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Phil Whitehouse attends the launch event for Birmingham prog/power metal quartet Dakesis' second album, The New Dawn, and witnesses a band on the ascent.
Phil Whitehouse attends the launch event for Birmingham prog/power metal quartet Dakesis' second album, The New Dawn, and witnesses a band on the ascent.
Sirius Promotions deliver a cosmopolitan feast of deathly flavours, with thrashy sprinkles. Philip Whitehouse wonders whether it would be cheeky to ask for a Flake.
What do you get when you put a drunken power metal band and an equally inebriated music journalist in a small space with a recording device? Jack Traveller prepares to get silly with Birmingham's rising stars Dakesis, in what is easily OneMetal's drunkest interview so far.
OneMetal.com's Danny Heaton, Jack Traveller and Phil Whitehouse made their way to Derby's Catton Hall to take in the sights and sounds of 2012's Bloodstock Open Air Metal Festival – here's their report of what occurred on day one of the festivities.
Nicholas Cleeve takes a look over 'Trial By Fire', the debut album of one of Birmingham's rising stars, power metal quintet Dakesis.
The OneMetal.com Music Team proudly presents their picks for the best releases of 2011.
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Jack Traveller plunges into the depths of his local metal scene in search of treasure in the form of the rising prog-Stars Enochian Theory.
Six unsigned bands, one all-day rock and metalfest – and all thanks to tweeting. Phil Whitehouse checked out the very first Twitrfest, to see performances by Oaf, Trucker Diablo, Sassy Kraimspri, Dakesis, Triaxis and Furyon.
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If Ivano were to organize it, he would do it "weirdly." If Furio were to think about it, he would put the glasses "as a puzzl', neither more nor less", and would create a perfect symmetry between Anton Giulio and Anton Luca among "fruit juice, butter sandwiches, ham sandwiches, stracchino sandwiches". Leo would invite "Marisooool", Mimmo would put on the Goldrake t-shirt in memory of his grandmother, Enzo would cancel his trip to Krakow just to be there. Of course, at Carlo Verdone's birthday all of them would be there. Even Fabris, even knowing that no one would recognize him.
Besides, if there is a character of Italian cinema that everyone agrees on, it is Verdone. He has succeeded where the great Alberto Sordi, many consider him his heir, had slipped: on the contrary of Albertone, in fact, everyone likes Carlo. From north to south, from the most miserly of critical acclaims, to the public of large numbers at the box office. That histrionic attitude, sometimes bored and decadent, and at the same time energetic and raucous, although it is also the very typical Roman but also an archetype of Italian film culture has made him become a symbol, earned him awards, praises, and even nicknames. Verdone, as it is said of him, has given new life to the concept of Italian comedy and he did it by pushing on the accelerator of the easy laugh, bringing the audience to grim reality with the bitterness typical of his epilogues, borrowed from the cinema Steno and Monicelli, but relocated from the epic historical facts and little daily neuroses: "I cover everything up to the schizoid delirium".
And if the characters -his or of his actors, from Brega to Buy- are archetypes, their phrases become aphorisms that have entered the pop language, may they be "Liberian-flagged freighter," or "Furio, I beg you": to each their own. This year, Verdone's first movie, Un Sacco Bello, produced by Sergio Leone, the first person to see in him a talent fit for the big screen, has turned 30. Carlo today, November 17, turns 60. Today he is filming Manuale d'amore 3, in which, as everybody knows, De Niro will also star. What might have been there first talk like? We like to imagine it like this: "Robert, do you worship me? So do you see then that it is mutual?".
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Duchess Digest: Five Ways to Defuse Difficulty
By Jill Brown
There are times in life when you are going to have to be handling difficult people and dealing with difficult situations, regardless of whether or not you want to. Maybe it's your in-laws, maybe it's a co-worker, or maybe it's a neighbor – but for those situations where you can limit but can't simply end your contact with a difficult person you may need some help. You can get worked up, you can yell and have arguments and match hostility for hostility, but the problem I've found with matching pressure is often that an eye for an eye leaves everyone blind. Because the truth for me is that I have a pretty wicked temper and a very ornery stubborn streak that can cause me to react to others actions with a blow-up or worse and in the end, the person who usually suffers the most for my behavior is me.
Think of the people you most admire and respect and chances are they're the ones who handle conflict, arguments, difficult people and situations with a clear head and a calm tongue – so what can we learn from them?
Here are a five things I'm working toward that may help you out too when you have to deal with difficulty in your life:
- Don't React. It is ALWAYS better to initiate rational action then to react to others aggression toward you. When you react you take a knee-jerk look often with little to no long-term perspective, at another. It's hard in the heat of the moment to calculate the rationality of your emotional response. I've always found it's better to try to collect your thoughts, usually sleep on it, and then initiate the kind of calm conversation you'd like to have versus an explosion of reaction to someone else's initiated conversation.
- When in Doubt, Pause. So lets say you have to react because there isn't another option. Just because you have to react, and maybe can't be the initiating party, doesn't mean you have to react instantly. I've found that pausing is a VERY good idea. Whether it's just a count of ten, a few minutes, or a couple days, it's always a good idea to pause and consider your response and the other person.
- Put your Ego on the shelf. Often times we don't tell people what we should when it's nice because we're scared of getting hurt. But we all seem very keen to point out their character defaults and flaws at the drop of a hat to protect our egos. What's that? You're breaking up with me? Really I'm upset and don't want you to but since you're rejecting ME, I'm going to tell you that I think you suck and you were bad in bed. Not nice ladies. Better to exit with grace and kindness because at the end of the day, there's a reason you spent so much time with this person. Odds are good you loved your odd goods and your ego is talking when you go on the defense with cutting comments that often leave unseen scars on the other person. Try to hold your tongue and table your ego. Unless it's to say something nice and give the person the freedom to move on or take whatever action they need. People can be great people alone who don't do well together (relationships, neighbors, in-laws or otherwise). If you break this rule, an apology is always a good idea to acknowledge you screwed up. Don't do it expecting anything back or the situation to change – do it because it's the right thing to do and you acted poorly.
- Ask Questions. Remember that pause thing I was talking about earlier? One thing I HIGHLY recommend is asking questions in the pause. Not from the other person but from yourself. Questions like "What is my big goal here?" If you're in a disagreement with a co-worker is your blow up and pressure matching pissing contest going to breed an environment of hostility and uncooperative partnership for the time ahead? Is that really what you want? Better to calm down, shelf your ego about the person's attack and respond in a way that diffuses the difficulty as opposed to increasing it. Same thing with relationships? I've found I react and get angry, not taking the pause and not asking the questions, like "What is my goal here? Is it more important for me to be right or to be with my partner, who I love? Am I willing to lose this relationship because of this argument?" That one question could save a lot of arguments and break-ups right there. If you can put into perspective the argument at hand it will help you from being single a month later wondering what the hell happened and why you didn't just take a moment to be nice instead of blow up and end things. Think about it!
- Finally, consider the meaning of life . . .. LOVE and RESPONSIBILITY. I've said it before and I'll say it again. I think the point and meaning of life is love, and I think with that comes great responsibility. Life is about love. Love for your career, love for your hobbies, love for where you live, your family, your self, your spouse and every other aspect of the life you're creating. I think we're all put here to figure our how to stop getting in our own damn way, creating our own drama and then blaming it for our own unhappiness. You're supposed to love your life and everything in it. That's the point of this life experience. But with that comes the responsibility of taking accountability for where you are. If you hate your job it's your own damn fault. Focus on the things you love about it or get a new one but do something! If you have relationship drama then knock it off! Stop fighting and start telling your boyfriend or spouse why you love them, what you appreciate about them and stop focusing on what they can do for you. It's your job to be happy. It is not their job to make you happy. Same thing with work, family, your mother, your bank account, etc. Take accountability and be responsible for where you are, wherever that is, because ultimately you're the one that got you there. Learn to love; learn to be grateful – that's the best responsibility in the world (and this comes from a woman still learning her own lesson).
Life is a splendid thing if you let it be. Don't let difficult people stand in the way of your happiness. You can choose to be happy, kind and loving in every situation if you can develop that skill and set your ego aside. It takes practice, it takes work, I'm still learning every day. But I think it's a practice worth doing because a life well lived is the meaning of life.
Jill Brown is a Los Angeles, California-based coach and writer. She earned her Bachelors in Humanities and Sociology from USU and is a member of the National Association for Conflict Resolution and the Ladies Who Launch Network. She is the founder of "The Duchess Guide" a website dedicated to helping women become their most fabulous selves for dating success. For more on The Duchess Guide or Jill visit: http://theduchessguide.com/
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Pumpkin Spice Pudding
|All purpose flour
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|Instant mashed potato
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Powdered Not Flakes)
|Baking soda
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Pumpkin pie spice
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), softened
|Firmly packed brown sugar
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Orange rind
|1 Teaspoon, grated
|Orange juice
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 Pound (1 Can)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
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|1 Tablespoon
1. Measure flour, instant mashed-potato powder, baking soda, salt and pumpkin-pie spice into sifter.
2. Cream butter or margarine with brown sugar until fluffy in a large bowl; beat in eggs, then vanilla and orange rind.
3. Sift in dry ingredients, adding alternately with orange juice, beating well after each addition; fold in pumpkin and walnuts.
4. Pour into a well-greased, 8-cup tube mold; cover with foil, plastic wrap or double thickness of waxed paper; fasten with a string to hold tight.
5. Place on a rack or a trivet in a kettle (or make a rack by crumpling foil in a doughnut shape to fit bottom of kettle). Pour in boiling water to half the depth of pudding in mold; cover tightly.
6. Steam 2 hours, or until a long thin skewer inserted near center comes out clean. (Keep the water boiling gently during entire time, adding more boiling water, if it's needed.)
7. Cool the mold 5 minutes; loosen pudding around the edge with a sharp knife; unmold onto a serving plate; cool slightly. Spoon about 1/4 cup hot Butterscotch Velvet Sauce over the pudding. Cut in wedges; serve with the remaining sauce
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2560 Calories from Fat 810
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 94 g144.1%
Saturated Fat 37.2 g186.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 548.9 mg183%
Sodium 3608.6 mg150.4%
Total Carbohydrates 395 g131.5%
Dietary Fiber 13.5 g53.9%
Sugars 197.7 g
Protein 48 g97%
Vitamin A 717.3% Vitamin C 238.4%
Calcium 47.1% Iron 104.1%
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The Pathos Logos does not need an introduction, it is FAMOUS!
Reviewers love the sound and designers love the looks. (The review I always like to refer to is on whathifi.com)
Us Audioholics love both! It looks as stunning as it sounds...
Deep tight bass, crisp and detailed highs, natural and detailed mids.
This amp will play anything you throw at it with absolute ease.
The wife will love the Italian design, another big plus!!
This one looks great! Not a scratch anywhere!!
I replaced the cheap plastic feet that come with the Logos and put (original Pathos) new aluminum feet under it.
It just came back from Pathos with a clean bill of health.
It comes with the remote, manual, power cord and original double box.
Please calculate shipping here: http://postcalc.usps.com/ Shipping weight is 67 Lbs and I ship from zip code 32832.
International shipping is also available, but at your own risk.
Paypal payments are preferred and add 3% to cover the fees.
Cash and pick up or delivery is welcome too. I will drive about 1-2 hours to deliver the amp.
I don't know if it is needed with a famous amp like this, but here is some info from the Pathos website:
Pathos' designers regard every new project as a big challenge regardless of the targeted retail price. And this is only natural since they have to face reference machines such as the multiple award-winning Pathos creations TT (formerly T.T.), InPower and InControl. That's why, after almost two years of design, prototypes, testing and listening, the new Logos integrated amplifier finally went as close as possible to the peerless quality provided by our proprietary INPOL technology.
The Logos is a two-in-one machine that combines pre- and power amplification stages in a common chassis. The electric network has been laid-out in a feedback-free 'natural' way according to the fundamental principles of the Pathos philosophy. The pre-amplification stage is entirely tube-based, balanced, operates in pure class A and is powered by a dedicated stabilised power supply. The digital 100-step volume control system is 100% resistive thanks to an integrated network of high precision, laser-trimmed resistors that guarantee perfect interchannel balance. The input selector is operated through high-tech miniaturised relays, originally developed for very high frequency telecommunication applications.
The output stage is true dual-mono and outfitted with oversized transformers and power supplies to deliver high current into even demanding loads. This stage ensures great energy for superior dynamics and punch, without affecting the warmth, naturalness and musicality provided by the tube stage.
Finally, flexibility is provided for with 5 RCA and 2 balanced XLR input pairs, a two-digit LC display and fully remote controlled functions over volume, mute, input selection and LCD brightness.
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Output power: 110W RMS 8 Ohm, 220W RMS 4 Ohm
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The museum's education department works closely with Pre K–12 teachers to plan tours of the collection and exhibitions that complement classroom learning for students. In addition, workshops are offered to equip educators with the professional development opportunities needed to integrate art and aspects of the museum into their curriculum.
Teacher Workshop
Tuesday, April 19 / 4-7pm
Offered in conjunction with Celebration of Storytelling, Julie Pasqual presents "How to Tell a Moving Story!" In this workshop, Pasqual explores how to tell a tale with more than just the voice. Participants learn how to unlock the storyteller's secret weapon – their body! Through experiential work, participants have the opportunity to work on a folktale in a physical way by examining natural movement patterns and gestures, as well as physicalizing archetypical characters found in folktales. This workshop provides teachers with the tools they need to create their own stories and add new dimensions to their storytelling styles. Participants receive three professional credit development hours. Light dinner is included. The workshop is free but seating is limited and reservations are required. Registration opens Monday, February 1.
Supported in part by the PNC Foundation and delivered in support of its signature cause in early childhood education, PNC Grow Up Great
Tours are free for children under 18, college/university students, and their teachers and chaperones. Tours should be scheduled at least three weeks in advance.
Interactive guided school group tours of the Zimmerli are offered Tuesday through Friday for students in grades K–12. With thousands of original artworks and educator-led discovery tours, a trip to the Zimmerli offers an ideal opportunity to reinforce the school curriculum.
To request a school group tour, download and return the Group Tour Request Form.
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Celebration of Storytelling
Tuesday, April 19 and Thursday, April 21 / 10-11am (Registration for both sessions is now closed)
The Zimmerli is pleased to welcome Julie Pasqual as the guest performer. Pasqual's performances are infused with physicality and movement from her dance training, comic moments from her work in clowning, a deep love of language from her work as an actress, and a love of world cultures and folktales born from her travels. Using all of her performance skills, and a spirit of playfulness, Pasqual brings stories to audiences of all ages. When not telling tales, she can be found performing with the Big Apple Circus Clown Care hospital program, bringing joy and fun to hospitalized children and their families. She is also a registered yoga instructor who teaches at several studios and women's shelters.
This year's program focuses on movement and using the whole body to tell a story. Pasqual presents "Loud and Rowdy Tales," which features a collection of world stories that require the audience to dance, stomp, and shake. This program is ideal for getting children excited about stories and characters, all while using their bodies as a means for communication.
Celebration of Storytelling is free and open to preschool-aged classes, as well as individuals (appropriate for ages 3 to 5 years old). Seating is limited and reservations are required by emailing email@example.com. Children who are not part of a school group must be accompanied by an adult.
Preschool Storytelling by Reservation
Throughout the year, the Zimmerli offers preschool storytelling days to community schools from Tuesday through Friday, between 10 and 11:15am. Each session includes 30 minutes of storytelling, an age-appropriate museum tour, and a drawing activity. Storytelling days are available by appointment and free of charge to any preschool group of 45 students or fewer.
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It would not surprise anybody if Marcus Trescothick, England's stand-in captain, returned home from Pakistan on 22 December with a few extra grey hairs on his head.
Captaining a team in a one-day game was a stressful enough experience even before the International Cricket Council introduced "supersubs" and "powerplays", and the new regulations are yet to win over those who are responsible for the decision-making. So much can happen during the 50 overs a side spends in the field and, unlike in Test matches, there is the added pressure of having to bowl your overs within a certain period of time.
Yet it is not the extra pressure that is causing captains to question the recent innovations; it is the belief that the team who wins the toss are given an unfair advantage. Looking at the results in the 33 matches that have so far been completed, this appears to be true.
England and Australia were the first teams to play under the new regulations and it was initially felt that every team would select a batsman as their supersub and bowl first on winning the toss. This tactic would give the side batting second the advantage of chasing their opponents' score with an extra batsman. Sixty per cent of the 33 matches have been won by teams using this strategy.
Yet there is a factor that is even more important than batting first - winning the toss. Indeed, 70 per cent of games have been won by teams who have called correctly before a ball has been bowled. The figure is higher because winning the toss allows a captain to use his supersub exactly as he wants to, whereas the opposition's plans may be ruined. The trial is still in its infancy - it will be reviewed in April 2006 - but these figures are far too high for the rule to be considered fair.
The introduction of powerplays, periods of play when the fielding side have to position nine players within the 30-yard circle, have proved far more popular. Under the current regulations the fielding side must have nine fielders within the circle for 20 overs of a match. There is a compulsory period of 10 overs at the start of an innings, and the remaining 10 can be split into two five-over segments and used when the fielding captain wants.
"I'd rather not have to worry about these things," admitted Trescothick, on the eve of England's first one-dayer against Pakistan today. "There is a lot going on out there, in terms of getting the bowlers bowling at the right time and the fielders in the right positions.
"These things are part and parcel of the one-day game and powerplays and supersubs give you something else to think about. The powerplays are OK but the supersub is a bit different. It is a bit unfair for the side that loses the toss."
Captains and coaches are coming up with alternative ideas and most seem to agree that teams should be allowed to name their supersubs after the toss. "In its current form I'd say scrap it," said Ricky Ponting, the Australia captain. "The team that loses the toss can quite often be stuck without having that other option, so it's almost 12 against 11. To name your supersub after the toss would work better for everyone."
* The New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming will return for the third and final one-day match against Australia, who have included the uncapped fast bowler Mitchell Johnson, in Christchurch today.
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I have a Verizon S3 that my son has been using on ATT. Will I be able to get the 4.4.3 update or must it be activated on Verizon network?
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How is he using a CDMA Verizon phone on ATT system?
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Because it, like all recent Verizon phones, is a "world phone". It only gets edge speed but everything works. My other son is using his Windows 8X Verizon phone on att. Gets hspa+ speeds but no picture messages. We also have a Verizon note 2 working on att. Everything works.
I recently switched to Att from Verizon....
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Since it is a true CDMA Verizon phone I am taking a wild guess to say it would not update on AT&T. While you have gotten it to work on the AT&T it still needs to have the proper coded software
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It is a bone stock Verizon S3. Right now it is not being used on att, nor Verizon. Of course, two days ago it shut off and I now cannot get it to turn back on. I have tried all the tricks...it is just dead. A year ago Samsung replaced the motherboard. Its probably bad again...
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The Dark Knight Rises
Christopher Nolan
Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Anne Hathaway, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Matthew Modine
(Warner Brothers)
US theatrical: 20 Jul 2012 (General release)
UK theatrical: 20 Jul 2012 (General release)
I think Batman Begins is a better movie than The Dark Knight. There, I said it, it's out there. And now you'll know exactly where I stand on Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy. Don't get me wrong, I think The Dark Knight is a fantastic film, but it's not exactly a Batman film. Really, Batman is just a side note to Heath Ledger's masterful performance as the Joker. And Knight becomes, in its final twenty minutes, a tad overburdened with the bigger themes it's trying to explore. So rather than a taut cinematic finale we're treated to an expose on morality and justice in a chaotic world, most notably in that lumbering ferry scene that mostly serves to slows down the action.
But where The Dark Knight was all about The Joker, Batman Begins was all about Bruce Wayne. In Begins, we were treated to a complex hero struggling to overcome his fears and learning to use his rage at the murder of his parents into a force for good rather than vengeance. It was the very essence of the character of Batman, distilled into a perfectly scripted two hours and 20 minutes. It was possibly the finest origin story of any comic-book character we have yet seen, and likely will see again. The Dark Knight Rises flashes back much more to Begins than it does to Knight. It's a good thing too, because the final installment in Nolan's saga brings the focus back where it belongs: on the man behind the mask.
In the eight years after the events of The Dark Knight, when Batman went plummeting over the side of a building to save Police Commissioner Jim Gordon's (Gary Oldman) son from homicidal District Attorney-turned-Two-Faced Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), Wayne has become Gotham's most famous recluse. No one has seen the Batman since that fateful night, but no one really misses him, either, since he's being blamed for Dent's death while Dent is branded a hero.
Dent's death galvanized the city into passing the Dent Act, which gave law enforcement an unprecedented amount of power in putting Gotham's criminals behind bars. Batman's original vision seems to have finally come true – the streets of Gotham are safe at last. "Pretty soon we'll be hunting down parking violations," jokes John Blake (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a newcomer to the Gotham Police Department.
But since peacetime would make for one boring superhero film, a new villain appears, the terrorist Bane (Tom Hardy), with mysterious ties to Wayne's past. Before long, Bane lays siege to the entire city, and Wayne has no choice but to come out of hiding and put on the cape and cowl one last time. Fortunately, on this outing he has a little help from jewel thief Selina Kyle (Anne Hathaway), better known to us as Catwoman, although we never hear that name uttered at all the entire length of the film.
Kyle's motivations are a bit of a stretch; she is searching for an object called "The Clean Slate" which magically erases one's criminal records from any database on Earth. This is just one example of how this movie is much more given to typical comic-book suspension of disbelief than the last two, but since we've been treated to such verisimilitude previously, we can forgive Nolan this time around.
This installment also falls prey to many of the issues that usually encumber the third act of a trilogy – the introduction of a lot of new characters, a heightened sense of action and bigger-than-all-get out stakes (there's definitely no concern over an anticlimactic denouement here). But Nolan rises to the occasion by keeping a relatively small focus trained on the characters he's spent the last seven years building. Most notable, of course, is Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne, who finally comes face to face with the realities of what Batman has done to his soul.
Bale actually spends very little time in this movie as Batman, so much so that when he does appear in the suit it's almost a shock. Nolan allows Wayne to suffer much more in this film than in the last two combined, and a powerful third act struggle shows the depths of despair in which Bane plunges Batman. It is out of this despair that Wayne must rise, giving the film its title and completing our hero's journey from overcoming fear to embracing it once again.
The ending in particular packs a powerful punch, and the emotional payoff is placed mostly on the shoulders of Michael Caine's Alfred. As Bruce Wayne's surrogate father and Batman's accomplice, Caine's love for Wayne and dislike of the Batman has become more and more the true heart of the trilogy. All of the characters, in fact, get loose ends tied up nicely, even the ones that we've only just met in this installment.
As a whole, Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy has pushed the limits of what is possible in a superhero film, testing conventions and turning clichés on their head. To that end, The Dark Knight Rises is no disappointment, and Batman fans and novices alike will be satisfied with the conclusion of this excellent series. Now, one can only hope that Nolan will use his free time to make more original stories like Inception which, if I may dare to test the waters of what is acceptable to confess once again, is a better film than any Batman movie he's made.
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|Cold water
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Boiling water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated onion
|1 Tablespoon
|Tabasco sauce
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Canned salmon
|2 Cup (32 tbs), drained and finely chopped
|Chopped capers
|1 Tablespoon
|Heavy cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Cottage cheese
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1 Tablespoon
|Dill sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Unflavored gelatin
|1 Tablespoon (1 Envelope)
1. Soften the gelatin in the cold water, add the boiling water and stir until the gelatin has dissolved. Cool.
2. Add the mayonnaise, lemon juice, onion, Tabasco, paprika and salt and mix well. Chill to the consistency of unbeaten egg white.
3. Add the salmon and capers and beat well. Whip the cream, fold into the salmon mixture and turn into a two-quart oiled fish mold. Add the cheese to fill the mold. Chill until set.
4. Unmold on a serving platter and garnish with watercress, lemon slices and salmon roe.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2652 Calories from Fat 1644
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 184 g283.4%
Saturated Fat 43.9 g219.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 438.6 mg146.2%
Sodium 7360.6 mg306.7%
Total Carbohydrates 33 g11.1%
Dietary Fiber 0.8 g3.2%
Sugars 26.7 g
Protein 188 g376%
Vitamin A 61.1% Vitamin C 17.3%
Calcium 78.6% Iron 9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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CHARGING patients for "minor" visits to hospital emergency departments (ED) would barely cover administration costs, SA Health says.
While Health Minister Jack Snelling has ruled out charging for ED visits, the department has calculated the financial impact to give an indication of the figures involved.
The modelling shows that while the Federal Government's budget cuts take $600 million from the state's health budget over four years, charging for ED visits would return just $6.8 million in the same period.
However, that is before administration costs and infrastructure are factored in.
The figures are based on all people rated as category 4 or 5, and 50 per cent of those rated category 3, being charged a $7 fee at the ED.
These are categories of patients the Federal Government regards as GP-style visits, as compared to the more urgent or emergency category 1 and 2.
Charging them a fee would generate $1.7 million from the 246,105 such presentations last year across the metropolitan area, the modelling indicates.
The Federal Government has opened the door for the states to charge for ED visits for relatively minor complaints, as public health systems brace for a flood of people seeking to avoid the new $7 fee to see a GP by instead going to EDs.
Modelling before the budget showed a GP fee would push emergency waiting times out from an average 20 minutes to more than an hour as an extra 360,000 people went to the departments for relatively minor issues.
Mr Snelling described the idea of charging patients at EDs as "a joke".
"It shows a complete lack of understanding of how public hospitals are run, by Joe Hockey and Tony Abbott," he said.
"We want to triage and treat people at EDs, not act as cashiers. These figures show charging people would barely cover the cost of trying to implement such a charge.
"It is an insult to public hospitals, to doctors and nurses, and shows a culpable ignorance."
Australasian College for Emergency Medicine president Dr Anthony Cross has previously warned such a system would be a nightmare to administer, as many people who turn up with what initially appears to be a minor problem end up being admitted for treatment.
"Distinguishing patients who appropriately or inappropriately use emergency care resources would, practically speaking, be impossible to implement and monitor," he said.
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Classic Shoot the Moon Game
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Halloween is a prime Pastafarian evangelism opportunity, the one night of the year that pirates and wenches can walk around in traditional regalia free from persecution.
Here's a collection of Halloween Missionaries, and below that a collection of Propaganda Pumpkins. These are from the last few years. Please send me your photos from this year's festivities and I'll add them here.
The attached images were captured at the Columbus Museum of Art. Whether this drawing was left by a devout Pastafarian or placed by His Noodly Appendage, I do not know.
I was fishing along the Sacramento river and when I walked out I saw the truck parked near my car.
Love and Pasta,
Hey does anyone know who owns this truck?
My brother Jake and I at the San Jose Bike Party Deity Ride. My boyfriend broke up with me after i made these costumes because they grossly offended his christian beliefs….
For my college anthropology class we were asked to give a presentation on a culture or religion that we felt strongly about. I, of course, did mine on the FSM. I made sure to dress in the formal attire as I gave my presentation. I gave out fliers and explained the fundamental concepts of heaven (as seen in the picture). All of my fliers were kept by my peers, and my professor gave me an A. Apparently Washington State University has FSM supporters in the student body and faculty…
My wife baked these cupcakes for my son and daughter's school carnival this Thursday. They'll be in the cake walk. Hope someone becomes enlightened.
I thought you would like to know that His Noodliness made his first scientifically-documented appearance on the Playa of Black Rock City during Burning Man 2009, which year's theme was "Evolution". He returned this year for "Metropolis", wearing his socks and overseeing a real, live wedding. He also gave his blessing to some pirates on their way to be united in a polyamorous, extra-legal playa civil union. We were all more than adequately touched by his noodly appendages.
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It would be great if we can have a large Pastafarian presence to support the cause. Perhaps we could have a meetup while we're there?
Here is some more info on the event:
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Here's an article in newspaper in Bydgoszcz where you can see guys with a bowl of spaghetti and FSM on a banner.
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The flavors of this salad come together best when it's allowed to sit for 10 or 15 minutes before serving.
In a small bowl, whisk the vinegar, shallot, mustard, salt, and a few grinds of pepper. Let the mixture stand for 10 min. and then whisk in the olive oil. Add 2 Tbs. of the crumbled blue cheese and stir gently.
Remove any tough, discolored, or broken outer leaves from the escarole. Trim off the root end with a sharp knife. Tear the leaves into bite-size pieces, wash well, and spin dry thoroughly (you should have about 6 lightly packed cups). Store in a large serving bowl covered with a slightly damp towel in the refrigerator until ready to toss. (If storing for more than an hour, cover the towel-covered bowl with plastic wrap to prevent the towel from drying out.)
Up to 1 hour before serving the salad, peel, core, and dice the apple into 1/4-inch cubes (you should have about 1-1/4 cups). Reserve the apple in a medium bowl. Slice the thick skin from the celery root and dice it the same size as the apple (you should have about 1-1/2 cups). Add the celery root to the diced apple and toss with 2 Tbs. of the vinaigrette to prevent discoloration. Cover and refrigerate until ready to toss the salad.
Toss the escarole and the apple and celery root mixture with the remaining dressing. Break up the pecans into the salad and toss again to incorporate. Season to taste with salt and pepper. (The blue cheese will add a little saltiness, so take care not to oversalt the salad.) Crumble the remaining blue cheese over the salad just before serving.
The vinaigrette tastes best when made ahead, so prepare it up to two days before serving and store it in the refrigerator, tightly covered. Bring the vinaigrette to room temperature and whisk lightly before dressing the salad.
nutrition information (per serving):
based on eight servings, Calories
210, Fat
18, Fat Calories
160, Saturated Fat
6, Protein
5, Monounsaturated Fat
10, Carbohydrates
9, Polyunsaturated Fat
2, Sodium
540, Cholesterol
15, Fiber
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Yield: 2 to 4 Servings
You won't miss the extra fat or fuss of deep-fried French fries (frites) when you make this oven-roasted version. These are wonderful served with Chicken Fricassee with Mustard and Marjoram (page 166 of the book) or a pan-fried steak. Herbes de Provence is a dried herb blend popular in Southern France. It's usually a mix of basil, thyme, rosemary, savory, marjoram, and bay leaves. My favorite blend is one that contains lavender—check the label or look for the little purple blossoms.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Brush a heavy, large baking sheet with olive oil.
Cut the potatoes into strip that are 3-inches long and 1/3-inch thick and toss them in a large bowl with the olive oil. Spread the potatoes in a single layer on the prepared baking sheet. Bake until the potatoes are golden brown, crisp on the edges, and tender inside, about 35 minutes, stirring three times.
Sprinkle the fries with the herbes de Provence and fleur de sel. Season with pepper, toss well, and serve.
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Making Radio Space in 1930s Canada
Curated by Michael Windover and Anne MacLennan
27 February – 07 May 2017
As radio entered homes and became an increasingly important component of Canadian society, it affected not only the soundscape of everyday life but had spatial consequences. By looking at the visual and material culture of radio in 1930s Canada, this exhibition offers a new way to think about a medium closely associated with twentieth-century modernity.
This exhibition focuses on how radio created or altered concepts of space in the 1930s. Expensive consoles and cheaper tabletop models joined furniture in the living room, affecting interior design while providing access to the wider world with the turn of a dial. The new electronic medium remapped space, simultaneously situating listeners within regions and linking them to far-flung locations. And with the development of portable and automobile radios, as well as high-power transmission stations, Canadians could remain connected while travelling through space. Making Radio Space is part of a larger research project, Seeing, Selling, and Situating Radio in Canada, 1922-1956, led by Anne MacLennan (York University) and Michael Windover (Carleton University).
Outside These Walls: Photographs by Yannick Anton and David Ofori Zapparoli
Curated by Pamela Edmonds
27 February – 07 May 2017
This exhibition brings together photographic works by Toronto-based artists Yannick Anton and David Ofori Zapparoli whose respective imagery shares a community-focused and collaborative approach to documenting urban life and its people. Informed by a strong social realist approach, Zapparoli has represented the visual history of Canadian cities for over thirty years. Until 1999, he had focused on the public housing development of Regent Park, putting a human face on the stigmatized and transitional community of which he had been a part of since his teens. Anton's candid and energetic photographs draw stylistic inspiration from the youthful, street, fashion, music, and queer-positive cultures that he captures. Together both artists' compelling works present unique and unapologetic insights into diverse landscapes and lives, addressing the systemic barriers that they expose and refute, while re-imagining regimes of the image away from fixed inscriptions of race, gender, class, and corporeality.
The Other NFB: The National Film Board of Canada's Still Photography Division, 1941-1971
Curated by Carol Payne and Sandra Dyck
27 February – 07 May 2017
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) has long been acclaimed for its films, but few Canadians know that during a pivotal period in the country's history, the NFB also functioned as the country's official photographer. The NFB's Still Division photographers travelled across Canada, making images that were reproduced in newspapers, magazines, books, filmstrips, and exhibitions.
The Other NFB looks at how this agency imagined Canada and its identity, what role photographs played in that imagining, and how the photographic archive has been used. The NFB aspired not just to present an image of the country, but the image. As a result, the NFB is unique in the history of Canadian visual culture as a conveyor of governmental values and programs in photographic form.


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New glasses always take some getting used to, but if you're moving from standard lenses to bifocals, it can be a little trickier to get settled with your new glasses. Some people experience a sort of dizziness when they first get bifocals. This can range from mild dizziness to all-out vertigo, complete with nausea and a loss of balance. If you feel "off-balance" in your new bifocal lenses, or if you're worried you might not take to them as well as you should, these tips should help you feel better, fast.
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Workplace eye injuries are very common. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, roughly 300,000 American workers visit the emergency room after suffering a work-related eye injury. The proper eye gear can help prevent over 90 percent of eye injuries that are serious in nature. However, wearing appropriate eye protection can be a bit more difficult when you need to wear prescription glasses. Luckily, safety goggles can be purchased with a prescription, and here's how they can help keep you safer at work:
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It is estimated that up to 25 percent of children, from kindergarten to grade 6, have some form of vision problem. This may not be detected in vision screening tests that are normally done before a child begins school each year as those tests usually test acuity. Therefore a result of 20/20 vision does not mean that your child may not have a vision problem that could affect their learning. In fact, your child could still have a number of visual disorders such as convergence insufficiency disorder (a leading cause of eyestrain), near-far distance accommodation issues, myopia or visual tracking problems.
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If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, your doctor has probably emphasized the importance of regular eye exams. Diabetics are at an increased risk for a condition called retinopathy, in which the blood vessels in the light-sensitive tissues of the eye become damaged. Unfortunately, a lot of patients fail to take their doctors' recommendations seriously and skip their regular eye exams. Early-stage retinopathy shows few symptoms, so really the only way to know if you're developing it is to visit your eye doctor.
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14.6 million: The number of Americans expected to have diabetic retinopathy by the year 2050.
If you think it can't happen to you, think again! An alarming number of Americans—7.7 million as of 2010—have been diagnosed with diabetic retinopathy, and prevalence of the condition is on the rise. …Read More
3 Reasons to Get Your Eyes Checked Every Year
If you're like many people, you only go to the eye doctor when you feel eye strain or that your glasses aren't strong enough to see out of anymore. Less than half of the 200 million people who wear glasses or contacts in America see their eye doctor as much as they should. If you need more motivation other than a changing prescription every few years to get you in the eye doctor's office, here are 3 reasons to upgrade your exams to once a year.
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Your eyes are likely to change at least a little bit during the year, whether you notice it or not. Your eye doctor can catch vision problems sooner if you see them more frequently and can correct them when the issues are small. Changes your eye doctor can discover during an annual eye exam include the following:
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Social and Historical Approaches to Understanding Murder and Murderers
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A short story for fans of Jodi Picoult and Anita Shreve. Step into the fragile domestic world of Roar and discover the unforgettable voice of Nicole Trope, best-selling author of The Secrets in Silence, Three Hours Late and The Boy Under the Table.
The baby sleeps peacefully, filled with milk and contentment. The man on the bed breathes his way into the darkness, filled with rage. Was there ever really a choice?
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Barack Obama often sports one, David Beckham has designed one, Marlon Brando wore his with style, while Bruce Willis's became his Die Hard uniform. In fashion circles, the humble vest is being touted as the Next Big Thing – and not simply to keep winter chills at bay.
Beckham's Bodywear range was launched at H&M last Thursday, while vest sales have risen over the past year for the Jockey underwear brand; and it is predicted that sales of the notoriously difficult-to-pull-off-with-style (think Rab C Nesbitt) garment will rise even further.
H&M's Chloe Bowers said: "The vest has become cool, with old-fashioned granddad styles worn under clothes, and as a top itself. Women have also been buying them for themselves; it appeals to both teenagers and 40-year-olds."
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. – No. 17 Syracuse (5-4) used a 4-0 run in the third quarter to take its first lead of the game and went on to defeat No. 11 Princeton, 10-9, Saturday, April 7 at the Carrier Dome. The win snapped Princeton's four-game winning streak and marked the Orange's third straight victory against the Tigers.
Senior Tommy Palasek led the Orange offense. Palasek tied his career high with four goals, including the game-winner, and passed out one assist to record his second straight five-point game.
Freshman goalie Bobby Wardwell made his college debut and recorded nine saves to pick up the win, ending the Orange's modest two-game losing streak.
"This was a big game for us, coming off a couple of losses," SU head coach John Desko said. "In the Duke game, we played very hard for 60 minutes and it was a great effort emotionally for us. We came up short and to put that much effort into a loss is very disconcerting. So for the guys to be able to keep the energy up this week, stay positive and approach the game the same way and to have success, was big for us."
The turning point of the game came late in the third period. Trailing by two, the Syracuse offense rattled off four goals in the final 1:45 of the quarter to turn a 7-5 deficit into a 9-7 advantage.
Senior Bobby Eilers started the run, and unassisted goals by Palasek and redshirt junior Ryan Barber with 52 and 24 seconds on the clock, respectively, gave Syracuse its first lead of the game at 8-7. Then on the ensuing faceoff, senior Kevin Drew picked up the ground ball, streaked into the box and scored 11 seconds after Barber to push the Orange margin to 9-7.
Princeton (6-3) answered the Syracuse blitzkrieg with a pair of goals to tie the game with 8:56 remaining in regulation. That set the stage for Palasek, who scored an extra-man goal with 4:11 to play that proved to be the winner.
Palasek's deciding tally was set up by a brilliant pass from redshirt senior Tim Desko, who alertly picked up a loose ball near midfield. Desko took a couple of steps and rifled a 30-yard strike to Palasek in front of the Princeton cage for the score.
The Orange defense did the rest, keeping Princeton off the board for the remainder of the game and forcing a turnover on the Tigers' last possession, to seal the win.
Mike MacDonald finished with a team-best three points on one goal and two assists for Princeton. Jeff Froccaro and Tom Schreiber contributed two goals apiece.
Princeton also got a superb performance from starting goalie Tyler Fiorito, who made 16 saves, including several on good looks by the Orange. His play helped Princeton gain the early lead and was almost enough to lead the Tigers to victory.
With Fiorito sharp right from the outset, Princeton took a 3-0 advantage on goals by MacDonald, Tucker Shanley and Schreiber in the first eight minutes of the game. Syracuse responded with two goals, but the Tigers notched the last goal of the opening period to claim a 4-2 lead.
Syracuse switched to a zone defense in the second quarter and Wardwell responded by making a pair of saves and allowing just one goal in the period. Fiorito answered with five saves in the quarter for Princeton, but Palasek beat him twice, including a layup off a nice feed from Marasco, to cut the Tigers' margin to 5-4 at the half.
In the third quarter, the Tigers notched two of the first three goals before Syracuse stole the momentum with its four-goal scoring spurt.
The Orange owned a 40-28 advantage in shots for the game and showed excellent accuracy, putting 26 of its 40 attempts on cage. Syracuse also held a 27-26 margin in ground balls and helped force 19 Princeton turnovers.
The Orange returns to action Tuesday, April 10 when it visits Cornell. Faceoff against the Big Red is slated for 7 p.m. at Schoellkopf Field. The game will be televised live in Central New York on Time Warner Cable Sports.
Game Notes: Redshirt freshman Hakeem Lecky was credited with his first career assist on Eilers' third-quarter goal … Senior Collin Donahue notched his first goal of the season in the contest … Freshman Brandon Mullins made his second straight start at close defense with sophomore Matt Harris on the wing for the opening faceoff … Harris and Drew both tied their career highs with six and five ground balls, respectively.


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MU Falls Short in Upset Bid of #18 Louisville, 13-12


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When a patient shows up in our thoracic surgery office at University Thoracic Surgeons, they're often facing the most difficult health issue of their life. I think the thing that we're blessed with is a team of committed individuals that recognize that and handle the patients with a great deal of empathy and care. And what we're able to demonstrate to them is that they found in us a partner in fighting this. Lung cancer was really thought to - and still does in some cases - carry a very grave prognosis. That said, if it's caught early enough - which we're doing much more these days - operating - often with minimally invasive techniques - allows the patients to begin with a very frightening diagnosis and come out at the other end cured.Read more
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Likelihood of recommending Dr. Liptay to family and friends is 4.2 out of 5
Thoracic Surgery Specialist