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I guess the movie won't be as good as the other two but I will probably see it in the theater anyways
I guess the movie won't be as good as the other two but I will probably see it in the theater anyways
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Goldmember has been getting some really good reviews here in the UK, they say it's better than the 2nd. So if you liked the 2nd you'll like the 3rd. I can't wait until it opens on friday, I'm going to watch it.
I suppose I'll have to find a date, I can't go on my own I always go and skit people who as for "Just the one ticket please" .
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No way, the second improved upon the first. I can't friigin' wait to see Goldmember.Originally posted by pthfnder89
If you mean funniy as in Haha, look how horrible this is, then you're probably right.
I loved the original Austin Powers, but The Spy Who Shagged Mw was cinematic excrement, and Goldmember will probably be more of the same. I just hope to god Heather Graham doesn't have a cameo in the begining like Liz Hurely did, or else I'll just leave at the first sight of her to distance myself from her "acting" abilities.
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One movie was funny. One movie was enough.
Well, no. But it was close to the funniest ten minutes. At first I thought the beginning was going to be a spoof of the opening of MI:2 with Cruise climbing on the rocks. Turns out I was half right.Originally posted by scruffziller
I have heard that the first ten minutes is probably the funniest in cinema history.
I didn't like the Goldmember character. Meyers characters are becoming more and more skeletal. Just him doing a dumb voice with some stereotyping.
Beyonce Knowles' entire purpose in the movie seemed to be to have a nice rack and show off her tummy. Not that I'm complaining.
Michael Caine was hilarious. The original supporting players are getting less and less to do thanks to multiple-Meyers hogging the screen. Mindy Sterling barely even registered a line in the film. She was simply window dressing. Robert Wagner did his "We've invested in..." shtick then he got busted down to "visual continuity/setpiece" Seth Green got in his back-n-forth across the table (though lord knows what it was about. That turnip has been squeezed dry...) and has more to do in the end, but most of the non-Meyers camera time went to Verne Shroyer and Beyonce's lithe, supple, nubile, scantily clad body.....mmmmmmmmmmm
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The movie was funny in a self referential juggernaut kind of way. The Austin Powers movies are less about plot (this ones about using a giant tractor beam tugging an asteroid made of gold into the polar ice caps, creatring a deluge across the world unles....the whole one meelion dollars shtick) and more about showcasing Meyers multiple personalities ( a dwindling supply) and his ability to reference obscure junior high toilet humor (some of them were pretty funny). The juggernaut rolls on, they are talking of a 4th film.
If you laughed hard at the first two (and I did) you'll enjoy this one.
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Can anyone tell me who the cameos are at the beginning? I've heared that Tom Cruise is one but I don't know if it's true or not.
I've got my ticket for 7:20 tonight so I suppose I'll find out then but if anyone can tell me before I go I'll be most grateful.
I'm hoping the cinema isn't packed because of the Big Brother Final (Jonny to win!!!) cause there's alway's screaming teenagers running around when going to see a 12 movie!
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Yeah, Pendo, I'll probably see this too, either tonight or tomorrow. I'm glad we'll finally get to see sharks with laser beams attached to their heads, which I've been waiting for since the first movie.
I am going to see it tomorrow night. Crap! There are about 10 movies I haven't seen. I am normally up on these things.
Eight Legged Freaks, Bourne Identity, Minority Report, Goldmember, Mr. Deeds....I think that's all.....who knows.
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Just got back, it was excellent. I think it was actually better then the first 2. Pendo, the special guests starts include, Tom Cruise, Gwyneth Paltrow, Steven Spielburg, John Travolta, Kevin Spacey, Danny Devito, Quincy Jones, and Brittany Spears. The opening is great, but the rest of the film is even better. Mini-Me is great!!! I may need to grab a Mini-Me avatar.
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Which AP movie did you prefer? I loved the first one, but hated the 2nd. I thought the first one succeeded on wit and subtle humor (well, at least by today's comedic standards), but I did not like the second one, I thought it just recycled the jokes of the first making longer louder and dirtier. I am curious to know whether this one closer to the first one, if so, then I'm there.

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Gallery ReviewHistory LessonsThe forgotten past is almost always the most interestingCourtesy of Clarence Fielder and the Henry Fielder Family As a history nerd, I've often wondered what exactly it is that draws me to certain people or times. For example, I love me some medieval India, especially the Mughal Empire. Maybe it's some past life thing, who knows? But it came up again for me while wandering around the National Hispanic Cultural Center exhibition New Mexico's African American Legacy: Visible, Vital, Valuable. I was reminded of this freelance job I had a few years ago in which I wrote short biographies of notable African-Americans, anyone from John James Audubon to Charity Adams Earley, people about whom I knew nearly nothing when I started but who inspired me through their courageous actions. Courtesy of Clarence Fielder and the Henry Fielder Family In the small exhibition, which is tucked into the library building at NHCC, two members of the same household highlighted as African-American founding families in New Mexico caught my eye. The first was Owen Smaulding, an Albuquerque High School student who, in 1915, was named the most outstanding athlete in the United States. Now, I'm not very sporty—I wear dress shoes and skirts when I ride my bike—so there's no shared passion for athletics that would draw me to the baseball, basketball, football and track star. His brother, Chester, however, is totally my kind of guy. Chester and his wife Corine (aka Pert) owned Chet and Pert's Flamingo Lounge, the first African- This is one of those exhibits that teaches you things you didn't know you wanted to know. Legacy is filled with information about the Smauldings and tons of other New Mexico African-American families I knew nothing about. And that's its magic—this is one of those exhibits that teaches you things you didn't know you wanted to know. Courtesy of Clarence Fielder and the Henry Fielder Family When I first wandered into the building, I headed straight for some cases filled with stuff—and I found myself disappointed. There was a display with some textiles—a couple of hats, a pair of gloves and a collage by the Myrtle Church Sister Circle and Garden Club—but no information about why they were there or what they meant to the community. Another display featured paperwork about Mable Orndorff, a teacher who came to New Mexico in the '50s to work at San Felipe Pueblo for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and who later received her master's in education from UNM. The documents are interesting as artifacts, but without more context about why Orndorff is featured, the presentation falls somewhat flat. The compelling part of Legacy is the part many people ignore: the words. Yes, those giant placards on the wall, the ones normally full of information we all overlook—they're really awesome. I want to sneak into the NHCC late at night, take them off the wall, make photocopies and take them home with me. Or I just want them published in a book somewhere so I don't have to test whether the Alibi is willing to offer up bail money for my inspired, artistic shenanigans (I'm guessing no). But seriously, the information here is the kind of thing you just can't easily find with an Internet search. People such as Dr. James Dennis, who surely had a lasting impression on the community, are featured. Dennis' contributions came in the form of editing a newspaper called Southwest Review, being one of the first licensed African-American medical doctors in the state and helping to form the New Mexico chapter of the NAACP. Courtesy of the New Mexico State University Library Archives and Photograph Collection It's fascinating stuff, and through the research I did, I know just how buried the history and impact of African-Americans who lived during the first half of the 20th century can be. My work ended up as a collectible set of cards advertised in Ebony magazine, a product I've never actually seen. Please, don't let that happen with the work of curators at NHCC. No matter what your heritage, you'll be inspired by the early African-American settlers who, like you, made New Mexico their home. New Mexico's African American Legacy: Visible, Vital, Valuable Runs through Sept. 18 National Hispanic Cultural Center 1701 Fourth Street SW nationalhispaniccenter.org | Today's EventsMonday Night Film Club at Tractor Brewing Wells ParkThe lives of two mob hit men, a boxer, a gangster's wife, and a pair of diner bandits intertwine in four tales of violence and redemption. New Mexico Tapestry at Sorrel Sky GalleryWomen's Work at Ghostwolf GalleryMore Recommended Events ›› | |
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Roberta's and Daniel, New York City
Joe Bastianich, with whom chef Mario Batali has opened more than 20 restaurants in New York, Las Vegas and Singapore (Hong Kong may be next) was in typically feisty mood after lunch at Esca, the duo's seafood restaurant on W 43rd Street.
"I still believe New York is the dining capital of the world," he said. "You can get the best of whatever style of food you want to eat here. It's like London but with a permanent 50 per cent discount on the prices."
Now, I have long remained sceptical about the price differential between these two cities, as London's bills have to include the sales tax, and the service charge is invariably lower than the 20 per cent anticipated in New York. But the value of any meal can only be a reflection of its quality, and regrettably my first three evenings in New York ended in disappointment.
At Veritas, the wine list under Rubén Sanz Ramiro continues to impress, but its kitchen singularly underperformed, most notably with an incorrectly seasoned roast chicken dish.
Dinner the following night, at La Promenade des Anglais, a Niçois restaurant that French chef Alain Allegretti has opened on W 26th Street, got off to a good start with some excellent appetisers: burrata, fried gnocchi and zucchini and a delicious bottle of Austrian Meinhard Forstreiter's 2010 Grüner Veltliner ($42). But then everything got sloppy as the dishes that followed lost their precision and flavour.
Despite the torrential rain, we ran into La Mar off Madison Square Park with unbridled enthusiasm, keen not just to learn about the Peruvian ingredients on its menu but also to see how its new owners have transformed what used to be Tabla, a favourite Indian restaurant.
Sadly, they do not seem to have taken their customers into account. This is a difficult space over two floors. Everything seems hard, metallic and deafening. Even to large tables the waiters describe every single ingredient on each dish as though in an intimate dining room. The ceviche (marinated raw fish dishes) were good but the whipped potatoes with different toppings and the rice and shrimp dish were disappointing.
Two days later, my spirits and faith in New York's restaurants were restored by quick trips to old favourites. The first involved a yellowfin tuna burger (a key ingredient is the ginger mustard glaze) while sitting at the bar of Union Square Café as it celebrated its 26th birthday and then the goats' cheese tortellini at Otto, a Batali/Bastianich co-production by Washington Square. These two restaurants continue to exude the city's energy and their owners' clear vision for them.
This energy was matched if not surpassed by trips to Roberta's in Brooklyn, and Daniel on E 65th street. Roberta's has a breeze-block frontage (it used to be a car mechanic workshop) and a green curtain across the front door which draws back on to such a scene of colour and exuberance that I felt as though I was walking into a speakeasy in 1920s Chicago.
There is a flurry of activity around the red pizza oven in the corner, a packed bar and in the centre a series of wooden tables and benches that are more comfortable than they look. All the other customers seemed to be half my age with more than twice my hair.
Carlo Mirarchi's food and wine list is sensationally good. A particularly intense, and equally well-dressed, salad of squashes from the restaurant's own plot; crisp sweetbreads with lime and aioli; a carpaccio of beef as good as any; and very moreish pizza. Great food and great fun.
Both these factors were prominent in a celebratory dinner at Daniel during my very first visit to this long-established pillar of the city's restaurant scene. It was well worth waiting for.
The meal in a room that has echoes of the dining room on an ocean liner contained several culinary highlights: a game consommé with foie gras tortellini; yellowfin tuna, cured, confit and as a tartare; squab pigeon with foie gras; and turbot, on the bone, with endive roasted and pureed.
But what impressed me most was that this quality was being served to 250 customers on what I learnt was their busiest night of the year, a number I know no leading French chef in Paris or London would dare to match. Only, I realised, in New York.
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Ben Venue Laboratories, Inc. Announces Divestiture Of Assets Of Bedford Laboratories, Inc. To Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC
May 28, 2014, 07:00 ET from Ben Venue Laboratories, Inc.
BEDFORD, Ohio, May 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Ben Venue Laboratories. Inc. ("Ben Venue"), a member of the Boehringer Ingelheim Group of Companies, announced today that the company has signed an asset purchase agreement for the sale of the assets of Bedford Laboratories, Ben Venue's U.S. injectable generics business to Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC ("Hikma"). Bedford Laboratories is a leading provider of generic sterile injectable medicines in the U.S., with a focus on acute-care hospitals, group purchasing organizations and oncology treatment centers. Under the terms of the agreement, Hikma will be acquiring Bedford Laboratories' assets, including a large product portfolio, intellectual property rights, contracts for products marketed under license, raw material inventories, a strong research and development (R&D) and business development pipeline, and a number of employees across key business functions, such as R&D, sales and marketing, business development and regulatory affairs.
"We believe that this is a positive development, allowing Hikma to leverage its existing infrastructure and manufacturing capabilities to re-introduce important products to the U.S. market, bringing significant benefit to patients," said Paul R. Fonteyne, U.S. Country Managing Director, President and CEO of Boehringer Ingelheim USA Corporation and Chairman, Ben Venue Board of Directors. "For more than 20 years, Bedford Laboratories and its product portfolio have been of great value to patients, customers and the marketplace. As part of Hikma, the Bedford team will remain focused on strengthening its relationships with customers and continuing to serve the needs of patients."
"I am very excited to be acquiring an impressive portfolio of Bedford's products and deep pipeline, which will significantly increase the scale and scope of our rapidly growing U.S. Injectables business. Our focus on bringing back critical products to the market that are currently in short supply will bring significant benefit to patients," said Said Darwazah, Chief Executive Officer of Hikma. "I am confident that we have the technical capabilities and manufacturing expertise to successfully re-launch Bedford's products in the near term. Our experience in integrating previous acquisitions will help to ensure a smooth integration."
In addition, Hikma has entered into an exclusivity arrangement with the Boehringer Ingelheim Group to potentially acquire substantially all of the assets of the Ben Venue manufacturing facility, subject to due diligence and customary approvals in the U.S. and the U.K.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch acted as the financial advisor, and Covington & Burling LLP acted as counsel, to Ben Venue.
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Bedford Laboratories is a leading provider of generic sterile injectable medicines with a focus on acute-care hospitals, group purchasing organizations and oncology treatment centers. Bedford Laboratories develops and distributes a broad portfolio of high-quality, medically necessary medicines to patients in hospitals and clinics across the United States and Puerto Rico through authorized distributors and drug wholesalers. Founded in 1993, Bedford has one of the largest and most experienced generic injectable salesforces in the industry, and is one of the top three Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) holders in the U.S. For more information, visit www.bedfordlabs.com.
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Sand Hills Light
Sand Hills Lighthouse
Location | Ahmeek, Michigan |
Coordinates | 47°23′31″N 88°22′13.5″W / 47.39194°N 88.370417°WCoordinates: 47°23′31″N 88°22′13.5″W / 47.39194°N 88.370417°W |
Year first constructed | 1919 |
Year first lit | 1919 |
Automated | 1939[1] |
Construction | Yellow brick |
Tower shape | Square |
Markings / pattern | natural with black lantern and trim |
Height | Tower - 91 feet (28 m)[2] |
Focal height | Focal plane - 93 feet (28 m)[3] |
Original lens | Fourth order Fresnel lens with bullseye[4] |
Current lens | none |
Range | 16 nautical miles; 29 kilometres (18 mi)[5] |
ARLHS number | |
Sand Hills Light Station
Nearest city | Mohawk, Michigan |
Area | 55 acres (22 ha) |
Architect | Park, Charles A. |
Architectural style | Classical Revival |
NRHP Reference # | 94000746[8] |
Added to NRHP | July 27, 1994 |
Sand Hills is a formerly active lighthouse on the shore of Lake Superior converted into a bed and breakfast.[9] It is located in Ahmeek in Keweenaw County Michigan in the Keweenaw Peninsula, which is the northern part of the Upper Peninsula. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.
From 1857 until 1908, Eagle River Light was the only lighthouse between the Keweenaw Waterway and Eagle Harbor Light. With the end of the copper boom in the 1870s the Eagle River, Michigan harbor started to decay. "By the 1890s, it seemed the only ship coming into the harbor was the lighthouse service tender." It was recommended to build a new lighthouse at Sand Hills where most of the lake traffic passing and to decommission Eagle River.[10]
A lighthouse at Sand Hills was authorized by Congress in 1893, but no funds were allocated for its construction. Meanwhile, the Eagle River Light was decommissioned and sold in 1908, leaving no navigation light in the area. Sand Hills Light was finally commissioned in 1917, in part as a response to a number of ships that had run aground on the nearby Sawtooth Reef since the dismantling of the light at Eagle River. Sand Hills is about halfway between Eagle Harbor Light and Ontonagon, Michigan.[11]
The lighthouse was completed in May 1919 and was in service for 20 years as a manned aid to navigation operated by 3 keepers.[12] The site includes an oil house, garage, barracks building (1916, and used in World War II, and a concrete breakwater (1917).[13]
The station originally had a Fourth Order bullseye lens lighted by an oil vapor lamp, which was visible for 9.6 nautical miles; 18 kilometres (11 mi).[14]
In 1939, the Coast Guard assumed responsibility for the Lighthouse and automated its use, eliminating the need for keepers.
In 1942, it was converted to a wartime Coast Guard training facility, housing and schooling roughly 200 trainees at a time. In 1943 it was closed as a training location and reverted to being simply a lighthouse.
It continued as an active lighthouse until 1954, when it was decommissioned,[15] in part due to improvements in weather forecasting and the adoption of radar.
It stayed empty and idle through the next few years, finally being liquidated and sold at public auction in 1958 for $26,000 to H. Donald Bliss, an insurance agent from the Detroit area.
In 1961, it was sold again to Bill Frabotta, a Detroit photographer and artist who used the fog station as a summer cottage. In 1992, Mr. Frabotta began a comprehensive 3 year rebuilding project, and along with his wife, Mary, converted the entire facility into a premier Bed and Breakfast Inn.[16] Mary Frabotta plays the 106-year-old parlor grand piano each evening for guests. It was selected by American Historic Inns as one of the ten most romantic inns in America" and rated in the top 15 Bed and Breakfasts with the Best Gourmet Breakfast by The Bed and Breakfast Journal.[4]
In 2001 the fog signal building was restored.[17]
The original fourth order Fresnel lens is on display at Dossin Great Lakes Museum in Detroit.[18] However a similar lens is on display in the lighthouse. The original stucco fog signal building was restored in 2001.[17]
Sand Hills Light is the "twin" of the ill-fated 1940 Scotch Cap Light on Alaska's Unimak Island.[4] Scotch Cap Light was destroyed on April 1, 1946 when a massive tsunami struck the station, destroying it and killing its five-man crew,[19] the worst disaster to ever befall a land-based Coast Guard light station.[20][21]
Getting there[edit]
Take Highway 41 to Ahmeek, Michigan. Turn left at the first street and follow the signs to Five Mile Point Road. 7.5 miles up Five Mile Point Road is the Sand Hills Lighthouse is located 7.5 miles (12.1 km) up Five Mile Point Road. On the left there is "a nice sign at the entrance".[22]
The lighthouse operates as the Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn. The Inn is a totally smoke-free environment with no pets and 3,000 feet (910 m) of private Lake Superior shoreline.[23]
The lighthouse is privately owned. The grounds, dwelling, and tower are open for overnight guests.
See also[edit]
- ^ National Park Service Maritime Heritage Project, Inventory of Historic Lighthouses, Sand Hills Light.
- ^ Pepper, Terry. "Database of Tower Heights". Seeing the Light. terrypepper.com.
- ^ Pepper, Terry. "Database of Focal Heights". Seeing the Light. terrypepper.com.
- ^ a b c Sand Hills Light Bed and Breakfast, Exploring the North.
- ^ Terry Pepper, Seeing the Light, Sand Hills Light, but compare Wobser, David & Colt, Edin, Sand Hills Lighthouse, boatnerd.com which opines it was 9.6 nautical miles; 18 kilometres (11 mi) originally.
- ^ Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society, Sand Hills (Lake Superior) Light ARLHS USA-721.
- ^ Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society, World List of Lights (WLOL).
- ^ National Park Service (2009-03-13). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ Big Bay Point Light is the only operational lighthouse in Michigan that is also a bed and breakfast. Lighthouse Bed and Breakfasts.
- ^ "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Michigan". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office.
- ^ Lighthouse Central, Sand Hills light The Ultimate Guide to Upper Michigan Lighthouses by Jerry Roach (Publisher: Bugs Publishing LLC - 2007). ISBN 978-0-9747977-2-4.
- ^ Terry Pepper, Seeing the Light, Sand Hills Light.
- ^ Michigan Lighthouse Conservancy, Sand Hills Light.
- ^ Wobser, David & Colt, Edin, Sand Hills Lighthouse, at boatnerd.com.
- ^ Interactive map on Michigan lighthouses. Detroit News.
- ^ Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn.
- ^ a b Rowlett, Russ. "Lighthouses of the United States: Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- ^ Dossin Great Lakes Museum and its Fresnel lens.
- ^ Baker, James, Tsunami at Scotch Cap, March, 2005, Lighthouse Digest.
- ^ Dowling Dennis, The Demise Of Scotch Cap Light Station.
- ^ Rowlett, Russ. "Lighthouses of Alaska". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- ^ Anderson, Kraig, Lighthouse Friends, Big Bay Point Lighthouse.
- ^ Michigan lighthouse fund, Sand Hills Light. at Pure Michigan.
External links[edit]
- Media related to Sand Hills Light at Wikimedia Commons
- Aerial photograph, Sand Hills Light, marinas.com.
- Interactive map of lighthouses in central Lake Superior.
- Terry Pepper, Seeing the Light, Sand Hills Light.
- Light List, Volume VII, Great Lakes (PDF). Light List. United States Coast Guard.


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LAKELAND, Fla. – Point Park University squandered a 5-1 lead at Southeastern (FL) University and went on to lose, 6-5, in a non-conference baseball game Thursday night.
The Pioneers (7-2) scored three runs in the second inning to stake a 4-1 lead and stretched the margin to 5-1 an inning later. But Southeastern (16-10), a member of the NAIA Sun Conference, scored the final five runs of the game to rally for the win.
It was the end of a long day for Point Park, which had its two originally scheduled games of the day rained out at the RussMatt Invitational. The Pioneers scrambled to add Southeastern to its schedule and made the trip down to Lakeland, Fla., to play the game on short notice.
Point Park had its four-game winning streak snapped and will take a 7-2 record into the final day of its Florida trip. The Pioneers will play three games Friday beginning with a doubleheader versus Calumet College of St. Joseph (IN) at 11 a.m. The day concludes with a trip to Clearwater Christian for a 7 p.m. game at Northside High School in St. Petersburg. The twin bill versus Calumet will take place at Southeastern Univ. in Lakeland.
Brian Grise, a senior center fielder who hits in the lead-off spot, was 3 for 3 for Point Park Thursday night. The Munhall, Pa., native stole home in the first inning to open the scoring, and he contributed an RBI single in the second. The three-run second inning also included a run-scoring base hit from Frank Marko, who had two hits.
Senior catcher Dave Angle also had two hits as part of Point Park's 10-hit attack. Kyle Lucot scored on a wild pitch in the third for a 5-1 lead for the Pioneers.
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You gotta figure that a woman who has spent more than half of her life in front of the camera didn't really need to rehearse a three-minute speech — and who would have complained if she had begged off — but Betty being Betty, she was only too happy to don a pale green raincoat and brave the wet for the run-through.
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Betty turned 88 this past Sunday. At the risk of sounding condescending, I marveled at how genuinely spry and sharp she is, in every way. After she blew out the candles on the cake, she hustled back to the podium to quip: "We had a chance to be in show business but we just blew it."
Afterward, Betty moved to the back of the Shrine to endure another 20 minutes of questions she must've heard 30,000 times before from a clutch of reporters — all of us smiling ear-to-ear and lining up for pictures, and she indulged every one of us. I don't believe the woman has a disingenuous bone in her body. I don't think it's possible for her to know just how beloved she is by so many people.
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That's an awful lot of responsibility for one device. But more importantly, the fragmentation of this wealth of information frustrates at times, and feels awkward at others. When I walk out the door, I usually check 10 different applications on my cellphone to reach a merely rudimentary understanding of the essentials of my day. Push notifications help a little, but it doesn't give me overview at a glance. That's what Cue is for.
Cue is a mobile application currently only available for the iPhone. In essence, it connects to a wealth of online services and gives you a sorely needed overview. Open up Cue to see an actual queue of notifications from across different services. You'll see the meetings scheduled in Google Calendar, followed by the dinner reservation made in OpenTable.
The app looks visually appealing, and more importantly gives you an idea of what's planned today – near instantly. It rids you from the necessity of scanning multiple apps and multiple services, which ultimately only gets you a spotty overview of the things to come.
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Of course, the information available through Cue depends on which accounts you link to it. There are a lot of these services available, which can be linked to your Cue account using the mobile application, or using the Cue web app – which we'll talk about later.
They can be generally divided in to three big groups. The first group includes the various Google, iCloud, Yahoo! and (believe it or not) AOL services, in addition to Facebook, Dropbox and Linkedin. These services can be added without further ado.
The second group of services are unlocked by inviting friends to Cue. For each referred friend that signs up, you'll receive one unlock credit. These credits can then be used to unlock Reddit, Pinboard, Google Reader, and Tumblr access.
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Details are scarce, as the phone lines are down at the sheriff's office, but this much is certain: Thursday evening into Friday morning, several law enforcement agencies searched the property of John Richard Hannon, who officials say was reported missing some time in late February. The Texas Rangers, the Air Land Emergency Resource Team, the Lewisville-based Search One Rescue Team dogs and other local agencies were involved in the search.
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Whether she's wielding a nailgun on the roof of a Habitat for Humanity house or hammering a volleyball past opposing blockers, Eastern Michigan volleyball player Rachel Iaquaniello knows that if it's worth doing, it's worth giving everything she's got.
Iaquaniello, a senior from Plymouth, is one of 10 national finalists for the Senior CLASS award-the NCAA's highest honor for seniors. The award recognizes college athletes who excel in four areas: community, classroom, character and competition. Finalists almost always come from big-name, big-time athletic programs-which makes Iaquaniello's rise to the top 10 even more exciting.
"I've been voting for it for many, many years," says EMU volleyball coach Kim Berrington, who nominated Iaquaniello. "Two years ago there was a player from Western that made finalist. I thought that was really cool; I got all our kids to vote for her. You just don't get a lot of mid-major kids with that sort of recognition."
Fans can vote at the volleyball Senior CLASS Award web page until Nov. 26. Their votes will be combined with those of media and head coaches to determine the winner.
Consistently recognized as one of the top volleyball players in the Mid-American Conference, Iaquaniello also carries a 3.8 GPA in exercise science and plans to become a physical therapist. She's been a starter at EMU since her freshman year and an All-MAC player every year. An outside hitter, she currently leads the conference in kills.
"I really enjoy being a hitter," says Iaquaniello who also played basketball and ran track in high school. "I think it makes me feel the most complete. It's the perfect blend of athleticism and aggressiveness when you're jumping as hard as you can and hitting the ball as hard as you can and giving your whole effort."
Last summer she and teammate Kim Hildreth tried out for USA Volleyball's High Performance Beach Volleyball program. The program holds tryouts all over the country, and Hildreth and Iaquaniello were among the 30 or so players picked for the training team that worked out and competed in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
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Iaquaniello says helping others was part of the culture her high school coaches at Dearborn Divine Child fostered-a responsibility that goes along with the privilege of being an athlete. Besides, service suits her personality. As a seventh grader she donated her hair to Locks of Love, which makes wigs for pediatric cancer patients, to show support for her grandma who was battling cancer. Last summer she spent a day roofing a Habitat for Humanity house in Detroit.
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From the Red Cross to Big Brothers Big Sisters, Iaquaniello is always helping someone with something-and usually convincing others to come along, promising it'll be fun.
"You meet Rach and you just want to be around her," Berrington says. "Going into the healthcare field is perfect for her. She makes you feel better just walking in the gym."
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- 1/4 teaspoon salt
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- Place on a rack in a shallow roasting pan. Cover and bake at 425° for 15 minutes. Uncover; bake 35-40 minutes longer or until a meat thermometer reads 160°. Let stand for 5 minutes. Remove string before slicing. Yield: 6 servings.
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On June 21, 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court decided FCC v. Fox Television Stations by holding that Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decisions targeting "fleeting" broadcasts of allegedly indecent material were unconstitutional under the Due Process Clause. The decision reviewed FCC indecency findings against utterances of expletives by performers on Fox's live 2002 and 2003 Billboard Music Awards shows, and a scene from ABC's NYPD Blue depicting the nude buttocks of an adult actress for seven seconds and the side of her breast momentarily. The Court reached the same ultimate outcome as the Second Circuit, which invalidated the FCC's actions on grounds its revised indecency regime was unconstitutionally vague under the First Amendment, though the Supreme Court did so on Due Process rather than First Amendment grounds. It thus vacated the decision below.
Justice Kennedy's unanimous 8-0 opinion (Judge Sotomayor having taken no part in the case) held the FCC standards, as revised in its indecency crackdown commencing in 2004, "as applied to these broadcasts were vague, and the Commission's orders must be set aside." The Court declined to address the overall constitutionality of the current indecency policy as revised by the FCC's 2004 Golden Globes decision on "fleeting expletives," and it did not address whether the 1978 Supreme Court decision in FCC v. Pacifica Foundation, Inc. is still valid. The Fox decision states that it leaves the FCC free to modify its current indecency policy in light of Fox and "other applicable legal requirements," and lower courts free to review that or any modified policy based on its content and application.
Though Fox presented such broad issues as whether the overall FCC indecency regime is unconstitutionally vague, and whether there remain grounds to treat "indecent" speech on broadcast media differently from such content on media like cable and the Internet (where it gets full First Amendment protection), the narrow decision invalidated the FCC's indecency findings on traditional Due Process grounds. Justice Kennedy's opinion held that Fox and ABC lacked constitutionally sufficient notice of the FCC's policy as applied to these broadcasts, because the FCC historically had exempted fleeting material from its indecency enforcement policy. As such, application of the policy to the broadcasts at issue was "void for vagueness" under the the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment.
As the Court explained, this doctrine applies generally to all laws, and requires that regulated parties are able to know what is expected of them, and regulators to have guidelines that prevent arbitrary enforcement. The opinion adds, however, that these requirements have special force in the First Amendment context to avoid chilling speech. Here, the Court held, the FCC's regulatory history "makes it apparent that the Commission policy in place at the time of the broadcasts gave no notice to Fox or ABC that a fleeting expletive or a brief shot of nudity could be actionably indecent." In particular, all the shows at issue aired before the FCC rendered its Golden Globes decision, which reversed course on such "fleeting" material, and also held the expletives used in the broadcasts were presumptively indecent. Justice Kennedy wrote that the Due Process command that "a person of ordinary intelligence [have] fair notice of what is prohibited" prevented the FCC from issuing indecency findings against broadcasts that aired before the policy change. "This would be true with respect to a regulatory change this abrupt on any subject," he wrote, "but it is surely the case when applied to the regulations in question … that touch upon sensitive areas of basic First Amendment freedoms."
The Court rejected the FCC's argument that Fox could not raise its vagueness challenge because the agency did not impose a sanction. Even though the FCC pledged it would not consider the prior indecent broadcasts in any context (such as on license renewal, or the amount of future fines, if any), the Court held that the mere fact that its rules allowed it to make the findings against Fox sufficed: "Just as in the First Amendment context, the due process protection against vague regulations does not leave regulated parties at the mercy of noblese oblige." The Court further held that the injury to a broadcaster's reputation with viewers and advertisers was "further reason for granting relief."
The Court also rejected claims that ABC had sufficient notice the nudity in NYPD Blue could be punishable, based on a 1960 FCC decision stating that "televising of nudes might well raise a serious question" of indecency. This, the Court held, was too "isolated and ambiguous" a statement to put broadcasters on notice, especially when subsequent decisions involving fleeting nudity resulted in FCC findings that the broadcasts were notactionable.
The Court stopped short of deciding the First Amendment issue, however, and declined to offer any opinion on whether the FCC may enforce its policy against isolated words or images in the future under Golden Globes. It also put off for another day any decision on the continuing validity of Pacifica. And it concluded, "this opinion leaves the [FCC] free to modify its current indecency policy in light of its determination of the public interest and applicable legal requirements," and "courts free to review the current policy or any modified policy." In other words, the FCC could try to enforce its policy under Golden Globes going forward, or it could try to tweak the policy to make it clearer, but reviewing courts are free to rule on the constitutionality of its choice(s).
Ultimately, the Court vacated the Second Circuit opinions and remanded for further proceedings consistent with "the principles set forth in this opinion." Justice Ginsburg wrote a one-paragraph concurring opinion saying she would have reached the First Amendment issues and overruled Pacifica, which was "wrong when it was issued."
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Have you sen the show True Blood? It's a surprisingly funny contrast by the gay producers. The Christians are portrayed as closed minded bigots unwilling to accept the poor, poor persecuted vampires into society not to mention wanting to wipe the vampires out. Funnily enough, the Christian's fears are quite founded but that doesn't stop the producers from portraying the Christians, more specifically, the Church of the Light, as idiots. But it doesn't stop there. In one episode, the main vampire protagonist kills another vampire protecting his human love interest. His punishment, he had to turn another human into a vampire. And do they go get some random person for Bill to turn? Nope, they grab a young teenage Christian girl to turn. Well, he turns her vampire and what happens? She's thrilled throwing off the bonds of Christianity and embracing her new found "freedom" by, of all things, swearing! Then, she decides to seek out her family so she can kill her, apparent, overbearing and abusive father. She is stopped but the damage is done. You'll never see gays or any other in the protected class get portrayed as such.
Ned Flanders is a truly good person, who struggles to be true to his faith. Sometimes he looks like a fool, but he never is mean or petty. Part of the reason Homer hates him is because Homer feels inadequate by comparison.
I doubt this show will do very well. ABC is struggling, and shows over the past decade or so that took a serious look at religion managed to offend people, I'm pretty sure a show with a title like this will do so even more thoroughly.
Because different denominations express themselves differently and that would generate different expectations.
I went to Catholic school. The image of Jesus is everywhere, as is the image of Mary. But while Mary is spoken of frequently, Jesus is rarely mentioned by name in the course of a normal day outside of religion class. Even religion class only talks about Jesus when he's present in the portion of the Bible or Biblical account being taught.
My father's family were Methodists of the in town variety, and while they may have made a break from the Episcopalian church centuries before, there really wasn't a great deal of difference in delivery. My mom's family were Episcopalians. Neither of these denominations use the word "Jesus" a lot in normal conversation. Certainly not like one encounters with more evangelical sects who are raised to have a more familiar and conversational relationship with Jesus.
Episcopalians, Methodists, and Catholics usually refer to "God" and God's wishes/punishments/rewards while Baptists and nondenominationals tend to refer to "Jesus". You aren't likely to hear an Anglican say, 'You need to get right with Jesus." anymore than you are likely to hear a contemporary hymn at an Anglican or Catholic service.
By the same token, the sermons at Holy Communion oriented churches tend to be academic lectures on personal excellence, emotional health, or ethics explained through the application of scripture. Occasionally a social issue will make the grade, but you'll rarely if ever see the kind of social issue or political ranting that you do on any given broadcast of some of these megachurches.
So that's why I asked. If you belong to a denomination where someone would actually ask you to ask yourself 'What would Jesus do?" then your experience is probably different from most television writers and your expectations will be different.


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