text: Home > Sports Arsenal, Manchester United out to make amends By Josh Reich, Reuters Posted at Feb 11 2014 03:34 PM | Updated as of Feb 11 2014 11:34 PM Share Save Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest LONDON - Arsenal and Manchester United will be out to make amends after a weekend of damaging results when they meet at The Emirates in the Premier League on Wednesday (1945 GMT). Arsenal lost top spot in the league after a 5-1 humiliation by a rampant Liverpool at Anfield, with their previously much-praised defence being torn to shreds as they conceded four goals in the first 20 minutes. Manager Arsene Wenger called the performance "feeble", and will be hopeful the defeat won't signal the end of Arsenal's title hopes as they face a run of matches taking in United, Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, Manchester City and Everton by early March. Defender Per Mertesacker admitted the loss was a major setback, but called on Arsenal to summon the spirit they showed after December's 6-3 loss to Manchester City, when they went on to win six of their next eight matches. "We feel very bad at the moment, disappointed with our performance right from the start," the German told the club website. "It was just not good enough to compete at that level. Liverpool seemed full of confidence. At the start we were eight points clear of Liverpool so we should have been more confident and more aware of the situation but that wasn't the case. "We have the opportunity to respond quickly on Wednesday and we have to remind ourselves what we have done from Man City until now. That is at stake and to show that responsibility for ourselves and for the pride of our club." David Moyes admitted his first season at Old Trafford had hit a new low after United conceded an injury time goal to Darren Bent salvaged a 2-2 draw for bottom club Fulham on Sunday, despite the hosts dominating possession and sending in a remarkable 81 crosses. United are seventh, 15 points behind leaders Chelsea and nine off Liverpool in the final Champions League qualification spot, and are fast running out of time to salvage their season. 'MUST WIN' "We have to win all our games," Moyes told the club website. "You can ask me as many times as you like but I'll keep saying that we have to win all our games. We should have won that one (against Fulham) and we needed to as well. "We've just got to go into the next game. That's what happens, you take the team on and you challenge them and we've got some good players here. I don't think there'll be many teams keen to take on Manchester United." Chelsea's move to the top of the table has coincided with Eden Hazard's purple patch, with the gifted Belgian scoring a hat-trick in Saturday's 3-0 win over Newcastle United. They travel on Tuesday (2000) to face a West Bromwich Albion side fast being dragged into the relegation scrap, with their 3-1 loss to a revitalised Crystal Palace putting them in 18th place. The Baggies face a daunting fixture list in the coming weeks, but manager Pepe Mel, yet to win in four matches since taking charge, was confident they would play their way out of trouble. "This year the Premier League is extremely tight," the Spaniard said. "I knew we had Everton, Liverpool, Aston Villa and tomorrow we play Chelsea. "We also have Manchester United and have to play in London against Arsenal, and play Manchester City at their stadium. "The fixture list is quite tough but I'm no wimp and West Brom brought me here to keep them up - I am going to achieve it." Fifth-placed Spurs will be looking to remain in the hunt for a Champions League spot when they travel to Newcastle, without a win in three matches, on Wednesday (1945), while Fulham are the next side in Liverpool's sights after their five-star effort at Anfield. Captain Steven Gerrard warned the result would count for little if they don't produce against the west London side (2000). "We aren't going to look back at the end of the season and think 'How good were we against Arsenal?' if we never got (into) the top four," he said. "We can enjoy this but we have got to move on quickly and try to get three points against Fulham." In Tuesday's other matches, Cardiff host Aston Villa, Hull play Southampton and Norwich travel to West Ham, while on Wednesday, Everton will be seeking to bounce back from defeat at Spurs when they host Crystal Palace, Manchester City, without a win in two matches, entertain Sunderland and Swansea travel to Stoke (all 1945). 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ANAHEIM With 21 seconds remaining in the game, David Gistlinck found his receiver wide open in the end zone for Loara. Facing a fourth-and-10 at the Magnolia 15-yard line, this was the last chance the Saxons had to even the score.
But the Sentinels' defensive line, which had delivered a couple big sacks in the second half, hurried Loara's junior quarterback again, and Gistlinck's pass fell harmlessly to the turf.
Even though the Sentinels twice gave up passing plays of 28 or more yards in the game's closing minutes, Magnolia hung on to win Thursday's nonleague game at Glover Stadium, 28-21.
Jamal Scott twice gave the Sentinels leads in the second half, first returning an interception 39 yards for a touchdown then adding a clinching 32-yard TD run in the fourth quarter. He spun out of or jumped over at least five tackles on his way to the end zone.
Connor O'Shea finished with 114 yards on 21 carries for the Saxons. He got 56 of those yards on one second-quarter scoring drive. Lining up at quarterback, he ran the ball seven times in a row, giving the Saxons a 13-7 lead with a 7-yard run.
Gistlinck finish with 163 yards passing, hooking up with Jacob Mugica on an 11-yard TD in the first quarter. He also rushed for a 3-yard TD in the fourth quarter.
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Carmelite sisters at the Movies – For Greater Glory – ¡Viva Cristo Rey!
June 19, 2012 by Sr. Laudis
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The Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles rarely go to the movies, but this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: to be a part of a premiere showing of For Greater Glory. Seventy-five of our sisters immediately said "yes" to the gracious invitation of Archbishop Jose Gomez. Why? Because it was during those days–the days of the horrendous religious persecution in Mexico... Read More
Stuck in my spiritual growth. How do I get unstuck? Pt II of II
May 21, 2012 by Sr. Laudis
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Dear Sister Carmen, I feel like I am stuck in somewhere in mansion one or two. Is this normal? Where do most people get stuck in the journey through the mansions and is there any common way you can suggest that we get unstuck? Maybe I am just impatient. I feel like I should be growing but I am not. In our first post in this two part series we talked about a few of the reasons we get stuck and touched... Read More
How can we mature through the first few rooms of the Interior Castle?
March 27, 2012 by Sr. Laudis
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Q: Dear Sister Carmen, in your last post you provided a really helpful summary of the first few mansions. You mentioned that they are "rooms of humility." I would be grateful if you could help me understand the kinds of prayer that help us mature through these first few rooms. I have been advised to practice meditation for which Fr. John's Better Part is a wonderful resource. Is this also consistent... Read More
What does St. Teresa mean by "pesky reptiles"?
February 21, 2012 by Sr. Laudis
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Dear Sister Carmen, In the Interior Castle St. Teresa talks about "pesky reptiles" and other creatures. What exactly does she mean when she is saying these things?" Those "pesky reptiles!" When you come across a snake unexpectedly, what is your immediate reaction? Well, unless you are a herpetologist it is probably fear, dread or surprise. Let me share with you the reaction of a group of... Read More


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Warning: This Editor's Response to the Cory Monteith 'Glee' Tribute Will Make You Cry
The day Cory Monteith passed away, my editor was afraid to tell me—I'm probably one of the biggest Glee fans you'll find. When the show first aired, my high school friends called me up: "You're on TV, Lauren." They were referring to my celebrity doppelganger, Lea Michele. But we don't only look alike (petite, long-haired brunettes with slightly flat noses). In many ways, I was exactly like her character Rachel Berry when I was a teenager—just trade the singing ambitions for dance passion.
Since I discovered the show, I've watched every episode to date, downloaded almost every song, and even saw the cast perform at Radio City Music Hall on their first tour. I've had the opportunity to interview Lea, Matthew Morrison, Jane Lynch, Jacob Artist, and Chris Colfer. Cory Monteith was next on my list.
I was asleep when Twitter broke the news of Monteith's passing, but an intern texted me the sad news. When I woke up, I hopped online to see the flood of headlines, and let my boss know an obit was in the works. The news editor in me was so quick to cover the story that it wasn't until the following Monday when I sat my desk streaming Finn songs on Spotify that it hit me: One of my favorite actors was gone.
Three months after Monteith's tragic death from drug overdose, Glee paid homage to its 31-year-old quarterback with a touching tribute episode. The cast covered poignant songs like The Band Perry's "If I Die Young," Adele's "Make You Feel My Love," and "Seasons of Love" from Rent. #RememberingCory became a worldwide trending topic on Twitter.
The episode focused on each character's unique grieving process: Santana got angry, Puck got drunk, and Mr. Shue held it in. Meanwhile, Finn's mother (the actress Romy Rosemont) delivered a heartbreaking truth through sobs: "You get to keep on being a parent even though you don't have a child anymore." But perhaps the hardest moment, at least for me, was Rachel's realization that maybe, she'd never be in love again: "I don't think that's possible—he was my person." Besides being a tragic character arc, it's also one of the more extreme situations of life imitating art: Cory was Lea's real-life boyfriend.
Anyone who has experienced heartache—be it a breakup or a death—knows that you never stop loving people, you just learn to live without them. Luckily for us, Cory left his mark via countless songs featuring his rocker croons. So in honor of Glee's Cory tribute, I've created my own Finn playlist. We may never see his face again, but we can still listen to his voice.


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Social radio platform Jelli announces a major deal with Entercom Communications, which will deploy the Jelli Platform in 104 of its radio stations across 23 markets. The arrangement expands the Jelli Platform to a total of more than 175 radio stations in over 50 markets nationwide.
Jellis network now reaches 23.5 million unique listeners weekly. Radio ad impressions served by the Jelli Platform have grown to an over 1.7 billion annual run-rate, which is more than 1,300 percent growth rate year-over-year. Over the last twelve months Jelli has added advertising inventory from premier stations in markets such as San Francisco, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington DC, Seattle, Tampa, Minneapolis, Denver, Sacramento, Portland, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Las Vegas, New Orleans, and many others.
"We saw the benefit of connecting our stations to a cloud-based platform that will generate new and incremental national advertising dollars," said Weezie Kramer, Regional President, Entercom.
"Entercom is one of the most innovative media companies in the radio business, running some of the best radio stations in the top U.S. markets," said Jelli CEO Mike Dougherty.
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If lines like "you should be kissed every day, every hour, every minute" don't make you want to snicker or roll your eyes, then you are the intended audience for The Lucky One.
Like best-selling author Nicholas Sparks' last big-screen adaptation, Dear John, The Lucky One uses the military and war to add to the schmaltz. With a script from screenwriter Will Fetters, director Scott Hicks keeps things similar to Sparks' other movie adaptations: heavy on the romance and melodrama.
The movie centers on Marine Sgt. Logan Thibault (Zac Efron), who finds a picture of a woman after a night raid in Iraq. He carries it around and credits the woman in the photo with helping to save his life. So when he returns home he wants to find and thank her. Logan deduces the location of the woman based on a lighthouse in the photo and tracks her down in a small Louisiana town.
The woman, Beth (Taylor Schilling), runs a dog kennel with her grandmother Ellie (Blythe Danner) and thinks the stranger is there to apply for an open job. Logan goes along with Beth's assumptions and applies to work at the kennel. Beth is hesitant, but Ellie is quick to hire him.
Beth is single mom to young son Ben (Riley Thomas Stewart) and has some baby-daddy drama with her ex-husband Keith (Jay R. Ferguson), who still thinks he can strong-arm her into doing whatever he wants, whenever he wants it. The Keith character is hugely clichéd, but it creates some necessary conflict.
Of course, sparks (pun intended) fly between Beth and Logan and things start getting (PG-13) hot and heavy between them quickly. This is the opportunity to swoon over a shirtless Efron in his black boxer briefs (assuming if you're into this flick then you're into that sort of thing).
Logan quickly realizes the picture belonged to Beth's brother, who died in Iraq, and he has trouble getting up the courage to tell Beth that he found her picture, thus there is a cloud of secrecy over their burgeoning romance.
The overall plot is thin and contrived. Logan has to keep this "secret" to keep the carrot of potential drama dangling in the audience's mind. Ultimately, the truth was nothing more than a non-issue. All the while, I kept thinking how it really would not be such a big deal when she found out the real reason Logan showed up on her doorstep.
Zac Efron is nicely making the move from teen heartthrob to serious adult actor, potentially following in the footsteps of someone like Leonardo DiCaprio. I didn't quite believe him as a soldier, but luckily there was only a short war scene at the beginning.
Taylor Schilling's performance was a bit wooden and she had no name or face recognition for me (though she has had a major role in the TV show Mercy). It also didn't help that I thought she looked a little too old for the baby-faced Efron. They apparently are three years apart in real life, and she seemed more like his older sister than his lover to me.
The Lucky One continues to pander to the audience that enjoys a heaping helping of sentimentality with its movie experience. Not much in life is guaranteed, but I have come to count on Nicholas Sparks' books and movies, including a tearjerker, sappy romance.
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On Wednesday July 24, 2013, at 10:00 a.m., the Portland Police Bureau's Cold Case Homicide Unit will be hosting a news conference announcing a 2nd edition of cold case playing cards in partnership with Plaid Pantry, Crime Stoppers of Oregon and Effective Playing Cards.
The news conference will be held at the Wayne Sullivan Room of the Justice Center, 1111 Southwest 2nd Avenue, 14th Floor.
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Fender introduces its own line of guitar-themed wine
Fender Guitars has partnered with the Armida Winery to launch its own line of guitar-themed wines.
Fender's selection of vino includes a Strat-themed Cabernet Sauvignon, a Thinline Telecaster Pinot Noir, and a Jazzmaster Chardonnay. There's also a more high-end Telecaster Zinfandel that goes for $500 a bottle.
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Quick hits from Monday's practice
Some quick thoughts from the Ducks' practice sesssion at Honda Center on a very rainy Monday:
-- In theory, if Ducks coach Randy Carlyle applies his "if you're win, you're in" approach to tomorrow's home game against Dallas, it would mean that Jonas Hiller would get the start given that Jean-Sebastien Giguere took the loss in Sunday's 4-3 shootout defeat against Ottawa.
The fact is Giguere and Hiller have been alternating starts the last four games since Hiller got the nod against the Kings after a start Giguere made against Phoenix in which he played well but lost in a shootout to Phoenix.
Neither goalie has won since and it's left Giguere wondering what would have happened had Carlyle stuck with him during a run where he went 3-0-1 with a 1.71 goals-against average.
"If you keep going, good things could happen," Giguere acknowledged. "Sometimes a judgment call is more appropriate than that. I think at this point, Jonas and I have got to just take it one day at a time, not worry too much about the next game and just worry when you're called upon and try to give the team a chance."
Carlyle's basic approach has been to foster competition between the two would-be No. 1 goaltenders. But could it be having a reverse effect where it's more you lose you're out that win and you're in.
"I'd be lying if I'd say it's not in the back of our minds," Giguere said. "My mind anyway, I don't know about Jonas. You go into the third, it's a tie game or whatever and you think about if you want to keep playing, you absolutely need to win. You can't give up that next goal.
"It's a good thing in a way because it makes you want to play well to keep playing. But it's an extra pressure you probably don't need at this point."
Of course, Carlyle wasn't going to give anything up about his decision making with his goalies other than his standard statement that "we're going to go with the guy that we fell is going to give us the best chance to win."
"You were digging last night and you're digging in the wrong area," he said to a reporter. "You just worded it differently, that's all."
-- Carlyle sounded as if he's committed to reshuffling the defense pairings for the time being. Regular partners Ryan Whitney and James Wisniewski have been split up with Whitney now skating alongside Nick Boynton and Wisniewski partnering with Sheldon Brookbank. Recent call-up Brett Festerling is with Scott Niedermayer.
"First and foremost, we think Scott Niedermayer is more effective on the right side," Carlyle said. "And second, we think that the Wisniewski and Whitney combination hasn't played to the level of our expectations as a pair. So we felt to split those two up for parts of the game.
"We're just trying to see if we can find another four players that complement one another. Festerling and Niedermayer have played together before. We're not throwing the mold away. But we're just tinkering here with trying to find pairings that are going to complement one antoher because we didn't feel that we were getting what we'd like in some of the situations that have developed in the last two weeks."
Boynton said that too much shouldn't be read into the changes.
"Coach is the coach," he said. "It's his job and it's not an enviable job when we're struggling the way we are. It's just trying to get something going. ... Maybe it's just anything to spark [us] or switch it up. I don't know."
Whitney skipped practice because he was ill.
-- Left wing Kyle Calder was cleared for full contact during practice and could be available for this weekend's road trip to Detroit and Columbus as his problem with hyphema in his left eye (or blood in the iris) has cleared up.
The injury occurred during practice Oct. 28 when Calder was struck by a puck that ramped up his stick during a drill. Calder said the blood dissipated in three days but that his vision is still a little foggy.
"It's still not back 100 percent," he said. "Right away, [the blood] was pretty bad but it cleared up quite fast."
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Predators coaches always try to stay three games ahead in their scouting and video work.
"Then you never find yourself behind the eight ball," assistant coach Lane Lambert said.
But with a condensed schedule after the NHL lockout, preparation has involved long days, some long nights and a helter-skelter approach to keep up with opponents.
For the first time this season, the Predators are enjoying two days without a game. They played Monday in Phoenix and return to action here Thursday against the Kings. Then they have only one game in the next four days.
"We're really focusing on our team, but at the same time you have to focus on what's coming at them with the other team," coach Barry Trotz said. "It's sort of a double amount of work right now."
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Hello all,
I've recently pulled the trigger on a pair of AH-D7000's, and while I know my setup will be FAR from optimal, I mean to try to prepare for adjusting my existing audio equipment as best as possible until I can purchase an amp and alternate music device. So, what I am looking for is advice on how to get the best audio quality out of my headphones being played from an non-amped iphone 3GS.
I have windows 7, access to the original CDs (which if I am told how I can check to see if any are recorded at above average quality), my iphone 3GS, and headphones.
As I am using an iphone, I will likely need to use itunes in order to get the music onto my playing device. What software settings should I use, and what EQ settings should I use (lets assume trance type music to simplify if there are a variety of "best" settings for different genres)
Any advice on the above would be appreciated. If there is a thread already covering this issue, I will gladly accept a link. I tried to search but the website kept giving me errors.
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###whosgoingblock###Trojan Horse Musical Industries Present: ANTA+PIGSHACKLE+RAPID PIG on Tuesday 6th August 2013
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ANTA - Bristol's Four headed Progressive behemoth. By the time this gig comes round they'll have dropped their new opus 'Centurionaut' which promises to be all kinds of silly heavy, intricate and balls to the wall honest to god chock full of pop hooks (so we're told, reliably)
LISTEN: http://music.anta.org.uk/
"Loud, visceral, imposing, intelligent. Based in the creative hub of Bristol, UK, ANTA formed in early 2010 and quickly set to establishing a fearsome live reputation, the initial material forming the backbone of their debut album 'The Tree That Bears The Equine Fruit'. Since its release, the instrumental quartet have seen a change in guitarist, played countless shows across the UK sharing stages with bands such as Mugstar, Trans Am, Chrome Hoof, Thought Forms and Bardo Pond, as well as numerous festival appearances (including a notable midday slot at Supernormal Festival, guaranteeing nobody on site stayed asleep past 12). The last eighteen months have seen the band's sound evolve from the lurching, exploratory doomscapes that defined their debut, into something considerably more concise, focussed and sonically aggressive.
'Centurionaut' is the culmination of a year's worth of writing, playing, refining and honing. Recorded at Geoff Barrow's State Of Art studio, for their second record ANTA have created an album with all the fat trimmed, not a second is wasted in its 40 tight, punchy minutes. All of the band's hallmarks are present: kinetic, inventive drum work, guttural, throat-rattling bass, beautifully intertwined synth and organ lines and filthy, driving guitar. This time round though, the immediacy and urgency in the songs' execution leaves you short of breath.
The album will be released in June on the band's own Thrones & Dominions label on boutique heavyweight gatefold vinyl and digital download. In the run up to the album, a series of remixes commissioned by the band themselves will be released, with re-interpretations of all the album's tracks by Dälek, Antoni Maiovvi, Bronnt Industries Kapital, Ladyscraper, Fairhorns and ORE. A single and video for 'Dolmen', track 3 of the album, will also precede the release.
A heavy band for whom considered songwriting and catchy hooks are as important as bruising riffs, in 'Centurionaut' ANTA have produced the most convincing demonstration of their vision so far."
PIGSHACKLE - Plucky Londoners who managed to gene splice the Melvins with the last vestiges of riffy late 70s King Crimson, while channelling the spirit of Zappa jamming Ornette Coleman tracks. Loud and angular, weird and utterly utterly brilliant.
LISTEN: https://soundcloud.com/pigshackle
"Pigshackle is a four stage experimental Alchemic process disguised as a child's Victorian parlour game. A laboratory of fizzing oxides and bubbling mercury colliding with the nostalgic melancholy of an oak-whittled rocking horse.
A vision of the future seen through John Dee's eyes where the unravelling secrets of nature taunt the minds of men. The merging of solar and lunar, the shaping of the elements and the taming of man and beast. A dance ignorant of conventional forms and performed in the golden ballrooms of the Celestion.
It is your hopes and dreams turned to coal, the wrenching of your soul from its physical bondage and the carving of your granite sarcophagi. Rejoice, pilgrim, your journey is nearly at its end. "
RAPID PIG - Manchester weird rock stalwarts. I was going to write up some more stuff but the official description does the job perfectly...
"Manchester antagonists Rapid Pig have been terrorising, delighting, and baffling since the band's inception.
There are expanses of light and shade, tension and release, tempo shifts and often startling dynamic shifts.
Their list of raw materials range from folk to metal, from prog to punk and from funk to honest-to-goodness R'n'R.
These myriad infuences are not merely set uncomfortably one after another in a linear fashion, rather somehow
stacked vertically. Results have been described variously as 'visceral' and 'I-don't-know-what-it-is-but-I-like-it.'"
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Norwegian filmmakers Nini Bull Robsam and Patrik Syversen take the basic premise of Takashi Miike's "Audition" -- the notorious 1999 horror-thriller about a lonely widower who pretends to be casting a movie while seeking a new companion -- and playfully transform it into a scenario for cheeky romantic comedy in "You Said What?"
Norwegian filmmakers Nini Bull Robsam and Patrik Syversen take the basic premise of Takashi Miike's "Audition" — the notorious 1999 horror-thriller about a lonely widower who pretends to be casting a movie while seeking a new companion — and playfully transform it into a scenario for cheeky romantic comedy in "You Said What?" Reports indicate that this high-concept, lightly entertaining pic already is being considered as material for an American remake, but it could easily find its own appreciative aud in offshore markets with sufficiently savvy marketing.
After discovering the flagrant infidelity of his live-in girlfriend, Glenn (Henrik Thodesen), an affable vidstore clerk, moves out of their apartment and sinks into a deep blue funk. Hoping to cheer him up, his more rambunctious buddies, led by the chronically smart-alecky Philip (Odd-Magnus Williamson, in "Meatballs"-era Bill Murray mode), encourage Glenn to borrow a page from Takashi Miike and hold auditions for an imaginary movie, in the hope of landing, if not a new love, then some easy sex. Complications arise when Glenn instantly falls for one of the auditioners, Linda (Marte Germaine Christensen), and promises her a lead role in what he unwisely promises will be an epic fantasy adventure. (Think "Lord of the Rings" on a "Plan 9 From Outer Space" budget.) Trouble is, even with Linda's well-do-to mother onboard as a silent investor, Glenn and his friends are hard pressed to actually to make the epic — or any other pic — especially after they blow most of the budget on pre-production partying. As the would-be filmmakers proceed on their frayed-shoestring budget, attracting credulous collaborators and desperately disguising their inexperience, "You Said What?" often recalls the more frantic improvisations of the title character in Tim Burton's "Ed Wood." And much as the self-deluding schlockmeister of Burton's pic relied on the collaboration of an aged Bela Lugosi, the faux auteurs here bet everything on negotiating a one-day cameo by Peter Stormare to make their slapdash project slightly more marketable. Filmmakers Robsam and Syversen artfully juggle a diversity of tones and moods while playing mostly everything for laughs, even tweaking the romance that is the soft center of their pic with a soundtrack of splendidly cheesy '70s and '80s pop hits. There are darkly comic touches, and one or two gags that, in this context, seem almost subversively perverse. But there's nothing funnier than the gleefully outrageous scene in which the game Stormare maintains a straight face and a menacing demeanor while carefully balancing himself atop a papier-mache dragon and snarling, "I am the King of Darkness!" Tech credits overall are a great deal more impressive than what appear in the film within the film.You Said What?
A Tappeluft Pictures presentation in cooperation with Star Media Entertainment of a Langfonn, Krypton Film and Filmcamp production. Produced by Terje Stromstad, Kjetil Omberg. Executive producers, Pal Granlund, Henrik Bergesen, Elisabeth Granlund, Tommy Wirkola, Stig Frode Henriksen. Co-producer, Benedicte Ringnes. Directed, written by Nini Bull Robsam, Patrik Syversen.
Camera (color, HD), Havard Andre Byrkjeland; editor, Syversen; music, Gaute Tonder; production designer, Liv Ask; costume designer, Linn Henriksen; sound, Hakon Lammetun; assistant director, Jonas Viken Oby. Reviewed at Fantastic Fest, Austin, Sept. 29, 2011. Running time: 107 MIN.
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Should I ditch the ST-150s and use my In-Ears (listed below?) I generally listen to electronic things like Crystal Method, Chemical Brothers, Lemonjelly, Lorn, Pendulum, but things like the Black Keys, Dragonforce and some older stuff like Queen and Toto are mixed in... it's kinda hard to explain it.
I just need a way to add some clarity and bass to this without clipping or muddifying the whole thing as whenever I apply enhancements it either goes quiet for low end boosting, or not pronounced or really shrill for treble enhancements. As far as I can tell the mid is fine to my taste. It's a really hard balancing act. The windows default sound driver is boosting bass and doing loudness eq. Is that wrong or should I set these to whatever?
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Tom Cleverley has admitted his lack of goals for Manchester United was starting to get to him.
The 23-year-old managed to find the net during loan spells with Leicester, Watford and Wigan.
For Manchester United, though, he was just drawing a blank.
Even Sir Alex Ferguson felt compelled to give Cleverley a half-time dressing down at Old Trafford last night after the midfielder had somehow failed to convert a golden chance set up for him by Javier Hernandez.
The England man clearly took the hint.
Receiving Danny Welbeck's square ball on the edge of the area, Cleverley stroked a shot into the corner, which doubled United's lead in their Capital One Cup encounter with Newcastle, and allowed them to repel a late Magpies rally to secure a 2-1 win.
"It has been playing on my mind a little bit," said Cleverley.
"I have always scored goals when I have gone on loan, so it was bugging me that I had not been doing it for my club or my country.
"The gaffer gave me a bit at half-time for missing the one in the first-half, so it was nice to stroke that one in.
"We practice those sorts of finishes a lot so when the ball came to me I knew what I was going to do.
"I have got the first one out of the way now. Hopefully they will all come at once."
It was a well-timed goal too as England coach Gary Neville was in the stand, with Roy Hodgson a week away from announcing his England squad for the World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Poland.
Wayne Rooney's return at Old Trafford means Cleverley has a major rival for the role he filled to such great effect in Moldova earlier this month, only to attract heaps of criticism for wasting more scoring opportunities against Ukraine at Wembley four days later.
Not that Cleverley regrets Rooney's recovery from a gashed thigh. Far from it.
Along with Darren Fletcher's first start in 10 months, he regards Rooney's involvement as one of the major bonuses to emerge from last night's game.
"It is fantastic to have them both back," he said.
"Darren Fletcher is a big game player and would bring positive things to any squad in the world. I am happy for him.
"Wayne came back and put in a good performance too, so we are getting stronger."
And for all the plaudits he received following after taking the latest significant step in an ongoing battle to overcome a chronic bowel condition, it seemed Fletcher was happier discussing Rooney's contribution too.
"It is the first time I have captained Manchester United," said Fletcher.
"It is something I dreamed about. But all these things, coming back, being captain are nice but the biggest thing was to win the match.
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"He is a fantastic player with great imagination."
Despite a hugely inexperienced defence, that boasted just two senior appearances between them prior to kick-off, United held Newcastle at bay in the frantic later stages.
Michael Keane and Marnick Vermijl both caught the eye, allowing Sir Alex Ferguson to keep Jonny Evans on the bench rather than risk injury to one of only two fit senior centre-halves at the club.
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Strange crush Am I the only one who thinks the supernanny is hot? Yeah, ok maybe she's a little bit thick but she carries the weight well and when she shakes her finger and looks over those glasses and says "you been very naughty" it turns me on! My wife knows I got a thang for her and she's ok with it |
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Volume: 23 Issue: 3 (March 2000)
Defining a Workstation
Issue: Volume: 23 Issue: 3 (March 2000)
Defining a Workstation
By Jon Peddie
Workstation is a word marketing managers love to use, but few really understand. Workstations were once defined as anything that cost more than $10,000 and ran Unix. They were big, powerful machines designed for solving technical and scientific problems. In contrast, Macintoshes and Intel-based PCs were better suited for running office applications.
Nowadays, there is some disagreement in the industry as to what defines a workstation. Powerful machines running Microsoft Windows NT have blurred the boundaries, and over-eager marketers trying to associate power with their products have further confused the definition. Some companies insist that any product running NT, or any simply branded as a workstation should be counted. But even though a company may have shipped a lot of NT-based computers, these are not necessarily workstations. In fact, very few are-the overwhelming majority sold are enterprise PCs. But to use the words PC and NT in the same sentence makes it more difficult for marketers to charge a lot of money, so they use the workstation moniker to convince users they're getting something special. For example, I have seen $700 Celeron-based machines advertised as "Workstations." But NT does not a workstation make.
So what exactly is a workstation? By my definition, it is a computer used 90% of the time for scientific or technical applications-simulations, for example-that require a graphics display. Workstations are also used for computer-aided design, electronic publishing, and modeling and animation.
Intel-based workstations and enterprise PCs may both run Windows NT. The difference between the two lies mainly in the number and power of the processors, the memory, and the graphics subsystem.
Some manufacturers want to count applications that are only 2D, such as most electronic CAD (ECAD), Geographical Informa tion Systems (GIS), and financial programs. But I am using 3D applications, and subsequently, machines that are involved in challenging uses of graphics, to define workstations. Sometimes this segment is referred to as "professional graphics."
If you do this sort of work and are deciding what to buy, it may be easier to differentiate between workstations and PCs on the basis of what's inside them. The chart "Workstations vs. Enterprise PCs" illustrates the major differences between the two. (I've left out SGI Irix and other legitimate machines with proprietary operating systems, because their status as workstations is relatively unambiguous.)
A workstation, in short, has a processor (or more likely, more than one) that is among the fastest currently available. It has a great deal of memory-more than 512mb and preferably in the form of SDRAM. It features a graphics subsystem that is clearly formulated for 3D graphics applications: frame buffers up to 64mb, texture memories up to 256mb, full OpenGL, and more. Examples of high-end add-in graphics boards include Evans & Sutherland's Tornado 3000, Intense3D's Wildcat 4110, and Hewlett-Packard's Visualize-fx2.4 and 6. There are more, but as a general rule, high-end boards range from $1695 to $2995. Mid-range boards run from $699 to $2995, and entry-level boards for workstations cost from $49 to $1199.
Knowing what components make up a workstation is essential, but which brand do you choose? You could, of course, choose from among the suppliers that are market leaders at any given time. In the NT graphics workstation market, the current leading suppliers are Dell, Compaq, IBM, and Hewlett-Packard. There is comfort in knowing that a supplier is successful and will still be in business when you call for help or want to expand or upgrade your system. And all things being equal, picking from among the top companies could be a smart move-after all they didn't get that way by being stupid or overcharging.
Whatever you do, make sure the vendor you buy from is in the graphics workstation business. The company that sells the most PCs is not automatically the company that sells the most or best graphics workstations. Before you buy, it helps to keep in mind the differences between the two kinds of machines.
Jon Peddie is principal of Jon Peddie Associates (www.jpa.com), a market research firm based in Tiburon, California, that specializes in graphics and multimedia.
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- 1/2 cup Dijon mustard
- 1 sourdough baguette, cut into 1/4-inch-thick rounds (at least 50)
- Mix salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, and pepper in small bowl to blend. Place each pork tenderloin atop sheet of plastic wrap. Rub garlic all over pork tenderloins. Pat all of salt mixture over pork, coating generously. Sprinkle with 3/4 cup dill, patting to adhere. Wrap pork with plastic. Place in baking dish. Chill 6 hours.
- Preheat oven to 400°F. Scrape off some of dill coating from tenderloins. Pat pork dry with paper towels. Place pork on heavy large baking sheet. Roast until meat thermometer registers 150°F when inserted into center of pork, turning after 15 minutes, about 25 minutes total. Cool pork completely. Cover and chill until cold, at least 6 hours.
- Stir remaining 1/2 cup sugar and vinegar in small bowl until sugar dissolves. Whisk in mustard. Stir in remaining 2 tablespoons dill. Season sauce to taste with salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate until cold. (Pork and sauce can be made 1 day ahead. Keep refrigerated.)
- Cut pork crosswise into very thin slices. Arrange pork atop baguette slices. Spoon some dill sauce atop each. Arrange on platter and serve.
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- Calories38
- Carbohydrates3 g(1%)
- Fat1 g(1%)
- Protein4 g(9%)
- Saturated Fat0 g(1%)
- Sodium64 mg(3%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber0 g(0%)
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
- Cholesterol13 mg(4%)


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A 26-year-old Vermont man caught hauling more than 100 pounds of marijuana has been given Nebraska prison time.
Online court records say Nathaniel Miller was given four to six years at his sentencing Thursday in Lancaster County District Court. He'd pleaded no contest on March 26 to attempted possession of a firearm while possessing illicit drugs. Prosecutors had lowered the charge in return for Miller's plea.
The Nebraska State Patrol says Miller, of Jericho, Vt., was driving a pickup east on Interstate 80 near Lincoln when he was pulled over on Sept. 3 last year. The patrol says more than 104 pounds of pot was found in packages hidden under the truck bed liner The patrol says a disassembled gun was found in the truck's camper.


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Pre-sale questions and lsws tweaking I increased the limit from php.ini to 512M and 1000M, 1200M in lsphp5. I tried to refresh vbulletin's online.php files 15 times after the error message and i was loaded once. Edit: I disabled memcache-memcached option of my vbseo script and it seems to be working fine now with the old php settings. A conflict with memcached? I have xcache and memcache installed on my web server and memcached installed on my db server. Edit: Hmm... no. When i try to view 200 online users per page, the same error is displayed. I disabled php error warnings when i was playing with the lsws settings and i can't find where to enable it again. It displays a blank white page instead of the error message. Where can i enable it?
the php error configuration is in php.ini You should increase the limit in php.ini to match the soft limit. xcache and memcached may allocate a lot more memory, those will be counted towarding the limit.
Alright, it's directly related to caching as you said (xcache, memcached). I increased the limits as below and the problem seems to be fixed for now. Max Connections: 50 PHP_LSAPI_MAX_REQUESTS=500 PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN=50 lsphp5 memory soft limit: 512M lsphp5 memory hard limit: 768M (under security tab settings are same with the above) lsphp5 process soft limit: 200 lsphp5 process hard limit: 200 (400 and 450 for security tab settings) Are these reasonable values for a high traffic web site with 8 GB ram installed on the server? I decreased Per Client Throttling options and noticed my pages with 100+ small gifs loads slower. So my current settings: Static Requests/second 100 Dynamic Requests/second 50 Outbound Bandwidth (bytes/sec) 0 Inbound Bandwidth (bytes/sec) 0 Connection Soft Limit 50 Connection Hard Limit 100 Grace Period (sec) 15 Banned Period (sec) 300 I know these are a little high for preventing ddos but i want my pages which have tons of gif and flash load really fast. What i want is reasonable ddos protection and no performance limit. Especially for Google bot crawling many pages at the same time.
Usually, only the main page are generated by PHP script, other images/js/css are static files, so, I recommend using "1" as the limit, However, if you have multiple requests served by PHP dynamically within one page, like some images, you may need to increase the "Dynamic Requests/second", it depends on your site, I do not recommend use a value higher than 5, otherwise it will not serve the purpose.
Ok. I figured out the blank white screen problem is because of xcache. When i try to view a page with a big query (vbulletin's online.php file with the max limit of 200) it's rarely loading the page. It was working good with apache. My xcache settings in php.ini: Code: [xcache-common] ;; install as zend extension (recommended), normally "$extension_dir/xcache.so" zend_extension = "/usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20060613/xcache.so" zend_extension_ts = "c:/php/extensions/php_xcache.dll" ;; For windows users, replace xcache.so with php_xcache.dll ;; or install as extension, make sure your extension_dir setting is correct ;; or win32: [xcache] ; ini only settings, all the values here is default unless explained ; select low level shm/allocator scheme implemenation xcache.shm_scheme="mmap" xcache.size=128M xcache.count=8 xcache.slots=8K xcache.ttl=0 xcache.gc_interval=0 xcache.var_size=0M xcache.var_count=8 xcache.var_slots=8K xcache.var_ttl=0 xcache.var_maxttl=0 xcache.var_gc_interval=0 xcache.test = Off ; N/A for /dev/zero xcache.readonly_protection = Off ; for *nix, xcache.mmap_path is a file path, not directory. ; Use something like "/tmp/xcache" if you want to turn on ReadonlyProtection ; 2 group of php won't share the same /tmp/xcache ; for win32, xcache.mmap_path=anonymous map name, not file path xcache.mmap_path = "/dev/zero" ; leave it blank(disabled) or "/tmp/phpcore/" ; make sure it's writable by php (without checking open_basedir) xcache.coredump_directory = "" ; per request settings xcache.cacher = On xcache.stat = On xcache.optimizer = On [xcache.coverager] ; per request settings ; enable coverage data collecting for xcache.coveragedump_directory and xcache_coverager_start/stop/get/clean() functions (will hurt executing performance) xcache.coverager = Off ; ini only settings ; make sure it's readable (care open_basedir) by coverage viewer script ; requires xcache.coverager=On
I did. It didn't help. Blank white pages or "Fatal error: Out of memory..." Serious memory leak with xcache running?
I disabled xcache and installed apc. I have the same problem. Out of memory... php.ini memory limit: 128M lsphp5 memory soft limit: 512M lsphp5 memory hard limit: 768M It doesn't matter if i double these values or not.
PHP suEXEC is disabled from the beginning. Even setting -1 for the memory limit didn't matter. I actually tried disabling memory limiting from both php.ini and lsws but it didn't help, either. The page loads when xcache or apc is disabled.
I have another issue I click the "Top Statistics" from vbulletin admin cp and the result: Code: Warning: mysql_query() [function.mysql-query]: Unable to save result set in [path]/includes/class_core.php on line 427 Code: Invalid SQL: SELECT userid, username, posts FROM user ORDER BY posts DESC; MySQL Error : Lost connection to MySQL server during query Error Number : 2013 I went to db server's phpmyadmin and entered the sql query manually, it's displayed instantly. I think litespeed is limiting the request to the other server. I tried disabling the limitations once again but it failed... I switched to apache and it was working... i'm pretty sure that the limits are my problems (not php.ini and my.cnf settings)...
If you can PM me a temp root access, and tell me how to reproduce the problem, I can take a look for you.


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High Class | 3.5/5
SINGAPORE — It's his first play in 14 years and it looks like Michael Chiang hasn't missed a beat. Perhaps that's because he moves to a different rhythm.
It's not often you hear an artist describe his work as "exactly the same (as the others)" or "very predictable", but that's how, in a previous interview, the self-effacing and unabashed populist playwright behind Beauty World and Army Daze described High Class — a play about tai tais that mashes up two previous "templates" in the five unusual characters of Army Daze and the TV talk show of Mixed Signals.
What you've got is a story about a famous tai tai named Alexis Lee concocting a reality TV show where five unusual contestants are groomed to become one. Add "hilarity ensues" and you pretty much have an idea of what to expect — which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Chiang has a knack of creating truly memorable characters that border on harmless. good-natured caricature and stereotype, and High Class is no exception. "This is like a Chingay procession," a character remarks. Which is more or less what you get with the five contestants: A tudung-wearing schoolteacher (Siti Khalijah Zainal), a prim and proper beauty contestant who forgets people's names (Mina Kaye), a butch-y property agent (Serena Ho), a dengue inspector (Jo Tan) and an overzealous Chinese permanent resident (Audrey Luo). All five deliver, including the commendable Tan, a last-minute replacement for dengue-stricken Elizabeth Lazan in a mother of all ironies moment.
But more than just offering a barrel of laughs, they serve as the foil for the anti-stereotype aspect of High Class, the unusual trio of Alexis (Nikki Muller) and her BFFs, TV producer Samson (Ebi Shankara) and hair stylist Mac (Shane Mardjuki).
All poise and class, Muller's dignified, restrained and graceful portrayal of a tai tai divorcee with a heart of gold is, amid all the howling and hooting, what grounds the play.
Some may not like High Class' slow start and its occasional slowing of pace as perhaps dictated by director Beatrice Chia-Richmond, but simple-but-effective contrasts of characters and their situations work well for Chiang's deceptively cut-and-dried characters.
Indeed, there's a simplicity of execution in High Class that, in this day and age, can almost seem naive. But Chiang gets away with it because everything just feels so honest, clear, and refreshingly straight to the point.
At the same time, the person who admits to being "predictable" isn't exactly so. The meta-moment of going behind the scenes in a TV show later evolves to feel like an even subtler critique of the idea of spectacle; and plot-wise, Chiang still manages to pull out some real fun surprises with seeming ease, including a farcical finale that leaves some characters, well, weak at the knees.
That said, it's not without its inconsistencies (particularly in terms of characters' ages) and, despite a couple of Don Richmond's songs being catchy, they seem to come from a different place, made all the more evident when abruptly inserted into the more punchy, colloquial tones of the scenes.
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"Why Should I Sign Up for a Certificate Program?"
Southwestern College offers six Professional Certificates, and plenty of other places offer other ones, so this post is not really about SWC, it is about Professional Certificates.
Here are some thoughts on the subject:
First, I don't need to tell anyone that it is a competitive market out there for counselors and art therapists. It just is. Unless you are doing one of those "I want to work with the under-served in order to work off my federal loans" kinds of things. If you want to work in rural Alaska or Northern Maine, or out in the middle of the desert, you're in pretty fair shape with just your master's degree.
Beyond that, you will be competing. There are lots of ways to compete, and this should not worry you much. It has rarely been otherwise. So what can you do? Network harder, network more, network a lot, create a dynamic web presence, create an attractive resume, get a whole bunch of experience, have your mom buy an agency and hire you, hone your interviewing skills, and network until the cows come home. Those are a few good tips.
Another way is to earn an advanced Professional Certificate in a hot area where there is a lot of need in the field. How does that help?
Well, the obvious. You have a lot more training in that area, so if you and I are competing for a job working with children, for example, and you have a certificate in Children's Mental Health, chances are really good that you will get the job, even if my mom owns the agency. That's just the way it is, and it makes sense.
Other benefits to a Professional Certificate?
It demonstrates to potential employees both your commitment to learning, to continuing education, and it shows that you're not just a dabbler, a dilettante, a jack of all trades, master of none. A course here and a workshop there, a weekend of this and an online serving of that do not necessarily add up to anything resembling an area of expertise. There's nothing wrong with dabbling—I am just trying to make you aware of how it might appear to potential internship sites and employers. It shows you know what area you want training in, and you go after it. It shows focus, intentionality. That is gold.
One last reason I can think of (I am sure there are others) is that you can accomplish the above while earning your Continuing Education Credits. Let's face it, many of the CEC's available in the world are pathetic. Listening to a two hour presentation at a conference where the first 15 minutes is the nervous intro, then an hour and half peppered with derailing questions, as the theory piece goes on forever, and then the presenter says "OK, we only have 15 minutes left to get into 'so how do we treat this problem?', so let me pick up the pace and tell you how to work with borderline serial killers…" Well, we have all been to that workshop over and over. Then there is the online "Pay 49 bucks and read 50 pages and answer 20 questions for 10 CEC's because you forgot to get your Ethics hours and your license expires Friday" model. That's a real winner. Really, if you have never been appalled by CEC offerings, I want to know where you have been hanging out.
Anyway—here's the deal. Certificates give you powerful areas of clinical expertise, they advance careers, strengthen your resume, enhance your professional image, AND earn you CEC's.
I get that they're not inexpensive. I get that they're more of a commitment of time and resources. I also get that you don't want or need to be collecting a certificate just for the sake of collecting one—it has to be an area of genuine interest, and one for which you have some passion and commitment. That all goes without saying.
My major aim here is to help you think about the issue, from somebody who has been involved in lots of hiring over the years. Ultimately, only you can decide if a Professional Certificate makes sense for you, given all the variables. Best of luck with your professional development decisions, and when you get around to Googling certificate programs in Counseling and Art Therapy, don't forget to check Southwestern College's offerings. I can say with complete objectivity and absence of bias that they are the greatest Professional Certificates in the whole universe since the beginning of recorded time, bar none, but I guess you can figure that out for yourself…
Just checking if you're still reading…
Jim Nolan
President, Southwestern College
Santa Fe, New Mexico


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I am still confused as to how to set up an already created maxfile.pat in a new patch.
bpatcher is if you want to view part of the old patch (and I don't need that in this case)… but that's the only way so far I can see the option of selecting an old file…
I tried patcher or (p) and used my file name but it creates a new blank subpatch (doesn't open up the old file).
Anyone know what I mean?
You're probably putting "p" or "patcher" in front of the name of the object. You only do that if you're making a new patcher. So you only need to create an object in the parent patch and then name it with the exact name of the subpatch (with no "p" or "patcher" in front). Also make sure the subpatch and the parent patch are saved inthe same directory.
yes…that's what I was looking for… I knew it was something stupid I forgot.
Thanks a bunch… and for the quick response
I've asked plenty of stupid questions here before. As a noob I figure it's my duty to answer noob questions that I know the answer to. It reinforces my own knowledge of the app and it keeps the old-timers from having to chime in (they get grumpy you know!).
Just instantiate a new object with your patch's name, e.g., [maxfile]. This is called an abstraction. The patch file needs to be in Max's search path. Have a look at Encapsulating and Reusing Your Work in Help > Max Help (in Max 5) or the Fundamentals PDF in Max 4.6.
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JACKSON – Mississippi is among the 20 states where people have become ill from salmonella in cantaloupe.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says melons grown in southwestern Indiana are a likely source of the bacteria.
The CDC says at least 141 people have been infected, 31 have been hospitalized and two people in Kentucky have died.
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AZ - Catholic cleric accused of abuse
For immediate release: Wednesday, Aug. 21
Statement by Barbara Dorris of St. Louis, Outreach Director of SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (314 862 7688 home, 314 503 0003 cell, email@example.com)
Phoenix Catholic officials admit having gotten a child sex abuse report on 8/13. They admit suspending the accused cleric on 8/19. And they apparently posted a small notice on their website, rather than warning Phoenix parents and parishioners by holding a news conference or sending out a news release.
The alleged offender is Deacon Ron Gonzalez. Phoenix Bishop Thomas Olmstead doesn't disclose why a deacon from Dallas was sent to work in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and then to Phoenix. Nor does Bishop Olmstead disclose where Gonzalez is now. We call on Bishop Olmstead to reveal these facts.
These delays and this secrecy is troubling because every day the identity of a credibly accused child molester remains hidden, there are more opportunities for the offender and his supervisors to intimidate victims, threaten witnesses, discredit whistleblowers, destroy evidence, fabricate alibis and even flee the country. And every day the whereabouts of a credibly accused child molester are unknown is a day when kids are needlessly at risk.
And we call on Bishop Olmstead to personally visit any and all Phoenix parishes where Gonzalez worked, even briefly, begging victims, witnesses and whistleblowers to contact law enforcement officials, not Catholic church officials.
Contact - David Clohessy (314-566-9790 cell, firstname.lastname@example.com), Barbara Dorris (314-862-7688 home, 314-503-0003 cell, email@example.com), Barbara Blaine (312-399-4747, email@example.com)
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After being offline for more than two weeks, the SST Cambodia is back online now. We'll be posting several posts within the next 24 hours, so feel free to keep checking back in. We'll post these chronologically, beginning with photos and a few words about the first week on campus, a blog that was up … Keep reading »
All in the Families
By 6:30 p.m. this evening (Friday evening for us, Friday morning in the U.S.), all 19 students had gone home with their host families. It was a whirlwind day, first with orientation at the hotel, a driving tour of the city, and then meeting the parents and siblings. Ann and Keith tend to practice the … Keep reading »
Settled into Phnom Penh!
Nineteen healthy and happy Cambodia SSTers arrived at the Phnom Penh Airport two hours ago. After about an hour of moving through the visa, immigration, and customs process, we were on our way to the Colonial Mansion, where we're all settled in now. Students send their warm greetings back home to Moms and Dads, siblings, … Keep reading »
Meeting with Host Families
Tuesday evening Ann, Keith, Sreyhem (our family assistant/coordinator) and Marya (our local assistant/coordinator) met with students' host families on the Mennonite Central Committee rooftop. Parents were quite animated as they looked over the personal information sheets for their students, asking about what students' interests and hobbies were, their year in school and major, what their … Keep reading »
Christmas in Thailand, Ringing in the New Year, Awaiting Students' Arrival
The Graber Millers spent Christmas weekend in nearby Bangkok, just an hour's flight away. The kids loved the enormous buffet breakfasts, and they were especially pleased with our hotel's majestic, rooftop pool, with stunning views overlooking the sprawling city of 12 million. We also had a chance to take in the Jatujak Weekend Market, one … Keep reading »
Visiting Students' Cambodian Host Families
Sreyhem and Keith spent much of the week visiting host families for the SST group, seeing 20 homes and talking with a 21st family over the course of the last several days. We are awaiting a firm response from two families, and a couple of the families that we had hoped would work out were … Keep reading »
Weekend Family Trip to Kep
From Friday morning through Monday afternoon, the Graber Millers visited Kep, one of the locations for an SST Cambodia field trip. We'll go with the student group the weekend of February 7 and 8 to both Kep and Rabbit Island, where we also visited. The 3 1/2-hour trip to Kep was fascinating because we were … Keep reading »
Preparing for our 19 Cambodian SSTers
The Graber Miller family, minus Niles, arrived in Cambodia Tuesday, December 8, and spent much of the first week settling into the new Goshen College apartment. The apartment, which also will be the site of our Wednesday evening processing meetings referred to as P'teah Goshen Nights, is on the fourth floor of a new apartment … Keep reading »


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The site is for water sports not just surfing...so why limit the audience.
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i like all of them, if i had to narrow it down, i'd say 2 and 5.
one suggestion though, maybe not have the graphic centered.... you want it to be super-unique... not to look like a shirt from JCpennies.
just my .01 (.02 after tax).
ooh, are you screen-printing these shirts or iron-on prints?
I agree with the .com part. I personally like #4 or 5. I would like #2 if the man wasn't riding a surfboard on the S...too much based into surfing since I'm a bodyboarder, just let it be swellinfo without pushing towards one aspect of surfing. I would also like to have the green man w/ OH bars on the sleeve?
Idk if this was talked about in the prior thread, but I still think the 'hurricane' symbol should be in the design. The symbol on the basic SwellInfo logo T would be amazing.
by far number 1. simply stated those that know, know.
the ".com" should definatley NOT be taken out of the design, remember, he's trying to make a badass shirt, and ALSO promote his buisness, some people aren't exactly smart enough to add the ".com" to it.... especially when they see it on a t-shirt.


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WATCH: Harry Styles Gets Grammatically Correct with Fan's Sign at Concert
Cringeworthy texts full or abbreviations, typos and, (the worst) grammatical mistakes can very well be a deal-breaker. Rest assured, Harry Styles is not that guy.
Proving he's not just a pretty face and totally has the smarts too, the One Direction babe borrowed a fan's sign at a recent Philadelphia concert to fix the grammar.
The sign read, "Hi Harry your so nice." Cute idea, terrible execution. Harry, like any English-respecting human would, made his amendments with a permanent marker so it would correctly read, "you're". Seriously, we're surprised he could even perform straight while looking at such blasphemy. (more…)