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Mike Brown hosted Tuesday's annual media luncheon that opens training camp and while he praised Vontaze Burfict and wondered about his three-game suspension, Marvin Lewis gave a ringing endorsement of new right tackle Cedric Ogbuehi. Meanwhile, Darrin Simmons is hosting a casting call at punt return.
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than the All Blacks panel envisaged.
With no reports of serious injury, fullback, wing, halfback,
lock, blindside flanker and hooker will be the areas for more
intense thought before the side to play Wales is chosen.
Israel Dagg is reported to be recovering from his buttocks
damage but in the event of continuing drama, Cory Jane
reminded the panel of his value at the back.
When he came on as a sub, he handled the high ball with his
usual aplomb, played well positionally and glided across the
park, bringing Julian Savea and Hosea Gear more into the test
from the wings.
That is a possible back three if Dagg is not fit and would
set two big wings against Wales super-sized wings. Otherwise
there is little between the work of Savea and Gear if one has
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At halfback, Aaron Smith had another match where he was
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the start.
Brodie Retallick was one of the forwards who made his mark.
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effective and there was an edge to his play that others
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bike but never hopped off the pedals to play.
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lines. He, like a few others, looked a touch out of sync.
That should put Vito into the frame for blindside as a robust
selection topic. Hooker may be decided by the medics.
Keven Mealamu felt something awry with his calf and retired,
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The victims, in their mid-20s, are in critical condition after surgery. They each suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
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1Of, affecting, or arising in the mind; related to the mental and emotional state of a person: the victim had sustained physical and psychological damage
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- More than 1,000 high school seniors are headed to the University of Alabama for Boys State and Girls State.
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We spent a very enjoyable 8 nights at this hotel in mid July. Our room was spotlessly clean and the view from our balcony was spectacular. This is a family run hotel and all the staff were helpful and friendly, especially Umberto, whose Great Great Grandfather first opened the hotel. The food in the restaurant was excellent and we dined on the terrace several times, enjoying the views of the coast below. The breakfast was also good and served fresh orange juice, rather than the condensed juice you get at many hotels. Although the pool area is not large, there were always sun beds available and on a couple of days we had the pool to ourselves, which was lovely. I agree with some other reviewers that the rooms do need to be upgraded, however this hotel is good value for money and the family make you feel very welcome and make your holiday one to remember. I would definitely stay there again.
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- Since 1880 Hotel Bonadies has been providing wonderful hospitality in Ravello, one of the most panoramic spots of the Amalfi Coast. Enjoy comfortable rooms, a warm welcoming and good food. Hotel Bonadies offers an outdoor swimming pool with Jacuzzi area, where you can enjoy the beautiful sea view. The establishment also offers Shiatsu and relaxing massages. All rooms are elegant and refined. Different types of rooms are available, and each with a different, yet amazing view of the sea or the mountains. The real treat while at Hotel Bonadies is the exquisite food. Many couples choose this hotel to get married in in style. All dishes are prepared only with the freshest ingredients and following traditional Mediterranean and regional recipes. Most ingredients and products come from the establishment's La Rotonda gardens, open for visits. During this visit you will be able to pick the precious Limoni Sfusati (a local variety of lemons) used in many of the hotel's menus. ... more less
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I'm struggling to get nested attributes down. Working off of Railscast 196, I tried to setup my own app that does basic nesting. Users can create scavenger hunts. Each hunt consists of a series of tasks (that can belong to any hunt, not just one). I got a little help here and tried to learn from a post with a similar issue, but I'm still stuck. I've been hacking around for hours and I've hit a brick wall.
class HuntsController < ApplicationController
def index
@title = "All Hunts"
@hunts = Hunt.paginate(:page => params[:page])
def show
@hunt = Hunt.find(params[:id])
@title = @hunt.name
@tasks = @hunst.tasks.paginate(:page => params[:page])
def new
if current_user?(nil) then
redirect_to signin_path
@hunt = Hunt.new
@title = "New Hunt"
3.times do
#hunt = @hunt.tasks.build
#hunt = @hunt.hunt_tasks.build
hunt = @hunt.hunt_tasks.build.build_task
def create
@hunt = Hunt.new(params[:hunt])
if @hunt.save
flash[:success] = "Hunt created!"
redirect_to hunts_path
@title = "New Hunt"
render 'new'
With this code, when I try and create a new hunt, I'm told that there's no method "build_task" (it's undefined). So when I remove that line and use the second bit of code that's commented out above, I get the error below.
NoMethodError in Hunts#new
Showing /Users/bendowney/Sites/MyChi/app/views/shared/_error_messages.html.erb where line #1 raised:
You have a nil object when you didn't expect it!
You might have expected an instance of ActiveRecord::Base.
The error occurred while evaluating nil.errors
Extracted source (around line #1):
1: <% if object.errors.any? %>
2:

3:
<%= pluralize(object.errors.count, "error") %>
4: prohibited this <%= object.class.to_s.underscore.humanize.downcase %>
Trace of template inclusion: app/views/tasks/_fields.html.erb, app/views/hunts/_fields.html.erb, app/views/hunts/new.html.erb
And when I use the first bit of code that's commented out in the hunt controller, then I get an error telling me that my 'new' method has an unintialized constant:
NameError in HuntsController#new
uninitialized constant Hunt::Tasks
I'm at my wit's end. Any suggestions on what exactly I'm doing wrong? Or a strategy Here are my models:
class Hunt < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :hunt_tasks
has_many :tasks, :through => :hunt_tasks #, :foreign_key => :hunt_id
attr_accessible :name
validates :name, :presence => true,
:length => { :maximum => 50 } ,
:uniqueness => { :case_sensitive => false }
class Task < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :hunt_tasks
has_many :hunts, :through => :hunt_tasks#, :foreign_key => :hunt_id
attr_accessible :name
validates :name, :presence => true,
:length => { :maximum => 50 } ,
:uniqueness => { :case_sensitive => false }
class HuntTask < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :hunts # the id for the association is in this table
belongs_to :tasks


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Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, L.P. owns and manages energy transportation and storage assets in North America. Kinder Morgan is a dividend achiever as well as a component of the S&P 500 index. It has increased distributions for the past 13 years. For the past decade this dividend growth stock has delivered annualized total returns of 17.40 % to its shareholders.
At the same time company has managed to deliver an 14.20% average annual increase in its cash flow per unit since 1999.
The returns on assets have been very stable between 7% and 8% with the exception of 2007.
Annual distributions have increased by 12.10% on average over the past 10 years.
A 12% growth in distributions translates into the dividend payment doubling almost every six years. If we look at historical data, going as far back as 1993, we would see that Kinder Morgan has actually managed to double its dividend payment every five years on average.
The company has several projects worth $6 billion in its pipeline, which should add to incremental distributable cash flow per unit over the next few years.
Over the past decade the distribution payout ratio has been rather stable between 50% and 60%. For this company I used the ratio of current cash flow/unit to the annual distribution/unit. A lower payout is always a plus, since it leaves room for consistent dividend growth minimizing the impact of short-term fluctuations in earnings.
The main risks for Kinder Morgan include increase in interest rates, which would increase the company's borrowing costs to finance future projects and make its units less attractive to investors seeking its fat yield. Another risk could include adverse change in the legal structure of master limited partnerships, similar to what has happened to Canadian Royalty trusts. Thus investors should be careful not to have an overweight exposure to Kinder Morgan and Master Limited Partnerships in their portfolios. In addition to that as a mature MLP, the company distributes 50% of incremental cash flows to the general partner, which is higher in comparison to other pipeline operators.
Overall I think that Kinder Morgan is an attractive option for investors seeking current income as well as for those seeking future distribution growth as well. The company currently yields 7.50% and recently announced that it expects to raise its annual distributions to $4.40/unit from this year's $4.20/unit. The company does have enough distributable cash flow to cover its distributions, in addition to having a stable toll booth type income streams from its pipeline operations.
There is an easy way to invest in Kinder Morgan (KMP) if you do not want to worry about K-1 tax forms. If you choose KMR they would pay their distributions directly as additional shares, which is similar to automatic dividend reinvestment. If you choose to invest in KMP in an IRA, consider investing in KMR . KMR is a great vehicle for taxable accounts as well since their distributions are not taxable when received, and thus shareholders are not issued an annual 1099 tax form. You would pay taxes only when you sell your units.
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It's neither "classic" nor EDC, as has been mentioned, but the longevity on Tom Ford Neroli Portofino is good. Smells great. I'm a fan.
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It's neither "classic" nor EDC, as has been mentioned, but the longevity on Tom Ford Neroli Portofino is good. Smells great. I'm a fan.
I'm a dissertator (Italian literature), but shifting my path. (I don't believe I'll be a professor anymore, unless it's in some sort of hybrid teaching and academic technology role.) Like others...
Thanks for all of the responses.
Quick update: Got a Seiko SNK809 for Christmas. Entry level automatic. Will be a weekend, casual, knock around type of thing.
Still looking for something...
The first two I thought of were Terre d'Hermès and John Varvatos Artisan.
Since these are both pretty readily available, I'd try before you buy.
Back in college (undergrad, not the present and never-ending grad school) I basically gave away -- sold for very little on ebay -- a bottle of Helmut Lang Men. Wouldn't mind having that one back. I...
I finally tried this one today and I also found it to be a little similar to The One Gentleman. Though my nose hasn't practiced enough to pick out what caused me to link them. I'll try my sample...
watchuseek.com is a great resource.
Looking into Seiko, Christopher Ward, and Hamilton. Possibly Invicta if I end up going with a diver. We'll see.
I like vetiver and I like fig. I'd be curious to sample that one.
I came across the deal on ebay and figured it was worth $4.50 to see if they would send a fresh bottle.
Got it yesterday -- real deal. I'll probably use it as a gift.
Thanks to both of you for the suggestions. I'll take a look.
YSL Rive Gauche is one of my favorite fragrances. It smells great, plus it's an outstanding value. And it doesn't smell like the latest teenage craze. Classy and classic.
Any suggestions on a...
Thanks, I'm glad it worked out well too. I don't work directly with the colleague in question very often, but I get along with her just fine. Glad it didn't become an issue.
Scenario: Last week a colleague of mine sent out an email to everyone in the office, labeling it her perennial request for a fragrance-free work zone. Fragrance causes migraines for her, even if...
Just found the thread yesterday and I've had fun catching up. Thanks for your enjoyable process and input on these fragrances.
Agreed 100%. Wearing it today.
It's a great scent that's very warm. But I had to sell it. There's something about it (too sweet?) that just got to me. Sigh.
I do enjoy Eau de l'Occitan.
I've built my small collection mostly on partial bottles (I've done pretty well considering my meager budget). It's not large, but I do feel like simplifying. However, my desire to downsize wanes...
I often get this kind of comment from my wife. It usually means I'm onto something really good!
(I'm 32.)
Giving this one another bump.
I'd be curious to find out more about the line since I'm writing my dissertation on Lorenzo's lyric poetry.
Kouros Cologne Sport and Chanel Allure homme Sport are the two that I'd recommend.
About a year ago it was $8 to ship to the states.
And then I got a call from my credit card company asking to verify the purchase from London. heh heh.
I'd like to find a partial bottle of...
I've never come across the vintage, but I like the "gasoline" in the current one. Just picked up a small bottle recently. Wore it today, in fact.
Kouros Cologne Sport
Didn't intend for that to be a link. Not sure what happened.
Banana Republic Classic
Dior Homme
Please do keep us posted. I've been interested lately in a decant of Cuba.
Primrose, out of sheer curiosity, how did you choose Canali Black Diamond?
I happen to have a Ducati Monster (but I haven't ridden it in years -- see above) and I enjoy the original Canali. ...
Oh, and I saw a thread not too long ago about a new Ducati fragrance. Wonder if it's any good.
Unfortunately my bike has been sitting in my parents' garage for years since I don't have anywhere to put it at my current place (and I'm not just going to leave it out in the Wisconsin winters).
This summer I've found myself reaching for YSL Kouros Eau de Cologne Sport.
I got a hold of a slightly used bottle recently. I like it for a sporty fragrance. Surprisingly, my wife is a fan.
I've been wearing a lot of Grey Vetiver since I got it around Christmas time.
age: 32
Yep. I try to not let it bother me anymore. I sometimes still try to find common ground, though.
I enjoy it. Very versatile fragrance that you can confidently wear in just about any circumstance.
Good question. I wouldn't buy something in the price range of the Private Blend line without sampling it first, regardless of how the sample is acquired. However, I'm not near any retailers. ...
For me it's YSL Rive Gauche.
I can associate with the desire to simplify. Simplicity can be liberating and it can be elegant. I feel that way at times and others I don't; sometimes I want roots and sometimes I want wings.
The only place I've been able to test it was at a fragrance outlet.
bokaba, don't we usually come to you for advice on citrus?
As you stated, C&S Neroli is great.
I really enjoy Neroli Portofino as well, but, as you mention, it is on the synthetic side. I don't...
Thanks, petruccijc. I was counting on a suggestion from you.
If you like Tom Ford Oud Wood, you might also like __ (insert designer / less expensive option) __ .
M7 seems like a pretty good option. Any others?
I like to get a solid collection of 10-12 fragrances that I enjoy. I'm going to do it without breaking the bank. Probably only a couple of niche fragrances in the mix.
I think this was at TJ Maxx this morning. I didn't even give it a look... but I'll see if they still have it next time I'm in.
Occitane Eau des Baux
I wasn't feeling well last week and I couldn't even think about this stuff without feeling nauseous. It's so super sweet in the opening. But, when in the mood for it, it's...
I'm a fan of both C&S Neroli and TF Neroli Portofino.
Renato, you've got it. Here's my translation...
A variation on lightness, a radiant composition between shadow and light, Le Baiser du Dragon (french: kiss of the dragon) for this spring is...
I have no idea, but I laughed when I saw the thread title. Great question.
AdP Colonia Assoluta
I'm sampling Man.Aubusson today. I read the reviews and some suggested it was cloying -- I figured a freezing Wisconsin day might be a good time to give it a try. I like the fruity opening quite a...
Z Zegna
Just picked up a very slightly used bottle on the cheap. I like it for what it is. It's pretty cold today in Wisconsin (and I wanted to pretend like it isn't).
Was at the mall last night, so I stopped by Sephora. Got a sample of Bvlgari Man that I'm trying out today. I like it (particularly the vetiver and woods mix). It could make a great choice for the...
Today it's TF Oud Wood. yum.
Didn't wear anything yesterday because of an interview.
Nazareno Gabrielli for men
Just got an ounce of Lanvin Arpège pour homme yesterday and today's the first wearing. I really like it so far. Good stuff. I don't always like really sweet stuff, but I do like this one.
Banana Republic Slate has a metallic feel to it. In a good way.
Paul Smith London
I think I'll try out Creed Aventus today.
TF Tobacco Vanille
3rd day in a row...
TF Tobacco Vanille ... just a dab will do
Tom Ford Grey Vetiver
I like Guerlain Vetiver. I get "old man" from my wife. But she surprisingly likes TF Grey Vetiver. I certainly like it to, so it will eventually be my bottle purchase instead of Guerlain.
Bvlgari Black
Acqua di Parma Colonia Assoluta
That's cool. It can be very satisfying to make something on your own. Well done.
Agreed on the suggestions above for the differences.
Check out this thread for more suggestions than you may ever want for examples of "Fall/Winter" fragrances:
I agree that it sounds interesting. I'd be curious to see if mushrooms could be something I'd want to smell like. I can't imagine that it would be.
I'm a fan of a number of the private blends from Tom Ford (from the small amounts that I've been able to try). My current favorite is probably Neroli Portofino. Seems like an odd choice for a...
Terre d'Hermès
Got an unexpected compliment from the Mrs.
I was trying out Czech & Speake Citrus Paradisi last night. I wanted to like it, but it's too dirty for me. Seems like it would be what an elderly woman's musk smells like. So my wife asked me if...
TF Grey Vetiver
My family's probably a little too redneck (I use that term affectionately) to have worried about it much.
My dad had a bottle of Polo that he wore maybe once a week to church. I tried to get...
Lolita Lempicka au Masculin
bokaba and others, any thoughts on Dunhill for men that you haven't already expressed in posted reviews?
That's what I worry about, even if R&G is on the affordable side of the spectrum.
Mostly the same here too. Except they did have a 3.4 oz of Tommy Bahama for $20 that I've hinted at for a gift idea...
Out of curiosity, do you mention getting an older version for the sake of the packaging? Or is it a finer fragrance? Curious.
TdH is versatile, but I wouldn't consider it a "safe" blind buy. It's a good choice, just try before you buy.
Of that group, I'd likely prefer AdP Colonia Assoluta.
Burberry London
Paul Smith London
I like the rubber and vanilla mix. My wife likes that it's sweet, but not too sweet. Good stuff.
She prefers Neroli Portofino to C&S Neroli, but isn't wowed by it like I am (and I'm wowed by both).
Just got the chance to try Neroli Portofino and it's incredible! Now I've got two Neroli based ones that I really like.
I was going to suggest Lolita Lempicka AM, and now see that you got a sample.
It can easily become too sweet if you apply too much, but it's a good one.
Perhaps I'll go with Samhain. I got a little bit of it an a grab bag of samples I got recently.
Check out the only review: http://www.basenotes.net/ID26122818.html
Seems appropriate.
Jil Sander Feeling Man
It's a Grey Vetiver day.
For whatever it's worth, it's the only fragrance my 3-year-old son wears. ha!
If he's around when I'm putting anything on, then he'll immediately ask for "the green one!"
AdP Colonia Assoluta
I definitely a fan. It has good longevity on me. I was pretty shocked when my wife said that she liked it too. I didn't expect her to like vetiver at all. All signs point to acquiring a bottle at...
For information and access, it would seem so. I don't have enough experience or expertise to comment on the products of today as a whole.
I opted for this one today. I have a sample that will last me for some time because it really doesn't take much. I've been sniffing my wrist all day...
Czech and Speake Neroli.
To me, Italian Cypress is very similar to Z-14 but with considerably more longevity.
I reached my sample of this one today too. Just a tiny bit goes a long way.
Assoluta, though I really enjoy the original Colonia as well. Haven't tried the others yet.
day 2 of Armani Eau pour homme
Wore it today and didn't notice much soapiness this time. The longevity was really poor, though. I wonder if, indeed, I do have a mini that's just a little off. I'll have to compare against a...
Armani Eau pour homme
I have them in an open box in a drawer.
Bottles on the left.
Minis in the middle.
Samples on the right.
I also have a bag of stuff I'm going to sell sitting on top of my chest of drawers.


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Marion Eames (born Gwladys Marion Griffith Eames;[1] 5 February 1921 – 3 April 2007) was a Welsh novelist.[2]
Marion was born in Birkenhead, Cheshire, of Welsh parents, but was brought up at Dolgellau from the age of 4, where she attended Dr Williams's School. A talented musician (she played the harp and piano), she graduated from Guildhall College, London.
Marion worked as a librarian in Dolgellau then at Aberystwyth University before becoming a radio producer with the BBC in Cardiff. She was an early scriptwriter for the long running Welsh soap Pobol Y Cwm and was also for a time a regional organizer for Plaid Cymru. In 1955 she married Quaker journalist Griffith Williams.
Her best-known work is Y Stafell Ddirgel (also translated into English as (The Secret Room), published in 1969. This was later made into a BBC television drama series.[3]
A follow on novel was Y Rhiandir Mwyn ("The Fair Wilderness"). Her autobiography was published in 1995.
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- ^ The Independent (6 April 2007)
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m. knight (guest)No strings attached and friends with benefits, and killers and knight and day should be added to this list.March 28, 2012 at 3:39AM ESTReply to Comment
Lord Bullingdon (guest)Valmont(1989) and Dangerous Liaisons(1988) would be another good example. Both have their charms.
And who could forget the triple threat of 1989:
Deep Star Six, Leviathan, and The AbyssMarch 28, 2012 at 4:02AM ESTReply to Comment
TemminkOne from 2010/11, 'Centurion' and 'The Eagle' both about the Roman 9th Legion gone missing in Britannia.March 28, 2012 at 4:14AM ESTReply to Comment
szati (guest)Also: "1492: Conquest of Paradise" vs. "Christopher Columbus: The Discovery" (both 1992), "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" vs. "Robin Hood" (both 1991), "Mission to Mars" vs. "Red Planet" (both 2000), "The Killing of John Lennon" (2006) vs. "Chapter 27" (2007), "The Abyss" vs. "Deep Star Six" vs. "Leviathan" (both 1989), "Madagascar" (2005) vs. "The Wild" (2006), "K-9" vs. "Turner & Hooch" (both 1989)...March 28, 2012 at 4:16AM ESTReply to Comment
szati (guest)or "Stigmata" vs. "End of Days" (both 1999)March 28, 2012 at 4:22AM ESTReply to Comment
troopermsuHow about the slew of body-swap movies in the late 80s? No fewer than four were released in a 9-month period. Late Oct '87, 'Like Father Like Son' (Dudley Moore/Kirk Cameron); early '88, 'Vice Versa' (Judge Reinhold/Fred Savage); spring '88, '18 Again!' (George Burns/Charlie Schlatter) summer '88, 'Big' (Tom Hanks). Although 'Big' wasn't exactly a body-swap movie, it certainly contained similar elements of all the others. And don't forget in '91 the classic 'Switch' with Ellen Barkin and Jimmy Smits.March 28, 2012 at 4:46AM ESTReply to Comment
Luke (guest)Wall-E and The Dark KnightMarch 28, 2012 at 5:14AM ESTReply to Comment
paburrows (guest)Speaking of Antz/Bugs Life Dreamworks and Disney Pixar copy each other all the time.March 28, 2012 at 11:59AM ESTReply to Comment
dave1279Great gallery! Very interesting.March 28, 2012 at 1:28PM ESTReply to Comment
The Guest (guest)1964 Dr. Strangelove and Fail Safe has to be the ultimateMarch 28, 2012 at 3:09PM ESTReply to Comment
The Guest (guest)1964 Dr. Strangelove and Fail SafeMarch 28, 2012 at 3:09PM ESTReply to Comment
alphabetRed Planet Vs. Mission To Mars...March 28, 2012 at 4:24PM ESTReply to Comment
mmcb105I have one more to add to the list:
This article vs. a list on cracked.com from 2007 (http://www.cracked.com/article_15028_attack-clones-suspiciously-similar-movie-showdown_p2.html)March 28, 2012 at 5:12PM ESTReply to Comment
Michael Hutchison (guest)I kept waiting for the "Failsafe" and "Dr. Strangelove" matchup, which would be the most famous occurrence of this phenomenon. To overlook it... I would hazard a guess at the author's lack of knowledge about film, except that I'd never heard of Prefontaine.March 29, 2012 at 8:28AM ESTReply to Comment
troopermsuGiven that the earliest film on this list is from 1993, either the authors' knowledge doesn't extend before that or they or their editors believe the readers of this site don't care about too much about anything before the 90s. Including 'Chasing Liberty' and 'First Daughter'? Come on.March 29, 2012 at 5:25PM EST
Scott Malcolm (guest)Rob Roy & Braveheart!!March 29, 2012 at 8:58AM ESTReply to Comment
Scott Malcolm (guest)Rob Roy vs Braveheart!!March 29, 2012 at 8:59AM ESTReply to Comment
Adam (guest)Dominion & Exorcist: The BeginningMarch 29, 2012 at 11:58AM ESTReply to Comment
abby536Those 2 are actually the same movie. There was some kind of drama with the director so they remade the entire movie with much of the same cast. I believe there were also script changes. I saw one of these in the theater and have always wanted to see the other....but I truly cannot remember which one I saw.March 29, 2012 at 4:37PM EST
celsius_maximusThe 6th Sense and Stir of Echos.March 29, 2012 at 11:02PM ESTReply to Comment
syanur (guest)beautiful, graceful, and fascinating
http://interesting-news.infoMarch 30, 2012 at 5:18PM ESTReply to Comment
Ray (guest)Making the screen version of Rogers & Hammersteins's OJKLAHOMA!(1955) was filmed twice, same title same story but in two different cinema formats.March 31, 2012 at 9:10AM ESTReply to Comment
Ray (guest)The screen version of Rogers & Hammerstein's OKLAHOMA!(1955)was filmed twice. Same story, same title, But different cinema formats,March 31, 2012 at 9:13AM ESTReply to Comment
StanWarnerJrSurprised that The Matrix, March 31 1999 Vs. The Thirteenth Floor, May 28 1999 didn't make the list.April 3, 2012 at 10:14PM ESTReply to Comment
Joe (guest)This phenomenon is known as "simucinegenesis": http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=simucinegenesisAugust 8, 2012 at 10:44PM ESTReply to Comment
Señor Spielbergo (guest)I've put together a new podcast that talks about just these films, starting with Volcano/Deep Impact! Our website is www.doppelfeature.com and on iTunes it's https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/doppel-feature-movie-vs.-movie/id570591802November 26, 2012 at 12:41AM ESTReply to Comment
Señor Spielbergo (guest)I've put together a new podcast that talks about just these films, starting with Volcano/Deep Impact! Our website is www.doppelfeature.com and on iTunes it's https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/doppel-feature-movie-vs.-movie/id570591802November 26, 2012 at 12:43AM ESTReply to Comment
GarySFThought for sure White House Down and Olympus Has Fallen would be on this list. The latter was much, much better.July 1, 2014 at 9:22AM ESTReply to Comment


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Celebrity in their infinite wisdom has decided to cut their entertainment staff in half. less people, less activities.
If you are not a pool person there was not much to do. This was a very boring cruise. I'm used to having three or four trivia games per day. On this cruise we had one trivia (quiz) in five day including two sea days. I have been on 132 cruises with enough on Celebrity to be Elite Plus and I can honestly say that the Trivia games have always been very popular.
The number of trivia games per day is one of the reason I have made Celebrity my favorite cruise line.
For those interested in scrap booking, crafts and Zumba those are also gone.
The first production show was terrible. The songs were unrecognizable and the dancing was not much better.
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The ship was very nice and clean and the staff for the most part was very nice.
The second production show was much better. The magician More and the contortionist were excellent and the two comedians were pretty good.
The food and service in the restaurants was also very good.
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"It must have been obvious that I wasn't being myself Fiz," said Maria, returning to the Cobbles from Cyprus with some honey-flavoured cakes, blonder hair, posh coffee and her sanity.
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Been impersonating stalkers and sending fake texts to your best mates? Yeah, then you've got to take what you can get on the friends front.
Even if one of them is your ex and every conversation you have with him is watched over by the bloke he cheated on you with from the nearest available lurking position.
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We got some news on Steve searching for the hero inside himself
Unfortunately he searched for him but he couldn't find him.
All-expenses paid trips to Barbados aren't all that big a deal to the Platts
Kylie and David got an invite for an all-expenses trip to Barbados for the launch of a new hotel, which Kylie seemed to react quite casually too, mildly chuffed as though Becky had just offered to pay her train fare to Deansgate and buy her a McChicken sandwich.
David's even less keen, for reasons that - like most things at the moment round at the Platts - revolve around Les Dennis.
Gail doesn't know what they're worried about.
She is quite comfortable giving Les Dennis biscuits from her secret stash and doesn't think he's a robber any more and also, hadn't David ever made a mistake?
"I think we know the answer to that," she muttered as David ran mentally through trying to kill his brother, nearly killing his baby niece, faked a suicide attempt and pushing his mum down the stairs.
If you sleep with a woman you shouldn't in soap, don't expect to go anywhere without seeing her
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Gail can spot a wrong' un a mile off. Which makes the last 20 years very confusing
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In the end, it was not so much about architecture, about solemn memorial pits or soaring gardens in the sky. Instead, the decision announced yesterday to choose Daniel Libeskind's design for the World Trade Center site revolved mainly around politics, economics and engineering, people close to the selection process said.
Almost immediately after the decision was announced, civic groups, downtown business leaders and others began debating the details that will be needed to put the plan into effect.
Many of those details also played a part in the selection of Mr. Libeskind. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg focused on economics at a briefing on the two finalist plans for the site, favoring the street life that the Libeskind plan would create, including a vibrant public plaza that would form a new crossroads of commerce and culture on the site, said people who attended a briefing for the mayor and others.
Officials from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the site, and the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which oversaw the design competition, acted like engineers as they made their choice, according to those close to the process. They cast doubt on whether the latticework towers proposed by the losing architectural team, called Think, could be built at all and, if so, at what cost, said people who attended the briefing, given by the architects for Mr. Bloomberg, Gov. George E. Pataki and a committee overseeing the site plan selection.
Mr. Pataki was keenly attuned to the politics behind the choice, several participants in the process said.
The governor has long said that the memorial was the most important element of the designs, and he has listened closely to the desires of family members of those killed on Sept. 11, 2001. Family members told him that the Libeskind memorial sent the message that those victims would be remembered by a symbol of strength -- the slurry wall -- rather than by what they characterized as a pair of skeletal towers that recalled how their loved ones had died, said the participants in the meetings.
Referring to the latticework towers designed by the Think team, led by Rafael Viñoly and Frederic Schwartz, Roland W. Betts, a development corporation director who was chairman of the steering committee, said, ''Many people looked at the Viñoly towers as something that would be a magnet, as an inspiration, for the city and the country and so on, that would propel tourism and commercial development.
''That's how I saw it. What I didn't realize was that other people saw it as the skeletons of the original towers and a constant reminder of the attack and of death.'' Between those two points of view, Mr. Betts said, ''there is not a lot of middle ground.''
The plan is more significant for its placement of elements on the site than it is for the imagined commercial buildings rising toward the sky. The choice was made by Mr. Bloomberg and, even more so, by Mr. Pataki, who has wielded the most power over the rebuilding process from the beginning.
The governor said yesterday that the task now is ''to make sure that the plan you see will become a reality.'' Many people doubted that officials from the state, the city, the Port Authority and dozens of city, state and federal governmental entities could cooperate to the degree necessary to create an inspiring plan, Mr. Pataki said. But they did, he said, allowing Mr. Libeskind to create ''an inspiring symbol that will reach into the sky and that will let the world know that the terrorists have failed.''
Mr. Pataki did not mention the Think team's design in his public remarks. But Lisa Stoll, a spokeswoman, said yesterday that he believed that the Viñoly plan would also have been ''a tremendous symbol of New York's resilience.''
For 15 months, public officials, civic groups, family members and the general public have debated, often heatedly, the merits of a dozen different schemes for the rebuilding of the trade center.
But yesterday, once the decision was made, many of the vestiges of anger and passion disappeared, and a vast majority of those who followed the process said they wanted to get on with the rebuilding.
As if to illustrate that spirit, just before the presentation of the winning design began yesterday at the Winter Garden, the sparkling glass atrium adjacent to the trade center site, Larry A. Silverstein, the developer who holds the lease rights to the World Trade Center's commercial space, approached Mr. Libeskind.
A few weeks ago, Mr. Silverstein railed against the plans and said that he had the right to choose what would be built on the site. Yesterday, however, Mr. Silverstein clasped Mr. Libeskind on the shoulder and gave him a firm handshake, saying, ''Congratulations.''
William C. Rudin, the chairman of the Association for a Better New York, a civic group, said that although his organization had written a letter to rebuilding officials supporting the Think design, he was eager to see the Libeskind design succeed.


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The Letter
The Letter
Simon & Schuster, Hardcover, 9780684834726, 336pp.
Publication Date: October 14, 1997
"The Letter" is also about our pasts and our individual quests to discover who we are. In "The Letter," David Parkin sets out on a journey to find his mother, a woman who abandoned him when he was a child. In truth, however, David is searching for himself as he seeks to free himself from the pain of her rejection and his fear that he was somehow unworthy of her love. In a sense, David's search is the same journey we are all pursuing. We are all seeking love.
My hope is that you will feel what I felt as I wrote this book -- the divine nature of loyalty and the understanding of why we must share love whenever and wherever.
One final note. I am saddened to finish the "Christmas Box" trilogy and to bid good-bye to the Parkin family. I do not know if I shall ever visit them again, but I am glad for this last story -- a story which I think is a fitting sendoff for the characters I've grown to love. I hope that the message you find in their lives is meaningful to your own. And, most of all, that in reading the "Christmas Box" collection, you, and those with whom you share my books, will never be the same.
With mylove, Richard Paul Evans
RICHARD PAUL EVANS is the #1 best-selling author of The Christmas Box. His fourteen novels have each appeared on the New York Times bestseller list; there are more than thirteen million copies of his books in print. His books have been translated into more than 22 languages and several have been international best sellers. He is the winner of the 1998 American Mothers Book Award, two first place Storytelling World Awards for his children's books, and the 2005 Romantic Times Best Women Novel of the Year Award. Evans received the Washington Times Humanitarian of the Century Award and the Volunteers of America National Empathy Award for his work helping abused children. Evans lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with his wife, Keri, and their five children.


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i changed the major directory of my wordpress install following the instructions in the Codex and it all works just fine. however, i left an auto-redirect in the old directory for folks who have bookmarked that address. it works in IE, Opera, and Flock, but it finds some kind of repetative loop in Firefox and just has a seizure between the two URL's. ????
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The colonel is the new Aggie leader, sir
A.D. Randy Spetman looking to take USU sports to new heights
Michael Brandy, Deseret Morning News
LOGAN While sitting at his office desk, Randy Spetman sees items hanging in the room that serve as constant reminders of his past, present and future.
To his right hangs his flying helmet, scarf and gloves his troops presented to him when he was the commander of the B-52 Unit at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota.
Straight ahead of him, enclosed in a glass case, contains all the insignias of his ranks in the United States Air Force and ribbons and medals he received during his 28 1/2 years of service. He retired as a colonel in April 2004.
Behind him is a plaque and sabre from the Air Force Academy Cadet Wing.
And finally, to his right hangs his father's World War II flight jacket and a photograph of his crew.
They represent his storied past.
Also behind him in every sense of the word is a family picture with his wife of 28 years, Becky, and their two children.
They represent the all three past, present and future.
To his left are windows that look across Cache Valley and straight ahead of him hangs a plaque with the first dollar he raised for the Aggie Athletic Department.They represent not only his future, but the future of the Utah State University athletic department a charge he has taken seriously since taking over as the athletic director in the summer of 2004.
When Spetman looks as his father's flight jacket, he sees more than just the tangible evidence that his father served his country, but it also reminds him of what his parents, Ed and Glenna, taught him while growing up on a farm in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
World War II, in which his father was a gunner and radio man for a B-24 crew, was well over by the time Spetman was born in 1952.
He very rarely heard stories from his father about his tour because it was such a difficult time for him, and he lost a lot of his friends and comrades.
It wasn't until a few years before his father died that he learned more. His father's tour included numerous missions in North Africa, three crash landings and being shot once.
"I keep his jacket, ever since he died, in my office to remind me of what those guys did for us," he said.
After the war, his father was a banker and his mother was a homemaker. Both actively volunteered in the community.
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Last modified 23 months ago
#22632 closed Cleanup/optimization (fixed)
Spatial backend tests uses hardcoded set of backends
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In django.contrib.gis.tests.utils is hardcoded parts that spatial backend must be located inside 'django.contrib.gis' and there are bunch of hardcoded imports depending on selected backend.
This makes impossible to test any custom backend for GIS options.
Change History (12)
comment:1 Changed 2 years ago by claudep
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
- Type changed from Uncategorized to Cleanup/optimization
You are referring to has_spatial_db, I suppose. You are right, however it's a bit tricky because that utility is used many times during test modules import time. We have to be careful not to have to load too much things to determine if the backend is gis-enabled or not.
comment:2 Changed 2 years ago by claudep
One more thing, we should follow the work recently done to abstract the backend name and concentrate on backend capabilities instead. See c70a61eb49e4ed8f3b2a5011a7a5e6cda43c8598 and commits around it.
comment:3 Changed 2 years ago by claudep
- Has patch set
- Version changed from 1.6 to master
In that pull request (https://github.com/django/django/pull/3080), I set the base to use connection.features to test for various GIS features. As a start and proof of concept, I got rid of HAS_SPATIAL_DB. Reviews welcome.
comment:4 Changed 2 years ago by Claude Paroz <claude@…>
comment:5 Changed 2 years ago by claudep
Here's the next step: https://github.com/django/django/pull/3089
comment:6 Changed 2 years ago by Claude Paroz <claude@…>
comment:7 Changed 2 years ago by Claude Paroz <claude@…>
comment:8 Changed 2 years ago by claudep
A few more here: https://github.com/django/django/pull/3109
Note that I'm not able to test those changes on Oracle GIS. If anyone has this ability and some time to spent, feel free to help! I also won't able to tackle the remaining no_oracle flags.
comment:9 Changed 2 years ago by Claude Paroz <claude@…>
comment:10 Changed 2 years ago by claudep
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
I think that now about 90% of hardcoded references to backends have been replaced by database features, which should allow custom backends to run GIS tests. There is probably some work remaining, but I suggest now to open individual tickets for such issues.


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I changed the virtual directory for permalinks to something like,
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and now I cant access my site. It jumps to the server's error500 page.
I tried,
No luck. Jumps to server's 500 error page. (Its under construction and id rather keep the actual address a secret)


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How do I set the text which describes what my website is about, for display when website found by search engine?
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Nintendo may announce Wii U release date during press event on September 13
Nintendo will host a Wii U press event in New York City on September 13. The event is to be presented by Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime, with select media outlets today receiving invitations. The press event promises to reveal "more about how the Wii U will change the future of gaming and entertainment." The last time Reggie hosted a press event in NYC was to announced the release date of 3DS, which was back in January 2011. Before that, the NYC venue was the Wii launch event. Still, we won't know whether Nintendo will announce the release date for Wii U or not until the event occurs. Still, it's best to keep your ears to the ground on it. Thanks, Kotaku.
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I'm running a script to find out the disk usage on a wide range range of VPS (size ranging from less than 1 GB of usage to over 200 GB of usage)... I'm trying to maintain performance (EG: no extra load on the VPS) while maintaining accuracy.
df is fast and doesn't produce any disk load that I'm aware of, but it isn't very accurate (I've had it report 0.54 GB of used disk when there was 6+ GB of usage)...
du -s is fast enough on the smaller systems that it doesn't make an impact on performance (it's done before it matters), it's accurate and it works well, but if you run it on a larger system it uses a ton of I/O and can slow down the entire machine.
So I'd like some suggestions on maintaining performance while still getting accurate results.
This script runs every 10 seconds while I'm viewing the status... The data doesn't necessarily need to be 100% accurate on the first pull, but by the 3rd pull it should be. (If that makes sense...)


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Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery
The Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery (CBDD) cluster supports a hands-on cross-disciplinary learning environment for students interested in therapeutic discovery and related molecular sciences with a focus on the modulation of biological systems. Trainees from both the life and chemical sciences leverage informal acquisition of skills and knowledge in these diverse topics, while delving more deeply into their respective disciplinary education and area of research interest.
Areas of CBDD research interest include the application of molecular sciences to the development of small molecules for use in complex biological systems, the identification of molecular targets in signal transduction, or disease progression pathways amenable to therapeutic intervention.
Getting Involved
This cluster does not have required coursework; however, to augment formal classroom instruction, students should participate in cluster activities, including:
- Annual Drug Discovery Symposium: This symposium features successful therapeutic development researchers from both academia and industry to present on the latest in the field as well as a poster session for Chicagoland students and postdoctoral fellows and a networking reception.
- Seminars: Visiting lecturers are invited to present on a variety of chemical biology and drug discovery topics, covering technique-specific methods, breakthrough discoveries, and broad reviews of the therapeutic process.
- Workshops: Cluster students are periodically invited to attend free training workshops to learn how to use some of the advanced instrumentation hosted in CMIDD's research facilities to generate novel data.
- Each year four travel stipends for up to $500 each are available for students who will be traveling to national conferences relevant to CBDD to present their research. Award recipients are expected to present their research at CMIDD's Annual Drug Discovery Symposium.
For the most up-to-date cluster information, stipend application and event list visit the Center for Molecular Innovation and Drug Discovery website HERE.
Cluster Directors
- Karl Scheidt, PhD, Director, Center for Molecular Innovation and Drug Discovery, Dow Chemical Company Research Professor of Chemistry in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, and Professor in Pharmacology
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- Wayne Anderson*, PhD (DGP) The Structural Basis of Protein Functions
- Christine DiDonato*, PhD (DGP) Molecular basis of spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
- John Disterhoft, PhD (NUIN) Neurobiology of associative learning
- David Engman*, MD, PhD (DGP) Molecular Pathogenesis of Infectious and Autoimmune Heart Diseases
- Neil L. Kelleher*, PhD (IBiS) Nuclear Signaling and Natural Products
- William Klein*, PhD (IBiS) Molecular basis of Alzheimer's disease
- Robert A. Lamb*, PhD, ScD (IBiS) Viral Glycoproteins, Ion Channels, and RNA-Binding Proteins
- Yong-Chao Ma, PhD (DGP) Regulation of Motor Neuron and Dopaminergic Neuron Differentiation in Development and Disease
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I'm checking polylines to make sure power pylons were correctly extracted from imagery. Is there a way to find all of the gaps or missed pylons in the database? Currently, I'm manually making a point file from the vertices on the line and checking inconsistencies at a high level. I thought of making a buffer and looking the areas that didn't overlap, but the power pylons are gapped at different distances so it would take forever to run several different buffers for every line in the database. Any other ideas for a more efficient process?
I'm assuming that that you are using Feature Vertices To Points to convert the vertices on your polylines to points. This will mean that the ORIG_FID will enable you to tell which points come from which line.
You should then be able to use Point Distance with a suitable search radius to create a table of each point to its N nearest points.
By using Join Field twice, once for INPUT_FID and then for NEAR_FID, and taking care to "rename" the ORIG_FID from the output of Feature Vertices to Points each time before you join, so that you can distinguish the line each came from, you should be able to identify all points (pylons) from the same line with a distance of more than 60m between them.


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I'm a recent coffee convert. It's awkward, because now I'm not allowed to make fun of 'coffee people'.
I used to scoff at packs of gents in Lycra sipping espressos after their Sunday morning ride on $10,000 bikes. And I'd snigger as I waited to pay for my bottle of juice while someone's skinny double shot latte was lovingly crafted.
For a long time, I didn't get it. Then something happened, kids maybe, and I needed something to punctuate the day. Also, people seemed to get together 'for coffee'. I was lonely, so I sometimes joined them. No one makes plans to talk over juice, do they? I liked the coffee, I loved the catch-ups and I was hooked.
Now I have a coffee ritual – I love it, but it means I can't take the mickey out of others. My ritual goes like this:
After I make breakfast, pack lunches, shout a bit, look for a swimming cap, take a teddy off the dog, rummage for clean socks and shout a bit more, I drop three kids at two schools. My route takes me past a number of cafes. My favourite, naturally, is the first one I pass, but parking is iffy and there's sometimes a woman in front of me in the queue who I find overly chatty BC (before coffee).
If there's a parking space and I can't spy Chatty-Woman, I'm in there.
I take my skinny capp and go. Either to my desk at home, or to the office. Either way, not a word gets written until the cup (regular size) is empty. Then the workday begins.
One bought coffee a day is plenty for me. It's been a conscious decision to NOT have a coffee machine at home. Some of my friends have them and when they entertain it's like they become baristas themselves – slaves to their friends' coffee habits.
Once I'm at work, to leave would be disastrous. Just as that first coffee says 'start,' going out again would say, 'stop.'
So coffee is happening more frequently at home. That's why I tried the NESCAFE Café Menu (actually, just the Cappuccino – I'm a purist but there are 12 other flavours available). Also, I was writing this post. But I didn't get a freebie – I bought a box myself with my very own money. And it was great – rich with flavour and with a creamy froth.
And the best bit? No parking, no waiting and no Chatty-Woman dilemma. Just coffee and conversation – with people I like.
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by Pizzo
14 November, 2013@10:50 am
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14 November, 2013@10:50 am
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Produced by Khari "Ferrari" Mateen.
"The meaning behind the song is that I love shopping so much it's like a disease (oniomania) that I ended up shopping when I didn't need to. And to top it off, we ass black folks still gotta deal with racism as if we can't afford stuff at Barney's. It breaks my hear, cause I was a big Barney's shopper." – S.T.S.
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