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Peter Eramo's Thoughts on the Oscar Noms – 2010
February 26, 2010 9 Comments
Nominations for the 82nd Academy Awards were released a couple of weeks ago — with the telecast right around the corner on March 7, 2010. I've been doing my very best to catch up on all of the year's films (especially those nominated), which is why it has taken me a bit to post this blog in reaction to the list of nominees announced. Overall, I must say that this year's nominees were quite predictable, with very few pleasant surprises, if any at all. If anything, there were a handful nominated that I find to be undeserving, and simply riding the Oscar-media wave, campaigning quite well. But unlike most years where there is a surprise here and there, this year's list of nominees is, in a nutshell, somewhat bland.
I think much of that has to do with the year in film that was 2009. It was a relatively weak year, with very few great (let alone extraordinary) films released. The decade has been a good one, no doubt. Recent years have been good ones, with some wonderful films battling each other out for Oscar supremecy. Not this year. Not when your two leading front runners (so it seems) are "Avatar" and "The Hurt Locker." You know there is a problem. But more on that later. I have managed to see 9 of the 10 nominated films for "Best Picture" (I have yet to see "Precious" so I will say to you up front, that of course I am not able to write about the movie with any first-hand knowledge whatsoever). Anyway, here are just a few random thoughts on the Oscar race this year…I hope you enjoy!
A list of this year's 5 biggest Oscar snubs, plus a handful of others for good measure:
Tilda Swinton (Best Actress for "Julia")
In a "Best Actress" category that I find to be very weak this year, Ms. Swinton gave the year's most raw, electrifying performance as the title character. Not only was she snubbed of a mere nomination, but I would have given her the Oscar outright. It's the type of leading female performance seldom seen and was the most courageous and gutsy accomplishment I have witnessed since possibly Mimi Rogers in the wonderful (and overlooked) 1991 film "The Rapture." I know few filmgoers actually saw "Julia," but I wish the studio gave it a bigger push. If it had, then I am sure Tilda Swinton would not have been so egregiously overlooked.
(500) Days of Summer (directed by Marc Webb)
How this originally delightful film was overlooked, I do not know. In a year where the "Best Picture" race ballooned up to ten nominees, I was shocked to see that this film was not in the Chosen Ten. And if you are going to ignore it in the "Best Picture" category, then at least honor it with a well-deserved Screenplay nomination. It was fresh, witty, melancholic, and yes, hopeful. In addition to be snubbed for Picture and Screenplay, one could make the argument for Joseph Gordon-Levitt and/or Zooey Deschanel being honored in their respective roles. This slight is still hard to swallow, especially when films like "The Blind Side" and "Up" are nominated for Oscar's grandest prize. Alas, the film goes away empty-handed. Hopefully it will fare well at the Independent Spirit Awards where it was not forgotten. Regardless, if you haven't seen it, do yourself a favor and rent it!
Watchmen (directed by Zack Snyder)
I found this to be one of the year's best films, much better than your typical blockbuster/superhero type of films that have been released. I can understand it being snubbed for the heavyweight categories like "Best Picture" and "Best Director" (though I feel it would have been most well deserved considering the list of films), but to completely ignore it for Visual Effects, Make-Up, Art Direction and Screenplay was quite remarkable. There are 3 nominees in the Visual Effects category (which "Avatar" will most assuredly win) and 3 nominees in Make-Up… "Watchmen" deserved a nod in each here. The Art Direction was stellar (clearly better than 3 of the 5 nominees up for the distinction), and even though the Cinematography was glorious as well, that is a tough category this year and I did not expect such notice. "Watchmen" ranks in my Top 10 films for 2009 – I was hoping Oscar voters would agree.
The Road & Viggo Mortensen (directed by John Hillcoat)
A crowd-pleasing film this is not. A non-stop action ride? Again, not the film. This is a haunting, powerful film that moves at its own pace – but stays with you long after the final credits roll. I was taken aback at how the film did just that. Again, I did not expect it to find a place in the ten nominated films (though so much more deserving than a number of them – and "Up" has its own "Best Animated Film" category and because of that, should never have been eligible here). However, the Cinematography was unbelievably effective and should have been noticed in that category. Also, you could have nominated so many more worthy leading male performances than Jeremy Renner ("The Hurt Locker") – Viggo Mortensen would have been an admirable choice as the desperate father doing his utmost to protect his son from death. His performance here is understated, but commanding in every sense. A much more commendable work than a handful of other films that will be mentioned come March 7th.
Michael Stuhlbarg & the Coen Brothers
Yes, it was a very pleasant surprise to see "A Serious Man" justly nominated in the "Best Picture" category. The same holds true for its only other nomination for the evening – "Best Original Screenplay" (which it absolutely deserved). I'm glad enough people saw — and remembered this wonderful film to not completely snub it. That said, the fact that the Coen Brothers were not nominated in the "Best Director" category leaves me thinking that it has no chance whatsoever at the top prize. Also, having won in the screenplay category before, it's a long shot to capture that prize as well. A subtle, dark, funny piece of cinema, "A Serious Man" is one of the stronger works in the canon of the remarkably talented Coen Brothers. I thought it was actually better than "No Country for Old Men" and was the closest they've come in mood and style to their masterpiece "Barton Fink." The real snub here is Michael Stuhlbarg – not a film star at this point by any stretch. He's mostly known as a "theatre guy" at this point. He gives a terrific performance here in a very complex role. I cannot imagine why Jeremy Renner made the Top 5 (I'm not picking on the guy – but see the film and you tell me what's so special) and even George Clooney, but not Stuhlbarg. Clooney was fine but come one, he could've played that role in his sleep. And Richard Kind as Uncle Arthur should have also been given serious consideration. So in the end, though it was not snubbed for "Best Picture" (thankfully), I do strongly feel that the film should have been remembered in a few other categories.
Sam Rockwell (Best Actor for "Moon")
The Invention of Lying (Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay)
Sin Nombre (directed by Cary Fukunaga)
Sunshine Cleaning (directed by Christine Jeffs)
Two Lovers (Screenplay; performances by Gwyneth Paltrow & Vinessa Shaw)
The White Ribbon (Best Cinematography nominee)
A gorgeous film. Tough to sit through at times, but profound and potent without hitting its viewer over the head. Very Bergman-esque in scope, character and themes covered which is perhaps why I loved it so much. I was glad to see it recognized in a category other than "Best Foreign Film." A Screenplay nod would have been merited here as well – in addition to a supporting performance or two. A haunting, riveting piece of work – all in spectacular black-and-white….
Vera Farmiga (Best Supporting Actress nominee for "Up in the Air")
This was a nice surprise and well deserved. After her nice work in Scorsese's "The Departed," Ms. Farmiga gives a multi-layered, complex performance opposite George Clooney. Unpredictable, alluring, clever and quick – her character in this wonderfully written film is a memorable one thanks to her.
Christopher Plummer & Helen Mirren (Best Supporting Actor and Best Actress nominees for "The Last Station")
I was glad to see these two master thespians were not forgotten in a film that very few saw (and I thoroughly enjoyed). Plummer's Tolstoy is a great piece of character work. He is funny, seductive, authoritarian and forever wise. And Mirren's ever-loving (and obsessive/paranoid) Sofya is a pleasure to watch. We see why Tolstoy is so smitten with her despite the forces trying to tear them apart. Both are marvels here, but that should be of no surprise to anyone.
"Take it All" (Best Original Song nominee from the film "Nine")
Though the film was a bit underwhelming (I was expecting so much more from such a marvelous Broadway musical) in the incapable hands of Rob Marshall, there were some fine performances from this all-star cast and one of them was from Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard who sings this nominated song. Of course the musical numbers from the original musical cannot be nominated, but this song written (by Maury Yeston) especially for the motion picture is a memorable moment in the film. If you haven't heard it, YouTube it, iTunes it, whatever…just listen to it. The vocal work here is gutsy, naked and raw. The lyrics fit so well with the character of Cotillard's underappreciated and vulnerable wife whose genius of a husband has been with countless other vixens who throw themselves in his direction. This piece captures the essence of character of Luisa Contini perfectly which is what the song should do.
District 9 (multiple nominee, including one for "Best Picture")
I was so glad to see that this film was recognized come Oscar time. It is still my favorite film of 2009, and I am in no way a fan of science fiction films, though it is so much more than that. I wish that, in addition to its 4 nominations, that it would have been chosen in the fields of "Best Director," Cinematography, and possibly a "Best Actor" nod for Sharlto Copley).
In the Loop (Best Screenplay nominee)
Every year that the nominees for the Academy Awards are announced, there are those few satisfying surprises that manage to squeak in, many favorites that have long been considered shoe-ins, and then there are those that…well, to put it quite bluntly, are just not worthy of the esteemed nomination. These are known as "The Undeserving Few." Perhaps the timing was just right or the Oscar campaign backed by the studio was highly effective, or the popularity game went into effect. Whatever the reason, they get in each and every year and we learn to deal with it. Sometimes, sadly, they even win (anyone remember Jack Palance?). These are the Undeserving Few (in my humble, yet outspoken opinion) that eked in to this year's race:
The Hurt Locker (Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay)
Fine, you want to nominate this film for "Best Picture" and "Best Director?" I get that. I must state though that, as well done and as powerful as it was at times, I felt overall that this film is highly overrated…highly! This film is the perfect example of the critics all hopping on the proverbial bandwagon and very few having the guts to stand out from the crowd. Again, I can understand why it's in the two aforementioned categories (though it's not in my Top 10 of the year) – but there is no way that this Screenplay deserves Oscar recognition with so many other Original Screenplays out there that are more fresh and creative ("The Invention of Lying," "Management," and "Funny People" to name a couple). On top of this, Jeremy Renner should kneel down and thank the Lord that he is nominated here. He has no business being here when Sam Rockwell ("Moon"), Michael Stuhlberg ("A Serious Man"), Michael Caine ("Is Anybody There?"), and Viggo Mortensen ("The Road") are home watching on their flat screens.
The Blind Side (Best Picture, Best Actress)
A very nice feel-good film. I saw it. I enjoyed it. It was sweet. And yes, it was nice to see Sandra Bullock select a project that wasn't complete crap. She's a beautiful woman with a strong screen presence, charisma, and so much potential still untapped. Here she is fine and gives a good performance – just not Oscar nominee worthy! I guess those who vote thought that they would reward Ms. Bullock for turning in a good performance after years of poor, mainly silly films (for the most part). Those women who suffer this year because of the mistake: Emily Blunt ("The Young Victoria"), Jessica Biel ("Easy Virtue"), and Maria Heiskanen who turned in a wonderfully crafted performance in "Everlasting Moments." The film has made a ton of money, so maybe by opening up the "Best Picture" field to ten, the telecast will get some more viewers who are rooting for this film, though it has absolutely no shot. Just consider yourself lucky to be there.
I will make sure to post a new blog before March 7th with my thoughts and predictions on who will win in each category for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards.
*Note: As of February 25, 2010, I have yet to view the following notable films of 2009:
Summer Hours, Antichrist, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call, Precious, The Lovely Bones, Tickling Leo, and Where the Wild Things Are.


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Since version 7, RHEL has only x86-64 versions. The same thing happens to CentOS 7. In CentOS 7/EPEL, there is only package for Wine x86-64. However, many Windows .exe files are 32-bit. Even there are 64-bit versions for some software, their installation file is 32-bit. And for some certain software such as Office 2007, 32-bit wine is preferred.
In this post, we will check how to install 32-bit Wine 1.8 on CentOS 7. We will use Wine 1.8.5 as the example.
- It is confirmed that this method works for Scientific Linux 7.2 too by Steve.
It is confirmed that this method works for Wine 2.0 too by Victor Schulz (but you will need to modify the script a little bit).
One single script to build and install Wine ∞
The whole process in this post has already been written as a shell script install-wine-i686-centos7.sh. You may download the script and run it directly as root to install wine.
Build and install Wine manually step by step ∞
The following part of this post introduces what each step does.
Erase old wine versions installed ∞
If you ever installed wine packages, erase them first as we will build wine from the source.
yum erase wine wine-*
Install packages needed to build wine ∞
We are going to install the packages needed to build wine. These may not be sufficient depending on your base installation packages. If later steps complain that some packages are missing, you can install them.
yum install samba-winbind-clients -y yum groupinstall 'Development Tools' -y yum install libjpeg-turbo-devel libtiff-devel freetype-devel -y yum install glibc-devel.{i686,x86_64} libgcc.{i686,x86_64} libX11-devel.{i686,x86_64} freetype-devel.{i686,x86_64} gnutls-devel.{i686,x86_64} libxml2-devel.{i686,x86_64} libjpeg-turbo-devel.{i686,x86_64} libpng-devel.{i686,x86_64} libXrender-devel.{i686,x86_64} alsa-lib-devel.{i686,x86_64} -y
Download and unpack the source package ∞
Here, we use a variable
$ver to specify the version we want to install. It will be used in later steps too.
ver=1.8.5 cd /usr/src wget http://dl.winehq.org/wine/source/1.8/wine-${ver}.tar.bz2 -O wine-${ver}.tar.bz2 tar xjf wine-${ver}.tar.bz2
Build wine 32-bit and 64-bit versions ∞
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Build the 64-bit version first as 32-bit version building depends on it.
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Build the 32-bit version now.
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Install wine 32-bit and 64-bit versions ∞
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As we are still in the win32 directory, run
make install
Install the 64-bit version:
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$ file `which wine` /usr/local/bin/wine: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=a83b9f0916e6c0d5427e2c38a172c93bd8023d98, not stripped $ file `which wine64` /usr/local/bin/wine64: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=4d8e8468402bc63bd2a72c59c57fcad332235d41, not stripped
Note the "ELF 32-bit" and "ELF 64-bit" in the file type strings.
Now you can run your 32-bit Windows application on CentOS 7. Enjoy :-)


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Angel M.
Lesson Details
Angel teaches
- Teaches students:
- and Ages 5+
- Teaching since:
- August 2011
I started singing at the ripe old age of 20. At 26, I have successfully completed two music degrees (Associates and BM) and I sing professionally as a soloist/chorister for numerous choirs and churches around town including Sacra/Profana, Musica Vitale, SD Pro Arte Voices and the San Diego Opera.
I am the founder and director of a brand new choral ensemble called Folklore, pairing professional singers with standout high school students. We perform a variety of music like pieces from video games and sacred songs from the Renaissance era.
I direct a choral program at St. Martin of Tours in La Mesa, Ca where I teach my choir solfeggio, music theory, and vocal techniques to perform a variety of music on a weekly basis. Currently, the choir has an age bracket of 13 - 85 so I am always coming up with ways to relate to different levels of experience and voice type.
I have been playing piano for about three years and it is my main tool for writing music.
At San Diego State University, I majored in World Music so that I could take composition classes and learn more about different cultures of music. While attending, I was a member of the SDSU Chamber Singers, Aztec Concert Choir, and the Javanese Gamelan ensemble.
I have taken private voice lessons under Enrique Toral at SDSU, Ken Anderson at Grossmont College, Martin Wright who is the chorus master of the Berlin Opera and Timothy Todd Simmons who directs the New Orleans Opera Chorus.
In my spare time I like to go on hikes with my dog, dabble in photography, antique shopping, go to the mountains, watch national geographic, and figure out the chord progressions of songs on the radio.
*** Lesson Details ***
Each lesson is an opportunity for both of us to learn about our musicianship. I generally let my students pick the repertoire we work on unless they prefer otherwise. You want to work on a Maroon 5 song? Great. You want to learn a French Aria or a Beethoven Sonata? Awesome, if you're physically and mentally ready for it. I encourage communication between myself and my students in between lessons to keep up to date about progress and encourage practicing (a week apart makes a big difference!)
Vocal lessons will always begin with a thorough warm-up, ear training exercises, and education on how our diaphragm/vocal chords/ head acoustics work together. I encourage music theory and sight-singing in voice lessons but I understand that not everyone is as nerdy as I am.
Piano lessons will always include warm ups on scales and some level of sight-reading. For pop or jazz players, ear training exercises like playing with the radio will also occur in lesson.
My in-home studio includes a 100 year old upright Steinway piano, plenty of seating for parents, a music stand, and plenty of parking on the street in front of my house.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Upright piano, recording studio, music stand, couch and chair for parents.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I can provide a music stand, metronome, a mirror and textbooks. Students should have access to a piano and a printer/ copier.
*** Specialties ***
Voice- Classical, pop, jazz, and R&B.
Piano- Classical and pop
Composition- Choir/ Orchestra, Arranging
Apprentice ConductorJan 2014 - Present
I assist in conducting the choral evensong service a few times a month.
Founder/ Artistic DirectorJan 2014 - Present
I conduct the professional choral ensemble, Folklore- A Music Guild.
ChoirmasterMay 2012 - Present
ChoristerDec 2010 - Present
BM in World MusicAug 2011 - Jun 2013
Associates of MusicSep 2008 - Jun 2011
Vocal ScholarshipSep 2011
Vocal ScholarshipSep 2008
American Society of Composers, Authors and PublishersJan 2011
The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) is a membership association of more than 480,000 US composers, songwriters, lyricists and music publishers. The ASCAP is committed to nurturing music makers throughout their careers.
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Angel produces a gorgeous sound and knows how to bring the best out of everyone.
I sing in Angel's choir at St. Martin of Tours. He warms us up every rehearsal, demonstrates proper technique, and has enough patience to keep all of us old volunteers in line. I've sang in choirs for the past 15 years and he is the first director to teach me music theory, which has in turn helped us learn music faster. He's quite ambitious and has shown virtuosic growth over the past few years that I've been with him. The music program of the church has grown tremendously since he has taken over. It's quite obvious that he is going to do big things in his future, we're lucky to have him now.


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Justin Hawkins, 6-6 SR SF, Lakewood Mayfair. Somewhat overmatched athletically here, Hawkins wasn't quite quick enough or springy enough at times to stay with many ABCD campers. He's a great shooter, generally, but didn't shoot the ball here really well, looking out of rhythm most of the time, which isn't hard in the type of up-and-down pick-up type games of ABCD. He mixed it up a little more than usual inside, and had a few moments where he looked more athletic, which is a good sign.
Thomas Gardner, 6-4 SR SG, Portland Jefferson. Gardner never got in the flow at the camp, not getting enough touches,and when he did, squandering them. He shot pretty well, and made a good percentage of threes, but was a little wild in driving to the basket and his ballhandling. He looks bigger and stronger, and even more athletic. He definitely has the potential to be one of the best at his position in the west and a clear high major.
Brett Collins, 6-5 SR SF, Phoenix Mountain Pointe. Collins struggled quite a bit, not getting many touches in a fast-pasted game and not asserting himself enough when he did. Rushed on his shot most of the time, he looked awkward shooting, and slow-footed compared to the rest of the camp. Hopefully he'll have a better rest of July.
Matthew Fournier, 5-8 SR PG, Rolling Hills Chadwick. A small, little scraper who wasn't intimidated by being completely out of his league, you have to give him credit for being unphased. He's small, obviously, and not quick, but with a decent shot – not a D-1 prospect. So, give him some props for being here and playing with heart.
Bryce Taylor, 6-3 JR SG, Studio City Harvard-Westlake. The guy who probably went from the most nowhere nationally to putting himself on the national map, Taylor had a fine camp. He's such a scorer, and can hit a jumpshot from anywhere on the court, that he adapted well to ABCD's frenetic pace and stayed disciplined in his shot. He averaged over 12 points a game, while shooting 50% from the floor, and 50% from behind the three-point line. He also took the ball to the basket well, and looked especially advanced in knocking down the mid-range pull-up like clockwork. He made the underclass all-star game and looked like one of the few playing under control.
Marcus Dove, 6-7 SR SF, Long Beach Millikan. It was really the first time that many coaches had seen Dove and they generally were impressed. He's still raw and learning basketball, but he's very long, athletic and can hit a jumpshot pretty consistently. He boarded well here, using his quickness to the ball and off the floor for rebounds. He's probably cemented himself on the lower end of the high majors as a result of his performance.
DeMarcus Nelson, 6-2 JR PG, Vallejo (Calif.) High. The early Duke commit was a bit of a mixed bag here. If he wasn't a Duke commit you might have considered his performance better, but being committed to the #1 program in the country, your expectations elevate, to the point that he didn't quite meet them. He scored in bunches, but took too many shots and hogged the ball generally. In the underclass all-star game, he tried to keep up with Sebastian Telfair, who is talented and an even bigger ballhog, and was exposed a bit both offensively and defensively. But again, only because he's committed to Duke are we expecting so much. But you could see in the all-star game that Nelson's quickness is somewhat limited, both in trying to defend a quicker guard and trying to break down a defender, and he needs to improve his handle. But still, again, we're expecting too much probably; he has great potential as a prospect with good size and skills, which will hopefully continue to refine.
Bobby Nash, 6-6 SR SF, Honolulu Iolani. One of the most pleasant surprises here, Nash probably has the most improved jumpshot on the west coast – so improved to the point that you'd have to consider him one of the best jump shooters in the west in his class. It's a very clean stroke, with a soft touch. And while he's not an explosive athlete, he is a decent athlete, and he was especially active on both offense and defense. He averaged over 14 points a game, and earned a spot in the senior all-star game, where he might have been a bit over his head. But he's proved that he's probably a mid to high major here.
Trevor Ariza, 6-7 SR SF, Los Angeles Westchester. Ariza was hindered a great deal since he was the tallest player on his team and had to play in the post, where he had to defend some of the biggest, burliest and most athletic guys in the country. Because of this, and because of the general sloppiness of the games here, Ariza was out of sync, especially since, on offense, he was posting up those same big guys he was defending on the other end of the court. When he got out on the wing, he had some good moments, especially in transition, where he really excels. Ariza, actually, showed again here that his best talent is to dribble penetrate and dish, finding the open man for a basket. He made the senior all-star game but only had a few moments in the game, which isn't saying anything at all since the game was a complete mess. But did he help his stock here? More than likely, he stayed about the same.
Tim Pierce, 6-5 JR SG, Oakland Fremont. Pierce again showed that he has some of the tools to be an elite player in his class. He has great size, a frame that could bulk up his skinniness, and has legit guard skills, able to handle the ball, break down defenders, drive, and especially, hit that outside jumper. In fact, Pierce is so good with his little skip and hitch of a jumper that he looked for it a bit too often here, but just about every other camper did too. A high major all the way, he and Bryce Taylor were the two juniors on the west coast that were probably discovered the most by national programs.
Sean Marshall, 6-5 SR SF, Rialto (Calif.) Eisenhower. The buzz was going when I arrived at Adidas on Wedneday about Marshall and even though it might have been a little over-hyped, he certainly did play well. Having really come into his own as a shooter, Marshall put it up here quite a bit, and hit a fair share. He then also, like he always has, took it to the basket with aggressiveness. That combo got many college coaches noticing him. He's at least, now, on the lower end of the high majors and could be inching into the clear high major territory.
Ekene Ibekwe, 6-8 SR PF, Carson High. Ibekwe had a good camp, one that will probably earn him more recruiting attention. And it was an appropriate camp for him—meaning that his weaknesses were very evident but his positives are strong enough that he's worth the negatives. The negatives: He just won't go inside offensively, mostly because he's still so light he'll get kicked around. So he likes to float outside too much. Positives: He's explosively athletic, so he's effective in rebounding and scoring on putbacks (when he's under the basket), and he's a good shot blocker. This is Ibekwe in a microcosm: In one game on Wednesday he had a really bad first half, where he got killed by skilled four man Ivan Harris. Harris scored on Ibekwe four straight times down the floor. Then Ibekwe came out and had the best second half of a game he's had in months. He played with intensity, blocked a Harris shot, knocked down two jumpers, ripped down rebounds and threw down to nice putback slams. He made the all-star game, but got lost amongst all the athletes. He, though, because of his explosiveness, has so much upside he's definitely moved up in our rankings to the #2 PF in the west behind Leon Powe.
Omar Wilkes, 6-3 SR SG, Los Angeles Loyola. Wilkes had a solid showing, despite being hampered by a bruise calf that had him hobbling up and down the court and jumping like an old lady. But when he wasn't injured, Wilkes was Wilkes, generally skilled and under control, especially in this camp. He shot the ball well, making 60% of his shots and 40% from three. He also took it inside and mixed it up – and did better at finishing on the days he wasn't hurt. But, to his credit, even hobbled, he took it inside. His steadiness and headiness was one of the reasons his team won the team camp championship (which also had Ibekwe on it).
Scott Cutley, 6-5 JR PF, Los Angeles Westchester. You would think against some of the best, big athletes in the country Cutley would be limited – and he was, to an extent, but not really that much. He still did the Cutley thing, which is overcome his lack of height and athleticism by his quickness around the basket. When his opponents started getting tired, especially later in the week, Cutley then really took more advantage of them, using his wide body to get rebounds and his quick hands to lay it back in before his tired opponents could get up to block it. If anything, it showed that Cutley can probably be moderately effective with his game against strong competition, and probably is a sure mid-major prospect now.
Ray Reed, 6-0 SR PG, Inglewood High. At a camp where everyone's looking to score, you can't slight a kid too much for doing it himself, and Reed did. He forced his play, shooting the ball a lot and driving wildly. He averaged as many assists as turnovers a game (2). With his athleticism, he averaged 11 points a game, but shot poorly. In such a loose structure, it made a usually semi-wild Reed even more wild, which didn't show well. He did show a great natural talent, but a lack of a sense in how to use it.
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text: Any of the QBs on the teams that did not make the playoffs this year? Giants - Eli Steelers - Big Ben Ravens - Flacco Vikings - Christian Ponder/Matt Cassell Jets - Geno Smith/Mark Sanchez Bills - EJ Manuel Raiders - Terrell Pryor/Matt McGloin, Rams - Sam Bradford Cardinals - Carson Palmer Bears - Jay Cutler/Josh McCown Falcons - Matt Ryan Bucs - Mike Glennon Jaguars - Chad Henne Texans - Case Keenum/Matt Schaub Titans - Ryan Fitzpatrick/Jake Locker Browns - Brandon Weeden/Brian Hoyer Skins - Kirk Cousins/RGIII Dolphins - Ryan Tannehill Lions - Stafford Some of these are an obvious no, but who knows...maybe someone out there has a reason that they would rather have someone over Romo considering youth, cap space, etc. Matt Ryan has shown nothing to me that would make me think he could take this team any further than Romo. Same amount of playoff wins...with a plethora of offensive talent surrounding him. Personally, I don't think Eli or Big Ben would be a significant improvement, although I'd take Big Ben over Eli if I had to make the choice. Bradford and Stafford's potential seem tempting, but their salaries are just as big as Romo albeit for not as long. Kirk Cousins hasn't shown enough and RGIII is always one run away from a season ending injury. Flacco and Cutler's contracts immediately make me say no, although Flacco's post-season record is quite impressive. Despite that, his contract would tie up way too much cap space. For me, out of all those guys listed; I'd take either EJ Manuel or Geno Smith and here's why: It's a situation where you have everything to gain and nothing to lose. Both showed flashes of good play this year and both are young. EJ is much more or a checkdown guy as where Geno would just heave it in the air hoping for the best. If they pan out, then great! If not, and the Cowboys aren't financially obligated to stay with either one seeing as their contracts are pretty light. Or, you could just grab Brandon Weeden and tank the season in hopes for Winston or Mariotta in next year's draft. Just food for thought.


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Truck drivers at the carrier Con-way Freight's Bakersfield, California, terminal on Thursday voted to reject representation by the Teamsters Union.
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A federal mediator is stepping in to try and resolve months of stalled talks between West Coast longshoremen and port terminal operators and shipping companies.
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The association's original lawsuit, on behalf of its small-business trucking members, was filed against CARB in December of last year in connection with the agency's truck and bus regulations.
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The Teamsters Union has gotten the go-ahead from workers at a second Con-way Freight terminal to represent them in talks with company management, but were turned back at two other locations in votes all supervised by the National Labor Relations Board.
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TEC Equipment opened a new 47,000 square foot, full-service truck dealership in Lathrop, Calif., a city in San Joaquin County.
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PierPass announced that its OffPeak program reached a major milestone, diverting its 30 millionth truck trip at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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August 27, 2014 - Industry News
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Sounds to me like you are at most 40 wks 2 days today, or just barely due, making the day you are scheduled for induction not even 41 weeks. Second and subsequent babies often don't descend into the pelvis until labor, so having the baby and cervix high and floating are no indication of anything, other than that you aren't in labor.
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1. What is Diazepam 10 mg tablets and what is it used for?
Diazepam is a benzodiazepine (ben-zoe-dye-AZE-eh-peens).
Diazepam tablets contains as active substance diazepam, which belongs to the group of medicines called benzodiazepines.
Diazepam has tranquilizers, sedatives, muscle relaxants and anticonvulsants.
Doctors prescribe Diazepam tablets to people who exhibit symptoms of anxiety, agitation and psychic stress produced by psychoneurotic states and transient situational disorders. Benzodiazepines are only indicated for the treatment of an intense disorder, which limits its activity or puts it in a situation of significant stress.
It may also be useful for the relief of symptoms of acute agitation, tremor, and hallucinations in patients with alcohol withdrawal syndrome.
Diazepam at the right Dose contributes to the relief of muscle pain caused by spasms or inflammation of muscles or joints, trauma, etc. It can also be used to combat spasms caused by diseases such as cerebral palsy and paraplegia, as well as athetosis (continuous, involuntary, slow and extravagant movements of fingers and hands) and generalized stiffness syndrome. Diazepam treats dystonia, labyrinthitis (inflamation of the nerves in the ear that connect with the brain). Diazepam can also help with petit mal seizure, temporomandibular joint dysfunction, tetanus (a serious bacterial infection that causes painful muscle spasms), cerebral palsy, meneire's disease (inner ear disorder that causes vertigo.)
Diazepam tablets may be used as adjunctive treatment for seizure disorders, but have not been shown to be useful as a single treatment. In these cases your doctor will periodically evaluate the usefulness of the drug for you.
Do not take Diazepam 10 mg tablets
- If you are allergic (hypersensitive) to the active ingredient or any of the other ingredients of Diazepam.
- If you are allergic (hypersensitive) to other drugs in the benzodiazepine group in general.
- If you have had breathing difficulties related or not with sleep for some time.
- If you suffer from muscle problems or severe liver disorders.
- If you have glaucoma (eye strain) at an angle.
- If you have severe chronic hypercapnia (respiratory insufficiency).
- If you are dependent on drugs or alcohol, you should not take Diazepam, unless your doctor tells you to do so.
This medication is not recommended for the primary treatment of psychotic disorders, nor should it be used as a sole treatment in patients with depression, alone or associated with anxiety. Your doctor will probably have prescribed another drug for these cases. Some people seek the high that diazepam gives so it can be addictive if used for too long durations.
Do not use this medication in children younger than 6 months of age.
Take special care with Diazepam 10 mg tablets and try starting on a lower dosage such as 2mg or 5mg and do not take in these circumstances.
· If you have liver or kidney disease
· If you have breathing difficulties
· If you suffer from severe muscle weakness
· If you have other diseases
· If you have allergies
· If you have drug or alcohol dependency problems
· If you are taking other medicines
Your doctor will decide on the suitability of taking a lower dose of Diazepam tablets or not taking it at all.
If you are epileptic and are on long-term treatment with Diazepam tablets, the use of the Anexate benzodiazepine antagonist (flumazenil) is not recommended to reverse the effect of Diazepam, as seizures may occur.
Taking other medicines
Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescription. This is extremely important because the simultaneous use of more than one drug may increase or decrease its effect.
Therefore, you should not take Diazepam with other medicines unless your doctor is informed and approved in advance. For example, tranquilizers, sleep inducers and similar medicines act on the brain and nerves and can reinforce the effect of Diazepam tablets.
Cisapride, cimetidine, ketoconazole, fluvoxamine, fluoxetine and omeprazole temporarily increase the sedative effect of Diazepam tablets, which increases the risk of drowsiness.
Also, the metabolism of phenytoin may be affected if you are taking Diazepam tablets, so if you are taking this medicine, your doctor will adjust the dosages of these.
If you need more information about this, check with your doctor or pharmacist.
Taking Diazepam tablets with food and drink
Alcoholic beverages increase the sedative effects of Diazepam, so avoid using alcohol during treatment. If you need more information consult your doctor.
Risk of dependency
The use of benzodiazepines can lead to dependence. This occurs mainly after taking the medication uninterruptedly for a long time. To minimize the risk of dependence, these precautions must be taken into account:
- Taking benzodiazepines will only be done under medical prescription (never because they have worked in other patients), and never advise others.
- Do not increase the dose prescribed by your doctor at all, or prolong the treatment longer than recommended.
- Consult your doctor regularly to decide whether to continue treatment.
Pregnancy and lactation
Consult your doctor or pharmacist before using any medication.
Before starting treatment, your doctor should know if you are pregnant, if you think you are pregnant, or if you want to be pregnant. The doctor will then decide on the suitability of taking Diazepam tablets.
Benzodiazepines are excreted in breast milk, so consult your doctor about the suitability of taking Diazepam tablets.
Driving and using machines
Do not drive or operate tools or machines because this medication can cause sedation, amnesia, concentration disorders, and impaired muscle function, which may adversely affect the ability to drive or use machines. This effect is enhanced if, in addition you have ingested alcohol.
Use in the elderly
The elderly may be affected by Diazepam more than younger patients. If you are elderly, your doctor may prescribe a lower dose and check your response to treatment. Please follow your doctor's instructions carefully.
Important information about some of the ingredients of Diazepam 10 mg tablets
This medicine contains lactose. If your doctor has told you that you have an intolerance to certain sugars, check with your doctor before taking this medicine.
3. HOW TO TAKE DIAZEPAM 10 mg tablets
Always take Diazepam tablets exactly as your doctor has told you. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have doubts.
You should always take Diazepam tablets exactly as directed by your doctor.
Depending on the nature of your illness, your age and weight your doctor will prescribe the most appropriate dose for you.
Remember to take your medicine.
Your doctor will tell you how long your treatment with Diazepam tablets will last.
Follow these instructions unless your doctor has given you other indications:
Anxiety symptoms: 2 to 10 mg, 2 to 4 times a day, depending on the severity of the symptoms.
Symptomatic relief in acute alcohol withdrawal: 10 mg, 3 or 4 times during the first 24 hours, reducing to 10 mg 3 or 4 times daily as needed.
Coadjuvant for the relief of musculoskeletal spasm: 2 to 10 mg, 3 or 4 times a day.
Coadjuvant in anticonvulsive therapy: 2 to 10 mg, 2 or 4 times daily.
Special dosages
In children: 2 to 2.5 mg, 1 or 2 times a day, gradually increasing according to needs and tolerance; As a general rule 0.1-0.3 mg / kg per day. Because of the variety of response of children to drugs acting on the CNS, treatment with the lowest dose should be initiated and increased as required. Do not use in children younger than 6 months of age.
In the elderly or in the presence of debilitating diseases: 2 to 2.5 mg, 1 or 2 times a day, then gradually increasing, according to need and tolerance.
Treatment should begin with the lowest dose. Do not exceed the maximum dose.
If you think that the action of Diazepam tablets is too strong or weak, tell your doctor or pharmacist.
In elderly patients or patients suffering from liver or kidney disorders, or muscle weakness, in children, in debilitated patients or those with a low serum albumin level, the doctor will prescribe a lower dose.
Rules for proper administration
Do not increase at all the doses prescribed by the doctor.
Each individual dose should not exceed the indicated limits and the total daily dose either, unless your doctor prescribes a higher dose.
Diazepam tablets should be taken without chewing, with a little water or a non-alcoholic beverage.
The tablets will be taken at the times that are most necessary, usually in the evening or at night.
Never change your prescribed dose yourself.
Treatment duration
The duration of treatment should be as short as possible and never exceed 2-3 months. Consult your doctor regularly to decide whether to continue treatment.
Do not prolong the treatment for longer than recommended.
If you take more Diazepam than you should
If you or someone else has ingested an overdose of Diazepam tablets call your doctor, pharmacist, or the nearest hospital immediately.
In case of overdose or accidental ingestion, consult the Toxicological Information Service.
If you forgot to take Diazepam
Do not take a double dose to make up for a forgotten dose. On the contrary, you should continue with the normal dose.
If you stop taking Diazepam
Restlessness, anxiety, insomnia, lack of concentration, headache, and hot flashes may occur upon cessation of administration. In general, it is not recommended to abruptly stop the medication but to gradually reduce the dose, according to the doctor's instructions.
If you have any further questions on the use of this product, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Like all medicines, Diazepam can have side effects, although not everybody gets them.
If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.
The majority of patients tolerate Diazepam tablets well but the most frequent side effects, especially at the beginning of treatment, are tiredness and drowsiness.
Occasionally, other adverse effects such as confusion, deterioration of alertness, loss of sensation, constipation, depression, diplopia (double vision), ataxia (inability to coordinate voluntary muscle movements), difficulty in articulating words, Digestive disorders, heart rhythm disturbance, headache, hypotension, circulatory disturbances, increased or decreased libido, nausea, dry mouth or hypersalivation (exaggerated salivary secretion), incontinence or urinary retention, rashes, stammering, tremor, vertigo and blurry vision. The most common skin reactions are rash (inflammation of the skin), hives (rash) and pruritus (tingling or uncomfortable irritation of the skin that causes the desire to scratch the affected area).
How long does the effects of diazepam 10mg last for?
The half-life of diazepam is 20 hours, but it can, in some people be longer. Diazepam 10mg builds to peak levels in the blood just 1- 2 hours after being taken. The effects of diazepam 10mg begin to wear off after about 4 hours and in some not for 6 hours. Therefore doctors normally prescribe regular doses of diazepam 10mg throughout the day.


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Throughout the order; Mudcats are stacked
If the 3-4-5 hitters are the "heart of the order," then
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LEADOFF: Clint Barmes, SS, .285-9-36, 10 steals.
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Barmes is headed to the Double-A All-Star Game in Norwich, Conn.
SECOND: Kevin Burford, 1B, .290 in 35 games. Burford,
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THIRD: Choo Freeman, CF, .332-7-44-9. The gifted
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CLEANUP: Matt Holliday, LF, .300-5-33-6, 14 doubles.
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FIFTH: J.D. Closser, C, .294-7-29-4. The powerful
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"It was great to play again at the Coliseum with all the build up this week," said Pete Carroll following the Trojan 35-3 victory. "To have it happen like this it just worked out beautifully."
The Trojans finished off Ohio State with some quick jabs by Joe McKnight, a punishing blow by Rey Maualuga and the knockout punch was delivered by Damian Williams, who pulled in two touchdown catches in the second half of USC's 35-3 thrashing of Ohio State.
"He's an absolute stud. He was away from football for a year, so he's hungry," Mark Sanchez said of Damian Williams.
Joe McKnight and Damian Williams dazzled the crowd with their playmaking ability but it was the Trojans defense, led by a group of seniors: Rey Maualuga, Clay Matthews, Kevin Ellison, Kyle Moore and Brian Cushing that shutdown the Buckeyes.
"I'm just fired up by the defense. The fact that they (Ohio State) scored first and then never again was so cool," Carroll said.
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"They showed us their game plan and we made our adjustments," Carroll said of the Buckeyes' 17-play drive.
Kyle Moore added: "We don't want anyone to get anything on us. After that first drive we made sure that it didn't happen again."
Linebacker Rey Maualuga had the play of the night for the defense when he intercepted a Todd Boeckman pass and returned it for a 48-yard touchdown, giving the Trojans a commanding 21-3 lead before the half.
"I read the play well and got a jump on the ball and got it with my 4.2 speed," Maualuga said with a laugh. "That was my life dream right there."
"A good team like USC makes it hard for you to climb back in," Jim Tressel said. "And when you throw a pick-six the other way, things like that make it hard."
The USC defense certainly made it hard for the Buckeyes with their constant pressure. On the night, the Trojans recorded five quarterback sacks and had 11 tackles for loss.
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Izzy Bell was doing swell, all alone in her house. Along came her man, so Izzy hatched a dirty little plan because Izzy realized how much she was without. She needed that cock, so big and so black, to fill the void in her life. Once in her hands, she said god damn, for so long how did I do without. Spreading her wide, Moe drove deep inside, filling Izzy's tight little hole. Izzy would moan, as Moe drove in his bone, all the way to his balls. Izzy screamed and creamed, as Moe fucked like a machine, til he was ready to explode.On my face, Izzy pleaded her case, for where Moe should drop his load. Oh, he complied, with a smile extra wide, the result being jizz dripping off of Izzy's face. Izzy was so happy, with a load from a big black dick and pubes that were nappy, that she sucked it a bit more to get another taste. Yum.
Official Release Date: Jan 3, 2017
Actors: Izzy Bell
Studio: BangBros | MonstersofCock
Categories: HD porn, BlowJob, Cumshot, Brunette, Black, Natural Tits, Big Dick, DoggyStyle, International, Shaved Pussy, Teen, +18, Oral Creampie
General info: Size: 1402 Mb, Duration: 00: 32: 26, Streams: 2, Full bitrate: 6042 kb/s
Video: H264 (avc1), 1280x720, 29.97 fps
Audio: AAC, STEREO, 32 kHz, 46 kb/s