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Vincent Grison is preparing for the solo Mini Transat race, which takes sailors across the Atlantic in beamy 21-foot sailboats.
The prevalence orcas in the waters off Savary Island in British Columbia makes it a popular spot for boaters to catch a glimpse of these marine mammals.
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Professionals who make their living on the water usually do their jobs flawlessly, but accidents do happen, as seen in this clip from the Netherlands.
One of the fastest sailing yachts in the recent Transatlantic Race 2015 — a 2,800-mile sprint from Newport, R.I., to The Lizard, on the southwestern coast of England — is the high-tech racer named Comanche.
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I do find the above blog very good & applaud the openness in discussing grief. It is definitely a process & an individual journey. I have experienced sudden loss of several close, intimate & family members as well as a prolonged death of both parents. Each grief process was different & I believe for me it had to do with grieving along the way vs having no prep time. One thing that was the same for both was holding on to the good memories & reflecting on them during sad times & filling up with gratitude for what we had an opportunity to share. My reality has been that we never know when death is to appear & we do our best to enjoy when we are alive.
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Revenue Cycle Quality Improvement So important to identify all the steps in the Revenue Cycle & to eliminate repetitive steps & unnecessary ones. Will improve flow at a lower cost. All staff from registration through collection have to be on the same page & know the importance of accuracy.Ownership of each part of the process will improve quality. Training & Cross Training needs priority to improve cash flow. The fewer times a claim needs to be addressed, cash flow and the cost of such will improve.Always learn from the denials & the best way to identify training & process improvements.May 23, 2015
Staff Recruitment & Training in Billing & FollowupMay 23, 2015
Finding experienced billers for a specific type of billing is not all that necessary. I have had great success in my 30+years of Revenue Cycle Management of training experienced billers with one type of service to another. Billing regs are basically the same but product billing will vary; auth's, coding etc. this is built into a system that is easily learned & training is what is important.
Finding potential staff that are willing to learn; know the importance of timeliness & accuracy; has the ability to communicate, ask questions & read billing manuals & regs; as well as has the motivation to do timely followup & challenge incorrectly denied claims is very important & significant.
MMCS has the experience and ability to set up training schedules & assist in improving staff structure.
Most important not to delegate the responsibility of Revenue billing & followup to an outside source. Take responsibility to keep this important function close to "home"!
New trend in Healthcare BillingMay 22, 2015
Many Providers are turning their billing over to their Computer Co's. Delegating the responsibility to others doesn't eliminate Payor responsibilities & must be monitored closely. My experience has been that there has been disasters with this type of arrangement.
If Providers are having difficulty recruiting experienced help, it is important to look at training and a tier structure for responsibility & pay scale in the billing/AR office. There are now Payor websites which have great training tools as well as webinars.
It is always best not to outsource billing but look at how you can supplement the FTE's & set up a training schedule. Training is always ongoing.
Outsourcing uses inexperience staff as well as experienced & as it is not their Payor contracts they have less on the line.
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Very clear & concise the obligations of the provider re: repayments of overpayments or audit findings. More important to identify process improvements to eliminate overpayments & audit recoveries.
Effective September 3, 2013, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) revised provisions of the Medicare Financial Management Manual that relate to provider requests for Extended Repayment Schedules (ERS) in connection with Medicare overpayments, including overpayments identified by Recovery Audit Contractors (RACs).
In general, if a Medicare Administrative Contractor or provider determines that an overpayment exists, the provider is required to repay that overpayment within 30 days.
Chapter 4 of the Medicare Financial Management Manual provides a process for a provider to request an ERS (formerly known as an Extended Repayment Plan), if repayment within 30 days would constitute a "hardship." A hardship is defined to exist "when the total amount of all outstanding overpayments (principal and interest) not included in an approved, existing repayment schedule is ten percent or greater than the total Medicare payments made for the cost reporting period covered by the most recently submitted cost…
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So nice to see so many changes being considered in healthcare. Most importantly is to keep the focus on the patient and doing what is best for him/her. There are so many processes that need improvement which will reduce expenses and costs. The fear of reimbursement reduction will dissipate when reviewing costs and eliminating waste offsets it. Let's work together to do what is best for the patient and the provider will benefit.

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2013 - with the entry of Celia R. as the "Voice"- transformed the concept of 2B2: From the pure songwriting for other (and some Gigs as 2B2&Friends) arose 2B2 (LIVE) and it follows the return on stage and the work on own songs.
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Understanding Kaminsky's DNS Bug
Over the past few days details have surfaced about the nature of the DNS bug that Dan Kaminsky announced two weeks ago. Yes, it is as big and as scary as we were told.
As you may remember, Kaminsky coordinated the announcement with many major software vendors and promised not to disclose a way to exploit the bug until August 6 at the annual Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas. This would give ISPs 30 days to patch their systems and protect their users. Kaminsky also asked members of the security community to refrain from publicly speculating about the issue until the details were officially announced. That may have been too much to ask, as it only took 13 days for the issue to find its way into the public eye.
Now that the details are out, and Kaminsky has himself commented on it, let's explore the issue and try to understand exactly how severe it is.
DNS Fundamentals
First, we need to understand the basics of how DNS traffic works. There are three players in the typical scenario:
- your computer,
- your ISPs recursive DNS servers, and
- a website's authoritative DNS servers
Authoritative DNS servers publish the IP addresses of domain names. Recursive DNS servers talk to authoritative servers to find addresses for those domain names. Your computer only talks to recursive DNS servers, which locate the address of the domain name for you. Your computer and the ISP's recursive DNS servers are both types of resolvers, they look elsewhere for answers. Of course, this is a simplified version of the process, but it's enough for our purposes.
So let's look at a typical DNS request and response. In this case we will use example.com and a couple fake DNS servers. (unnecessary dig output has been stripped)
$ dig @ns1.example.com www.example.com ;; ANSWER SECTION: www.example.com. 120 IN A 192.168.1.10 ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: example.com. 86400 IN NS ns1.example.com. example.com. 86400 IN NS ns2.example.com. ;; ADDITIONAL SECTION: ns1.example.com. 604800 IN A 192.168.2.20 ns2.example.com. 604800 IN A 192.168.3.30
Here we have queried an authoritative DNS server, ns1.example.com, and asked it for the address of www.example.com. As you can see, the response contained the IP address of www.example.com, along with two other sets of records: authority and additional. The authority section simply contains a list of the authoritative DNS servers for the domain in question. The additional section contains IP addresses for those servers. The fact that all of this information comes back in one single response is crucial to the recent exploit.
Bailiwick Checking
Consider the following analogy. Suppose you and I are traveling on a highway and our car breaks down. I ask you for the phone number to the local repair shop, and you respond with "I don't know their phone number, you should call them to find out." Without already knowing the shop's phone number how can I call them to learn their phone number?
Now let's think about a similar situation in DNS. We want to find the address of www.example.com so we ask a root DNS server for the list of .com DNS servers. The root server gives me a list of .com DNS servers so we pick one and ask it for the list of DNS servers for example.com. If the .com server simply responded with ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com we would be stuck. We are trying to find information about example.com and along the way we are being told to ask the example.com DNS servers for answers. To remedy this chicken and egg problem two "A" records are provided in the additional section to provide the missing link. These are called "glue" records.
Glue records are just normal "A" records that are supplied along with the response. The above response could have just as easily included irrelevant records:
$ dig @ns1.example.com www.example.com ;; ANSWER SECTION: www.example.com. 120 IN A 192.168.1.10 ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: example.com. 86400 IN NS ns1.example.com. example.com. 86400 IN NS ns2.example.com. ;; ADDITIONAL SECTION: ns1.example.com. 604800 IN A 192.168.2.20 ns2.example.com. 604800 IN A 192.168.3.30 www.linuxjournal.com. 43200 IN A 22.214.171.124
Notice the extra line at the end? Here we asked a question about something in the example.com domain, but the sneaky server also responded with information about www.linuxjournal.com. Is this server even authorized to respond to DNS requests for linuxjournal.com? Resolvers use a technique called bailiwick checking to determine whether or not to accept these extra records. This just means that any records that aren't in the same domain of the question are ignored. If we ask for information about ftp.example.com then we only accept information in the additional section that is about example.com.
Since around 1997 almost all modern DNS resolvers use bailiwick checking to protect themselves from this type of cache poisoning attack.
UDP and Query IDs
Most DNS traffic is sent over UDP, which is a connectionless protocol. This means that a resolver (either your computer or recursive DNS server) sends out a request and simply waits to be told an answer, by anyone. Usually there are many DNS requests being made at the same time, so the resolver needs a way to match up the questions it asks with the answers it receives. To do this each request is made with a number between 0 and 65536 called the query ID (QID). The server always sends back the answer with the same QID as the one it received in the reqeust.
There have been several exploits based on guessing the QID. In the old days resolvers simply incremented the QID, making it extremely easy to guess them. After that was exploited most DNS resolvers began using pseudorandom numbers for the QIDs. Because the QID is a 16 bit number there is only a small pool to pick from (only 65536 of them). Security researchers have demonstrated ways of predicting these random numbers.
The Exploit
Now that we have covered the basics, let's get to Kaminsky's exploit.
Imagine that a resolver asks for the IP address of doesnotexist.example.com. An attacker sends back a response that looks like this:
$ dig doesnotexist.example.com ;; ANSWER SECTION: doesnotexist.example.com. 120 IN A 10.10.10.10 ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: example.com. 86400 IN NS www.example.com. ;; ADDITIONAL SECTION: www.example.com. 604800 IN A 10.10.10.20
An attacker is trying to trick the resolver into believing that www.example.com now lives at 10.10.10.20, and to remember that for 604800 seconds (7 days). This passes the bailiwick check because the domains in the authority and additional sections are the same domain in the answer. Remember though, the response still needs to contain the same QID for the resolver to accept the response. However, since most of this traffic is happening over UDP there is nothing to prevent attackers from sending a flood of responses to the resolver. But sending answers to questions that have never been asked would be pointless. Also, the attacker's response needs to arrive before the real response does.
Also, it could be hard for an attacker to guess what questions would be asked. Instead, the attacker could set up a webpage with lots of images on it - let's say 1000 images, pointing to various domains, like this:

When a browser tries to render this page it will ask the resolver to look up the address of aaaa.example.com, aaab.example.com, and so on until it has looked up the addresses of all 1000. Along the way it will be sending these requests with different QIDs from 1 to 65535. If the attacker is constantly sending answers to the resolver with QID 12345, for example, it will eventually have the right QID and the response will be accepted. (If it helps to understand this, you could also imagine the attacker sending back 65536 different responses at the same time, each with a different QID, and then you could be certain that the question would receive an answer.)
But what about bailiwick checking? Remember, the attacker doesn't control example.com, he's simply sending his own answers to the resolver, so he can craft the responses to appear to be in bailiwick. The responses might look something like this:
;; ANSWER SECTION: aaaa.example.com. 120 IN A 10.10.10.10 ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: example.com. 86400 IN NS www.example.com. ;; ADDITIONAL SECTION: www.example.com. 604800 IN A 10.10.10.20
The attacker has sent a response to your resolver and instructed it to store 10.10.10.20 as the IP address of www.example.com and to keep it for 7 days. Further, any other DNS requests will be sent there since the NS record is cached too.
In this exploit it doesn't matter what the question was, the authority and additional sections will always be the same. All that matters is that his response arrives before the real response, for any one of these requests. By flooding the resolver with answers the attacker raises the chances that one will be accepted, any one. Kaminsky discovered a way to combine the QID weakness with bailiwick spoofing to poison caches.
Before the recent patches were released, if a person browsing the web were to visit the attackers webpage then everyone else at that ISP (Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, etc) would be vulnerable. The ISP's recursive DNS servers could send all traffic for www.bankofamerica.com to an IP operated by someone with shady morals.
The Exploit Is Real
Yes, the exploit is real, and it is severe. Cricket Lui, noted expert and an author of the ubiqitous "DNS and BIND" book by O'Reilly, has suggested that this may be the biggest DNS security issue in the history of the Internet, and most other experts seem to agree with him. Dan Kaminsky has said that he was able to exploit systems in less than 10 seconds. That means Dan can control your bank account, your email, your ebay account, or anything else you do online, in a matter of seconds. And you didn't even have to do anything. Any one of the thousands or hundreds of thousands of customers of your ISP could have fallen for it, and it would affect you. This is why it is so important that these systems be patched right away.
Head over to Dan Kaminsky's website, DoxPara Research, and click the "Check my DNS" button on the right to see if your ISP has patched. If you are still vulnerable you should consider using OpenDNS in the mean time.
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I would hope that djbdns is
I would hope that djbdns is not vulnerable to this issue?
great overview
It's an excellent overview of the DNS spoofing attack. Very accessible and at the same time technically proficient. Kudos to the author!
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Dogs are known to be carnivourous and often feast on small children.
Part of the feline family, usually spotted in packs in the lower east Brooklyn area.
The dog has nine feet, each with seven claws and has a purple beak.
Dogs are known to be carnivourous and often feast on small children.
That crazy dog ate my neighbor's kid!
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1. Any four-legged, pack hunting, carnivorous animal of the genus Canis. Yes, I consider a wolf to be a dog, because the common house Dog, Canis Familiaris or Canis Domesticus is a bred-down version of Canis Lupus, the modern wolf. Makes a good pet, as they are intelligent, curious, and as I have earlier stated, a pack animal, and therefore easily suited to life with a family of many people, or fewer.
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2. What you call a close buddy.
1. Peta can suck my nuts, dogs, and every other pet, usually (90% of the time,) have a better life in captivity than in the wild, as a matter of fact, if it weren't for human captivity, we wouldn't have Canis Familiaris as we know it today! LICK MY ASSHOLE, PETA!
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human best friend! we must learn how to be sincere from the dog.
i respect the dogs more than humans.
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n. friend of the same sex, usually male. Derived from the members of the Dogg Pound. pl.: dogs
How've you been, dog? Long time no see!
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Mans best friend,comes in all shapes and sizes,always hungry,don`t talk back, constantly listening for the word bye-bye,wont ever pass up a back scratch
Fee Fee loved to go bye bye,and then have one of the nieghbor dogs push her home.
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Re: Can I really garden my way to 800+?[ Edited ]
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Thanks, Revelate, for moving the thread!
Interesting about the newer score models maybe giving higher scores. I know that the TU '08 at Walmart/GE is my highest score of all the FICOs and FAKOs that I know. Feels good, but I'm sticking with the Eq Beacon from MyFico as my ultimate reality check.
Understood on how mortgages and auto loans can help boost a score. Those are just something I don't need and hope I never do need. I've had both in the distant past, but find I'm happier without them. Mortages are so expensive and such hell for low-income self-employed people to get that I hope never to apply for one again.
Now to see how far I can get (in how long a time) just by gardening and fine tuning utilization. I know that at this point it's just "keeping score" rather than expecting any big benefit. But I do think that being closer to 800 would help me next year when my goal is to ask for APR decreases.


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Previous miniseries on the cable net have included Alice, Tin Man, and Battlestar Galactica (which launched the Syfy series).
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Baucus supports a climate bill and knows it will pass Congress, but Senate Finance Committee calls on polluter lobbyists to attack clean energy yet again
Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT) knows that his state's trees are being ravaged by warming-driven pests now and that Montana faces 175% to 400% increase in wildfire burn area if we don't reverse course sharply and soon on greenhouse gas emissions. That's why he supports strong climate action and said last week, "There's no doubt that this Congress is going to pass climate change legislation."
Bizarrely, though, his Finance Committee will hold an utterly missable hearing today on the "future of jobs" under clean energy legislation that has a witness list stacked with fossil-fuel-industry-funded polluters and deniers. Wonk Room has the story, excerpted below:
Appearing before the committee are four industry or conservative lobbyists and one coal-industry union lobbyist, Abraham Breehey. The only economist to testify will be Margo Thorning, a lobbyist for the anti-tax American Council on Capital Formation. Also testifying is Carol Berrigan, a nuclear industry representative, Van Ton-Quinlivan of Pacific Gas & Electric, and American Enterprise Institute fellow Kenneth Green.
Green regularly spouts anti-scientific nonsense like, "We're back to the average temperatures that prevailed in 1978″¦. No matter what you've been told, the technology to significantly reduce emissions is decades away and extremely costly" "" from a 2008 speech AEI later removed from their website (excerpts here). Last month, Green weirdly compared EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson to Clint Eastwood and carbon polluters to criminals.
One could point out that Berrigan's organization, the Nuclear Energy Institute, is not satisfied that clean energy legislation will spur nuclear energy through free-market competition, but is demanding massive subsidies and tax breaks as well.
One could point out that ACCF and AEI have received millions of dollars in funding from Exxon Mobil alone, or that Thorning refuses to reveal her methodology and Green has tried to buy climate scientists for $10,000 a pop.
Instead, let's just note that tomorrow's testimony will likely rehash the talking points that these witnesses have delivered time and again for the past ten years. Other than Ton-Quinlivan, who is appearing for the first time before Congress, the witnesses are regulars on the Hill, testifying a combined 20 times on climate and energy policy since 2002. Thorning has been the most frequent guest over the years, and this will be Green's fifth time testifying since June.
Margo Thorning:
- 3/26/09 House Ways & Means
- 3/18/09 House Energy and Commerce
- 9/18/08 House Global Warming
- 11/8/07 Senate Environment and Public Works
- 7/24/07 Senate Environment and Public Works
- 7/11/07 House Foreign Affairs
- 4/5/06 Senate Commerce & Senate Judiciary
- 4/3/06 Senate Energy and Natural Resources
- 10/5/05 Senate EPW
- 6/5/03 Senate Environment and Public Works
Kenneth P. Green
- 10/28/09 Senate Environment and Public Works
- 10/22/09 House Global Warming
- 10/15/09 Senate Foreign Relations
- 6/9/09 Senate Environment and Public Works
- 9/25/07 Senate Environment and Public Works
- 3/13/02 Senate Governmental Affairs
Carol Berrigan:
Abraham Breehey
- 2/14/08 Senate Finance
- 2/2/05 Senate Environment and Public Works
If the Finance Committee is really trying to learn something new about whether reforming our pollution-based energy infrastructure would create new jobs, one would think they could have put a little more effort in witness selection.
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In no way is this meant as a defense of Baucus' actions, but this is undoubtedly a political calculation on his part. He is a Democratic Denator from a conservative state and if he is seen as being in the pocket of environmentalists, then he can kiss reelection goodbye.
Baucus played the same game with the health care bill and it hasn't had a negative effect yet. Give it a chance.
Just as Baucus and his committee fought to protect the profits of the insurance corporations against the interests of the American people in the health care legislation process, so he is fighting to protect the profits of the fossil fuel and nuclear power corporations against the interests of the American people in the climate/energy legislation process.
And it's exactly because Baucus believes that "there's no doubt that this Congress is going to pass climate change legislation", that he is working extra hard to make sure that the profits of the fossil fuel and nuclear corporations are protected in any such legislation.
And why not? That's exactly what he is paid the big bucks to do.
As I pointed out in a recent post at Master Resources, that quote of yours was simply a typo in an early iteration of a speech that I inadvertently had posted to the AEI website. I had it pulled as it was radically different than the extemporaneous remarks I wound up giving at that planned presentation. What I was going to say was that temperatures were back to the level before 1998, not 1978.
I know you don't actually care about the truth, Joe, but you might actually address substantive points I've made, rather than a transient typo that made it through onto AEI's website.
[JR: First off, until you repost the original draft speech, why would anyone believe your story? Lots of people post the drafts of speeches that are quite different from what the actual delivery is. Until you do, it looks like I was right — that you and AEI removed it because you are afraid to let people see what you really believe.
And who the heck reads Master Resource [no 's' — that's another typo]? Other than the disinformation specialists who write for it, that is?
Why didn't you send me an email a long time ago? I ain't hard to find.
The 1998 stuff is still wrong, of course (see here or here).
But the following quote is typo-free, no? "No matter what you've been told, the technology to significantly reduce emissions is decades away and extremely costly."
Any other retractions you want to make that I posted here?
For the record (links here), the obscure blog Master Resources is essentially a creature of the Institute for Energy Research (IER), which "has received $307,000 from ExxonMobil since 1998" and which is closely allied with a fossil-fuel front group that is it spreading disinformation about Waxman-Markey.
The editor of Master Resource is senior research fellow at IER. And the person atop the blogger list on the "About" page is our old friend Robert Bradley, CEO and founder of IER, "who previously served as Director of Public Policy Analysis at Enron, where he was a speechwriter for CEO Kenneth Lay," who was "convicted on fraud and conspiracy charges on May 25, 2006.
So if you ever want to post something that you can be sure no one will ever see, Master Resource is the place to do it!
Note: I didn't read this comment until 5 pm EST (thanks to SecularAnimist). I was out half the day.]
Mr. Green, perhaps you can expand for the readers of this site regarding the dataset you are using to determine the return of average temperatures to where they were before 1998, and why this ten-year piece of the global temperature record is relevant to the climate debate presently occurring in Congress?
Ken Green wrote: "I know you don't actually care about the truth, Joe, but you might actually address substantive points I've made …"
"Care about the truth"?
Ken Green, you are a paid liar.
You lie — for money.
It's really as simple as that.


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With the heat of summer knocking at our door, good day-time bass fishing will most likely happen less frequently. So far this season on Cape Cod, past reliable hot spots like the Cape Cod Canal have been less productive than in past seasons (especially during the day).
But there is hope for those who prefer to fish during the more "leisurely" day time hours, as opposed to staying up all night. Based on what I'm experiencing you will have to cover a lot of ground and be OK with walking for miles on end, to find the fish.
Yet once you do find the bass, there's a good chance that they'll be quite aggressive – at least that is what I recently experienced during this day-time topwater bass bite.
In This Case The Tide Was More Important Than Time Of Day
Time of day can be very important when striper fishing. Most of us know that night time and early morning are two of the best times to be fishing.
Yet in some circumstances tide is the #1 most important factor. In the location I fished during this trip, high tide is imperative for the reasons outlined in this blog post from last week. Conveniently high tide was in the morning, so there was really no need for me to stay up all night.
I feel that the fish here "run the shoreline" when the tide is high, and then retreat to deeper water once the tide drops. My plan was to intercept them while they were still within casting range, before they headed back offshore.
Seals – Usually Not A Good Sign, But In This Case They Were
As I walked down the beach, scanning for signs of life, I noticed a couple large seals hanging 25 or so yards offshore. They seemed curious as to what I was doing, and kept popping up in random spots to check me out.
Ask any Cape Cod �fisherman and they will tell you that seals are not a good thing for surfcasting. In 95% of the situations I would agree. Yet in this scenario, I felt that the seals were a good sign, because where there are seals there must be bait, and maybe even striped bass-which the seals prey upon.
I decided to take a cast and see if anyone was home.
I reeled the plug slowly across the surface of the water, and watched as the seals retreated, apparently spooked by my cast. The plug looked perfect as it swam from side to side on top of the waves.
About 10 feet from shore it happened, and water burst into the air, as a bass tried to engulf the plug. I was on with the first fish of the day, and ironically, I had the seal to thank.
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Piney Point (also known simply as "The Point"[1]) is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in St. Mary's County, Maryland, United States. It is known for the Paul Hall Center for Maritime Training and Education, houses along the beach, a lighthouse, and a museum. The Piney Point post office also serves St. George Island, which is connected to Piney Point by a short bridge.[2]
The scenic environment of Piney Point continues to be the summer getaway of many Washington D.C. notables. Named after the long-leaf yellow and loblolly pines lining the shores of the Potomac River, the Point provided a nature retreat to Presidents James Monroe, Franklin Pierce and Teddy Roosevelt. A number of other Capital luminaries such as Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun and Daniel Webster were frequent visitors to the Piney Point Hotel, which was shut down after a hurricane in 1933.[3]
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CANYON — Canyon High School's Future Farmers of America was ranked the No. 1 FFA chapter in Texas through the Golden Horizon Award.
This award measures engagement of students in the program of activities of the Texas FFA. This is among all divisions, 1A through 6A, and Canyon beat chapters with as many as nine agriculture teachers. This marks the first time CHS won the award after being in the top three for two years in a row.
Nine students from Canyon FFA were honored, receiving a Lone Star FFA degree: Rhett Bain, Jacob Bell, Tanner Bolton, Coleman Curry, Grainger Fischbacher, Georgia Hansen, Layne Jones, Colton Shaw and Bretton Strickland. The Lone Star FFA degree is the highest degree any FFA member can receive from the Texas FFA Association.
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Mogford has already received $10,000 from the San Antonio public speaking contest as well as another $6,000 in agricultural related scholarships. He was also honored at the FFA convention this year, receiving the Agricultural Education Proficiency Award scholarship at $1,000 given in honor of Justin Boots CEO Randy Watson.
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This is a nice little B&B about a 5 minute canal walk from Leidesplein Tram stop. Trams from Leidesplein to Dam Square, Anne Frank House and Central Station run about every 3 minutes. There are 3 lines doing this route. 1,2 and 5. A day ticket costs 7.5 Euros, 2 days 12 Euros and 3 days 16.5 Euros.
On the hotel itself, I had a very good stay. I stayed in room 24, which was a single. You get a wash basin, a tv a nice chair, a nice bed. No tea/coffee facilities, free wifi which worked well. A nice breakfast, including scrambled eggs, toast, various cold meats and cheese/fruit. No bacon/sausages. The owners seemed very nice and obviously care about their place. I found it very clean, and between 3 people on the top floor we shared one toilet and two showers, which all worked very well and were very clean. The stairs are fairly narrow, but not too bad.
If you want a cheap B&B in an amazing location with all the basics covered, then this is the place for you. If you want a luxury hotel then this is not your place. I have stayed at the Millennium Times Square in New York and the Ritz in London, and this is obviously not that so don't expect that, but for what it is trying to be it is very good at. Some of these reviews annoy me, because its like they expect the Ritz!
This is a clean hotel, in excellent location, with a tv(20 European channels including eng lang BBC1 BBC2, National Geographic, MTV, Nickleodeon and a movie channel), free wifi, a nice comfy bed, a chair, a wash basin and breakfast included. At this price range it was exactly what I wanted.
For people who want advice on the city itself please read the following, I know it would've helped me.
Trams are definitely the best way to travel in terms of cost and efficiency. You need a GVB multi-day tram ticket you get from Centraal next to the main ticket office. Cycling costs about 8 euros for 3 hours and then 12 euros for 24 hours rising up after that. I found cycling a great way to enjoy Amsterdam but it was a little tricky navigating around the roads with pedestrians and cars everywhere. I would not recommend hiring bikes with little kids unless you stick to vondelpark or outside Dam Square. I also tried Canal bike which was a little pedal boat and costs 8 Euros for 1 hour, it was great fun, definitely recommend, a unique way of seeing the city, but be careful of the big boats!
The location here is perfect, Leidesplein is easily the best square to stay near, it has a nice selection of bars, restaurants, hotels and shops and is right next to vondelpark, a nice tranquil retreat from the hectic busy city. I have stayed in Dam square before and found it pretty hectic and claustrophobic and the area a little shabby. This is a nice classy area situated between the museums, vondelpark and the hectic city.
The two things you have to do are the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House. These are two things unique to Amsterdam and are pretty mind blowing in their own way. All the other attractions, I have probably seen better versions of elsewhere.
The cost of a train from Schiphol to Centraal is 4.4 euros and they run every 15 minutes. Also be careful with the cost of alcohol, a single Bacardi and coke at Schiphol airport cost 9 euros.
Hope this helps anyone who reads this.
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- We are a family run hotel in the centre of amsterdam.Typical canal house with spacious rooms, some ensuite and most are budget rooms with shared bathroom. The rate includes a dutch continental breakfast.We are located very near the van gogh museum and just walking distance from leidseplein.We have been 30 years established hotel owners.This building is a goverment historical listed building. From june 2013 we have eight new ensuite rooms with lovely new bathrooms, some are smaller than others and the price is adapted to the size of the room. We also offer low rates room only and our clients can buy breakfast if they wish.Our ground floor has been totally renovated as well as all our public bathrooms. We hope you will enjoy your stay at the kooyk hotel. ... more less
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Is that kind of usage normal for such an operation? I haven't done any major 3D rendering and such so I wouldn't know if the CPU might be used closer to 100%. Would it?
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This raw alpaca fiber is from the blanket of one of my older females (this gal is 17 years old). Due to her age, her staple length is just over 2 inches of growth in one year, not suitable for mill spinning. In addition, again because of age, the quality is not super, but it is still useful in other ways than yarn. Many seek out fiber like this to make felt, rugs or use for stuffing pillows or dog beds.
This lot weighs approximately 4 pounds and is white in color. It has not been washed or cleaned in any way, and is truly "raw".
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On Saturday, many of the South Island's centres had
temperatures in the mid-30s, and unofficially the temperature
was closing in on 40 degrees in some sheltered areas.
Dunedin airport had a near-record high with a maximum of 34C.
The hottest ever recorded there was 35.5C.
Nearby Mosgiel was 35C and Hanmer Springs further north also
had 35C.
Yesterday the South Island again stole the show with
Murchison clocking up 34C, nearing its record high of 36C.
"It was very hot across so many areas on either day or both
days and it doesn't like it'll be the last time with
temperatures well into the thirties this summer," said
weather analyst Richard Green.
"There are signs that once more that heat will drift across
from Australia again as our neighbours are standing by for
some stations to hit 50 degrees."
Temperatures today were not expected to be as high as those
at the weekend but would be comfortable in most places.
The week ahead was forecast to be a little changeable as an
incoming depression came in from the Tasman with rain moving
into western districts before skies cleared.
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poisonous heavy metal that has not been used in thermometers
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So even if you wanted to use really bad reporting terms then
the more correct term would be "unofficially the red coloured
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We would like to devote this section of the webpage to helping runners wanting to pace and looking for pacers. Please email the details of your offer or request and any contact information you would like posted so we can list it below. Thank you.
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I am interested in pacing a runner the Wasatch 100 this September. I live in Atlanta and constantly run the north Georgia mountains. I am not very fast on flat courses but on mountain runs I am very steady. I love being a mountain goat. I would like to pace someone with a 26-28 hour goal but am open to anyone. I pace well with most personalities. I hope to run the Wasatch in 2017 so it would be a great way to see part of the course. I will be in the area on the front end of a vacation and I can't think of a better way to kick it off than to log some miles helping someone achieve a goal.
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1. Grain
Drama | Post-production
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Writer: Semih Kaplanoglu | Director: Semih Kaplanoglu | Stars: Jean-Marc Barr, Ermin Bravo, Grigoriy Dobrygin, Lubna Azabal
2. Zoolander 2 (2016)
PG-13 | 102 min | Comedy
Derek and Hansel are lured into modeling again, in Rome, where they find themselves the target of a sinister conspiracy.
Writers: Justin Theroux, Ben Stiller, Nicholas Stoller, John Hamburg, Drake Sather | Director: Ben Stiller | Stars: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Penélope Cruz, Will Ferrell
Votes: 33,466 | Gross: $28.84M
3. The Slider (2016)
Drama | Completed
Michael works as a hospital janitor and he lives with his wife Ester, who has fallen into depression after the death of their son. Michael is willing to do anything he can to save Ester, even things that no sane mind would ever dream of.
Writer: Filippo Luciano Santaniello | Director: Carlo Fusco | Stars: Vin Bejleri, Ieva Lykos, Bruce Davison, Maia Morgenstern
4. Breaking Tales: Wonderland (2016)
90 min | Drama | Pre-production
A new powerful drug the "Wonderland" is on the market. The wonderland has two servings. "In" and "Out" . But once you take your needle you live in another world for few minutes and if you loose your "Out" you will never be back .
Writers: Gabriel Cash, Nico Toffoli | Director: Gabriel Cash | Stars: Hal Yamanouchi, Nico Toffoli, Abraam Fontana, Silvio Pollio
Zio Gianni (2014– )
Lo Sfratto - Parte Prima
Director: Daniele Grassetti | Stars: Paolo Calabresi, Cristel Checca, Luigi Di Capua, Francesco Russo
Zio Gianni (2014– )
Lo Sfratto - Parte Seconda
Director: Daniele Grassetti | Stars: Paolo Calabresi, Cristel Checca, Luigi Di Capua, Nino Frassica
7. Il bosco (2015 TV Mini-Series)
80 min | Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Creator: Pietro Valsecchi | Stars: Giulia Michelini, Claudio Gioè, Andrea Sartoretti, Gianmarco Tognazzi
Votes: 20
8. Doppia luce (2015)
15 min | Short, Fantasy, Mystery
Francesca is a detective with a special gift. Upon contact with objects she receives some scary visions, like a game of lights. Thanks to this gift she solves very complicated cases. ... See full summary »
Writer: Laszlo Barbo | Director: Laszlo Barbo | Stars: Angie Alexander, Camilla Filippi, Salvatore Striano, Giuseppe Zeno
9. E-bola (2015)
82 min | Drama
Six researchers coming from all over the world join a task force to develop a vaccine for the Ebola virus in a secret laboratory in the heart of Rome. When the outbreak hits their own ... See full summary »
Writers: Gabriele Iacovone, Cristian Marazziti, Luca Monti | Director: Cristian Marazziti | Stars: Giada Benedetti, Paolo Bernardini, Melanie Gerren, Jun Ichikawa
10. Earth (II) (2015)
64 min | Documentary, Fantasy, Mystery
When I wake will I be someone else?
Writers: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Directors: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Stars: Júlio Bressane, Angela Carbone, Lou Castel, Banchiayehu Girma
11. Mokusatsu (2015)
16 min | Short, Drama, Romance
A tribute to Japanese classic cinema.
Writer: Nour Gharbi | Director: Nour Gharbi | Stars: Jun Ichikawa, Yoon C. Joyce, Kanami Nagamoto, Hal Yamanouchi
Il bosco (2015– )
Episode #1.1
Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Writers: Mizio Curcio, Leonardo D'Agostini, Andrea Nobile, Pietro Valsecchi | Director: Eros Puglielli | Stars: Giulia Michelini, Claudio Gioè, Andrea Sartoretti, Gianmarco Tognazzi
13. Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist (2014 TV Mini-Series)
TV-14 | 152 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
A multi-layered series that looks back to the formative years of Ryu and Ken as they live a traditional warrior's life in secluded Japan. The boys are, unknowingly, the last practitioners ... See full summary »
Stars: Togo Igawa, Christian Howard, Mike Moh, Shogen
Votes: 8,378
14. A Boss in the Living Room (2014)
90 min | Comedy
Cristina lives a peaceful life until her older brother Ciro, who has to attend a trial, asks to spend house arrests at Cristina's home.
Writers: Luca Miniero, Federica Pontremoli | Director: Luca Miniero | Stars: Paola Cortellesi, Rocco Papaleo, Luca Argentero, Angela Finocchiaro
Votes: 808
15. Zio Gianni (2014– )
8 min | Comedy
Stars: Luigi Di Capua, Cristel Checca, Francesco Russo, Paolo Calabresi
Votes: 17
Il commissario Rex (2008– )
A pezzi
A senior post office official is murdered in his flat. Terzani and Rex's investigations seem to point to the victim's ex-wife, who has never resigned herself to her husband's separation. So... See full summary »
Director: Raffaele Verzillo | Stars: Francesco Arca, Domenico Fortunato, Hal Yamanouchi
Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist (2014– )
TV-14 | 14 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
As Ryu and Ken near the end of their training they are impatient to master the power of 'Hado'. Their Master, Goken, worries about sharing this powerful technique. Goken sets Ryu and Ken on a quest to find Gotetsu's Dojo where he trained.
Writers: Joey Ansah, Christian Howard | Director: Joey Ansah | Stars: Togo Igawa, Shogen, Gaku Space, Joey Ansah
Votes: 104
Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist (2014– )
End Game
TV-14 | 14 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
Stars: Akira Koieyama, Christian Howard, Mike Moh, Hal Yamanouchi
Votes: 41
Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist (2014– )
May the Best Man Win
TV-14 | 10 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
Stars: Akira Koieyama, Christian Howard, Mike Moh, Togo Igawa
Votes: 26
Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist (2014– )
The Raging Demon
TV-14 | 13 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
Stars: Akira Koieyama, Christian Howard, Mike Moh, Togo Igawa
Votes: 29
21. The Wolverine (2013)
PG-13 | 126 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
When Wolverine is summoned to Japan by an old acquaintance, he is embroiled in a conflict that forces him to confront his own demons.
Writers: Mark Bomback, Scott Frank | Director: James Mangold | Stars: Hugh Jackman, Will Yun Lee, Tao Okamoto, Rila Fukushima
Votes: 326,612 | Gross: $132.55M
22. The Girl from Nagasaki (2013)
107 min | Drama, Music, Romance
'The Girl from Nagasaki' is a 3D feature film production of the classic Puccini Opera 'Madam Butterfly,' directed by world renown photographer Michel Comte. It's a modern day tale that ... See full summary »
Writers: Michel Comte, Anne-Marie Mackay, Ayako Yoshida | Directors: Michel Comte, Ayako Yoshida | Stars: Mariko Wordell, Edoardo Ponti, Paulina Semionova, Ayako Yoshida
Votes: 169
23. The Mercury Conspiracy (2013)
R | 89 min | Thriller
In a small village in China's Yunnan region, Xiwen (Jingchu Zhang) mourns the sudden loss of her beloved, only child, a young boy poisoned by tainted food. Numbed by the pain, she seeks a ... See full summary »
Writers: Francesco Arlanch, Luca Barbareschi, Anna Pavignano | Director: Luca Barbareschi | Stars: Luca Barbareschi, Jingchu Zhang, Carl Ng, Frank Crudele
Votes: 152
24. Niente può fermarci (2013)
91 min | Comedy
"Nothing can stop us" is a On the Road comedy. And 'the journey of formation of 4 "particular" boys, to the affirmation of self and acceptance of their differences. A fun and spectacular ... See full summary »
Writers: Luigi Cecinelli, Ivan Silvestrini | Director: Luigi Cecinelli | Stars: Vittorio Emanuele Propizio, Federico Costantini, Vincenzo Alfieri, Guglielmo Amendola
Votes: 176
25. Colpi di fortuna (2013)
100 min | Comedy
Writers: Neri Parenti, Alessandro Bencivenni, Domenico Saverni, Volfango De Biasi | Director: Neri Parenti | Stars: Christian De Sica, Pasquale Petrolo, Claudio Gregori, Luca Bizzarri
Votes: 439
26. Pietro Rossini (2013)
The life of Pietro Rossini, an Italian's entrepreneur passioned of art that all along is life has sustained with all his energies important artists such as Cesar Baldaccini,Arnoldo Pomodoro, Guilio Turcato, Cascella, Consagra.
Writers: Missiaggia Giorgia, Morghen Nadia | Directors: Giorgia Missiaggia, Nadia Morghen | Stars: Contini Franco, Francesco Lovati, De Mojana Matteo, Alberto Onofrietti
27. Cinecittà Doc (2013 TV Movie)
Cinecittà is the worldwide studious. Talking about Cinecittà is a great emotion, it's like talking about one's mother
Writer: Diego Vida | Director: Diego Vida | Stars: Alexis Cahill, Massimo Corizza, Claudio Cosentino, Manuel De Sica
28. The Day of the Siege: September Eleven 1683 (2012)
R | 114 min | Adventure, Drama, History
In the summer of 1683, 300,000 warriors of the Ottoman Empire began the siege of Vienna. The fall of the city would have opened the way to conquer Europe. On September 11. was the main battle between the Polish cavalry and the Turks.
Writers: Valerio Manfredi, Renzo Martinelli, Alessandro Leone, Giuseppe Baiocchi | Director: Renzo Martinelli | Stars: F. Murray Abraham, Enrico Lo Verso, Jerzy Skolimowski, Alicja Bachleda
Votes: 1,063
29. Sins Expiation (2012)
84 min | Action, Thriller
David begins experiencing cloudy memories of a long-lost life amidst the violent Cortello family in Sicily ââ'¬Â¦ a family he ultimately betrayed. And the wages of sin are deadly.
Writer: Christian Repici | Director: Carlo Fusco | Stars: Gabriele Arena, Steven Bauer, Vin Bejleri, Luigi Maria Burruano
Votes: 214
30. Yuki (I) (2012)
93 min | Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Yuki, a Japanese illustrator of fables, can see the spirits of the dead men. Called in dream by her dead fiancé, she goes to Italy, where she meets Marcello, a man who has lost his memory ... See full summary »
Writers: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Directors: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Stars: Fabio Amore, Pietro Faiella, Yuki Iwasaki, Chiaki Oshima
31. All at Sea (2011)
95 min | Comedy
Writers: Matteo Cerami, Vincenzo Cerami | Director: Matteo Cerami | Stars: Gigi Proietti, Marco Giallini, Ilaria Occhini, Sergio Fiorentini
Votes: 169
32. Dove la trovi una come me? (2011 TV Movie)
Writers: Alessandro Fabbri, Ludovica Rampoldi, Francesco Scardamaglia | Director: Giorgio Capitani | Stars: Gabriella Pession, Daniele Pecci, Caterina Guzzanti, Serena Rossi
Votes: 26
Il commissario Rex (2008– )
La ragazza scomparsa
Katia has won a cruise for two and takes Lorenzo Fabbri as her reluctant guest. Meanwhile, Rex manages to sneak on board the ship, and they both become involved in the case of a missing passenger.
Creators: Peter Hajek, Peter Moser | Director: Marco Serafini | Stars: Kaspar Capparoni, Fabio Ferri, Pilar Abella, Alina Nedelea
Votes: 6
34. The Way Back (I) (2010)
PG-13 | 133 min | Adventure, Biography, Drama
Siberian gulag escapees travel 4,000 miles by foot to freedom in India.
Writers: Keith R. Clarke, Slavomir Rawicz, Peter Weir | Director: Peter Weir | Stars: Jim Sturgess, Ed Harris, Colin Farrell, Dragos Bucur
Votes: 86,868 | Gross: $2.68M
35. Genghis Khan: The Story of a Lifetime (2010)
120 min | Action
The fate of a legendary boy, Temudjin, later the Genghis Khan, who became the most powerful emperor of Mongolia. With his army created one of the largest empires of all time.
Writers: James Carrington, William Weaver | Directors: Ken Annakin, Antonio Margheriti | Stars: Daming Chen, Bekim Fehmiu, Daniel Greene, Charlton Heston
Votes: 60
36. Gorbaciof (2010)
85 min | Crime, Drama
Marino Pacileo, known as "Gorbaciof" due to the prominent birthmark on his forehead, is an accountant at Poggioreale Prison in Naples. Pacileo, silent and shy, has only one passion in life:... See full summary »
Writers: Diego De Silva, Stefano Incerti | Director: Stefano Incerti | Stars: Toni Servillo, Mi Yang, Geppy Gleijeses, Gaetano Bruno
Votes: 559
37. Late Summer (2010)
89 min | Drama
In an astronomical observatory, images of the stars Vega and Altair are projected. A female voice tells the legend of two unlucky lovers who were condemned to live apart on opposite sides ... See full summary »
Writers: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Directors: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Stars: Hal Yamanouchi, Yuki Iwasaki, Junko Hasegawa, Chikako Yamanouchi
38. Push (2009)
PG-13 | 111 min | Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Two young Americans with special abilities must race to find a girl in Hong Kong before a shadowy government organization called Division does.
Writer: David Bourla | Director: Paul McGuigan | Stars: Camilla Belle, Dakota Fanning, Chris Evans, Colin Ford
Votes: 90,694 | Gross: $31.81M
39. Dew Voices (2009)
30 min | Short, Drama
Writers: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Directors: Marco De Angelis, Antonio Di Trapani | Stars: Fumika Araki, Masato Iizuka, Junko Mori, Hal Yamanouchi
40. La rabbia (2008)
104 min | Drama
A young director, lives with a girl. His only aim is to leave a footstep of his presence on this world realizing a film.
Writers: Louis Nero, Timothy Keller | Director: Louis Nero | Stars: Franco Nero, Nico Rogner, Giorgio Albertazzi, Tinto Brass
Votes: 60
41. Il commissario Rex (2008– )
Creators: Peter Hajek, Peter Moser | Stars: Augusto Zucchi, Pilar Abella, Domenico Fortunato, Kaspar Capparoni
Votes: 122
42. Questa notte è ancora nostra (2008)
98 min | Comedy
Writers: Gianfranco Giagni, Li Xiang Yang, Paolo Genovese, Luca Miniero, Fausto Brizzi, Massimiliano Bruno, Chiara Laudani, Marco Martani | Directors: Paolo Genovese, Luca Miniero | Stars: Nicolas Vaporidis, Massimiliano Bruno, Valentina Izumi, Ilaria Spada
Votes: 280
43. Paura: Lucio Fulci Remembered - Volume 1 (2008 Video)
Not Rated | 225 min | Documentary
The life & times of the "Godfather of Gore" as seen through the eyes of his colleagues & peers.
Directors: Mike Baronas, Kit Gavin | Stars: Claudio Aliotti, Lucio Fulci, Adelaide Aste, Catriona MacColl
Votes: 43
44. Tutte le donne della mia vita (2007)
105 min | Comedy
Writers: Simona Izzo, Graziano Diana, Ricky Tognazzi, Alexandra La Capria | Director: Simona Izzo | Stars: Luca Zingaretti, Vanessa Incontrada, Michela Cescon, Lisa Gastoni
Votes: 144
45. Inspector Coliandro (2006– )
100 min | Comedy, Crime
The improbable adventures of an improbable inspector of the Italian Police Force.
Creator: Carlo Lucarelli | Stars: Giampaolo Morelli, Giuseppe Soleri, Veronica Logan, Alessandro Rossi
Votes: 220
46. Chinese Wife (2006 TV Mini-Series)
400 min | Crime
Stars: Teodor Elmazov, Pietro Sermonti, Hans Werner Meyer, Amy Chow
Votes: 19
Inspector Coliandro (2006– )
Vendetta cinese
100 min | Comedy, Crime
Writer: Carlo Lucarelli | Directors: Antonio Manetti, Marco Manetti | Stars: Giampaolo Morelli, Jacelyn Parry, Enrico Silvestrin, Veronica Logan
Votes: 55
48. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004)
R | 119 min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama
With a plan to exact revenge on a mythical shark that killed his partner, oceanographer Steve Zissou rallies a crew that includes his estranged wife, a journalist, and a man who may or may not be his son.
Writers: Wes Anderson, Noah Baumbach | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, Anjelica Huston, Cate Blanchett
Votes: 139,032 | Gross: $24.01M
49. Movimenti (2004)
103 min | Comedy
Friday night in Rome: a group of thirty-five old friends decides to try and renew a kinda private ceremony of the good ole days: what they call "bastard night" - wandering all night long in... See full summary »
Writers: Claudio Fausti, Serafino Murri | Directors: Claudio Fausti, Serafino Murri | Stars: Stefano Amodio, Gabriele Ansini, Tiziana Avarista, Paolo Briguglia
Votes: 9
50. Last Food (2004)
91 min | Comedy
Writers: Sergio Bazzini, Daniele Cini | Director: Daniele Cini | Stars: Gigio Alberti, Bruno Gambarotta, Giuseppe Gandini, Fanny La Monica


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rob a: I don't know about you, but when I hear Hillary speak I literately feel like I'm going to vomit. I don't care what party your from but if your an honest person you need to look at the Clinton's history, especially when Hillary was secretary of state. People need to look at the pattern of Bill's speaking engagements and donations to the Clinton foundation also the people involved then look at the decisions that Hillary came up with. One example is the Keystone pipeline, Bill sign's on to speak for a company directly involved with the pipeline for seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, Hillary who's totally anti fossil fuel decides she's now for the pipeline. That is just one example of many that was given in the documentary "Clinton Cash," when your finished watching it if you'd still vote for her your just as corrupt as her and Bill are, and now they've brought their daughter into the family's scams.


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The Health Benefits of Guinness Beer – Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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I'm using the Twenty Twelve theme and have some extremely long pages. I'd like to create hyperlinks that enable a reader to jump to specific spots on the page. I used to be able to do this on my old, defunct Web site, but can't seem to do it in WP. Have tried the old HTML tricks
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