to Kennedy to begin processing for its upcoming launch, targeted for Sept. 8 aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket. (NASA/Dimitri Gerondidakis)


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Philadelphia Food Trucks Satisfy
The Mobile Food Movement Flourishes In Many City Neighborhoods Via Classic, Casual & Contemporary Cuisine
Say it five times fast: Philly's fallen for food trucks. From Temple University's campus to South Philly, the beyond-fun dining craze continues to rage. If a diner craves something, chances are he or she can source it on wheels: brick-oven soppressata pizza, green-tea macaroons, gourmet mac and cheese, sweet-cream ice cream, pour-over coffee. That's not even mentioning staples such as soul food, cheesesteaks, crepes and falafel.
Lunch seekers can find trucks all over the city, especially near universities, but in some cases it's wise to check Twitter before making a trip. These trucks have wheels and often use them to...
Beer Gardens & Outdoor Drinking Spaces Bloom In Philly
A Sudsy Summer Awaits Thanks To Pop-Up & Permanent Beer Gardens
There's only one place for beer lovers to be this summer, and that's Philadelphia, where beer gardens abound and where craft beer is king. In past years, the city earned countless awards and glowing reviews for its outdoor drinking spaces. This year, these warm-weather venues are back—better, bigger and more numerous than ever. Among the most attention-grabbing: Spruce Street Harbor Park, a bustling oasis celebrating its third year on the Delaware River, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's Pop Up Gardens, located in two different spots this year, and the highly anticipated SkyGarten, an alfresco German beer hall 51 stories up.
Recap And Refuel: Philly's Dining Scene Caters To Discerning (And Famished) Night Owls
Plenty Of Options For Late-Night Eats In Philly
As Philadelphia's dining scene continues to grow, the city's bistros, gastropubs, brasseries, eateries, diners and fast-food spots are growing by…hours. By law in Philly, last call at the bar happens at 2 a.m. Last call for food, however, is anywhere from 11 p.m. to never. Check out this list of the hottest, coolest and coziest spots to nibble, nosh, gobble and dine well into the early-morning hours.
Until Midnight On Weekends:
- Edamame dumplings and chocolate-filled bento boxes are available until midnight at Buddakan, restaurateur Stephen Starr's ever popular, always glamorous Old City shrine to modern Asian fare. 325 Chestnut
Philly Eats (& Drinks) With A View
The Region's Rooftop Decks, Sky-High Restaurants & Waterfront Bars Guarantee Scenic Fun
With the opening of the brand-new Assembly Rooftop Lounge at the Logan Hotel and the expected opening of SkyGarten atop one of Center City's tallest buildings, Philadelphia's skyward hospitality has reached new heights. While sleek Assembly offers soaring, stunning views eight stories across the Ben Franklin Parkway, SkyGarten promises German and craft beer 51 stories up. Assembly and SkyGarten join a growing roster of the region's restaurants and bars that deliver up-in-the-atmospheric drama along with delicious eats and drinks. Here are some of Philly's best places to scope the view:
All-Weather Views:
- Lined with windows, the dramatic dining room
40+ Of Philadelphia's Best Vantage Points
Filled with sensational skyline views, beautiful vistas and stunning street scenes, Philadelphia is easy on the eyes—and the lenses. Photographers and videographers covering Philadelphia for a quick news story, a full-length feature or just because have no shortage of vantage points to choose from in this city between two rivers—the Delaware on the east and the Schuylkill on the west. Here are more than 40 VISIT PHILADELPHIA-approved vantage points and insider tips for capturing just the right angle at each of them.
*Also good for man-on-the-street interviews
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- One Liberty Observation Deck: New attraction, 883 feet
It's Always Sunny-Side Up In Philadelphia
Rise & Shine At One Of Philly's Many Great Brunch Spots
Weekends were made for brunching—chatting with friends, digging into a stack of syrupy pancakes, lingering over a cup of a coffee and/or a Bloody Mary. No one knows this better than Philadelphians, who have a wide array of fantastic brunch options to choose from every Saturday and Sunday. Whether the craving is for a prix-fixe menu offering foie gras and lobster (Lacroix), an Aussie-inspired brekkie platter (Ants Pants Café) or fresh granola and locally grown berries (Talula's Daily), Philadelphia foodies have plenty of go-to spots for a late-morning or early-afternoon meal. Here's a look at some of the region's best...
What's In The Northern Liberties Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Bars, Cafes, Shops, Nightlife & Music In Philadelphia's Northern Liberties Neighborhood
Once considered Philadelphia's favorite up-and-coming neighborhood, Northern Liberties has officially arrived, evidenced by the international restaurants, respected gastropubs and trendy boutiques—all this while maintaining the artistic vibe that made it so cool in the first place.
The warehouses that populate the former manufacturing district found new life as condos, galleries, stores and restaurants, and along with newly designed buildings, the area enjoys a pleasant mix of older functional and modern design. Two shopping/dining/art/entertainment plazas helped make Northern Liberties an accessible and thriving area: Liberties Walk and The Schmidts Commons.
The neighborhood lies north of Old City, and its borders (depends...
What's In The Pennsport & East Passyunk Neighborhoods?
Restaurants, Bars, Cafes, Shops, Salons, Parks & Recreation In South Philadelphia's Pennsport & East Passyunk Avenue Neighborhoods
For decades, insiders have flocked to South Philadelphia's East Passyunk Avenue for its restaurants, particularly its red-gravy Italian spots. The neighborhood surrounding the avenue—a diagonal interruption to Philadelphia's grid layout—has enjoyed revitalizations in recent years, especially on the food front, with many new restaurants opening and gaining enormous acclaim from The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia magazine and Eater, an influential online outlet that put East Passyunk eateries in nine of the top 10 spots on the winter 2016 edition of its Eater 38 list of essential Philadelphia's restaurants.
Visitors who stroll down Passyunk (pronounced pashunk by those in the know) find...
A Guide To Gay & Lesbian Nightlife In Philadelphia
Different Neighborhoods Offer Different LGBT-Friendly Vibes
Philadelphia's LGBT visitors looking for a night on the town can choose among a range of bars and restaurants in the city's Gayborhood or visit a welcoming mainstream spot frequented by gay and lesbian locals in Midtown Village, Rittenhouse Square, East Passyunk and other neighborhoods. Here's a look at some of the most popular nightlife haunts in some of the hottest 'hoods:
The city's Gayborhood, which runs from 11th to Broad streets and from Chestnut to Pine streets, distinguishes itself with 69 rainbow street signs throughout the area and rainbow crosswalks at 13th
What's on South Street?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars & Coffee Shops On South Street
Long known as the edgiest street in Philadelphia, South Street welcomes more than just hippies these days. Shoppers searching for a statement-making look, visitors hungry for a real Philly cheesesteak and music lovers who want to catch an up-and-coming band head to the storied boulevard. Also lining South are ethnically diverse restaurants, bars that keep the party going long after dessert, galleries and performance spaces.
Over the past decade, the development of South Street's east side has spread west of Broad Street, but the traditional definition of the district (depending on who you ask) spans up to 14 blocks: Front...
What's In The Graduate Hospital Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Bars, Coffee Shops, Boutiques & Parks In The Graduate Hospital Neighborhood
Graduate Hospital goes by many names (Center City South, South of South, G-Ho), which is fitting for a neighborhood that draws its personality from the people inside it: young transplants, born-and-raised neighbors, hip urban professionals, craft beer crowds and more. In recent years, the area stretching from Lombard Street to Washington Avenue and from Broad Street to Gray's Ferry Avenue has accumulated a healthy dose of restaurants, bars, cafes, shops and markets that reflect the area's residential and cool vibe.
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) has picked this 'hood for its summertime PHS Pop Up Garden two years in a...
Philadelphia Food Trucks Satisfy
The Mobile Food Movement Flourishes In Many City Neighborhoods Via Classic, Casual & Contemporary Cuisine
Say it five times fast: Philly's fallen for food trucks. From Temple University's campus to South Philly, the beyond-fun dining craze has truly boomed. If a diner craves something, chances are he or she can source it on wheels: brick-oven soppressata pizza, green-tea macaroons, gourmet mac and cheese, Spam musubi, sweet-cream ice cream, pour-over coffee. That's not even mentioning staples such as soul food, cheesesteaks, crepes and falafel.
Lunch seekers can find trucks all over the city, especially near universities, but they know to check Twitter before they make a trip. These trucks have wheels and often use them to...
It's The Year Of Urban Public Spaces In Philadelphia
Reclaimed Outdoor Spaces Invigorate The City & Offer Modern Opportunities For Leisure
In The New York Times' influential "52 Places To Go In 2015" article, writer Nell McShane Wulfhart calls Philadelphia "an urban outdoor oasis," attributing the city's transformation to places like Dilworth Park, Race Street Pier, Spruce Street Harbor Park and Bike Share. And what an urban oasis it is.
Philadelphia's residents and visitors are heading outdoors in huge numbers thanks to the activation of many under-utilized spaces in recent years. Lively urban parks, reimagined recreational landscapes and spirited pop-up gardens have taken over once-overlooked patches of land and water. These transformations have the city's civic planners reclaiming...
Poll: Philly's Beer Scene Runneth Over
GPTMC's Newly Created "Philly Friends" Panel Has Spoken, & 54% Love Their Suds Alfresco
Inspired by Philly Beer Week, kicking off today, the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation (GPTMC) polled the newly created Philly Friends opinion panel about the city's beer scene. The findings are mouthwatering.
Question #1: What do you think makes Philly's beer scene so impressive? (Select all that apply.)
- Beer-centric pubs & bars – 76%
- Quality breweries – 69%
- Beer gardens – 54%
- Philly Beer Week – 43%
- Bartenders who know their stuff – 37%
- Home-brewing scene – 19%
- Other – 7%
Question #2: What is your favorite place in Philadelphia to enjoy beer on a hot summer day?...
What's New & Notable In Philly's Restaurant Scene This Spring?
In Bloom: BYOBs, Gastropubs, A Biergarten, A Raw Bar, A Noodle Bar & More
Spring in Philadelphia means more than baseball and cherry blossoms: It also means brand-new BYOBs, gastropubs, a biergarten, a raw bar, a noodle bar and the list goes on. Among the crowd of culinary creators are a number of second, third and beyond acts by some of the region's hottest restaurateurs. And, as is appropriate in the warm weather, there's news on the ice cream front too. Here's what's cooking in Philly this spring:
Recent Openings:
- Northern European cuisine, including smoked fish, smørrebrød, bitterballen and lots of beets, get their day in the sun thanks to Chef Joncarl Lachman's
What's In The Northwest Philadelphia Neighborhoods?
Local Brews, Great Reads & Tasty Treats Abound In Chestnut Hill, Germantown, Mt. Airy & West Oak Lane
Getting to the diverse and historic neighborhoods of Chestnut Hill, Germantown, Mt. Airy and West Oak Lane is a cinch via SEPTA, Philadelphia's public transportation system. Check bus and regional rail schedules at septa.org before heading off to explore these vibrant enclaves in the northwest section of the city.
Chestnut Hill (via the Chestnut Hill East/West train lines or the #23 Bus):
With a higher elevation than the rest of the city, Chestnut Hill was once a vacation spot for those who wanted to escape the summer heat of the lower-lying parts of the city. Today, the neighborhood's eclectic
Eat On The Green This Spring In Philadelphia
Restaurant Gardens Set The Scene For A Beautiful Meal In Philadelphia And The Countryside®
With spring about to spring, diners are eager to enjoy their meals alfresco, and fortunately, Philadelphia and The Countryside® is flourishing with plenty of green-minded eateries. Whether it's dinner in an urban courtyard, brunch in an antique greenhouse or beer and pizza on a green roof, there's an abundance of options for taking in the local flora. Here's a look at just a few of the region's restaurants that boast flower power:
- The enclosed veranda at The Brick Hotel's Restaurant overlooks lush, well-tended flower gardens, which are a visual complement to the New American cuisine like line-caught salmon over saffron
Restaurant Independence In Historic Philadelphia
More Than 100 Restaurants Serve Up Menus From Affordable To Luxurious & Everything In Between
When choosing a restaurant in Historic Philadelphia, the key word is choice. In fact, there are so many restaurants, cafes and bistros that discerning diners could eat out all 108 days of summer without ever hitting the same spot twice. Here are just a few places where diners can please their palates:
Asian & South Asian:
- Aqua – Those in the know order the special Thai iced tea or bring a favorite libation to this lively and brightly hued BYOB where the Thai and Malaysian cuisine brims with spice. 705 Chestnut Street, (215) 928-2838
- Buddakan – Under the watchful
A World Of Flavors In Philadelphia
French, Italian, Asian, Hispanic, Irish, African-American & Jewish Meals Abound In Philly
Philadelphia and The Countryside® continues to build its reputation as a not-to-be-missed foodie town, and the city's diverse and multifaceted restaurant scene is doing its part to give discerning diners a taste of the world. It's in Philadelphia that authentic Burmese ginger salads, Brazilian barbecue and traditional Irish breakfasts are as accessible as Israeli eggplant sandwiches and Korean kimchi. The following is just a sampling of the region's global smorgasbord:
French Flair:
- The city's premminent French restaurant, Georges Perrier's Le Bec-Fin is consistently lauded for its superior dining experience. These days the menu has a contemporary twist (Jonah crab
56 Reasons Why Philly's Dining Scene Is As Tempting As Ever
New Restaurants, Small Plates, Beer Galore, Tea Rooms, Swanky Steakhouses
New On The Scene
There are plenty of newcomers to Philadelphia's ever-growing restaurant scene. Here's a look at some of the newest spots on the block:
- This season's most anticipated opening, Jose Garce's Chifa promises the intriguing crossover of Peruvian and Chinese cuisines found in Peru—and now at 7th and Chestnut Streets. Like Garces' other local holdings Amada, Tinto and Distrito, the menu will focus on made-to share-portions. Dishes will include congee, pork belly buns with foie gras and plenty of daily changing options from a ceviche bar.
- Nola traditions continue to inspire local cooking. Restaurateur/chef John Mims, best


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Paul LeRoy is one of many characters from Peter Kay's world of comedy.
He is a passionate 1980s music fan and fictional Radio DJ for a fictional Radio station called Chorley FM. He made two appearances in the hit comedy show That Peter Kay Thing and a brief speech at the beginning of the very first episode of Phoenix Nights.
Paul LeRoy's birthdate is unknown, but his love of all things 80s suggests a birthdate around the late 1950s or early 1960s. He was certainly old enough to drive by the 1980s as he tells of how he drove home from Pontins in 1982 (while suffering from a fractured femur which he acquired while limbo dancing).
He dresses in fashion from the 1980s, that includes a mullet hairstyle, red rimmed glasses and lipstick of a camp style. His music taste is similar to his wardrobe, this can be seen through the episode in That Peter Kay Thing called "The Services". He often takes his radio show out on the road to various events and locations, often relying upon his long-suffering wife, Sandra to do all the heavy lifting. He is well known for his durastic punchline, "Chorley FM, coming in your ears!"
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Doris Duke was the quintessential poor little rich girl, when at a young age,her millionaire father died,bypassing his wife, and leaving his entire fortune to his only heir,his daughter Doris.The opening credits of BERNARD AND DORIS flit by with newspaper headlines with the highlights of Doris growing up,marrying and divorcing numerous times,bailing Imelda Marcos out of jail for $5M,and news of her fortune growing and growing and growing.
Opening scene has Ms.Duke (a very sassy and played to perfection by Susan Sarandon!)casually dismissing her butler because "the cantaloupe is TOO cold"...and there it is!...get ready for a rough and interesting ride ahead that will cover the last years of this world class diva when she hires her new butler,Bernard Lafferty (a role chiseled for Ralph Fiennes) and the "unique" relationship that they forge against all sound advice. As only Bob Balaban could put such a humorous and touchingly ironic film together (I suppose after working so closely with the Christopher Guest gang lo these past years!Christopher Guest Collection (A Mighty Wind / Best in Show / Waiting for Guffman)), BERNARD AND DORIS takes two people ,totally from different walks in life,but believe in a common destiny and purpose and plan to this thing called life.
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Based around the late history of tobacco heiress Doris Duke (here played beautifully by Susan Sarandon, In the Valley of Elah) and her close relationship with butler Bernard Lafferty (the phenomenal Ralph Fiennes, In Bruges), the film is a fictional take on the pair's relationship. Although no one knows what really happened between them, it is obvious that a friendship of unique qualities emerged. And Ralph Fiennes and Susan Sarandon are to be complimented on their astounding performances. Particularly Mr. Fiennes, who seems to turn every role he touches into gold (he did this, too, with his portrayal of The Duke of Devonshire in The Duchess). That Ms. Duke left millions of dollars under the stewardship of Mr. Lafferty after her death is a documented fact, proving that she trusted him implicitly (Ms. Duke was a very savvy businesswoman).
Some might think that sex had a part to play in it, but that would be a fools mistake because Mr. Lafferty was gay. And Ralph Fiennes plays the part of an early homosexual with perfect subtlety. His blossoming occurs under the keen eye of Doris, and the two give each other what they both need: companionship. It is a touching moment when Doris -- in a flustered state -- yells as Bernard and asks him, "What do you want from me?!Read more ›
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Nice theme lycanthropy. I want to change the color of the theme from the lime green, and can't figure that out. I also want to change the font. Is there a way to do that? Thanks. David
Nice theme lycanthropy. I want to change the color of the theme from the lime green, and can't figure that out. I also want to change the font. Is there a way to do that? Thanks. David
Without having used the template before i can't say if there are any built in settings. But you should be able to paste the following css code into your custom stylesheet plugin, or active theme's style.css file. Tested it in firebug. so should work. also, play with the color hex codes to your liking. I just chose some ugly colors so you could see if they changed :)
Best Regards,
Danny :)
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sorry I didn't see your message until now.
You can do it easily, just openning style.css file (appearence > editor menus) and make your changes.
Lime green color is represented by #1bbc9b code, just change them with the color you want to.
To make things easier for you, you can use locate and replace (ctrl + f) and replace all them quickly...
About the font, you can do the same replacing 'Roboto' font on style.css.
I hope I could help you!
I am trying to do this very thing in Lupercalia theme (which I love), but I don't see the colour value code, it's called 'deeppink' everywhere in the CSS, I am trying to replace it with seablue, colour value 00ADD5, is this correct?
Is there a simple code that I could put in that would switch all the pink to blue?
Any helpful hints you can give me would be appreciated.
The theme is perfect, I just need it to be blue.
Thanks so much
Hi nimuwe,
you posted in the wrong place, it is not Lupercalia Theme Support Forum, but don't worry I will help you anyway.
I am thinking about implement new colors scheme to this theme soon. But for now you can do it very quickly using any text editor to find and replace 'deepink' to any color you want just with some clicks.
But don't forget to user # (hashtag) if you use hex color, in your case, just replace every 'deepink' color by #00ADD5.
Any other question can be made at Lupercalia Support Link http://wordpress.org/support/theme/lupercalia
Hope it helps you!
So sorry Jose, You're right, I did begin on the Lupercalia forum but ended up here. Thanks for answering my question.
It worked perfectly.
I was forgetting the hashtag.
It's always the little things that catch you out!
Thanks a million again, your prompt reply was very much appreciated. Keep up the good work with your great themes.
My pleasure, nimuwe. Thank you for the kind words. Again, if you have any question, you can use the theme support page.
Bye! ; )
Hi nimuwe,
Please, would you mind to use the review page to rate and tell me what do thing abort this theme and make me improve it? Any suggestion is welcome.
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Three workers, Zeke, Jerry and Smokey, are working at a car plant and drinking their beers together. One night when they steal away from their wives to have some fun they get the idea to rob the local union's bureau safe.
Such a brilliant movie for such a ridiculous concept. Awesome.
The ending take a turn that's a bit stagy for my taste, but I ultimately can't argue with movie that's about union politics with a heavy dose of jive.
rated 'Blue Collar' 5 out of 5 stars
Great movie, Richard Pryor's best performance. The DVD is out of print, sadly.
ah schrader, balladeer of the midwest. noble attempt, but a failure.
Great acting from Pryor and Kietel , the rest of the cast was decent too. Excellent dialogue and direction from Shrader. My one problem is that ending. Nonetheless I enjoyed it.
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Those who regularly travel on 39th Ave. SW have noticed a lack of activity at this project site, due to the City having parted ways with the original contractor. While we make every effort to select a new contractor as expeditiously as possible, all work is temporarily on hold with the possible exception of some utility relocations by CenturyLink. The City will maintain traffic control measures and add some interim pavement at the entrance to Costco to help ease traffic movement in that area. We appreciate everyone's patience until construction resumes, and will post regular updates to the City's website for the public's information.
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Jon Lester Ballfield Dedication Ceremony
On February 16th, the City of Puyallup held a dedication ceremony to celebrate the naming of a Wildwood Park Ballfield after major league pitcher Jonathan Lester, a former Puyallup resident.
As a youngster, Jon Lester was a regular participant in Puyallup Recreation's youth leagues. After graduating from Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, he was drafted in 2002 by the Boston Red Sox and has since gone on to play for the Chicago Cubs. Over the course of his career, Jon Lester has helped the Red Sox win two World Series, pitched a no-hitter against the Kansas City Royals, and successfully battled lymphoma, a form of lymph node cancer. Puyallup Recreation staff thanks Jonathan Lester, Puyallup City Councilmembers, and everyone else who came out to support the dedication of Jon Lester Field.
Pierce County TV was also on hand to chronicle the event. Check out the video at:
Sidewalk Link Project
The 2015 Sidewalk Link project is nearly complete. This project is working to close gaps in sidewalk sections around the City. Links completed thus far include: Wildwood Park Drive (near Ferrucci Junior High), 25th Street SE (near E. Pioneer), East Main (north side, at Rainier Street), and 7th Ave SE (east of 7th Street SE). ADA upgrades have also been completed on the curb ramps at the intersection of 7th Ave SE and 10th Street SE. The final two link locations are currently under construction, including: 15th Ave SW (under the 512 overpass) and 14th Street SW (in front of the Meeker Restoration site).
The 2016 Capital Budget includes additional funding for more sidewalk link and repair work this year. Staff will gather data on frequent repair locations, identify heavy-traffic areas with existing gaps, and develop a proposed priority list for the 2016 project sites for Council review and approval.Read more
Van Lierop Park and Step By Step Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
In late 2015, the City of Puyallup joined with the nonprofit Step By Step to purchase 24 acres near Shaw Road East and Pioneer Way East from Neil Van Lierop. Step By Step, an organization which supports at-risk mothers, has acquired six of the acres for its "Legacy in Motion" project. This property will become the "Germaine Korum Center for Women and Children" where Step By Step clients will receive job skills training and other services. The remaining 18 acres will be developed by the City into "Van Lierop Park" to honor the legacy of five generations of the Van Lierop family who farmed the site beginning in 1934.
The City of Puyallup will hold a ribbon-cutting to celebrate the acquisition of this historic farmland in the Puyallup valley. The ceremony will take place:
Friday, January 22nd
3:00 p.m.
(former) Van Lierop Bulb Farm
13407 – 80th St. E., Puyallup
"This is a win for the city, it's a win for the Van Lierops, and it's definitely a win for Step By Step," said Krista Linden, Step By Step's founder and executive director. "We are grateful to everyone who played a role in getting us to this point. We're looking forward to celebrating on the 22nd. It's the start of a new legacy, one that will allow this beloved place to continue to serve our community, its families, and many generations to come."Read more
2015 Santa Parade
The holiday season officially started in Puyallup with the annual Lighted Santa Parade and Community Tree Lighting on December 5th. Included in the day-long festivities are the Holiday Market in the Pioneer Park Pavilion, the lighting of the Children's Tree in Pioneer Park, and of course, pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus!This wonderful community tradition, organized by the Puyallup Mainstreet Association, is always a great way to kick off the holiday season! Read more
Veterans Day 2015
Puyallup's annual Veterans Day Program was held on November 8th at the Pioneer Park Pavilion. The Veterans Day event is an annual celebration of music and traditional patriotic ceremony that salutes the armed forces and honors veterans from all branches of the military. Music this year was provided by the South Sound Symphonic Band. Mayor John Knutsen and Congressman Denny Heck, among others, were featured speakers.A special exhibit of historical women's uniforms, military memorabilia, and artifacts from World War I to the present was on display at the event courtesy of collectors Alice Miller, Lawrence Batemen, Peter Larhman, and John Roten. This annual event is sponsored by VFW Post 2224, American Legion Post 67, Fleet Reserve Association 104, and the City of Puyallup. The annual Veterans Day program in Puyallup is free and open to the public. Read more
Woodbine Cemetery & Bradley Lake Park – Annual Day of Service
On September 12th, over 275 volunteers participated in the Puyallup area's Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) annual "Day of Service" at Woodbine Cemetery and Bradley Lake Park. Families of all ages representing eight local LDS wards descended on Woodbine Cemetery from 9:00 am until noon and accomplished a truly amazing variety of tasks. Approximately 250 participants pressure washed, painted, planted shrubs, trimmed trees, and cleaned and trimmed sod around hundreds of grave markers and headstones. It was an incredible community effort and the results are stunning. Bradley Lake Park also received special attention from a group of 25 LDS volunteers. Their cleanup efforts produced five yards of trash that was collected throughout the park area.
The City of Puyallup would like to extend a huge thank you for the efforts of these amazing volunteers. Maintenance of Woodbine Cemetery, with approximately 11,000 headstones and markers on site, is a truly endless task. The City is grateful, and we look forward to hosting this group again at Woodbine Cemetery next year.Read more
Proposed Natural Gas Pipeline Replacement
Northwest Pipeline, LLC is in the process of replacing 140 miles of natural gas pipeline across Washington State. A segment of the Washington project called the "Sumner South Loop" includes approximately 3.5 miles of 30-inch pipe that runs through the city limits of Puyallup along easements, most of which are on private property. The pipeline company is in the process of contacting affected property owners and the City has also mailed 535 postcards to affected residents. City residents are encouraged to check the map to determine if their property has such an easement on or near it; if so, citizens are encouraged to review the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will accept comments on the draft EIS through October 6, 2015. A public meeting is also scheduled and citizens are welcome to submit oral comments on:
Monday, September 14, 2015 – 6:00-9:00 pm
Kent Senior Activity Center
600 East Smith Street, Kent WA
Information regarding the project is also available on the City of Puyallup Website: http://tinyurl.com/p5hug5f.Read more
Puyallup's 125th Birthday Celebration
A big birthday calls for a big celebration! The City of Puyallup will soon celebrate its 125th Anniversary with a family-friendly event that is sure to have something for everyone, from balloons and cake to live music, entertaining speakers and special guests including representatives from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. The City's first mayor, Ezra Meeker, will make a special appearance and share his predictions for the future of Puyallup. Please join us on:
Wednesday, August 19th
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Pioneer Park Pavilion
In addition to Ezra Meeker's replica covered wagon (courtesy of the Puyallup Historical Society), historic photographs and artifacts will be displayed from the Washington State Fair, the Puyallup School District, Good Samaritan Hospital, the Daffodil Festival, and the Puyallup Police Department. A free raffle will give attendees the chance to win items donated by South Hill Mall, Absher Construction, The Washington State Fair, Mel Korum YMCA, and Tiffany's Skate Inn.
In association with the event, the Puyallup Historical Society will establish a temporary satellite museum on the ground floor of City Hall. The "Little Museum" will operate from August 15th through the 23rd and admission will be free. The Historical Society has planned an entire week's worth of activities and events to celebrate the Meeker Mansion's own Quasquicentennial.
The Puyallup Public Library will also be part of the fun on August 19th. The Local History Room will be open all day, and a photo booth will be set up for patrons to dress in period costume for photos. The library is also offering a local history quiz as part of the fun and those with correct responses will be entered in a drawing for a $25.00 Amazon gift card.The City of Puyallup was founded in 1890 and now's the time to gather together to pay homage to our fascinating history and celebrate our 125-year-old roots and sustaining pioneer spirit! Read more
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The C.I.T. (Counselor in Training) program is extremely popular this year as well, with 29 participants signed up. The C.I.T. program gives 14-15 year olds the opportunity to learn the demands and responsibilities of being a camp counselor. They get hands on experience in a camp setting that prepares them to get a job as a camp counselor once they turn 16.Read more


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Read the mail. Sell me out, but please not till $10.BTW, the 30 questions are all alligned to flow.In a nutshell:Begin with the obvious (recent crashes), to simple (anticipated Q$ release), to more specific (ceding business, Q$ reserves against defferec tax, invested asset write downs and portfolio composition, profit expectation, Q4 estimates, merger provisions, S&P meeting date, standbay LOC with BH/Chubb, preferred dividend reinstatement and issues, dillution up to 550 mill for conversion, warrant price/issued/exercisable, Lloyds capacity net or gross, lack of insider buying and 10Q 1,365,000 new options dated Dec 16, impact of regulators taking US companies, impact on credit rating and going concern if LaSalle under, the 3.7 mill shares, Mr. Deutsch's ownership vs. insider position, actuarial report supposed to be done/finalization/release date/good or bad/material/hows it going/meet S&P and others after to help upgrade, Greenhills role as consultant or debt for equity swap, April debt issue expected resolution/dillution issues or refinance, stock below $1 and NYSE listing concerns/what are you doing about it, cash and assets vs. share price leave you ripe for a corporate raid - is there a share holder plan to prevent hostile takeover/in CC Marty not opposed to Chubb or BH buyout so it it an option being weighed if prive increases, where do you see TWK in 6 mths and 12 on debt-actuarials-share price-ownership, can we expect greater communication to avoid shares dropping on unsubstantaieted speculation.
stuck:By and large a great set of questions. If only you can get in the perverbial door. I don't doubt the man is very busy now and getting busier... Q4 has to be in draft form soon--2 weeks probably--for board to review and right now auditors need numbers. It's possible he's avoiding you. Does he know the nature of your call? As I recall you said you left your name and that of your law firm. If you didn't say why you were calling, it's conceivable he thinks you are an attorney for one of crash victims' families, atlhough the insurance company's CFO is probably not the person an attorney would call on that subject. Speaking of the crash and looking at the sequence of your topics, my gut feeling is that the crash question should be near the end, almost by-the-way... Judging from Marty's reluctance to answer the same question, you could elicit a defensive reaction. That dampen the tone of the whole conversation. For our purposes tone is as nearly important as substance. A relaxed respondent is more likely to reveal his state of mind than a wary one. In any case, whatever you get is more than we have now... Appreciate your efforts...Jad
Add my appreciation to the list stuck.I'm all for you making a site visit to Stamford. Six messages feels like 5 too many- but I expect Mr. Hunte's busier than he's been in a long time and hasn't had the call you've had for client/customer responsiveness...Go forth and conquer-s
stuck_pig2003:I'm an investment professional who couldn't begin to put together a list of questions as complete as yours. My feeling is that with you representing our interests we are in really competent hands. I am also really pleased when someone like Mr. Hunte with an "e" doesn't quite get around to returning phone calls. I'm just sorry you aren't in a position to influence his bonus and/or stock options. I don't care if you are a lawyer, I think you're one hell of a guy.
Got Aspirin?That's a load of questions. I'm not sure the board can afford your rate per hour on this volume of questions....lolGood questions, not sure he woud be allowed to answer many of them, so be ready to jump to the next ones in line.If you can get answers to those, we'll know where we are in life.Good List Waldo!


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The introduction by Sir John Thomson Walker to this small book of scarcely a hundred pages strikes the keynote in regard to this modern method of urologic diagnosis. Three points stressed by him will bear verbatim quotation.
I may be permitted to lay stress on three points. The method is not one for the occasional dabbler in cystoscopy. There are dangers connected with pyelography that make it desirable that only those practiced in the use of the cystoscope and accustomed to the delicate manipulations necessary for ureteral catheterization should undertake the work.
The second point is that a pyelogram, when obtained, must be read by the experienced eye if grave mistakes in interpretation and consequently in operation are to be avoided.
The third point is that only those cases should be submitted to pyelography in which the information desired could not be obtained equally well by other less severe methods
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PARIS Three hospitals near Damascus reported 355 deaths after an alleged chemical attack last Wednesday out of around 3,600 admissions with nerve gas-type symptoms, the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said on Saturday.
The Syrian opposition has accused government forces of gassing hundreds of people on Wednesday by firing rockets that released deadly fumes into rebel-held Damascus suburbs, killing men, women and children as they slept.
Opposition estimates for the death toll have ranged from 500 to well over double that number, but, with U.N. observers unable to visit the site, there has been no independent verification.
MSF has no staff of its own in the Damascus region, but has been supporting hospitals and medical networks there since 2012.
"The reported symptoms of the patients, in addition to the epidemiological pattern of the events - characterised by the massive influx of patients in a short period of time, the origin of the patients, and the contamination of medical and first aid workers - strongly indicate mass exposure to a neurotoxic agent," MSF director of operations Bart Janssens said in a statement.
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NanoOptics Lab hosts first seminar about new research opportunities
New tools available in the NanoOptics lab – and the vast research questions they could help investigate – will be the focus of a talk on nanoscale measurements and evaluation hosted by the Maryland NanoCenter next week, Wednesday, April 10, at 1:30 p.m.
Dr. Vildana Hodzic, the lab's director, will present an overview of the equipment's capabilities and of recent research that this equipment could host.
The NanoOptics Lab, the newest facility of the NanoCenter, is located on the campus of the University of Maryland in the Energy Research Facility Building #223, also known as the IREAP building. The seminar will take place in room 1207.
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Abstract: Opportunities, challenges, and frontiers of nanoscale measurements using probe nano lab Ntegra Spectra will be presented. Ntegra Spectra combines the full power of scanning probe microscopy, confocal Raman and fluorescence microscopy and scanning near-field optical microscopy (SNOM) in one platform. It supports most of the existing AFM modes providing comprehensive information about physical properties of the sample with nanometer scale resolution: local stiffness, elasticity, conductivity, capacitance, magnetization, surface potential and work function, friction, piezoresponse etc. In addition to surface metrology, the AFM can be used to locally modify the sample. Simultaneously with AFM, confocal Fluorescence and Raman measurements provide information about sample chemical composition, crystal structure and its orientation, presence of impurities and defects, macromolecular conformation, and so on. Additionally, Rayleigh imaging and SNOM can be used to get local optical properties of the sample.
The ultimate goal of integrating AFM with Raman/fluorescence spectroscopy is to break the diffraction limit by using a special AFM probe and to reach resolutions of just a few tens of nanometers. This can be achieved in the Tip-Enhanced Raman (TERS) microscopy experiments. Examples of lateral resolution of Raman (TERS) maps less than 15 nm will be shown.
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Editor's note: Every Monday, senior NBA writer Marc Stein reviews the week that was -- and takes a quick look ahead -- in "Reverse Slams."
Thank you, Rest of the West.
Thanks, at the very least, to those teams that heeded Friday's call for some improvement from various outposts on the Wild Side to supplement what the Los Angeles Lakers are doing.
Victories at San Antonio and Dallas on consecutive nights only solidified the Lakers' grip on the top spot in ESPN.com's NBA Power Rankings for the sixth week running.
Yet we also note Minnesota going to Sacramento and winning in (what else?) overtime Friday night, with Kevin Garnett's 33 points and 25 rebounds deciding the fourth successive game between those teams to go past 48 minutes.
We speak of the Wolves completing a 3-0 week, all as the traveling team, and of Houston's back-to-back victories over New Orleans and Detroit. The Rockets beat the Hornets on the road, then rode Yao Ming's 22 points and 20 boards in holding off the Pistons.
Even the Spurs winning at Orlando and Miami, on Friday and Saturday, represented an improvement from the group that is supposed to make the West so mighty and merciless.
Questions and answers about this edition of the rankings will be included as part of my weekly Monday chat at 5 p.m. ET.
Team of the Week
Toronto Raptors. Beaucoup competition for this honor, but the Raps proved irresistible by going 4-0. Not because of the teams they beat -- Sixers (away), Celtics, Hawks and Sonics -- but how they did it. Toronto averaged exactly 100 points in the victories, sweeping its first four games since acquiring Jalen Rose and Donyell Marshall from Chicago. Before the trade, remember, Toronto was averaging 78 points per game. Seventy-eight. As a bonus, the Raptors installed themselves as the fifth East team with a record over .500. That's one-third of the conference!
Male of the Week
Carmelo Anthony. 'Melo didn't stop after Tuesday's victory over Cleveland gave him a 2-0 season sweep against rival and dinner companion LeBron James. Anthony averaged 26.7 points on 52.2-percent shooting in wins over the Cavs and two over Golden State, as Denver's winning streak reached six games. The streak was halted Sunday with a home loss to Boston, but Anthony posted a respectable double-double (17 points, 10 boards) against the Celtics and has lifted his field-goal percentage for the season to 40 percent, after spending the first month of his pro career in the 30s.
E-Mail of the Week
- Has anyone told the Magic that LeBron has already been drafted?
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STEIN: I like the witty ones as much as the legit questions. Wish that line was mine, Kris.
Speak of the Week
"That monkey is big. It's a gorilla. It's an elephant. It's a refrigerator."
—Orlando's Juwan Howard, after the Magic's losing streak was stretched to 19 games Saturday night in Dallas.
Line of the Week
Another category with loads of competition, because there were some eye-popping lines this week -- like Voshon Lenard scoring 38 for Denver in a victory over Golden State, with 26 points alone in the opening quarter. Look, though, at what O'Neal did on the back end of a back-to-back, after the Pacers were pounded by the Lakers. The Suns certainly aren't the biggest team in the world, but these numbers are vicious nonetheless.
Stat of the Week
Allen Iverson leads the league in four major categories. That would be scoring (29.4 ppg), minutes (43.7 mpg), steals (2.95 spg) ... and free-throw attempts (10.25 per game). Iverson, of course, complained the other night that he isn't going to the line enough, because referees subconsciously think he's tough enough to take a pounding. Only four other players -- Shaquille O'Neal (9.3) and Kobe Bryant (8.6) of the Lakers, the L.A. Clippers' Corey Maggette (8.5) and San Antonio's Tim Duncan (8.2) -- shoot as many as eight free throws per game.
Stat of the Weak
In addition to threatening the NBA record for most consecutive losses (23), Orlando has already clinched the longest losing streak for a team that had a winning record the previous season. The Magic went 42-40 in 2002-03.
19 '03-04 Magic
17 '64-65 Warriors
15 '01-02 Rockets
13 '01-02 Raptors
13 '93-94 Celtics
13 '77-78 Rockets
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