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Garden Medley Quiche
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- 10 eggs
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1-1/2 teaspoons onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 3 cups cottage cheese
- 10 ounces frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1/2 yellow or green pepper, chopped
- 1/2 red pepper, chopped
- 1 bunch scallions, chopped
- 12 ounces Swiss cheese, grated
Instructions:Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a blender or food processor, combine eggs, flour, baking powder, onion powder, garlic powder, butter, and 1 cup cottage cheese; blend well. Pour mixture into a large bowl; add remaining cottage cheese, spinach, peppers, scallions, and Swiss cheese. Mix thoroughly. Divide mixture between two greased 10-inch pie pans. Bake 40 to 45 minutes, or until set.
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Radio Werewolf
|Radio Werewolf
Zeena Schreck as co-director of Radio Werewolf at the Berlin Independence Days Music Festival 1989
|Background information
|Los Angeles, California, United States
|Deathrock, Experimental, post-industrial, neoclassical, gothic rock, dream pop, electronica, darkwave, ambient, Post-Punk
|Years active
|Past members
|Nikolas Schreck
Zeena Schreck
Vladimir Rosinski
Christoph D.
Evil Wilhelm
Paul Antonelli
James Collord
Radio Werewolf were a stylistically eclectic musical collective active in Los Angeles, California and Europe from 1984 to 1993.
Radio Werewolf was founded in Los Angeles in 1984, by Nikolas Schreck (vocals), Evil Wilhelm (percussion), James "Filth" Collord (bass) and Nathan Pino (hammond organ.) When Nathan Pino was asked to leave the band, he was replaced on the keyboard (known by Radio Werewolf as the Lycanthropachord) by Paul Antonelli, formerly with the band Animotion.
Holding a series of controversial theatrical ritual events billed as Radio Werewolf Youth Rallies at such landmark Sunset Strip venues as The Whisky A Go Go, the Roxy, and Club Lingerie, as well as at pioneering Gothic underground clubs The Krypt, The Scream, and Zombie Zoo, the band attracted a cult following they came to identify as the "Radio Werewolf Youth Party." As such, Radio Werewolf claimed that their sound was part of a musical purist movement, designed to evoke feelings of power and harmony through the use of the "dominant frequency" which lead vocalist Nikolas Schreck described in the liner notes of the 1989 Radio Werewolf album The Fiery Summons as sonic magic.
Although this early Radio Werewolf formation recorded many of their signature songs on a 1987 studio album which has since been widely bootlegged, the only official release of music from these sessions was Buried Alive, on the American Gothic LP compilation released by Bomp! and Gymnastic Records in 1988. The 1988 black comedy film Mortuary Academy featured Radio Werewolf as themselves performing 1960 Cadillac Hearse another song featured on their first unreleased album.[1][2][3][4]
Radio Werewolf's live performances from 1984-1988 in Los Angeles sparked a heated controversy due to the nature of the song material. While Schreck and the rest of the band would later refer to their work as mainly a theatrical performance designed to emulate specific aspects of history or culture, songs like "Pogo the Clown" (about serial killer John Wayne Gacy), "The Night" (about a lovesick vampire), and "Incubus" (about a girl being visited by an Incubus), were pointed to by critics as condoning necrophilia[3] and literal vampirism. Adding to the controversy of the band was a number of references to National Socialism. The biggest was the song "Triumph of the Will" which was about an elderly former Nazi reminiscing about Nazi Germany. The very title of the song comes from a Nazi propaganda film, and when performing this song on stage, Nikolas would be dressed in an SS uniform. Radio Werewolf's own name is a reference to Werwolf's "Radio Werewolf" propaganda station. The band also had a song called "Strength through Joy," which was a Nazi slogan and recreational program. And their cover of "These Boots Were Made for Walking" features an army march in the background, as well as Zeena singing a few lines in German. Schreck and Wilhelm also filmed an interview at the August 8, 1988 rally where they had a Nazi flag hanging next to them. The person interviewing them said the Satanic rally seemed similar to what was happening in Germany during the 1930s, to which Schreck and Wilhelm agreed.
In the late 1980s, Radio Werewolf was heavily featured on talk shows and in media material, billed as heading a worldwide Satanic movement. Interviewed variously by investigative journalist Geraldo Rivera, Tom Metzger, Wally George, Christian pastor Bob Larson, and others, the media infamy associated with this phase of the group culminated, on August 8, 1988, with a Satanically themed rally in San Francisco at the Strand Theater held with NON. This event marked the first Radio Werewolf collaboration with Zeena Schreck, who appeared in her capacity as High Priestess of the Church of Satan.[5]
This performance, along with a Radio Werewolf interview featured on the highly rated Geraldo Rivera's Exposing Satan's Underground TV special broadcast on Halloween of 1988, was additionally controversial due to the perception of the band by some quarters of the music press as supporting Neonazi ideologies. Though this was denied by the band, Evil Wilhelm quit Radio Werewolf shortly after the 8-8-88 Rally, later stating that he felt their music was being misunderstood by Nazi groups.[1][6][7][verification needed]
Schreck continued Radio Werewolf as a solo project with the release of the 1989 album The Fiery Summons, released by Gymnastic Records of Germany. The release of this album and several mainstream magazine interviews with Schreck in the German press increased Radio Werewolf's cult following in Germany.
In 1989, Nikolas Schreck released a documentary about Charles Manson entitled Charles Manson Superstar under Radio Werewolf's sister label "Video Werewolf." Billed as the only fair interview ever conducted with Manson, the video featured photographs and footage of Spahn Ranch along with interviews of people connected in some way with Manson or movements he has been associated with. Schreck indicated in the documentary that Manson was mostly a misunderstood and misused figure, advocated as evil and archetypal of everything negative through a large scale fabrication by the media. Musical support and Narration also provided by fellow Radio Werewolf member and co-Producer Zeena Schreck.[8]
Zeena Schreck's compositions, performance, and graphic design on Radio Werewolf's 1989 ambient ritual music EP The Lightning and the Sun marked her official entry as Radio Werewolf's Co-Director. She also served as Co-Director with Nikolas Schreck, of the Werewolf Order, a magical and ecological initiatory circle which evolved from the earlier Radio Werewolf Youth Party. The subsequent Radio Werewolf recordings, Songs for the End of the World, Bring Me the Head of Geraldo Rivera, Witchcraft-Boots: A Tribute to the Sin-Atras, and Love Conquers All increasingly covered magical and mythological themes related to the couple's use of sound as a magical tool. From 1990-1993, Radio Werewolf toured only in Europe, and were based in Vienna, Austria, where percussionist Christophe D. and viola player Vladimir Rosinski joined the group.[9]
Radio Werewolf's last performance open to the general public was held at Zurich, Switzerland's historic Kaufleute Hall on December 30, 1991 and was billed as The Zurich Experiment.[10] A Video Werewolf release of the same name was released in 1992. Zeena and Nikolas Schreck continued to operate the Werewolf Order until 1999, but ended the Radio Werewolf aspect of this activity in 1993.[11]
In 2012, Radio Werewolf's The Vinyl Solution - Analog Artifacts: Ritual Instrumentals and Undercover Versions was released by World Operations. The compact disc, the first official Radio Werewolf release since 1992, compiles newly remastered re-releases of 12 ambient sonic magic tracks from Zeena and Nikolas Schreck's rare Radio Werewolf vinyl recordings between 1989-1992 as well as 2 bonus tracks never previously released to the public.[12][13]
In 2016, Classic Rock magazine ranked Radio Werewolf #4 on their 'The 25 weirdest bands of all time' list.[14]
Media & Press for The Vinyl Solution[edit]
In conjunction with the new release of The Vinyl Solution - Analog Artifacts: Ritual Instrumentals and Undercover Versions, Zeena, Radio Werewolf`s former co-director, composer, performer, graphic designer/art director and She-Wolf from 1988-1993 will grant a very limited number of interviews for its release.[15]
In December 2012, Zeena Schreck was invited to speak for a Nightwatch Radio Interview.[16] Among other topics, the interview was promoting the 2012 Radio Werewolf release of The Vinyl Solution - Analog Artifacts: Ritual Instrumentals and Undercover Versions CD, the first authorized Radio Werewolf release in 20 years,[17]
Under the Zeena Schreck/Nikolas Schreck collaborative years:
- The Fiery Summons - 1989
- Songs for the End of the World - 1991
- Love Conquers All - 1992
- The Vinyl Solution - Analog Artifacts: Ritual Instrumentals and Undercover Versions - 2012
Under the Zeena Schreck/Nikolas Schreck collaborative years:
- The Lightning and the Sun - 1989
- Bring Me the Head of Geraldo Rivera - 1990
- Boots/Witchcraft - 1991
Under the Schreck/Wilhelm/Collard/Antonelli collaborative years:
- 1960 Cadillac Hearse - 1984
- Buried Alive (On VA American Gothic) - 1984
Under the Schreck/Wilhelm/Collord/Antonelli collaborative years:
- The First Official Radio Werewolf Album - 1987
Live performances[edit]
Under the Zeena Schreck/Nikolas Schreck collaborative years:
- Live In Germany - 1990
- ^ a b "Interview und Übersetzung : Dominik Tischleder" (PDF). Retrieved 2012-06-11.
- ^ "Radio Werewolf". Atakra.com. 2003-07-22. Retrieved 2012-06-11.
- ^ a b The Music Connection, "Who Needs a Record Deal when you're Busy Taking over the World?" Vol 3, No. 12, 1989
- ^ "Radio Werewolf on Rock Renaissance". April 7th, 1985. Check date values in:
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- ^ "No Other Radio Network September 22 Broadcast". September 22, 1988. Missing or empty
- ^ Divinity Magazine "Interview with Boyd Rice" Vol 4 No. 1, 1992
- ^ "Race and Reason Interview with Radio Werewolf". July 8, 1985. Missing or empty
- ^ Charles Manson Superstar (Video 1989) - IMDb
- ^ "Link to RW group members page including Kirby (RW writer/performer), Vladimir Rosinsky (RW viola player), Christoph D. (RW percussionist) and Zeena with Arnoldo Steiner (Concert promoter of the last public RW concert The Zurich Experiment).".
- ^ "Arnoldo Steiner's blog with poster and commentary about The Zurich Experiment".
- ^ "The Zurich Experiment, Video Werewolf, Vienna 1992". www.zeena.eu.
- ^ http://nikolasschreck.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=92&Itemid=59
- ^ "Review of The Vinyl Solution from "Hail the Werewolf"".
- ^ "Classic Rock: The 24 weirdest bands of all time".
- ^ "News page:press announcement on Zeena Schreck's official homepage".
- ^ "Zeena Schreck Nightwatch Interview Dec. 11, 2012".
- ^ "Radio Werewolf's The Vinyl Solution - Analog Artifacts: Ritual Instrumentals and Undercover Versions - CD".
External links[edit]
- nikolasschreck.eu
- "Nikolas Schreck Discogs".
- zeena.eu
- "Zeena Schreck Discogs".
- Radio Werewolf discography at Discogs
- Radio Werewolf on Myspace

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The causes of death a reported in these pages are the underlying causes classified according to the tenth revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD, 10th revision) adopted by New York State in 1999. Historically, several revisions of the ICD have been used, therefore, it is necessary to employ a comparability ratio when comparing cause of death statistics across revisions. Comparability ratios have been published by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
Infant and neonatal mortality rates published in this report are based on all live births regardless of birth weight or gestation. No attempt was made to account for the viability of the infant at birth. These rates for a specific year are based on deaths and live births that occurred during that year.
When tabulating deaths by place of death, other institution is defined as state institution, Veterans Administration facility, hospice, federal institution, health related facility or home for the aged.
Population Estimates
All population estimates are for the year indicated in these tables and are derived from the NCHS released estimates of "Bridged Race Vintage files" which are consistent with the Bureau of the Census estimates from "Bridged Race Vintage files" (released annually). Estimates by race are for single races (eg. White alone, Black alone, etc.). The data on Spanish ethnicity is consistent over the years.
Age Adjusted Death Rate (Direct Method)
Death rate in a group calculated as a weighted average of the age specific death rate of the same group. The system of weights is the age distribution of a population called the standard population. In this report, the standard population is the United States population as enumerated by the Bureau of the Census on April 1, 2000.
New York State Department of Health - Vital Statistics Unit and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Premature Causes of Death
The term Premature Causes of Death is used as a measure of deaths that occurred prior to individuals reaching the age of 75 years. Seventy-five years of age is national standard that is used for a comparison basis.
Information, Programs and Prevention Strategies
New York State's Prevention Agenda Toward the Healthiest State identifies ten priorities for improving the health of all New Yorkers. The DOH Prevention Agenda web-pages contain information about programs and strategies that have been shown to promote health and prevent illness. Recommendations from national public health groups and current program activities are also shared.
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New York State consists of two registration areas, New York City and New York State Exclusive of New York City (also referred as Rest of State). New York City (NYC) includes the five counties of Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), New York (Manhattan), Queens and Richmond (Staten Island); the remaining 57 counties comprise New York State Exclusive of New York City. The Bureau of Vital Records, New York State Department of Health, processes data from live birth, death, fetal death and marriage certificates recorded in New York State Exclusive of New York City. Through a cooperative agreement, the New York State Department of Health receives data on live births, deaths, and fetal deaths recorded in New York City from the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and on live births and deaths recorded outside of New York State to residents of New York State from other states and Canada.
Vital Event indicators for NYC geographical areas reported by the New York State Department of Health and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene are different since the former includes possibly all NYC residents' events and the latter reports NYC events to NYC residents. The indicators may also differ due to timing and/or completeness of data.


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aren't most people that read this City Light customers???
Dude, you misspelled homosexuality. Isn't that grounds for dismissal at the Stranger?
I think he's talking about that subset of the population that is sexually attracted to their own and other people's homes. I have to agree that this is neither natural nor healthy, although I will admit the occasional surge of lust for yurts.
I'm amazed that nobody pointed that out till 10 AM. I think the copy department has it out for me.
It looks like the Dr. Holsinger has a lot in common with the gay guys here at The Stranger.
If you read almost any of their rants about gay men and AIDS, one gets the distinct impression that all-natural gay sex inevitably leads to AIDS. Nary a difference between that and what the good doc has to say.
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This is probably entirely due to the fact that I was a toddler when Jedi came out, but I love the yub yub song. I especially appreciate the use of stormtrooper helmets as percussive instruments.
Clearly, I have no soul. I consider myself a pretty big Star Wars fan, but that Ewok shit was a travesty. Almost as much of a travesty as nearly every single minute of the three subsequent films.
The yub yub song is neither natural nor healthy. It should be inflicted on the Surgeon General until his head implodes.
A friend of mine had to sing the Yub Yub song his in elemtary school choir. I'm completely serious.
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HARTFORD, Conn.—Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut's long-time state attorney general, was elected to the U.S. Senate Tuesday, keeping Democrats in control of a senate seat held for 30 years by Christopher Dodd.
Mr. Blumenthal, 64 years old, held off a challenge from political newcomer Linda McMahon, 62, a former wrestling executive, who had pledged to pour up to $50 million of her own money into the campaign.
Connecticut's race for governor, meanwhile, was tight into the night. Republican Tom Foley, a wealthy businessman and former ambassador to Ireland, and Democrat Dan Malloy, former mayor of Stamford, were battling for the seat being vacated by Republican Jodi Rell. Mr. Malloy had maintained a healthy lead until October, and Mr. Foley pulled ahead in recent days, according to several polls.
A judge kept several polling sites open late in Democratic stronghold Bridgeport—until 10 p.m., two hours later than the rest of the state—after some precincts ran out of ballots.
From beginning to end, the Senate race was contentious and dramatic, from allegations that Mr. Blumenthal exaggerated his military record to scrutiny on the World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., which Ms. McMahon founded with her husband.
Ms. McMahon conceded to a crowd of supporters at the Connecticut Convention Center at 10:16 p.m.
"I have spoken with Richard Blumenthal,'' Ms. McMahon told her supporters. "I told him I promise him my support.''
She promised her supporters that "I'm not going to fade into the woodwork,'' and urged them to give their support to the newly elected on Tuesday. "We should all be proud that we made Washington listen,'' she said.
A skit on the WWE show Monday Night Raw, which airs on the USA television network, featured Ms. McMahon's husband and business partner, Vince McMahon, waking from a coma next to actor Freddie Prinze Jr., learning of his wife's expensive campaign and declaring he would run for president—as he struggled to make it to the bathroom on time. A separate McMahon TV ad showed her kicking a wrestling official in the crotch.
Initially, a federal judge ruled voters would be allowed to wear WWE garb to the polls. But when the company announced plans to hand out gear to voters, the U.S. Justice Department said such a move might amount to buying votes. So the WWE pulled the plug Monday on the giveaways.
Among them was Steve Fiano, who showed up at his Bolton, Conn., polling place in a black T-shirt with a big white and red WWE insignia on the front.
"If there was no controversy I would have just gone in my work clothes and then gone right to work," Mr. Fiano said. "I think by wearing my T-shirt I kind of show that there are wrestling fans out there that aren't just a bunch of rednecks and uneducated."
In his victory speech Tuesday night, referring to the high-priced election, Mr. Blumenthal said, "I have something money can't buy….you!'' He spoke to a room of about 400 clapping supporters at the Hartford Hilton, less than a mile from the state's capital. "Connecticut today had an election, not an auction.''
"To Mrs. McMahon and Republicans, I say I welcome your help...and I will reach out to every person in the state of Connecticut. We are all in these fights together."
Mr. Blumenthal recovered from an early bout of bad press when he was roundly chastised for saying he served in Vietnam when he was a Marine Corps reservist who stayed in the states during the war.
"Connecticut is a very strong union state," said Dan Wasilewski, president of a firefighters union in East Hartford. "He understands our issues." He said firefighters expect Mr. Blumenthal to protect the health-care overhaul law from getting chipped away by Republicans.
Ms. McMahon struggled to win over women and get them to see beyond her unorthodox business background. A poll released Monday showed women backing Mr. Blumenthal 61% to her 36%.
Claudette DiMaria, a retired state social worker and a Democrat, said she would "absolutely not" vote for Ms. McMahon. "I had a career working with violent people, and her business promotes violence and disrespect for women,'' said Ms. DiMaria, who lives in Cheshire. "I don't think her intentions are to help us. I think her intent is to find more ways to make money."
Ms. McMahon's wealth helped make this the most expensive congressional race in the country. Her $50 million campaign pledge compared with Mr. Blumenthal's contributions totaling about $6 million.
Fueled by a trial in a rape and murder case that left a mother and her two girls dead, the death penalty became an issue in the Connecticut races. Mr. Blumenthal, Ms. McMahon and Mr. Foley all support the death penalty, while Mr. Molloy, sometimes awkwardly, has spoken against it.
- Murkowski Has Slim Lead in Alaska
- Murray Holds Narrow Edge in Washington State
- Blumenthal Wins Conn. Senate Race
- Paul's Victory Signals Tea Party's Strength
- Reid Retains Seat in Nevada
- Boehner Poised to Take Gavel
- In Missouri, Hartzler Ousts Democratic Rep. Skelton
- U.S. House Budget Chairman Spratt Loses
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The first thing you have to ask yourself is whether you care about a Fantastic Four movie at all. Do you like the characters? Do you like the films that already exist? Do you want to see another version of the material? In a world where "The Incredibles" exists, do we need anyone to keep trying to make a Fantastic Four movie in live-action?
20th Century Fox certainly isn't going to give up on the idea of the franchise, but they are going to reboot. Right now, "Fantastic Four Reborn" is the game plan. And although there's been nothing like a formal announcement, there's plenty of speculation and rumor out there right now, gaining enough critical mass through re-reporting that it has to be addressed.
Comic Book Movie is a very, very young site, and the rumors they're running right now are just rumors. Unproven. Until we see real progress on the film, take whatever you're hearing as part of the "wish list" phase of movie rumors, when fansites run rumors that are more about what they want than what they know.
Case in point: casting for any new "Fantastic Four" movie is still quite a way off. There are steps happening between now and then that will be news, milestones that will indicate we're getting close to real news about the film. Hiring a director would be one of those milestones, and they haven't done that yet. There are rumors about names like Joe Carnahan, David Yates, and James McTeigue supposedly in the running, and I'd be shocked if the list didn't contain those names, frankly. That's exactly the sort of filmmaker Fox would hire for these films. Yates is going to be hugely in-demand after the last two "Potter" films are released, and Carnahan and McTeigue are both guys who make exactly the sort of movie that Fox likes. I'm willing to bet there are a whoooooole lotta lists being written full of filmmaker's names.
The rumors of Stephen Moyer as Dr. Doom strike me as particularly funny considering who played Dr. Doom last time around. Julian McMahon was riding some buzz for his work on (at that point) the early seasons of "Nip/Tuck," a culty sexy soapy cable hit. So now the new pick for Dr. Doom is a dude from "True Blood"... a culty sexy soapy cable hit? Really?
Someone at Fox is watching a lot of TV with one hand on the remote, evidently.
There are other rumors involving Alice Eve and Adrien Brody and Kevin Pennington Kiefer Sutherland, and I don't know... none of it sounds right to me. It may well prove to be true, but if that's how Fox plans to get people excited about seeing this series again, why bother?
If we're talking seriously about what we could want from "Fantastic Four Reborn," one would be to lose that marketing logo title, and two would be dependent on what happens with "X-Men: First Class," evidently, since that's taking the mutant series back to the '60s. If there is any Marvel series that demands a transposition to that era, it's "Fantastic Four," and always has been. Doing that film set in the period, in the optimistic Kennedy "Mad Men" space race era, seems crucial to me. It's one of the things that is built into the appeal of the series in its early days. They were a spacegoing family, and something went wrong. That's a dream of a particular age, and I think there's something about the pop optimism of the age that would make the film so much more appealing.
The big rumor since Comic-Con has been that the Thing will be rendered 100% CGI this time, which is probably what they should have been doing since the very beginning. I think they know that the time has come to render the character in a way that makes him outrageous, bigger than life. Again... the same single source has named Bruce Willis as a rumor, and it at least raises the question... do you want a giant movie star like Willis doing the voice? Right now, Fox is making "Rise Of The Apes" using Andy Serkis and other performers in motion-capture performances, and that seems to me to be the right idea... using people who are great at giving these types of next-generation performances, people who know the tech and who can be free with it. Do you need a Willis to sell "Fantastic Four" at this point, or is the book the thing you're selling?
And if we're starting rumors based on the things we wish were true, can I start the campaign to get Paul Rudd hired as Mr. Fantastic?
We'll have more on this one as there are real things happening, things that can be confirmed by something other than the rumor echo chamber. Until then, consider this all permission to speculate and little more.
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FILE – In this May 6, 2013 file photo, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian attends The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit celebrating "PUNK: Chaos to Couture" in New York. A Los Angeles judge on Tuesday March 18, 2014, rejected a motion to dismiss a case filed by Kardashian and West against Chad Hurley, the co-founder of YouTube who posted video of their engagement on his new video-sharing website. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A lawsuit by Kim Kardashian and Kanye West over leaked footage of their marriage proposal can proceed because it does not violate the [auth] free speech rights of the co-founder of YouTube, a judge ruled Tuesday.
The ruling came as Superior Court Judge Ruth Ann Kwan rejected a motion by tech entrepreneur Chad Hurley seeking dismissal of the case against him on constitutional grounds.
Hurley was sued days after posting a 2 1/2 minute video of West's lavish proposal to Kardashian in October on his new video-sharing website MixBit.
Their court filings have stated the video pre-empted the official release of footage by E! Entertainment Television.
West and Kardashian claim Hurley violated a confidentiality agreement and may have infringed the rights of the producers of the reality series, "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" who filmed the proposal at San Francisco's AT&T Park.
The lawsuit states that Hurley wasn't invited to the event and accompanied another guest. Kardashian's mother Kris Jenner wrote in a sworn statement that Hurley would have been kicked out of the event if he hadn't signed the confidentiality agreement.
Hurley eventually removed the video from MixBit.
The footage showed West proposing to Kardashian while an orchestra played and the ensuing celebration with Kardashian's family and invited guests toasting the newly engaged couple.
Hurley contends he posted his footage only after seeing pictures and congratulatory messages from celebrities online.
The ruling was praised by Eric George, an attorney representing the celebrity couple. "We're very confident going in to the next phase of this case," George said.
Hurley's lawyer Rodger Cole said he was disappointed by the ruling and planned to appeal.
"We still believe Mr. Hurley's conduct should be protected by the First Amendment free speech rights," Cole said. "We do not believe the celebrity release agreement should preclude him from posting the video he posted."
West and Kardashian are seeking unspecified damages.
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For this tutorial, It's pretty old. It's my third tutorial. When using this tutorial, you can use renders & sprites. Also, make sure to experiment with filters, that's always the best thing to do to create more effects if you want. Also, use different brushes than the one I used to create different smudge effects, even default brushes. Enjoy!
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- Grate zucchini, no need to peel or seed unless seeds are large; sprinkle zucchini with salt; let set 15 to 20 minutes, then drain WELL.
- Add the beaten egg, bisquick, Parmesan cheese, garlic powder, salt& pepper to the drained zucchini and mix well, batter will not be stiff or real thick.
- Using a large skillet heat, add oil enough to fry patties, Drop by tablespoon to make a pattie about 2 to 3 inches in diameter, cook over mediun heat until browned on each side, about 3 to 4 minutes each side.
- Place patties between paper towels. Keep warm in oven until ready to serve, Enjoy.
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Loved these! The flavor was very nice and I liked the texture as well. I noticed that some reviewers had trouble getting the patties done, and the first time I made these I had the same trouble. I used hand-grated zucchini and that DID NOT work. My zucchini was so mushy that the patties barely stayed together and I could not get them cooked through. Try #2. I used a salad shooter, skipped letting the zucchini set to drain (the first time I made them I tried this method and it did absolutely nada). Here's what I've found works: The key to getting the moisture out is to place the grated zucchini between paper towels and pressed hard. You may have to use several sheets, but it works. Also, cook them on LOW for a LONGER period of time, instead of high/medium heat for 2-3 minutes. I've made these several times now and I always enjoy them. Thanks so much for posting, Barb!
Thanks for posting this great recipe Barb, I have Bisquick in my cupboard and I am always searching for good recipes to use it, the fritters were really good, I did add in cayenne pepper and seasoned salt, sooooo good! thanks...Kitten:)
This is a great recipe, I thought I had reviewed it years ago when I started making it for my son at age 2 who is now 7 and was and still is a picky eater. I could always get him to eat these because we called them the green pancakes. I started making it exactly as the recipe was written and it's never failed to be delicious. Over the years, I've added fresh herbs and different cheeses as I've had them in the fridge. It's a perfect easy breakfast, lunch or addition to dinner!


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"I am Iron Man."
That was Tony Stark's big announcement at the end of 2008's first film in what has become one of the biggest franchises in the world, the cornerstone of an even larger franchise called The Marvel Universe, a creative gamble that has paid off in a huge way. In that moment, Stark, personified rather than played by Robert Downey Jr., not only flipped the superhero formula on its head by revealing his identity to the world but also announced himself as the owner of the character. He's now played Stark five times on film, and there is no one who would argue that in terms of the pop consciousness, Downey is Stark and vice-versa.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Billy Denzik paid a mere $6,000 for a yearling colt at auction last fall before asking his friend from high school, Brook Smith, if he wanted to partner up. Smith said yes, and now the two are hoping to realize one of their best days in racing when the colt named Green Mouse runs Saturday at Churchill Downs in the Grade 3, $100,000 Bashford Manor Stakes.
Denzik said he is looking for further improvement from Green Mouse in the six-furlong Bashford Manor, which drew a field of 11 2-year-olds when entries were drawn Wednesday. Green Mouse, named for a long-defunct Louisville hangout, rebounded from a sixth-place finish in his April debut at Keeneland to easily win a maiden race at Churchill on May 26.
"In his first race, he broke a step slow and then got totally annihilated," said Denzik, a former golf standout at the University of Louisville. "He really did make a heck of a move just to get into contention."
Smith, a Louisville businessman, said he is thrilled to have a horse worthy of a race such as the Bashford Manor, the first stakes of the year in Kentucky for 2-year-old colts and geldings. Smith formerly had his horses trained by his close friend, Danny Hutt, before Hutt died unexpectedly in May 2004.
"Since Danny died, I've used his former assistant, Bobby Radcliffe, and also Billy, who I played golf with in high school," said Smith. "They're both great guys and outstanding horsemen. I love being involved in racing, because even though there's risk involved, there's also a lot of fun to be had. Being in this position with Green Mouse is fun. He tries his guts out and has some speed. Will he be competitive in there? All I know is he's going to keep improving. Let's just say I don't think we're doing something stupid by running him Saturday."
Manny Cruz will be aboard Green Mouse when breaking from post 10.
The likely favorite for the Bashford Manor is Sum of the Parts, a flashy winner of his lone start May 14 for trainer Tom Amoss. Other top contenders include Lil Cherokee, Exfactor, Bonaparte, Tarpy's Goal, and Friscan.
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Few cultures love to eat squirrel more than the Hmong, a group of Southeast Asian immigrants who arrived here in the US after the Vietnam War. This is a pretty standard stew loaded with fresh, vibrant ingredients: Lemongrass, ginger, chiles and lots of herbs. It's like a squirrel pho.
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This is a more abstract topic and I was hoping to get some of your opinions. I have a No-Censorship policy at Technosailor.com. Anyone can write anything as long as it is not spam.
But to steal from Sir Isaac Newton, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
When trolls come on your board, how do you feel about responding with personally identifying information regarding the troll?
The situation is that there is a post I made several months ago about Halo 2 Game variants. It's sort of an annoying thread because I get all the kiddies who can't spell and like to mumble.... but hey, no reason to censor. A troll hit that post today with "you're all gay"... no more. My response was to chide him and include his IP address in my response... lol. I thought twice about it but did it anyway.
Which begs the current question...is it ethical to release personally identifying info about a poster ever?


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Price induced irrigation water saving: Unraveling conflicts and synergies between European agricultural and water policies for a Greek Water District
The 2003 CAP reform considerably affects cropping patterns in European agriculture. At the same time the imperatives of the Water Framework Directive (WFD) are expected to modify irrigation decisions especially in Southern Europe where irrigated agriculture utilizes about 70–80% of total water. The paper uses a nonlinear optimization model that incorporates rain-fed, irrigated and fodder crops to examine the impacts of water pricing and CAP reform on cropping patterns, water use, irrigation technology use and farm returns in the region of Thessaly, Greece. The results indicate that, although there are important trade-offs between water pricing (WFD) and decoupling (CAP reform), water use is more sensitive to water pricing in the post-reform CAP.
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_TickTock: Notice the polls showing her in the lead do not consider the other 2 parties. Once the other 2 parties are considered Clinton LOSES as she should. She would be the worst thing for middle class Americans continuing Obama's policies of screwing the middle class. HIgh health insurance premiums that cover nothing with a $6000 deductible is great? 2% raise on a $15 and consider it a great raise? Obama screwed the middle class and Hildabeast wants to finish off the middle class. Heard hell don't want her she is too evil and f$$ked up. If the blacks don't like it here they should go back to Africa. No they feel they are entitled to be here just like Hildabeast thinks she is entitled to be Queen for life. Look at her eyes, evil, uncaring, self centered. She was down to 3 mansions and broke at one time, she is such a sociopath.


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SummaryBombastic! Fantastic! Romantic!
The GoodFirst, I loved those characters in the party. I feel that the characters are very human. You can feel from the conversations between them that everyone have their own personality. They belong to different nations, different cultures, and a very interesting part is how you can feel it from the way they speak. The part I loved most was the dog. This dog feels absolutely real. He has a lot of expressions, no matter if he is cute or hurt, his expressions always make my heart change. Just like when you see real animals and feel touched by their expressions.
Second, I like the fact you can make different decisions. They have a lot of situations after which the story will follow a different path depending on the decision. For example, in the dwarf city we can choose to help the older guy or the young prince, and after we made this decision you have completely different dialogue, through those dialogues you can really feel the difference between the politics of those two people.
One part that made me enjoy this game more are the graphics. When you are standing in front of a palace, you can see this view around you, gives you goosebumps. Because this great feeling is like in real life. Cut-scenes are well-made. This part with the battle, when everyone run in one direction, you just feel the atmosphere, it makes you nervous, like you are in this fight. When I played this game, I felt I was fighting for myself, like I'm the member of this battle. It's like in Lord of the Rings. And the amazing part is when this dragon appears.
I like the gameplay. I like the way you build your characters. You can choose different ways to develop your characters. You can train them to fight better or to talk with people better. And when you train yourself to talk better, you can solve the quests by talking instead of fighting.
They really have good music. When you fight, the music around you adds to the atmosphere and makes you nervous. And the whole orchestra makes things larger and greater.
The BadI just felt it was short. And I feel the ending is not heavy enough. The whole story makes me feel heavy and serious, but the ending is not like this. That's the only part where I felt a little bit disappointed.


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"I'm on a mission," said Daniel, who believes that it just needs more exposure to win participants and fans over to the game's virtues. "I want to dramatically grow boys volleyball in Utah. I want to give back to the community and I want them to have opportunities that we didn't have when we were growing up."
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"It's fast-moving, anything can happen and there are a lot of rallies," he said. "The ball is moving, depending on the division 50 to 70 miles an hour and when people get out to watch, they really enjoy it. This type of tournament is good for both men's and women's volleyball."
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The members of the Utah Valley 40s are Scott Amussen, Dave Breinholt, Mike Clark, Brad Collins, a former UVU player and an All-American; Jim Loveland, CEO Xactware; Mark Robins; Steve Vail; Van Schalwyk, former BYU player; Royce Van Tassell, former BYU player; and Bob Ward, former UVU player and UVU coach.
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ST. PETERSBURG | A Coast Guard vessel returned to port Sunday with $36 million worth of cocaine and marijuana seized in overseas operations.
The Coast Guard cutter Resolute, a 210-foot ship, recovered the drugs during a 10-week deployment in the western Caribbean, according to a media release.
On Sept. 27, a patrolling Coast Guard helicopter spotted a 35-foot "go-fast boat" off the coast of Honduras. Four suspected drug smugglers jumped from the boat in an attempt to escape, the Coast Guard said.
The Resolute's crew pulled the smugglers from the water and stopped the unmanned go-fast boat, where they discovered 53 bales of cocaine, weighing nearly 3,000 pounds and worth about $35 million. The Resolute turned the four smugglers over to U.S. authorities.
In another incident, the helicopter tracked a go-fast boat that ditched its cargo: 45 bales of marijuana, weighing about 1,500 pounds. The smugglers escaped into Nicaraguan waters, the Coast Guard said. The Resolute retrieved the $1 million drug load.
The Resolute's arrival Sunday to its home port in St. Petersburg coincided with another Coast Guard vessel's return to Port Canaveral. The Confidence brought back more than 2,000 pounds of marijuana Sunday from counter-drug operations south of Cuba.
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"Ghostbusters": 11 Things the Sequel Needs to Do to Succeed
The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation has announced the nominees for its 27th GLAAD Media Awards, which recognize media — including comic books — for their "fair, accurate and inclusive" representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
After being shut out in 2015 for the first time since the comic book category premiered in 2003, DC Comics returns with two titles — Harley Quinn and Midnighter — while Lumberjanes earns its second nomination in as many years. They're joined by Angela: Queen of Hel and The Wicked + The Divine, which make their GLAAD Media Awards debuts.
"Arrow" star Stephen Amell makes the leap — and based on the moves he showed last week, "leap" is exactly the right word — from actor and pro wrestling fan to WWE Superstar for one night this Sunday at "WWE SummerSlam," teaming up with Neville against Stardust (who he's sparred with over social media for weeks) and Wade Barrett.
Amell is far from the first celebrity to participate in a pro wrestling match — Jay Leno, of all people, did so back in 1998 — but the overlap between wrestling fans, genre TV fans and comic book fans have generated keen interest in the affair (along with the fact that the parkour-training Amell probably will be able to do some pretty impressive things inside the ring). With that type of interest, of course, comes a ton of fan art.
As the fall premieres of DC's various superhero television series tick closer, the updates dive deeper into comics lore. I certainly wasn't expecting a "Flash of Two Worlds" homage (eee!) to be part of the marketing, nor did I think Matt Ryan's John Constantine would himself cross over to Arrow. Otherwise, Arrow is teasing Oliver's mayoral run; The Flash has cast Wally West; Supergirl promises Red Tornado and General Zod; and Legends of Tomorrow may take its tone from Justice League International.
However, for me the most intriguing news is the impending arrival of Hawkman. I'm curious about how Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, Geoff Johns, et al., will try to make him appealing (or at least watchable) for the broader TV audience. I say that a bit skeptically, because Hawkman has never really done much for me.
Just when we thought LEGO might have revealed the last of its Comic-Con International exclusives, the toymaker rolls out another: a minifigure of Arsenal (aka Roy Harper) from Arrow.
Like the Sam Wilson Captain America minifig revealed last week, this too is a giveaway. However, before you get too excited, The Wall Street Journal notes that just 1,500 of them will be available on Thursday, July 9, meaning thousands more LEGO and Arrow fans are going to be sorely disappointed (although some of them will undoubtedly be able to snag one on eBay, for the right price).
Stardust may have lost his match last night on Monday Night Raw, but that didn't keep the WWE's resident supervillain from continuing his recent Twitter war with television superhero and longtime WWE fan Stephen Amell.
After kicking off his pre-match ritual by leaning over the guardrail and hissing in the face of the Arrow star, Stardust (aka Cody Rhodes) was unsuccessful in his bid to defeat the high-flying Neville. Of course, if you take commentator JBL's word for it, Stardust's poor showing was due to being embarrassed "right out here in front of his nemesis, the Arrow."
When her high school was failed by an "awful" prom theme — "Sweet Dreams (or Candy Land)" could only be the work of Ra's al Ghul — Danielle Taylor set out to make things right … by attending in a dress inspired by Arrow.
In a Facebook post written to series star Stephen Amell, Taylor showcases photos of herself in an emerald-green gown, hood and matching sneakers (for a round of after-prom crimefighting, undoubtedly), and carrying a bow. Her friend Ashlyn, dressed in red, stood in for The Flash.
Shortly after announcing a line of Batman Dorbz figures, Funko targeted The CW's "Arrow" and "The Flash" for a new series of ReAction figures to be released later this year.
Arrow, Black Canary, the Dark Archer, Deathstroke, Flash, Reverse Flash and Captain Cold are among several characters from the shows that can be found in this ReAction figure lineup, which models its look on the popular action figure format from the '80s and '90s.
This week it's back into the DC/CW television universe, as news has broken about three "major DC characters," each new to the TV realm, who will be part of the upcoming Arrow/Flash spinoff series. Some brief character descriptions are now fueling speculation about these folks. So who are The Traveler, Female Warrior and Mystery Hero — and why do we want to know?
After pitting Marvel against DC and the Empire against the heroes of both companies, Alex Luthor has turned his attention to another sci-fi franchise, using the Tesseract to draw in the Decepticons for a fan trailer that mashes together all of the mass destruction of Michael Bay's Transformers series with all of the … mass destruction of superhero films.
When Megatron & Co. attack, it creates a threat so big that not even the combined powers of the Avengers, Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, the Guardians of the Galaxy, Green Lantern, Spider-Man, Arrow and The Flash aren't enough to stop them. That's when Nick Fury calls in some help …
Ahead of Saturday's kickoff of Toy Fair 2015, DC Collectibles has unveiled a lineup that includes the debut of the DC Comics Icons action-figure line, based on the work of artist Ivan Reis, and the first 6-inch-scale Batmobile inspired by Batman: The Animated Series.
Accompanying the Batmobile is the fifth wave of figures from Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures — Nightwing, Bane, Mad Hatter and Scarecrow — plus a two-pack from Mask of the Phantasm (MTV News has the full details on the figures). The Batmobile features sliding door access and room for two 6-inch figures.
If Dave Jones has proved anything with his Arrow Jedi mashups, it's that with lightsaber effects, a John Williams score and the stray droid cameo, Starling City can be convincingly transformed into a galaxy far, far away.
He debuted his trilogy in May with "Under the Hood," which included appearances by R2-D2 and an Ewok, which he followed in November with "Corto Maltese." But all of that was only laying the groundwork for the epic finale, "The Climb," which reimagines Arrow's midseason cliffhanger — the showdown between Ra's al Ghul and Oliver Queen — as a high-stakes confrontation between Sith Lord and Jedi.
(Time once again for ROBOT 6 contributors Tom Bondurant and Carla Hoffman to email each other about the year in DC and Marvel superhero comics. This year's exchange took place between Dec. 26 and Dec. 30.)
Tom Bondurant: First let's address the elephant in the room — or, more accurately, the infinite number of parallel rooms, each containing a slightly different elephant. In 2015, both Marvel and DC are building Big Events around their respective multiverses. Conventional wisdom predicts that DC is doing this to address fan criticisms of the New 52, perhaps resulting in some continuity tweaks.
Carla Hoffman: Oh, man, I hope that's true! Honestly, I have a hard time judging the inner workings of our respective companies sometimes because I always hear more from the fan side than the production team. Enough customers come in, day in and day out, with a piece of their mind on how things should be run or changed, but rarely do the people in charge — not creators and editors, mind you, the people who sign the checks at the end of the day with real power — come forward to say, "We feel this is the right direction." Tom Brevoort on Tumblr comes close with his tireless open forum, but even then there's always going to be company policy. If DC is brave enough to go "Maybe we shouldn't have thrown the entire baby out with the bathwater" and massage their continuity into a more pleasing shape for fans, that's going to be a heck of thing that will have an effect on readership, for sure.
A little over a year ago, I asked, "what do we want out of a [superhero] comic-based TV series?"
This season, DC Comics fans have plenty of material to fuel that debate. I still haven't seen any of Gotham or Constantine, but I've really enjoyed the combination of The Flash and Arrow. With both shows taking a break for the holidays, today I want to see what satisfies and what doesn't.
SPOILERS FOLLOW for Arrow and The Flash, including some for the most recent episodes.
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It took me a while to warm up to Arrow. After taking most of last season to catch up — and, as it happens, missing the Barry Allen episodes — I seem to have gotten on board just at the right time. Because I am not a fan of superhero shows that de-emphasize the "superhero" part, it was harder for me to accept that Oliver Queen would skulk around the urban jungle in a hood and eyeblack. That sort of intermediate realism (which now reminds me of the short-lived TV show based on Mike Grell's Jon Sable comics) somehow requires more suspension of disbelief than a full-on costume and codename does.
To help promote tonight's episode of Arrow, The CW has returned to the series' roots, with a one-page comic teasing the search for the latest threat to Starling City, Cupid.
Debuting in the closing moments of last week's episode, where she immediately proved her deadliness, Cupid (aka Carrie Cutter) was introduced in 2009 in DC Comics' Green Arrow/Black Canary #15, by Andrew Kreisberg and David Baron. Kreisberg of course went on to co-create Arrow and its spinoff The Flash (although he didn't write tonight's episode, "Draw Back Your Bow').
"I thought that the way Warner Bros. announced the slate of DC movies could have been handled better. I think that someone like Grant Gustin, who has just launched an iconic character like The Flash, to record-breaking numbers — numbers that far surpassed Arrow's numbers […] I think that he should have been given a wider berth than two episodes before another actor was announced to play his character. […] I thought that it was shitty that all of this stuff got announced the morning that the ratings — the spectacular ratings — of the second episode of The Flash came in."
— Arrow star Stephen Amell, offering his views on the time of the announcement of Warner Bros.' DC film slate, which includes a Flash solo movie starring Ezra Miller
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Barnacle Bill's, Lighthouse Bakery and Common Loon Cafe began serving meals Monday.
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U.K. Stocks Rise; Vodafone, BT, Weir Group Lead FTSE 100 Higher
U.K. stocks climbed for a third day as Japan made progress in cooling nuclear reactors that were damaged during the March 11 earthquake and tsunami and investors speculated declines in equities were overdone.
Vodafone Group Plc and BT Group Plc rallied more than 2 percent after AT&T Inc. agreed to buy T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom AG for about $39 billion in cash and stock to create America's largest mobile-phone company. Weir Group Plc advanced 4.5 percent as Credit Suisse Group AG advised buying the shares.
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Even after three days of gains, the FTSE 100 is still 5 percent lower than this year's high on Feb. 8. The gauge has declined as political unrest in the Middle East and North Africa sent oil prices surging and Japan battled to stop its Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant from leaking radiation following the earthquake.
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Essar Energy Plc slid 7.3 percent to 440.4 pence as the Indian oil refiner and power plant operator said it incurred delays in gaining approval for the development of some domestic coal blocks.