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Running Time: 107
Director: Glenn Baren
Company: Kick Ass Pictures
Cast: Brian Surewood, Tony Tedeschi, Donny Long, Sierra Sinn, Kris Knight, Leah Lexington, Lexi Love, Andrew Andretti, Kat (I), Cassie Young
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Specialty
The squirting phenomenon is done Kick Ass style. Before each of these one-on-one scenes, the guy and the girl each get a chance to talk about "squirting" – their first time experiencing it, how it's done, etc. The girls often describe their squirt as streams shooting out distances like seven feet.
Skepticism aside, each one of these girls shoots a bucket of juice – much like the box cover photo with Cassie. Sierra Sinn does it with a dick in her butt. Lexi Love does it after drooling heavily all over the dread pirate Brian Surewood's cock. And Kat squirts all over Donny Long's lap in reverse cow.
Retailing: This thing will fly off your squirting shelf.


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Troy Durant, 34, 17306 E. Cooper Road, Loranger, driving under suspension for certain offenses, no seatbelt.
Darryl Thompson, 27, 127 Cypress Drive, Des Allemands, contempt, illegal possession of stolen things.
Travis Guidroz, 38, 644 Oakleigh Ave., Gulfport, Miss., four counts contempt.
Joan Chatman, 32, 169 Al Trailer Park, Gray, contempt.
Dillon Saunier, 20, 1413 Oakley St., Thibodaux, possession of marijuana.
Brandon Lavergne, 22, 433 Lake Long Drive, Houma, disturbing the peace, engaging in a fistic encounter.
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Willie Brown, 42, 157 La. 400, Napoleonville, violation of a protective order.
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Scotty Stewart, 25, 217 Millie St., Apt. B, Raceland, domestic abuse battery.
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The Urchins had a dramatic finish to its second game of the season, coming away with a 52-50 overtime win at Biggersville on Friday. A game chock full of two-point conversions ended with quarterback D.J. Armstrong calling two plays that gave the Urchins its second victory.
"Our boys never quit and they played very well," East Union head coach Scott Duley said. "We didn't do anything different as coaches in the last four minutes of the game, and the kids took control of the game in the end of the fourth quarter. They weren't going to be denied, and it just shows again that football is a game of emotion as well as skill."
Neither team capitalized on turnovers in the first quarter, as East Union had an interception and Biggersville a fumble recovery, and the Lions opened the second quarter with a touchdown and a successful two-point conversion, the first of many, but was shortly answered with an East Union touchdown from Broderick Montgomery and two-point conversion to tie the game at eight.
Biggersville scored an unanswered six points to close the half leading 14-8, after an East Union touchdown was called back after a holding call.
Duley said he told his players at half time that if they came back out and played hard, they could win.
I don't know how many of them believed me," he said, "but they all believe me now."
Montgomery scored his second touchdown early in the third quarter, but the Urchins were unable to come up with more points after an interception by Vadale Rucker. The Lions scored a touchdown and two-point conversion with a minute left in the third to lead 22-16.
Biggersville scored another eight points in the first few minutes of the fourth quarter with East Union answering with their own less than a minute later. Then just a minute after that, Biggersville scored after a 68 yard run, giving the Lions a 36-22 lead going into the final four minutes of the game.
Montgomery came up with another touchdown for the Urchins, but the two-point conversion was missed, and the Urchins trailed 36-28. Biggersville had a long run of 78 yards on the ensuing drive to extend its lead to 44-28.
Quarterback D.J. Armstrong ran in a touchdown with just over a minute left in the game. That plus another two-point conversion brought the score to 44-36 with Biggersville leading.
The Urchins recovered a fumble by the Lions with 30 seconds left on the game clock, and two pass interference penalties against the Lions brought East Union closer to the goal line. Armstrong's pass was intercepted with no time left on the clock, but the play was called back due to a penalty against Biggersville, and the Urchins made the best of it, as Armstrong audibled two plays leading to a touchdown and two-point conversion to tie the game at 44 with no time left on the clock.
"He about gave me a heart attack there, but he did a great job," Duley said of Armstrong.
The Urchins went first in overtime and came up with eight points. Biggersville answered with a touchdown, but was unable to complete its final two-point conversion, leading to the win for the Urchins.
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I have a American Express ZYNC card.
To date, I have always paid the balance due in full
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I spoke with a CSR today at AMEX who informed me that
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In my case the dates are something like this:
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Is this correct?
Can someone tell me the real scoop on AMEX payment dates?
I never heard that before. I always paid before or no later than the "Pay by Date" - I would be careful if I were you - the csr may be wrong. Usually the date on the statement is the due date. My amex is a charge card so I'm not sure if the same goes for the Zync card. You may want to ask to speak to account manager.


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are you looking for an 8-bit midi converter? or are you looking for making things yourself.
If you want to make things the fun way, look into Famitracker or Musagi.
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28 December 2011 12:00 PM, PST | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
Enough about 2011; let's look ahead to 2012. This past year was good about offering a diverse set of films that catered to many tastes, especially crowds that wanted something out of the range of standard multiplex fare. But 2012 looks like a much stronger year. We can almost always look ahead to a new year and say that there is a great batch of new films from established favorite filmmakers, movies with wonderful casts, giant event movies and promising indies. But 2012 looks like it has more of those than usual. It's going to be a good year for movie watchers. After some deliberation (which no doubt has still allowed me to overlook something for which I'll facepalm later) here is a list of ten films that I'm very excited to see in 2012, followed by a full page of discussion about a whole bunch of other movies that didn't make my personal cut »
- Russ Fischer
27 December 2011 1:15 PM, PST | MTV Movies Blog | See recent MTV Movies Blog news »
Ben Affleck's a man of action now, isn't he? A few years ago, his career relegated him to romcom barf fests like "Gigli" and "Surviving Christmas." Not anymore -- he's built up plenty of critical momentum and box office success through gritty dramas like "Gone Baby Gone" and "The Town," enough to allow him to take on more heady roles, like next year's "Argo."
That's the one where he's a CIA operative posing as a member of a film crew in order to rescue diplomats who've been taken hostage, all in 1979 Tehran. The movie they're pretending to work on? Naturally, it's a sci-fi film called "Argo." This first photo shows him looking a little shaggy, a little determined; definitely not the clean-cut wise guy he earned his early career heartthrob status through. He's looking very deliberately at some documents, but we've got no idea what they might be. Maybe it's a Denny's menu. »
- Jeremy Gordon
27 December 2011 8:52 AM, PST | Hollywoodnews.com | See recent Hollywoodnews.com news »
By Sean O'Connell
Hollywoodnews.com: We've spent so much time analyzing the past year, singling out spectacular performances and breaking down key contenders in the 2011 Oscar race. It's time, with the New Year fast approaching, to look forward. What movies due out in 2012 are you most looking forward to? Which ones will earn the most cash? Which ones will collect the most Oscar nominations and eventual trophies?
I'm going to list my 10 most anticipated movies of 2012. Most are obvious. We're all film fans, and the same ones that float your boat likely will sit at or near the top of my 2012 list (hello there, "The Dark Knight Rises").
But I also want to go off the grid in a few spots and highlight a handful of titles that you might not yet be aware of. Let's discover these gems together. And in the comments section below, »
- Sean O'Connell
27 December 2011 7:28 AM, PST | EW - Inside Movies | See recent EW.com - Inside Movies news »
I think I figured out where Matt Damon's hair went. In a newly released image from next year's Argo, Ben Affleck sports a new coif, fitting in perfectly with the very hairy decade known as the 1970s. The film, also directed by Affleck, surrounds the 1979 Iran hostage crisis. The actor proved with the heist-centric The Town that he knows how to topline a thrilling drama — it will be fun to see him play on the other side of the law as Argo's CIA agent come Sept. 14. Is 2012 here yet?
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- Kate Ward
27 December 2011 1:00 AM, PST | HeyUGuys.co.uk | See recent HeyUGuys news »
Argo, Ben Affleck's third time directing a feature film, is by far one of the films I'm most looking forward to in 2012. By far. Both of his last films, Gone Baby Gone and The Town, were Oscar-nominated, and both were brilliant. The Town, especially, took the box office a little by storm last year when it went straight to #1 across theAtlantic, in what was one of the best films of 2010.
After directing his brother Casey Affleck in Gone Baby Gone and leading The Town himself, Affleck is once more stepping both behind and in front of the camera in Argo, assembling a fantastic supporting cast that includes Bryan Cranston, John Goodman, Kyle Chandler, Alan Arkin, Scoot McNairy, Michael Parks, Taylor Schilling, Clea DuVall, and Tate Donovan.
Warner Bros. have now put out the brilliant first official image from the film, via ComingSoon.net, in which we can see »
- Kenji Lloyd
26 December 2011 3:00 PM, PST | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
Germain's prepping his '10 most anticipated movies for 2012' list right now and I'll probably put one together as well just as soon as I get back from Texas. One movie I'm pretty sure will be on his list and I know would be on mine is Argo, the third film directed by Ben Affleck. As we've mentioned a few times in the past while covering the casting for the film, this movie is based on a real situation in which a handful of CIA operatives posed as key members of a movie crew in order to extract diplomats who had been taken hostage in 1979 Tehran. They're not posing as just any film crew, but as guys scouting locations for a sci-fi film called, naturally, Argo. Above, that's part of the first official image of Affleck as one of the primary members of that crew; see the whole thing below. »
- Russ Fischer
26 December 2011 12:50 PM, PST | Filmofilia | See recent Filmofilia news »
Argo is Ben Affleck's third film behind the camera and we are hoping for, his style will show a clear knack for pace and plot-driven storytelling. His sophomore directorial/co-writing effort was last year's very good, but slightly overpraised movie The Town. No doubt, Affleck has proven himself to be a considerable talent with 2007′s celebrated [...]
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26 December 2011 11:46 AM, PST | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Plus Clean, Hi-Res Images of 'The Dark Knight Rises,' 'The Hobbit' & 'Gangster Squad' To quote Matt Damon in a recent episode of Kcrw's The Business, after the Bennifer flap of the early aughts, his "hetero lifemate" Ben Affleck had to work twice as hard to frame his name back into a respectable part of the film industry. "He was very sober about what it meant for his career," Damon said. "He knew he was going to go into the penalty box for an undetermined amount of time. The worst place you can be," he added. "We had to write our way into the game," Damon said about their Oscar-winning screenplay for "Good Will Hunting." "And he had to do it again. He directed 'Gone Baby Gone' and still couldn't get out of jail... and he finally did 'The Town,' and he wrote, directed and »
26 December 2011 7:41 AM, PST | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
Coming off his excellent but underseen Gone Baby Gone and the engaging but slightly overpraised The Town, Ben Affleck is getting ready to release his third film next fall. Argo, based on a real-life Iran hostage event, sees Affleck assembling a fantastic cast that includes himself, Alan Arkin, Bryan Cranston, John Goodman, Zeljko Ivanek, Richard Kind, Scoot McNairy, Chris Messina, Michael Parks, Kerry Bishe and Kyle Chandler.
Warner Bros. has provided the first official image from the film today, which features a very 70s-looking Affleck dissecting some government documents, likely before he goes on the mission. The Town's heist scenes were the most thrilling of that film, so I'm intrigued to see if Affleck can provide the same tension here. Also starring Rory Cochrane, Christopher Denham, Tate Donovan, Clea DuVall, Victor Garber and Taylor Schilling, one can click the image below for higher resolution.
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24 December 2011 2:35 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
In October of 2010, Sound on Sight asked me to do my first commemorative piece on the passing of filmmaker Arthur Penn. I suspect I was asked because I was the only one writing for the site old enough to have seen Penn's films in theaters. Whatever the reason, it was an unexpectedly rewarding if expectedly bittersweet experience which led to a series of equally rewarding but bittersweet experiences writing on the passing of other filmdom notables.
I say rewarding because it gave me a nostalgic-flavored chance to revisit certain work and the people behind it; a revisiting which often brought back the nearly-forgotten youthful excitement that went with an eye-opening, a discovery, the thrill of the new. Writing them has also been bittersweet because each of these pieces is a formal acknowledgment that something precious is gone. A talent may be perhaps preserved forever on celluloid, but the filmography »
- Bill Mesce
23 December 2011 6:45 AM, PST | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
As you might expect from of one of the most critically acclaimed TV shows of recent years, if not ever, the cast of AMC's "Mad Men" have begun making inroads to the big screen. Star Jon Hamm has been the most successful in finding decent roles, thanks to "Bridesmaids" and "The Town," but his cast-mates are finding work as well, even if the parts have generally been one-tenth as interesting as their characters on Matthew Weiner's show: John Slattery reprised Roger Sterling (but in a hat) in "The Adjustment Bureau"; Vincent Kartheiser got villainous in "In Time"; Elisabeth Moss played the thankless girlfriend in "Get Him To The Greek" and January Jones stood around in a push-up bra in "X-Men: First Class." Taking the slow-and-steady approach is Christina Hendricks, who plays the indelibly hourglass-shaped Joan Holloway on the show. She's not yet taken a lead role, but she's been. »
21 December 2011 9:51 AM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
You already know to avoid CGI Tom Hanks when selecting a Christmas movie, but there are many more holiday bombs to be wary of. Here's a round-up of the best and worst
Baby, it's cold outside. So what better way to warm your toes (and your heart) than by curling up with a Christmas movie? But choose wisely, dear reader. Christmas movies can be a minefield of shmaltz. Allow us to present you with our not-quite-definitive list of the best and worst of the genre.
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It's A Wonderful Life, 1946
It may be an obvious choice and we may nod in half-hearted agreement with the New York Times' original description of the movie as "sentimental" and "facile" but despite that, Capra's ending still makes me weep.
Best moment: "That's a lie Harry Bailey went to war…' A despairing Jimmy Stewart realizes just what he's lost
See also: Miracle »
- Sarah Hughes
20 December 2011 9:00 AM, PST | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
They are still, as far as we're aware, the best of pals, but it's hard not to see a vague sense of rivalry between Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. After all, they arrived together, the disgustingly young stars and writers of "Good Will Hunting," winning an Oscar for their trouble with the script, and swiftly became Hollywood's hottest properties. Initially it was Affleck who looked to be the bigger star, with "Armageddon" and "Shakespeare in Love" arriving in quick succession, but he soon became stuck in the likes of "Paycheck" and "Gigli," while Damon became a megastar thanks to "The Bourne Identity" and has barely put a foot wrong since. Now, Affleck's redeemed himself thanks to a pair of strong directorial efforts, "Gone Baby Gone" and "The Town," with a third, "Argo," on the way in 2012. But not to be outdone, his former writing partner is getting in on the act, »
19 December 2011 4:44 PM, PST | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
Since breaking out with Good Will Hunting, Matt Damon has gone from huge franchises (Bourne, Ocean's films) to smaller independent projects (Margaret, Gerry) to prestige films (The Departed, Syriana) to bigger gambles like this year's The Adjustment Bureau, all while having some fun (Stuck On You, Dogma). He will now be taking his career to the next level (as his pal Ben Affleck has done with success in The Town and Gone Baby Gone), by directing his first feature.
This fall we got some new details on the untitled drama developed by author Dave Eggers (Where the Wild Things Are) and co-written with The Office's John Krasinski. They will both star in the film that follows "a salesman who arrives in a small town only to have his whole life called into question." We finally have some more insight into the project, as Damon stopped by Kcrw »
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16 December 2011 1:00 PM, PST | NextMovie | See recent NextMovie news »
In this weekend's "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol," Jeremy Renner plays an overqualified Imf analyst; but it wasn't long ago that the Academy Award nominee was making his film debut as an underachieving student in the long-forgotten '90s comedy "National Lampoon's Senior Trip."
Renner's interest in acting blossomed relatively late, when the California native decided to pursue a double major in theater and psychology at Modesto Junior College. Shortly after graduation, Renner made his way to Los Angeles to parlay his passion into a career. His first opportunity came via the play "Search and Destroy," which earned him early buzz from critics. From there, Renner jumped into his first film role at the tender age of 24 with "Senior Trip."
In the critically reviled 1995 teen comedy, Renner costars as Mark "Dags" D'Agastino, a perpetually stoned, flannel-wearing high school senior who, along with his obnoxious classmates, heads to Washington D.C. »
- Julie Miller
16 December 2011 12:00 PM, PST | Movieline | See recent Movieline news »
After earning back-to-back Academy Award nominations -- in 2010, for his breakout role in Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker and in 2011, for his supporting part in Ben Affleck's Boston crime drama The Town -- Jeremy Renner decided to dive headfirst into the action genre with four consecutive big-budget action projects. The first, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, which co-stars Renner as a mysteriously overqualified Imf agent assisting Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt on his latest globe-sweeping assignment, premieres this weekend in IMAX. The next three films, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, The Avengers and The Bourne Legacy, will all hit theaters next year, making the California-raised actor the busiest action star of 2012. »
16 December 2011 11:00 AM, PST | NextMovie | See recent NextMovie news »
Release Date: June 1
Starring: Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, Tom Cruise
The Scoop: One of the most popular and acclaimed Broadway musicals in recent memory, "Rock of Ages" tells the story of a couple of small-town dreamers who get caught up in the big-city spotlight -- and it tells that story using the transformative power of '80s rock. That's enough for us, but if you're somehow not sold, the film version of "Rock of Ages" also features a Who's Who of Hollywood stars, including Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, Russell Brand, Paul Giamatti, Bryan Cranston and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Rock on!
Release Date: June 1
Starring: Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron
The Scoop: What if the classic fairy tale "Snow White" was actually a dark and moody fantasy epic? That's the premise behind "Snow White and the Hunstman," which features »
- Scott Harris
16 December 2011 5:29 AM, PST | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
There's very little reason to come out of Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol doubting Brad Bird's skill as a live-action filmmaker. To date, of course, he's known best for his Pixar contributions, which include the directorial oversight of The Incredibles and Ratatouille, but with the fourth installment of this Tom Cruise-headlined franchise, Bird proves just as adept at staging large-scale set pieces in physical locations. The difference, though, is that his two previous films both had the foundation of intelligent screenplays, while the written material for Ghost Protocol, co-penned by Josh Appelbaum and André Nemec, is just plain dumb.
"Hang on a second there," you might say, "this movie isn't supposed to be a smart actioner." And I would agree with you (for the most part, because, at 133 minutes, the film outstays its welcome by at least 20, and there are one-too-many let's-take-an-action-break-and-get-emotional monologues). But what »
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15 December 2011 4:06 PM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
So many movies these days try to frighten us with effects. But nothing surpasses the look in someone's hard eyes. Jeremy Renner has it
The festive season has gifts, but some are harder to evaluate than others. So it looks like a big leap forward for 40-year-old actor Jeremy Renner that he is one of the team in Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, the latest in those Tom Cruise extravaganzas. I haven't seen it, but I know the trailer almost by heart, with its close-ups of the implacable face of Renner looking at Cruise and the entire venture as if to say: "What the hell am I doing here?"
It's a good question, along with the one about how Cruise let so forceful an actor into the film to stare at him in disbelief. Cruise looks like the character he played in Magnolia – that liar to himself – with a dozen years added on. »
- David Thomson
15 December 2011 8:58 AM, PST | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Since 2009, Jeremy Renner has established himself as the go-to guy for characters with mysterious pasts and unpredictable futures. In fact, he's so good at it, he got two Oscar nominations in a row playing them in "The Hurt Locker" and "The Town." In "Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol," Renner plays another character, Will Brandt, whose history is linked in unrevealed ways to the series' longtime hero, Ethan Hunt, and in perhaps predictable form, Renner is reluctant to say too much about Brandt, even in an interview about the film. The Playlist joined a small group of journalists in Los Angeles to chat with Renner, who talked at length about 'Mission: Impossible,' offered some insights into his experiences playing Hawkeye, and reflected on how his life and his career have changed since he received acclaim and commercial recognition in the last few years. Does it give you an advantage to walk into a franchise. »
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Pericarditis: Pericarditis is a condition in which the thin membrane that lines the heart becomes inflamed. In most cases of pericarditis, the cause is not known. The most common symptom of pericarditis is chest pain. Treatment is generally ibuprofen; however, if the condition is life-threatening surgery may be required. There is no way to prevent pericarditis.
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By Mr. Timothy Rider (RDECOM)June 24, 2010
Two 18-wheel tractor trailers departed the McAfee Center June 17, the first in a massive series of deliveries as part of a contract to relocate and enable the functions now performed at Fort Monmouth, Fort Belvoir, and Eatontown to be performed in the future at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Maj. Gen. Randolph P. Strong, CECOM Commanding General, came to the McAfee Center to see off the first truck, meet the loaders and talk to the husband-and-wife driving team of Chad and Tammy Beckley. The second truck to depart was also driven by a husband-and-wife driving team: Dale and Tina Joles.
"It really signals the beginning of a very significant move effort," said Gene Coddington, a C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) Logistics Movement Officer. Somewhere in the vicinity of 1,400 fully loaded 18 wheelers will follow this first delivery in a little more than a year, along with moves that require special equipment to carry heavy, oversized, and unique loads along with a variety of other vehicle types.
The transition of C4ISR components to APG will cover more than 120 highly technical and complex communications-electronics research and development laboratories; 100,000 pieces of communications-electronics test equipment; information technology equipment and other components; design, fabrication and integration facilities and a broad array of classified equipment and technology.
The equipment will be moved into 14 buildings now in various stages of construction at APG to re-create a wide variety of work spaces - including complex labs, administrative areas and secure facilities. "As buildings become available, we will occupy them," said Coddington.
Between August and late December of this year Coddington expects nine buildings to become available at APG with the completion of the "Phase One" construction efforts there, meaning personnel at both locations can expect to see very busy periods of trucking actvity.
There will be somewhat of a lull in trucking in the early part of next year. Next spring into summer, however, five more buildings are expected to be completed as part of "Phase Two," and trucking will pick up again from early spring through August.
The deliveries are part of an $81 million contract signed in mid-December that involves the various assets of Army Team C4ISR not only at Fort Monmouth but also at organizational elements currently located at Fort Belvoir, Va.; Eatontown, N.J.; Huntsville, Ala; and Fort Knox, Ky.
The overall transition of Army Team C4ISR to APG involves phased construction of facilities at APG, domain configurations, split-based operations and phased movements of equipment and personnel and is intended to minimize disruption of the Army Team C4ISR mission and to continue seamless support to the warfighter.
CACI International Inc. signed the contract and will provide overall project management for the move, which was mandated under the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) law and is to be completed no later than Sept. 15, 2011.


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A woman saw part of a gun poking out of the man's bag, stepped off the train at City Hall and alerted authorities, said Heather Redfern, a SEPTA spokeswoman. Police pulled the man off the train and found a dismantled AK-47, a stock, a bayonet, a 40-round clip, a .38-caliber handgun, about 25 Percocet pills, a bag of marijuana and $700 in cash, they said.
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Windows Azure team recently released Azure SDK (June 2010) to support .Net 4.0. The default framework used by this sdk is .Net 3.5 so any azure role compile in .Net 4 will not work by default.
For example, when I tried to create dev fabric package of a .Net 4 role, I got error that entry point assembly is not valid.
Below is workaround to get it working :
Sample scenario. Let say you want to deploy WCF service TestWCF as web role. The name of role is TestWCFWebRole.
1. Copy all files into single directory. This directory should include configuration files, azure role files and definition files. Note: it is not mandatory step but it make it easy to avoid troubleshooting path related issues.
2. Use cspack.exe with /rolefiles and /rolepropertiesfiles options.
2.a . create a new text file with name rolefiles.txt with below content
2.b. create one more text file with name rolepropertiesfiles.txt and give below content:
TargetFrameWorkVersion=v4.0 EntryPoint=TestWCFRole.dll
3. create local only package using below command
cspack /copyonly ServiceDefinition.csdef /rolefiles:TestWCFWebRole;rolefiles.txt /rolepropertiesfile:TestWCFWebRole;rolepropertiesfiles.txt /out:mypackage
4. finally deploy them
csrun mypackage ServiceConfiguration.cscfg
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AA Passenger Recounts Turbulent Flight From South KoreaA Dallas attorney was aboard American Airlines Flight 280 that encountered severe air turbulence Tuesday shortly after taking off from Seoul, South Korea.
Stage 4 Cancer Patient Temporarily Stranded At DFWAmerican Airlines refused to let a stage IV cancer patient board her plane home with her oxygen tank, then changed their minds Tuesday.
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Dallas-Bound AA Flight Hits Bird, Makes Emergency LandingA Dallas-bound American Airlines flight from Tulsa, turned around and made an emergency landing after hitting a bird.
American Airlines Employees Vote To Keep New LiveryAmerican Airlines says more than 60,000 employees voted and a majority want to paint red, white and blue horizontal stripes on the tails of all AA planes.
FAA Relaxes Rules On Using Most Electronic Devices In-FlightPeople flying American Airlines were allowed to use some of their electronic devices non-stop from gate to gate tonight.
Group Says Airline Merger Would Reduce Competition A government analyst says the merger of American Airlines and US Airways would reduce competition on more than 1,600 routes traveled by more than 53 million passengers.
AA Update - Merger PossibleThe American Airlines' pilots union approved a plan that could ultimately lead to a merger between American and US Airways inside bankruptcy.


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Cameron Urges 'Financially Strong' BP Before Call With Obama
Prime Minister David Cameron told BP Plc Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg his company must stay "financially strong and stable," a day before the U.K. leader is due to talk to President Barack Obama about BP's handling of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
"The prime minister explained that he was frustrated and concerned about the environmental damage caused by the leak but made clear his view that BP is an economically important company in the U.K., U.S. and other countries," Cameron's office said in an e-mailed statement after a phone call with Svanberg today. The "constructive" call took place as Cameron returned to the U.K. from a trip to Afghanistan.
Pressure has mounted in Britain on Cameron to defend London-based BP against criticism in the U.S. The leak, caused by an April 20 explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig leased by BP, will be among topics scheduled for discussion with Obama in a phone call tomorrow afternoon London time, Vickie Sheriff, a spokeswoman for the premier, told reporters earlier today.
"Mr. Svanberg made clear that BP will continue to do all that it can to stop the oil spill, clean up the damage and meet all legitimate claims for compensation," Cameron's office said in the statement. Cameron will discuss those points with Obama tomorrow, it said.
Summoned to Washington
Svanberg was summoned to Washington for a June 16 meeting with Obama as U.S. lawmakers called on the company to suspend its dividend. Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal published today it may cut or defer its second-quarter dividend payment.
Oil has been spewing from the undersea well since the rig exploded, killing 11 workers and causing the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history. It's gushing 20,000 to 40,000 barrels a day, according to an estimate released yesterday by a group of scientists the U.S. government assigned to calculate the flow. The cleanup costs and legal liabilities may reach $37 billion, according to Credit Suisse Group AG.
Cameron asked Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne to speak to Hayward yesterday. Osborne also met with Svanberg today. Previously, the prime minister left Charles Hendry, a junior energy minister, to deal with the company, which has the second-highest weighting in the benchmark FTSE 100 Index. Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has also spoken to his U.S. counterpart about the spill, Sheriff told reporters.
'Stand Up'
The Daily Mail newspaper, which supports the prime minister's Conservative Party, led today's edition with a headline calling on Cameron to "Stand Up for Your Country."
London Mayor Boris Johnson, a Conservative, said yesterday that the "anti-British rhetoric" by the U.S. administration has become a matter of "national concern."
"I don't think we're going to reach a solution to stopping the release of oil into the ocean any quicker by allowing this to spiral into a tit-for-tat political, diplomatic spat," Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said at a conference during a visit to Madrid. The debate "clearly risks descending into megaphone diplomacy," he said.
"Everybody is united on both sides of the Atlantic, in the Obama administration, and I'm sure in BP itself, to deal with this problem," Clegg said. "I and the British government want only to play our role to find a solution to what is a huge environmental disaster."
BP shares rallied for a second day today, gaining 2.9 percent to $33.73 at 1:05 p.m. in New York trading. Still, they've lost 43 percent since April 20.
Former U.K. Trade Minister Digby Jones said Cameron should "be a bit more forceful."
'Pork-Barrel Politics'
'I don't want BP falling foul of domestic pork-barrel politics with mid-term elections coming up," Jones told the BBC's World At One radio program today.
"It was an American company that operated it," Jones said, referring to the oil drilling rig. "It's an American regulator that told these people not to go shallow but go out deep where the technology is at the borders of what we can do."
"It's the American population that take the black stuff and turns it into their gas-guzzlers," Jones said, referring to U.S. oil and gas consumption.
"There's no friction between the White House and Downing Street on this," Obama's press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said today in an interview.
While there will be "some discussion" about BP and the oil spill when Obama and Cameron speak, most of the phone call will be about Afghanistan, Iran, the global economy and Middle East, he said.
"I would move people away from the focus -- and I think quite frankly the prime minister's people would, too -- that that's either the focus of the call or why the call was set up," Gibbs said. "It wasn't."


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Gleaned from the Today's Kitchen Cookbook, recipes from the Today show. This is from Katie Couric.
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- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- flour (for dredging)
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons flour
- 2 lemons, juice of
- 3 cups chicken broth
- salt and pepper
- hot cooked basmati rice
- fresh parsley, chopped
- lemon slice (to garnish)
- Pound chicken breasts with a meat pounder to a uniform thickness. Dredge lightly in flour, shaking off excess.
- In a large saute pan over medium high heat, melt the butter and oil until it sizzles. Add the chicken breasts and saute, turning once or twice, until cooked through and juices run clear. Remove chicken and set aside.
- Whisk in flour and cook for 1 minute until the mixture boils.
- Add the lemon juice to the chicken broth and whisk into the saute pan. Reduce heat to a simmer.
- Return the chiken to the pan to heat through, thickening sauce to desired consistency. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Serve the chicken on a bed of basmati rice and spoon the sauce over the chicken.
- Garnish with chopped parsley and lemon slices. Enjoy!
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Red Sox leaning towards picking up Scutaro's option
"According to a source familiar with the Red Sox thinking tonight, the ballclub is leaning towards picking up Marco Scutaro's $6 million option for 2012. Scutaro, who not only finished strong for the Red Sox but also was a steadying veteran influence, would likely be a valuable commodity on the open market." - Boston Herald
I think this is a good move for Boston, I would have diasgreed at the All-Star break. At worst, he can hold the position and give Iglesias another year to develop. Scutaro didn't start off great but he was one of the strongest finishers on the team.By Truth and rumors
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No amount of impeccable CGI can replace the feeling of a tangible, practical, on-set special effect. It's why the T-rex breakout scene from Jurassic Park can still wow audiences twenty years later, and it's why the monster effects from The Thing are still mind-blowing today. If you agree, then have we got a movie for you: It's called Harbinger Down, and it's the directorial debut of effects masters Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr., who between them have worked on Aliens, The Terminator, Predator, Tremors, Starship Troopers and many, many more genre classics (pictured above are just a few of their company's creations).
We last covered Harbinger Down when it was trying to raise money on Kickstarter to help cover some of their costs, which is why we're thrilled to see that all their fundraising has actually paid off. The first trailer for the movie, about a fishing vessel that hauls up a big chunk of ice that contains something inhuman, is now online, and it teases a whole host of icky, creepy, monster-sized practical effects.
Sure, it looks like a love letter to The Thing set on a boat, but as far as writing love letters go, there's really no better recipient, is there? Plus, when you hear Lance Henriksen say "We've dredged a piece of wreckage containing human remains," you know what happens next is bound to be pretty great.
Speaking of The Thing, Gillis and Woodruff Jr.'s company actually created a ton of practical creature work for the remake, only to have the studio later decide to go in and completely replace all of their hard work with CGI. Here they are explaining about why decisions like that are made (a decision they didn't even know had been made until three days before the movie came out), and how the only way to prove to studios that people still like horror movies with practical effects in them is to support the movies that actually use them. And that's why you can expect plenty more from us about Harbinger Down from now until it's release (which is currently undated; this is an indie movie, after all).
This video is also an excellent explanation of how decisions about effects, both digital and practical, are made at the studio level. It's fascinating, honest, and informative, so do give it a watch when you've got the time.


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The Tragedy of Government Health Advice
Jane Black reminds us that government efforts to dispense nutritional advice are often compromised by interest group politics:
Policymakers have long seen the wisdom of this strategy. And when they have strayed from it, the political heat has been intense. In 1977, a Senate select committee led by Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.) was forced to beat a hasty retreat after it initially recommended that Americans could cut their intake of saturated fat by reducing their consumption of red meat and dairy products. Its revised guidelines suggested choosing "meat, poultry and fish that will reduce saturated-fat intake."
McGovern, whose constituents included many cattle ranchers, lost his seat in 1980. Since then, in case after case, the guidelines have refrained from suggesting that Americans eat less of just about anything.
I don't think we should be 100 percent fatalistic about this, there are countries whose political systems are able to function better than this. But the US is a major agricultural producer, so it's semi-inevitable—in a bad way—that agriculture-related endeavors are going to disproportionately reflect producer interests. Which is really too bad because we obviously spend a fortune in this country on health care expenditures whose purpose, presumably, is to improve health outcomes. And yet we all know perfectly well that improved nutrion is a more cost-effective way of achieving this goal.


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Even though some parents have registered in advance, school officials will except walk-ins for Saturday's Leavenworth USD 453 Family Forward program, a district spokesman said.
The program will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Nettie Hartnett Education Center, 1000 Third Ave.
Jake Potter, director of public relations for the school district, said the program is a way of reinforcing the district's priority on family engagement.
"It's a way to kind of make new partnerships and new connections," he said.
The program will offer breakout sessions for parents on topics such as teens and social networking, child nutrition, how the media affects children and information from leadership class representatives from Leavenworth High School.
There will be a keynote address from Chuck Smith of the Kansas State University Regional Extension Office on "Nurturing Conscience: More Than Teaching Children to Say 'I'm Sorry.'" Dr. David Barnum of The Guidance Center will give an address on "The Special Language of Children: Emotional Health for Children and Parents."
Registration along with a continental breakfast will be from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Lunch will be offered from noon to 1 p.m., Potter said.
Child care is being provided on a first come, first serve basis for children ages 2 to 12. But parents wanting child care during the program have register in advance.
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Lack of competition: Precinct committee races in Mahoning County are no longer hotly contested as they once were.
Of the 273 precincts in the county, Democrats have about 35 contested race with about 35 that don't have a candidate.
Republicans have only four contested races in the county. Also, of the 77 precincts in Youngstown, there are only 15 Republicans running — all unopposed. Of the 273 precincts in the county, there are no Republicans in about 130 of them.
McKinley Club dinner: How do you know it's election season? Gov. John Kasich is the keynote speaker for the Mahoning Valley McKinley Club dinner at 6 p.m. March 17 at the McKinley Memorial Auditorium in Niles. The annual event honors President William McKinley, who was born in Niles.
The $25 tickets have to be purchased or reserved in advance. Mail a check made out to the "McKinley Club" to the Mahoning County Republican Party, P.O. Box 9012, Youngstown 44513 or make reservations by calling Jill Downie at 330-629-7006 or by email at email@example.com.
Youngstown City Council's delay in redistricting the seven wards has turned into a political war resulting in a split among its members and could become a battle of wills between some members and the mayor.
Mayor John A. McNally had the law department advertise to find a firm to develop a redistricting plan, but says he's "not inclined to award a contract for that."
That's because the city has already paid $3,854 to Youngstown State University's Center for Urban and Regional Studies for the work. YSU's center has provided council members with a dozen maps to balance the population in the wards, and the Mahoning County Board of Elections has offered to help council several times with redistricting. The last time the city redistricted was about 30 years ago, and the seven wards are inequitable in terms of population ranging from 7,227 to 12,130, according to 2010 U.S. census figures.
A majority of council decided Aug 3, 2013, to seek a second opinion. Council passed legislation Oct. 17 to seek proposals from other agencies to provide a redistricting plan. The legislation doesn't compel anyone in the city to hire a firm for the work, and McNally has made it clear he won't and council should resume working with YSU on a map.
In response to McNally's comments, Councilwoman Annie Gillam, D-1st, a vocal opponent of the YSU maps, said, "If he starts fighting, we can do that."
Gillam said she doesn't like the YSU proposals because they take away her representation on the city's East Side, including her residence. Because of shrinking population on that side of the city, council would have to gerrymander her house to keep it in the 1st Ward.
Other council members deferred to Gillam's request for a second opinion even though some found the YSU maps to be acceptable.
Gillam had previously said her concerns weren't political and her husband, Artis, a former eight-year council member, wouldn't be running for office when she is term-limited next year.
But Artis told me two days ago that he is "giving serious consideration" to seeking his former seat in 2015.
When asked about his house being redistricted to the 2nd Ward, he said, "It ain't gonna happen. Take my word for it. There's other ways of doing it to keep our street in the 1st Ward."
Councilman Paul Drennen, D-5th, who supports the YSU maps, said: "All was fine until Ms. Gillam wasn't happy to not be in the 1st Ward. It's tough to agree with someone who is trying to fix the process so they can benefit from it or their family can benefit from it."
Drennen and Councilman Mike Ray, D-4th, took major hits for previous comments to The Vindicator critical of the redistricting process.
The five other members of council voted Wednesday to remove Drennen as chairman of council's park and playgrounds committee and take him off the community development agency committee. Drennen was left on only two of council's 12 committees while Gillam and Councilmen T.J. Rodgers, D-2nd, and John R. Swierz, D-7th, sit on seven each.
"It's retaliatory," Drennen said.
Council also stripped Ray of his job as president pro temp, which he held since August 2011, and took away his chairmanship of the housing community and economic development committee.
"I hope we find a way to work better together," Ray said.
Street repaving
Gillam said complaints from Ray and Drennen about redistricting and splitting money for street repaving and sidewalk projects by ward — she says it should be even by ward despite the population inequities — make council look like "we're falling apart."
Councilwoman Janet Tarpley, D-6th, said Ray hasn't "been working with me," and was particularly upset about Drennen and Ray supporting a proposal to not count prisoners in a ward redistricting plan.
"We weren't on the same page," she said. "We just have to have trust among council that each will do our best and be fair with each other, and not go behind our back. That's not happening."
Counting prisoners to help the Wards population sure will help Ms. Tarpley in her up hill race against Mrs. Hagan :') Does she have a bill to present to Columbus if she should upset Mrs. Hagan that will count ALL the state's prisoners for the state census in order to get more dough from Washington DC?
Mike and Paul ought to sue council to accept the new ward lines, but probably all 8 have never heard of Plessey vs. Ferguson.
John R. Sweirz has your back Mike!!!!!
The Gillamses wouldn't want to miss their annual vacation, on the city's dime, to the National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials. There was a tempest in a teapot a few years back over Gillam's taking one of YPD's unmarked cars to the gathering, but mostly it's kept under the radar. If neither of them actually is an elected official, maybe they can't go.
One can only wonder what value the city gets from these junkets.


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Google's U.S. Share Falls as Bing Gains, ComScore Says
Google Inc.'s share of searches in the U.S. market declined in February while that of Microsoft Corp.'s Bing increased, according to research firm ComScore Inc.
Google had 65.4 percent of searches last month, down from 65.6 percent in January, Reston, Virginia-based ComScore said. Microsoft's Bing search engine had 13.6 percent, up about a half percentage point. Yahoo! Inc.'s share was unchanged at 16.1 percent.
Google, which gets most of its sales from search-engine advertising, is trying to refine the relevance of its results after receiving complaints that some websites game its system to get more prominent placement. Google is rolling out a tool that allows users to hide all listings from sites that they dislike, find offensive or see as low quality, it said in a blog post yesterday.
Last month, Google said it changed the way it carries out Web searches to feature more "high-quality" sites, affecting 12 percent of queries.
Google, based in Mountain View, California, fell $3.59 to $576.71 on the Nasdaq Stock Market at 4 p.m. New York time. Microsoft added 27 cents to $25.68.


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Peter Gabriel: Renewed And Redeemed
'Flume' by Peter Gabriel
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- Song: "Flume"
- Artist: Peter Gabriel
- CD: Scratch My Back
- Genre: Pop
On paper, it's a fool's errand: Peter Gabriel, a 60-year-old icon with one of the most distinctively dusky voices in rock, gets down with the young folk by covering the songs of Arcade Fire, Radiohead and Bon Iver, alongside tributes to peers such as Neil Young, Paul Simon, David Bowie, Randy Newman and others. Scratch My Back ought to be the ultimate in inessential vanity projects — an album-length love letter to a star's impeccably curated record collection — but it flat-out isn't. Instead, it actually does what it's supposed to do; namely, do right by both the singer and his source material.
In the spirit of ideas that seem doomed to fail until they turn out not to be, Gabriel works particular wonders with Bon Iver's "Flume," a song that on its surface wouldn't seem conducive to outside interpretation. Justin Vernon's words can be opaque; he tends to sketch vague, poetic images that leave themselves open-ended. How can lines such as, "Only love is all maroon / Gluey feathers on a flume" fit with Gabriel's less ethereal cries?
Remarkably, Gabriel unlocks a new dimension of "Flume." Where Vernon spent an entire album looking inward, Gabriel takes one of its most unassuming gems and locates its grandiosity; for all its plaintive, slow-motion searching, Gabriel's take builds into something ambitious and bold and, well, breathtaking. For a musician whose most recent work has seemed vaguely out-of-sorts — even misanthropic at times — Gabriel sounds renewed and redeemed here. The sheer romance of the song's yearning suits him.
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