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Those vegetables look like disgusting
who would eat that mutated food
are those turtle really from the US
what percentage of the new baby turtles turn mutated like that ?
are all babies mutated ? we need to check the gravity of this situation
human babies will sadly have the same faith
This is what Radiation can do to a human egg
the cells become destabilised in the reproductive organs
nature is perfect and only evolve
radiation creates abnormalities in the genetic make up of any living thing
It is adaptable for certain like those 2 adorable twins
but the MSM dont show the other side of the coin here
others are terribly difformed
Who the hell though it was a good idea to construct a NUCLEAR power plant just BESIDE THE SEA
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I think that the parents of those girls would be very angry with you for suggesting that their daughters are any kind of mutation! How dare you ? The fact is in conjoined twins that the egg sometimes does not make a complete and clean seperation. It has NOTHING to do with radiation. These girls are not a MUTATION. They are normal human twins who failed to completely seperate in the womb. ooo, I just want to shake you for saying that about them....
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Saw a video with a General Bert and he says anyone that is in the know is moving down to the Southern Hemisphere and that the Northern Hemisphere is gone.
Strawberries in California have higher rads then normal.
What people don't see, smell, taste or hear they dismiss.
Radiation is a silent killer and it will alter your DNA on a chromosome level until scientists figure a way to repair it.
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I think the best thing about working in the South Sound is the day it clears out after an extended rainy or overcast period, is looking out of my window and seeing "the mountain", seemingly floating in the sky about a lower layer of clouds and fog.
I just find it extremely comforting to live in a place where we affectionately refer to one mountain as "the mountain" eclipsing all of the rest. The Puget Sound is ringed by mountains – the Cascades, the Olympics, but only Mt. Rainier can claim the title of "the mountain." It is like Kilimanjaro in Tanzania (to poor Mount Meru's chagrin) or Fiji in Japan. Interestingly enough, those mountains are sleeping volcanoes as well. Perhaps it is their sleeping danger that inspires such respect, as if uttering their name will awaken them in their fury.
The mountain scares and intimidates me but awes me as well. I can't keep my eyes off of it. My window view of it distracts me from my piles of family law pleadings on my desk. I fear that if I take my eyes off of it, that the mountain will somehow change shape, that when my gaze returns it will have disappeared behind another wall of clouds or it will be spouting clouds of steam and ash sealing the doom of Western Washington.
I look at it and remember the words of Isaiah in the Old Testament, "Let us go now up unto the mountain of the Lord…" and remember the sacredness of "the mountain" whatever that mountain may be in various countries around the world. In Tibet, Buddhists and Hindus take sacred pilgrimages to Mount Kailas, in my own faith Brigham Young had a prophetic vision of establishing the church in the mountains of Salt Lake City. What is it inherent in mountains that demand that our vision not only be thrust upward but that in doing so that we must commune with the divine?
I am a girl born at sea level, who fears looking down from lofty peaks, for fear of falling down. I generally find solace and comfort in water, that which is familiar to me, but something about the mountain outside of my window, the same mountain that could threaten my existence at any given moment, allows me to feel less a stranger here. Both the mountain's unpredictabilty and its abiding sacredness makes me feel at home.


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so sorry your needle came out like that - I have had that happen to me several times and now I am paranoid about it check constantly that the screw is tightened, lucky for me I didn't have a bent needle and all was ok with my machine, I hope you have luck fixing it. Love your construction site/work.ReplyDelete
Is that pattern of the bird the one from Sew Fresh Quilts-Lorna? if so I have it but have not started it.
Oh no. Hopefully your machine isn't damaged. Your bird blocks came out super cute though!ReplyDelete
Cute blocks! Sounds like the timing is out in your machine. That is a bummer :(ReplyDelete
Oh Janice what a disaster, sounds like something is bent or out of alignment. I hope it will be fixed soon. Love the crows, mine are cut out waiting to be stitched. Great progress on the house.ReplyDelete
Oh, Janice, how horrible! I'd be crushed! I'm loving those bird blocks, however. I made a few last year and they were fun, but fiddle. Confession? They don't look nearly as good as yours. I think it's your scrappy background that speaks to me. Good luck getting your machine back in order. XOReplyDelete
Oh, your machine needs a trip to the ER!! That's a pretty major jam :( I'm sorry that happened to you! At least your got your cute crow birdie blocks finished first. Crossing my fingers that it's a simple (and inexpensive!) fix...ReplyDelete
Oh dear nothing like having a sewing machine not be able to sew when you want it to. Did you try rethreading it...sometimes it's that simple-we can hope anyway. Love that doggy picture, LOLReplyDelete
Your bird blocks sounded like The Three Bears-to big, to small, just right!
Great Bee blocks Janice. You have big open skies where you live - it reminds me of places in NZ.ReplyDelete
Ouch on that needle jam!! My needle falls out a lot when I'm using my walking foot, and I go slow, and tighten the screw periodically; still happens. Very frustrating.ReplyDelete
Did you get this straightened out this weekend? I've had that happen before, and I find I have to really clean out all the lint, new needle, rethread, re-insert bobbin, and it usually straightens up! I have a spare machine for you to use at Cynthia Brunz' class, if your isn't fixed this week. :)ReplyDelete
My fear is that your machine may need a tune up. Wonder how that needle managed to work loose?? I love the bird blocks and the fact that they have their own individual beaks :)ReplyDelete
Cute birds!!!! Hope you're machine gets back in line.ReplyDelete
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The 2017 ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship. Round 2
Eddy's X-treme at Cowm
The Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Racing duo of Graham Jarvis and Billy Bolt tightened their grips on the 2017 ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship at Cowm Quarry on Sunday by taking the top two spots in the Pro class around the toughest course ever laid out at the venue.
Usually the steep hillclimb at the heart of the venue is the centre of attention but for the afternoon race it was quite the opposite as crowds gathered at an perilously deep hole that the Pro, Expert and Clubman riders had to negotiate and it didn't fail to deliver the thrills and spills everyone anticipated.
It wasn't the only new section. Site operator John Whittle had been busy over the last few months making considerable adjustments to the course and adding new rock gardens everywhere. The start area had a very different layout with riders leaving the line, hitting a sharp right-hander, negotiating a log section at speed before entering a narrow tunnel before exiting onto the course proper. Watching over 100 Sportsman riders squeeze through in the opening race was literally getting a quart into a pint pot!
At 9.30am the racing got underway and the veterans were first off the line with D3 racing's Karl Greenhall showing he still has some speed, in short bursts, taking the holeshot ahead of Mick Boam on his Rock Oil Beta and Neil Crayston who was again mounted on his electric KTM.
Within yards Boam had the lead and he stretched a comfortable gap in a couple of laps, easing over the rocks as if they were tarmac. He was smooth and composed, for most of the race, and went on to take his second win of the series. He was matched on laps only by fellow Vet Kiaran Hankin, both riders posting nine laps but Boam had a healthy lead of just under five minutes. Third overall went to Youth rider Dawson Marriott who is getting closer each race to taking the overall win but as consolation he won his class by a mile. Third in the Vets went to Vince Harker who finished just seconds behind Marriott.
With a clear winner in the Youth ranks it was a free-for-all for the remaining podium places. Harry Edmondson was in the running initially but on his fourth lap he was taken out hard by another rider on one of the hills then snapped his gear selector which put him out of the running completely. Will Stansbie took the runner up spot, a lap down on Marriott, as Tom Knight put in a terrific performance to claw his way to third in class.
With over 100 Sportsman riders it was anyone's guess who would win but Luke Owen eventually took the win despite a very poor start and several 'incidents' as he described them. Calming himself and getting good lines, riding very smoothly around most of the course he finished ahead of a pack of Sportsman fighting for a podium place. Darren Heyes just pipped Ryan Crayston to second place by 50 seconds, demoting Cranston to third but with a great ride all the same.
The start area was packed with riders and spectators for the afternoon race and it was well worth the wait to witness a spectacular start from the Pro riders.
Lee Sealey on his Yamaha Offroad Experience machine used every ounce of experience gained from his Super Enduro outing to get to the log section first and bounced across most of the section, the only rider to even attempt such a move. His claim to fame was brief as he DNF'd after two laps but it got the race off to a great start.
Even though Sealey's efforts were impressive, Eurotek KTM's Paul Bolton was alongside him as they hit the narrow tunnel with no sign of Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Team riders Billy Bolt or Graham Jarvis, in fact, Grimbo was last off the line.
Paul Bolton took the lead as Billy Bolt quickly moved through the pack ahead and by the time they entered the new rock garden just before the huge hole it was Bolt who headed the race. Paul Bolton remained in second spot as Jarvis had worked his magic and was a bike's length behind in third with D3's Sam Winterburn catching the leading three.
Bolt, Jarvis and Bolton traded places for the first hour, Jarvis suffering from arm-pump, until he suddenly came good and moved up a gear to put nearly five minutes between himself and the chasing pair. All three made mistakes, Jarvis and Bolton having to make second runs at the huge hillclimb and it was one of these mistakes that allowed Billy Bolt to take second spot and pull nearly 40 seconds over Bolton in third.
Jarvis was long gone at this point, nearly five minutes ahead of them, riding as strongly and smoothly as ever to take his fourth win of the season and second Eddy's X-treme win of the year. Billy Bolt is a quick learner and he had none of his trademark spectacular crashes as he picked his lines and pushed hard for a well-deserved second place. Paul Bolton is a pure competitor and pushed as hard as he could right to the finish line and third place.
Keelan Hancock is always near the front of the pack and fourth overall was a good result. Gary Daniels, one of the most underestimated riders in hard enduro, really showed his mettle by taking fifth in a tremendously talented field, a cracking ride for a very talented rider.
Sam Ludgate took sixth place on his Appleyard Beta but it didn't matter because he was the first Expert rider home at the front of a tough set of Expert competitors around an ultra-tough course. Zac Sherwin matched Ludgate on laps but was a minute adrift in second place while Ben Wibberley took third in class.
Fred Adams finished an amazing 20th overall as the first Clubman rider to pass the chequered flag. With a huge Clubman class behind him that was quite an achievement and his second Eddy's Xtreme class win this year. Lewis Ellis and Ashley Bell joined Adams on the podium in second and third places respectively.
Each event in this Championship outshines the previous. Tong was terrific but Cowm was really something special. Paul Edmondson and his team, alongside John Whittle, made the course something that any promoter in the world would be proud of. With not a tree in sight virtually the whole venue is viewable from a single point but the course was packed with spectators at all the tricky sections and as a spectacle it will be hard to beat.
Round three of the Championship takes place in Mid-Wales in just over two weeks time near to Saints Well, LD1 6PT and will be a forest based 'hard enduro' rather than an extreme, in the words of Fast Eddy, although I'm sure many riders will question that after a lap or two.


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Conflicting with previous reports that Apple would avoid a Retina display in its second-generation iPad mini, sources for the Wall Street Journal believe Apple will "likely feature a high-resolution screen from Samsung".
The report claims the new tablets display will most likely remain at 7.9in but the back cover may change from the black or silver options of the current, November-released model to colour options – in a similar manner to the rumoured budget iPhone.
"Apple is working with suppliers in Asia on its next iPad mini with a high-resolution 'retina' display, unlike the current iPad mini that comes with a lower-resolution screen," WSJ said.
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Earlier today, rumours began surfacing that the latest iOS 7 beta contained evidence a A6-powered iPad mini was being developed and the next-generation iOS devices will include fingerprint scanners.


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A renal venogram is an imaging test to look at the veins in and around your kidneys. Your healthcare provider may also use the test to find out what is causing your high blood pressure (hypertension).
This test is done by a radiologist who is a doctor that specializes in radiology. For the test, the radiologist injects a contrast dye into the kidney. He or she uses X-ray images to watch the dye as it flows through the blood vessels in the kidneys.
X-rays use a small amount of radiation to create images of your bones and internal organs. A renal venogram is one type of X-ray.
Fluoroscopy is used during a renal venogram. Fluoroscopy is a kind of X-ray movie.
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When Sacramento State photographer Sam Parsons retired in January, he left behind 30 years of photos, posters and multi-media projects that created a visual story of the campus.
Examples of that work will be displayed in the free exhibit "Depth of Field: 30 Years of Photography and Multimedia," running in the University's Library Gallery Annex April 1-30. Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. A reception will be held in the gallery from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 6.
"This exhibition is not intended to be a history of the last 30 years at Sacramento State, but, rather, a collection of work I found interesting," says Parsons.
Displays will include posters and brochures, prints, a special section dedicated to his photos of Sac State gymnasts, and video versions of multimedia slide shows he produced in the 1980s.
The slideshows were particularly challenging. Each one was a large-audience presentation involving a computer controlling up to nine slide projectors, a video projector and high-fidelity audio. "Those productions involved a huge time investment on my part, and that of others, to photograph, edit and then program the slides, audio and video," Parsons says.
Retirement doesn't mean he'll be taking it easy. The next 12 months include helping his daughter get married, celebrating his 40th wedding anniversary, traveling to the Mediterranean, a road trip around the country and a trip to India.
Parsons will also return to campus to teach a lighting class for the Department of Design.
"The best things about my job at Sac State were meeting people and having access behind the scenes on campus and around the region," he says. "I also enjoyed a high degree of independence."
For more information, call the Library Gallery at (916) 278-4189. For media assistance, call Sacramento State's Public Affairs office at (916) 278-6156.


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Pakistan Army chief, General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani, had to make do with cigarettes and biscuits rousted up from staff and security personnel of Parliament during the in-camera session last week to discuss the killing of Osama bin Laden in a US raid.
Kayani, a heavy smoker, went into the corridors of Parliament House many times during Friday's session for smoke and finished his stock of favourite cigarettes.
He could not find more of his brand as no one was allowed to take items like mobile phones and cigarette packets inside Parliament due to strict security arrangements.
Capstan cigarettes were taken from security guards manning the gates and served to Kayani, which he smoked after having some biscuits, sources were quoted as saying by the Dawn newspaper.
The three service chiefs attended the stormy marathon session that was briefed by top military officials, including Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency chief Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha, on the May 2 operation by US special forces against bin Laden in the garrison city of Abbottabad.
The limited quantity of food available in Parliament cafeteria ran out within an hour.
When Kayani asked the head of the National Assembly Secretariat's media cell, Anjum Mughal, for some food, the official arranged some biscuits from the office of the Speaker's secretary and served them to the army chief and his colleagues.
Many Parliamentarians and other participants in the joint session remained hungry during the 11-hour joint session that ended after 2 am on Saturday.
At the start of the session, the Prime Minister presented a resolution for adoption. The resolution, reportedly prepared by the Foreign Office, was rejected by the lawmakers.
The three service chiefs sat in the Senators box and witnessed the proceedings.
Mehboob Gurmani, a senior official of the secretariat, said no one had expected the session would stretch for almost 12 hours and thus, no special arrangements were made for food.
The doors of Parliament House were closed to everyone till the end of the session and all irrelevant staff of the Senate and National Assembly left the building.
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Mokra is an insect-like creature sent by a cruel race in the future from a distant planet in a parallel dimension to destroy the human race. Rather a convoluted plan! Fortunately his first meeting was with Lakit and Mantiz who were deep in philosophical discussion. As a result, his metamorphosis and mission didn't turn out quite as planned and he now pulverizes things in the name of the Sakrohm.
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It's the late 1960's. Just for a lark, graduate student Eddie Jessup, known for being unconventional, brilliant and slightly mad, conducts experiments with an isolation chamber, using himself as the subject. His experiences in the chamber cause him to hallucinate, much of the imagery being religious-based despite he not being a religious man. Seven years later, he is a respected full professor in the Harvard Medical School. Believing he has lost his edge and has fallen into an unwanted state of respectability, Eddie decides to resume his work with sensory deprivation, this time using hallucinogens, specifically untested ones used in mystical Mexican rituals, to enhance the experience of being in the isolation tank. After initial tests, he claims he entered an alternate physical and mental state. Although unbelieving of Eddie's claims, his colleagues Arthur Rosenberg and Mason Parrish, as well as Eddie's wife, Emily, who is in her own right a respected academic, are concerned for ... On Gomovies - watch Altered States 1980 in HD 1080p with high speed link on GoStream.
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Matt Kuchar saw his well-struck 5-iron on the 18th hole at the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head Island, S.C., come up way short of the target Sunday and settle in a front bunker.
"Well," he thought as he walked toward the shot, "there are a lot worse places to be."
For Kuchar, there was no better place - and no better shot in the tournament.
He followed with a stunning chip-in on Harbour Town Golf Link's closing, lighthouse hole for a one-stroke victory, ending nearly a month of Sundays - including at the Masters - where he came close to a title only to lose at the end.
"I heard the crowd go crazy," said Kuchar, who overcame a four-stroke deficit. "Then I went crazy."
Kuchar shot a 64 to finish at 11-under 273, one stroke ahead of Luke Donald.
Kuchar punched the air to celebrate, grabbed his cap and swung it around to the cheers of the crowd. It was Kuchar's seventh career PGA Tour victory. He earned $1.044 million and his first trophy since the Memorial in June.
Donald was at 10-under 274 after his 69. Ben Martin, who turned pro in 2010, shot 67 to finish tied for third at 9-under with John Huh, who shot 68.
Champions Tour: Miguel Angel Jimenez held off Bernhard Langer to win the Greater Gwinnett Championship in Duluth, Ga,, becoming the third player to lead from start to finish in his Champions debut. Jimenez, coming off a fourth-place finish at the Masters, closed with a 67 to finish two strokes ahead of Langer.
European Tour: Lee Westwood ended a two-year winless drought with a seven-shot victory at the Malaysian Open. Westwood shot a 4-under par 68 to complete an 18-under 270 at the Kuala Lumpur Country Club course for his 36th career victory.


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My DIY At-Home Manicure Technique That Totally Looks Like I Went to the Salon
Salon quality nails without the salon quality small talk!
Adornment, accessories—just give all of your accoutrements to me. I am so infatuated with putting baubles, tattoos, makeup, neckties, hair accessories, just about anything imaginable on my bod. It's in my blood at this point and feels like a part of my identity.
One of my many peruses through Instagram had me yelling and jumping on furniture like Tom Cruise making a round of Blue Hawaii when I saw IG-famous nail artist Nina Park rocking these GLORIOUS yellow gold shield-like items.
The flyness was too real, and I needed to try them!
These nail shields, or crowns as their creator Alleycat Jewelry owner Carley Stadelmann calls them, were developed to help protect nails from breaking, and they look damned good doing it! Carley was kind enough to send me the Regal collection that I have been peeing my pants over, and I was checking my mailbox with a fury not seen since waiting for my college acceptance letter. These nail crowns are to die and go to heaven for!
Individually, the charms run about $5 to $15, and the sets are also very reasonable. The Regal set I got to try has two regular-sized crowns, one miniature, one extra-long, and two baby accents; she was kind enough to also include two of the pot leaves because how could I not rep those?
xoDani: What inspired your designs? Specifically, what made you want to put such gorgeous pieces on nails over, say, rings or earrings?
Carley: I have a strong need to create. I love working with my hands, especially with intricate, detailed materials. The nail jewelry started when a friend of mine had broken her nail. Nobody wants to wear a finger splint or bandaid, and we can't always make it to our nail tech, so as an experiment, we glued on a metal strip to keep it in place. It held the nail in place and looked way better than a splint. From then on, I was hooked on making that metal strip look amazing.
xoDani: Who are your favorite Instagram nail mavens that we should be following?
Carley: My girl B @classyclaws, Eva @Nailsup, and Nina @ninanailedit. All three of these IGs are absolutely amazing! They are all so talented, and I have great respect for all of them. Technical skill is great, but more than that, I really value and respect someone who is brave enough to be themselves, to be original.
xoDani:What is your favorite way to style the 420 jewels? Is that a product of living in British Columbia?
Carley: Lol. The 420 jewels just happened one night after I brushed the tips of my nails in the "green" and took a picture while wearing one. That was my favourite way to wear them—more of a concept than practical. People started asking me to make more.
xoDani: Who would you love to see rock your designs?
Carley: I would LOVE to have close up photos of my work on Jada Pinkett Smith and Rihanna. I've seen photos of them wearing my jewelry from afar, but would love to see them up close. Those two just happened, but coincidentally, they're two of the people I would name!
xoDani: What is your dream collaboration?
Carley: I would love to collaborate with someone who does concept nails for events. Fashion shows, other special events.
xoDani: Have you ever thought about making regular jewelry in your style?
Carley: Yes! I have joined forces with a friend and am in the process of designing some new pieces. Hoping to launch that soon.
How to Apply Them
To wear these babies, simply set in nail glue, top coat, or UV gel if that's your bag, and you will get different levels of wear from a few days to a few weeks!
Though I liked the crowns as extensions for two broken nails, I much prefer the extra-long and mini crowns on my non-dominant and most decorated hand, leaving off with my old friend the seven-point hemp leaf on my "eff you" finger.
The extra-long crown is about ¼-inch longer than my longest nail, and truly has been acting as a shield; the nail feels stronger, secure, and less fragile from day to day clumsiness. They are gold-plated, reusable, and easy to clean and apply.
I think I will be wearing these beautiful babies for some time to come. They add an even more audacious and bright metallic flare to my swag, taking it to the next level.
The added bonus of reinforcement for your nails is something I appreciate greatly. I usually have super-long natural nails these days, and many of you can relate, when one (or THREE) breaks it's hard to wait it out until they are even again. With nail crowns, you can outright mask it with an extra-long one or use an inverted medium crown to extend the length. Genius!


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In 1899 and 1900, Secretary of State John Hay issued what became known as the Open Door Notes to foreign powers involved in China. Secretary Hay called on those powers to respect the rights of each other, to agree to an open market and equal trading opportunities for merchants of all nationalities, and to respect the territorial and administrative integrity of China.
Through close reading and textual analysis of Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe's 1958 novel about the British colonization of Nigeria, students learn how oral, linguistic, and literary strategies are used to present one's own story and history through literature.


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In this 1996 interview, Merle imitates other singers like Johnny Cash and George Jones.
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David Gordon Green talks to Sheila Johnston about John Boorman's Deliverance (1972)
Whether he's observing small-town black kids in George Washington, the pangs of failed love in All the Real Girls, or a hog-farming family in Undertow, David Gordon Green's cinema is passionately rooted in the American South.
"The South is where I live and it's what I love," he says. "And it's fun to expose a part of America that most people don't get to see. I like to use a lot of locals - it's a way of having a good time in the community. And usually I've found great hospitality: people let us shoot in their yards and bring us cookies. It's not always easy and sometimes you get guys with shotguns chasing you off their land. But it's always an adventure."
There is certainly adventure in John Boorman's Deliverance, in which four city-slickers from Atlanta go down Georgia's Cahulawassee river on a weekend canoeing trip. Confident, indeed smug, in their ability to take on the wilderness, they quickly run foul of the treacherous terrain. As for the locals - well, they don't come bearing cookies and home-made lemonade.
Lee Marvin and Marlon Brando were originally mooted for two key roles, but eventually Boorman decided on a younger cast, and their characters were played by Jon Voight and Burt Reynolds respectively. "Marvin and Brando would have given the movie a higher profile, but Boorman was really smart not to go that way," Green says.
"Instead, we've got our Everyman figure with Voight, who was coming off Midnight Cowboy, and the all-American former football player Burt Reynolds, who was every man's macho dream. Boorman uses his actors to take the audience's expectations and turn them on their head.
"I first saw Deliverance when I was 10 and I've watched it many times since, more than any other movie. It's fascinating to me to observe the male ego and male anxieties at work: the way they position themselves with women and with each other. This film captures that whole realm, from talking about wet dreams around the campfire and thinking they're badass guys to being raped by Bill McKinney," Green says, referring to the memorable scenes in which a backwoods hick forces one man to crawl on all fours like a pig before proceeding to the dirty deed.
There's a familiar face in Green's latest film, Undertow: McKinney takes a benign role as Jamie Bell's grandfather. "When you first meet Bill, he's intense. He'll bite your head off if you're not careful, but he'll give you a big hug when he's done. He was supposed to play the drill sergeant in Full Metal Jacket but Kubrick got scared of him."
Green admires Boorman's film not for any visual fireworks but for its clean and classical shooting style. "There's a very sure command of atmosphere and tone. The editing is smart, the music is subtle, and the silences tell you everything. My favourite scene is near the end, when the survivors are at a dinner table and one of them says, 'This corn is special.' After the horrors these guys have lived through, he's almost hilariously appreciative of something so simple. That breaks my heart and makes me laugh: it excites all the complex emotions that I love to have when I'm watching a movie."
Still, I wonder what Green makes of Deliverance's less than flattering vision of the South. "It has left its mark, in both good and bad ways," he says. "Arkansas, where I was born, was seen as a peaceful, uneducated, hill-farming society, until the film brought it to the foreground. Now you've got the term 'hillbillies', and a very negative image. You say 'squeal like a pig' and everyone runs for the door."
A tribute - of sorts - to the film's iconic status was paid last year in Without a Paddle, a spoof panned by critics. Green has seen it and, surprisingly, finds it "pretty good, actually. It's a comedy that takes the same premise of men trying to recapture their youth and adds a well-placed fart joke. But we need those kinds of movies too, otherwise we'd have bad dreams every night about Bill McKinney."


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Summer Travel Cups {Keep 'em Busy}/
Traveling cross country with 5 children + tight quarters + long legs= a not so happy Mama in the drivers seat. There really is no way around long travel with a car-load of teen flesh. Frustrations arise, boredom hits and mouths run. What worked when they were Tinys - toys, food and small amounts of electronics- still works for the teens. I made some Travel Cups for the kids before our long trek to North Carolina.
Each of my children had a seat bag that contains a book, writing or game pad, water bottle, gaming device and the Travel Cups. My Hubs also gets audio books; we listen to chapters between bathroom breaks and kids choice time. Throughout the ride, I give a green light for one of the items in their bags. By switching up the activities, snacks and 'scene', the ride becomes bearable for all.
My 14 year-old son's face was priceless when he saw the Travel Cups. These simple family traditions still thrill my teens. So.... I still do it!
Happy Summer, Friends! Let's make it a fun one!!
What are some ways you prepare for long journeys?? [ share in the comments, please]
xox- susan
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The Goldfinch (Hardcover)
""The Goldfinch" is a rarity that comes along perhaps half a dozen times per decade, a smartly written literary novel that connects with the heart as well as the mind....Donna Tartt has delivered an extraordinary work of fiction."--Stephen King, "The New York Times Book Review"
Theo Decker, a 13-year-old New Yorker, miraculously survives an accident that kills his mother. Abandoned by his father, Theo is taken in by the family of a wealthy friend. Bewildered by his strange new home on Park Avenue, disturbed by schoolmates who don't know how to talk to him, and tormented above all by his longing for his mother, he clings to the one thing that reminds him of her: a small, mysteriously captivating painting that ultimately draws Theo into the underworld of art.
As an adult, Theo moves silkily between the drawing rooms of the rich and the dusty labyrinth of an antiques store where he works. He is alienated and in love--and at the center of a narrowing, ever more dangerous circle.
The Goldfinch is a mesmerizing, stay-up-all-night and tell-all-your-friends triumph, an old-fashioned story of loss and obsession, survival and self-invention, and the ruthless machinations of fate.
About the Author
Donna Tartt is the author of "The Goldfinch," which was awarded the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, as well as the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction. Her novels "The Secret History" and "The Little Friend" have been translated into 30 languages. She was born in Greenwood, Mississippi and is a graduate of Bennington College.
Praise For…
"Dazzling....[A] glorious, Dickensian novel, a novel that pulls together all Ms. Tartt's remarkable storytelling talents into a rapturous, symphonic whole and reminds the reader of the immersive, stay-up-all-night pleasures of reading."--Michiko Kakutani, New York Times
"The Goldfinch is a rarity that comes along perhaps half a dozen times per decade, a smartly written literary novel that connects with the heart as well as the mind....Donna Tartt has delivered an extraordinary work of fiction."--Stephen King, The New York Times Book Review
"The Goldfinch is a book about art in all its forms, and right from the start we remember why we enjoy Donna Tartt so much: the humming plot and elegant prose; the living, breathing characters; the perfectly captured settings....Joy and sorrow exist in the same breath, and by the end The Goldfinch hangs in our stolen heart."--Vanity Fair
"A long-awaited, elegant meditation on love, memory, and the haunting power of art....Eloquent and assured, with memorable characters....A standout-and well-worth the wait."--Kirkus (Starred Review)


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A really short post this week as not much exciting but photos of all the christmas decorations that we have made over april. I also have made one for a friend who is having a birthday this week and one for a member of our staff who is leaving.
mums trial using an opaque green pearl bead.
Honeycomb variation #1
Honeycomb variation #2 I loved this one better but my class ladies prefer the first version.
My trial with traditional red and green.


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House of Commons
Publications on the internet
Index of Amendments
given up to and including
Thursday 7th March 2002
New Amendments handed in are marked thus *
NOTEThe Amendments have been arranged in accordance with the proposed Programme Motion.
NEW CLAUSES RELATING TO PART 1Judgement creditor of commonhold association
Mr William Cash
NC17*To move the following Clause:
'(1) A judgement creditor of a commonhold association may apply to the court for an order enabling him to enforce payment of all or part of his debt against a unit-holder.
(2) In considering whether to make such an order the court shall
Restriction on building
Mr William Cash
NC18*To move the following Clause:
'(1) In this Part "a partial building" means part only of a building, unless that part is divided vertically from the remainder of the building and is not structurally dependent on it.
(2) No person shall erect a partial building on commonhold land.'.
Mr William Cash
85*Page 2, line 21 [Clause 3], at beginning insert 'Subject to subsection (2A)'.
Mr Adrian Sanders
2Page 2, line 22 [Clause 3], leave out 'anyone who'.
Mr Adrian Sanders
3Page 2, line 23 [Clause 3], leave out 'is'.
Mr Adrian Sanders
4Page 2, line 25 [Clause 3], leave out 'is the registered proprietor' and insert 'not fewer than 75 per cent. of the registered proprietors'.
Mr Adrian Sanders
5Page 2, line 27 [Clause 3], after '(c)', insert 'anyone who'.
Mr Michael Wills
10Page 2, line 29 [Clause 3], leave out paragraph (d).
Mr Adrian Sanders
6Page 2, line 29 [Clause 3], after '(d)', insert 'anyone who'.
Mr Adrian Sanders
7Page 2, line 30 [Clause 3], after '(e)', insert 'anyone who'.
Mr William Cash
86*Page 2, line 42 [Clause 3], at end insert
'(2A) Where the conditions set out in section 1 to 10 of the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (right to collective enfranchisement) as herein amended are satisfied in respect of any premises to which those sections apply, regulations made under subsection (2) above shall make provision in respect of such premises dispensing with the consent of the persons:
Mr William Cash
81*Page 92, line 5 [Schedule 2], leave out paragraph 1 and insert
'Partial building (1) An application may not be made under section 2 in relation to land which consists of, or includes, a partial building.'.
Mr Michael Wills
11Page 3, line 31 [Clause 6], leave out from 'be' to end of line 32 and insert 'altered by the Registrar under Schedule 4 to the Land Registration Act 2002 (alteration of register).'.
Mr Michael Wills
12Page 3, line 41 [Clause 6], leave out 'rectification' and insert 'alteration'.
Mr Michael Wills
13Page 4, line 8 [Clause 6], leave out from first 'of' to '(indemnity)' in line 9 and insert 'Schedule 8 to the Land Registration Act 2002'.
Mr William Cash
75*Page 9, line 39 [Clause 19], at end insert
'(6) On the grant of a lease of a commonhold unit, the landlord shall inform the tenant of the effect of section 48( )
Mr Michael Wills
32Page 10, line 4 [Clause 20], leave out 'other than a term of years absolute' and insert 'of a prescribed kind'.
Mr William Cash
76*Page 12, line 41 [Clause 27], at end insert
'(3) On the grant of a lease of common parts, the commonhold association shall inform the tenant of the effect of section 48( )
Mr William Cash
68*Page 96, line 25 [Schedule 3], at end insert
'(3) Sections 364 and 365 of that Act (annual return (company not having a share capital) and time for completion of annual return) shall not apply to a commonhold association.'.
Mr William Cash
87*Page 18, line 3 [Clause 37], at end insert
'(5) Any monies payable by a unit-holder to the commonhold association under:
(6) The existence or potential existence of a commonhold association charge shall not prevent any person who is restricted or prohibited whether by statute or otherwise from lending money save on the security of a first legal charge from lending money on the security of a charge which, but for the existence or potential existence of the commonhold association charge, would have been a first legal charge.'.
Mr William Cash
77*Page 18, line 11 [Clause 38], at end insert
Mr William Cash
78*Page 18, line 13 [Clause 38], at end insert 'but permitting the directors not to allocate any part of a sum added under paragraph (ba) to the unit to which it was previously allocated but unpaid,'.


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Infosys Consulting combines leading technology and business transformation expertise to develop and implement digital supply chain strategies. We help clients harness new technology applications that increase productivity, reduce cost and provide better visibility across the digital business landscape for better decision-making. 2. Service parts management Create value by delivering service faster As competition increases there is a pressing need to deliver better customer service with faster issue resolution time. Infosys Consulting provides an assessment for supply chain optimization to identify opportunities that increase value across all nodes of the supply chain from supplier to the end-customer. Read more Need for automation to reduce cost Organizations are facing increased pressure to reduce inventory while retaining service level agreements. This requires better collaboration across processes along with automation of service parts processes such as planning, forecasting, logistics, and execution. We leverage best-in-class tools such as SAP service parts management for complex supply chain optimization enterprise resource planning (ERP). We also deliver assessments to ensure complete supply chain visibility and accurate parts data, thereby enabling accurate planning, forecasting and early detection of stock-outs. 3. Warranty management Depleting expert pool and system disparity creates errors in processes The rules, processes and account determination for warranty of parts are different across regions, making system maintenance difficult and resulting in errors. 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In keeping with the Met Costume Institute's theme this year, we at Vintanthromodern Vintage put together a little selection of punk looks to honor the great achievements of the subculture. Take a look:
Punk is characterized by an anachronistic mismatch of post-war subcultural styles from the teddy boy to the rude boy, with nod, or middle finger, to symbols of british nationalism including the Union Jack, the Queen and the Scottish Tartan. Chaos at its (anti)aesthetic core, punk also crudely appropriated non clothing items such as trash bags, chains, safety pins, razor blades as means self decoration.
Punk was pioneered in the late 1970s by the great Vivienne Westwood and her then partner Malcolm McLaren, and has since gone on to inspire the work of Rei Kawakubo, Alexander McQueen and Rick Owens. Every top designer has paid homage to punk fashion in some manner, be it the 90s Versace safety pin dress or the ethereal 2011 Maison Martin Margiela plastic bag dresses.
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Why do crimes and accidents earn more news coverage than development and policy issues affecting thousands of people? Filled with revealing interviews with both journalists and city officials, Making Local News is the first comprehensive look at how the economic motives of media owners, professional motives of journalists, and the strategies of media-wise politicians shape the news we see and hear, thereby influencing urban policy. qMaking Local News by Phyllis Kaniss . . . is significant. . . . If we can continue to get smarter about that which journalism leaves out or distorts in its coverage of politics, we may eventually get smarter about politics itself.qaMitchell Stephens, The Philadelphia Inquirer View qA convincing analysis of the factors and forces which color how and why local issues do, or do not, become newsworthy.q aMichael H. Ebner, Journal of Interdisciplinary History qThis work serves as a reminder of the importance of a medium that is often overlooked until economic realities threaten its very existence.q aChoice qKaniss is truly a pioneer in the study of local news.qaSusan Herbst, Contemporary SociologyWestin discusses the example of television reportersa#39; mispronunciation of Houston Street in New York City, which outsiders pronounce like ... For example, media critics in Denver describe the cutthroat competition that gave rise to one local television stationa#39;s attempts to raise its ... in the poor part of townaquot; (Ben Daviss, aquot;Man the Minicams, Rev Up the Choppers, aquot; TV Guide, November 6-12, 1982, 34-38).
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NY Mets 4, Atlanta 2
The Mets snapped an eight-game home losing skid, beating the Braves 4-2 Sunday night on the strength of an Ike Davis 8th inning, RBI single.
LaTroy Hawkins (1-0) got the win, Shaun Marcum struck out 12 and Lucas Duda homered for the Mets, who face the rival Yankees Monday. Dan Uggla hit a two-run homer for the Braves, and Cory Gearrin (1-1) took the loss in relief of Julio Teheran.
Washington 6, Philadalphia 1
Stephen Strasburg struck out 9, and the Nationals had a five-run inning for the first time this season as the Nationals dispatched Cole Hamels and the Phillies 6-1 Sunday night.
The Phillies had three errors in the game, including two in the crucial seventh. The Phillies' lone run came on a Strasburg balk in the eighth.
Chicago White Sox 5, Miami 3
The White Sox beat Alex Sanabia (3-7) and the Miami Marlins 5-3 on Sunday to sweep their series.
Dayan Viciedo and Alex Rios each threw out a runner at the plate, and Adam Dunn homered in support of Dylan Axelrod (3-3) .


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Sparks are an American rock and pop music band formed in Los Angeles in 1970 by brothers Ron Mael (keyboards) and Russell Mael (vocals), initially under the name Halfnelson. Best known for their quirky approach to song writing, Sparks' music is often accompanied by cutting and acerbic lyrics, and an idiosyncratic stage presence, typified in the contrast between Russell's wide-eyed hyperactive frontman antics and Ron's sedentary scowling.
The band's long career has seen them successfully adopt many different musical genres; including glam pop, power pop, electronic dance music and mainstream pop. Despite these many styles, a recognizable "Sparks sound" remains throughout, and they have enjoyed a large cult following since their...


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T-MINUS: "Countdown To Final Crisis" #20
By Justin Eger and Brian K. Eason
"Jimmy Olsen must die!" – Forager
|"Countdown To Final Crisis" #20
T-Minus 20
To start with, we'll pick up where we left off last week, trailing Brother Eye across the high skies throughout the country. As we see from its monologue, Brother Eye has cloaked itself so well that no one is going to see it coming. Not the JLA, not the JSA. Not Superman, even though the satellite passes right by him over Metropolis. No, not even the vaunted skills of the creator himself, Batman, can detect Brother I as the machine sets course of Bludhaven. However, instead of leveling the remains of the city, Brother Eye takes an unexpected turn and uses its OMAC army to capture the city in a giant dome, but for what reason remains unknown.
Even as the city becomes encapsulated, Karate Kid and Una work to open the secret vault they found last issue, the very same vault that ignited Brother Eye in the first place. Their combined efforts, including those of their flight rings, fail to budge the hatch, leaving the Legionnaires to search for other options. It's in the looking that their companion, Buddy Blank's grandson, points out something else entirely: that Una and Karate Kid are in love. Despite their own protestations, the duo seem to silently agree with the kid, though more on that will have to wait.
From Bludhaven, we go to the Bleed, as the Challengers travel through the space/time barrier in search of Ray Palmer. Working with the information gleaned from the Monitor they confronted last issue, the team deciphers that the Monitors have already learned the whereabouts of Ray Palmer. As such, Bob steers the team on a course towards the unknown, planning "something unexpected" to put them back in the game.
Sidestep slightly from the Bleed for a visit to the Quantum universe, where Monarch rules over the battle of the Batmen seen in last week's "Countdown: Arena." After the winner is selected, Monarch takes the survivor to a secret holding cell, letting the Green Lanterns do battle. The results of that epic confrontation can be seen in "Countdown Arena" #2, out this week, as our own journey carries us off to Apokolips.
In the bowels of the fiery planet ruled by Darkseid, a strangely transformed Jimmy Olsen climbs from one of those very same fire pits, armored in green, shell-like flesh. Mr. Miracle's calculations, it seemed, were correct, and Jimmy's powers prevented him from being harmed, all the while putting him in perfect position to find the one person that can help him escape, the one person that brought him to Apokolips in the first place: Forager. Guided by unknown voices, Jimmy finds the bug lady, only to be attacked by her after her revival.
A quick hop out into space nets us a confrontation between Mary Marvel and Eclipso, as Eclipso takes back the black diamond and proceeds to thrash Mary with its power. Unable to retaliate against he much stronger Eclipso, Mary is defeated and left to rot in the far reaches of space, cold and alone, as now she's even betrayed the one person, however evil, who might have been willing to help her.
Finally, let's jump back to Earth and a train ride cross-country with Piper and, well, Trickster's rotting carcass. Using some cobbled parts to make a flute, Piper uses the sounds to slow down the timer ticking away towards his inevitable doom, stalling the detonation of his handcuffs for what he hopes will be long enough to escape. The problems come in when the train is stopped at the Mexican border, and Piper is forced to begin hoofing it through the desert, carrying (and talking to) Trickster's dead body all the while.
To cap it all off, let's learn the Origin of Mr. Mind with Scott Beatty and Joe Bennett.
As we close on "Final Crisis," we start to see more and more stories dovetail out of this series and it is really starting to feel tied into the DC Universe as a whole. In this week's "Green Arrow/Black Canary" #3, we see Granny Goodness reveal more of her plans for the New Amazons/Furies and Paradise Island. On the whole, this series is really good and the art is gorgeous. Judd Winick has a firm grasp on the voice of these characters and has worked nicely on the foundation of the "Green Arrow Family."
"Booster Gold" #5 takes a look at the day that Batgirl was paralyzed, the inevitability of some historic events and the time traveling mastermind who is trying to re-write the DCU. For those who read Geoff Johns' previous work, the identity of the villain is no surprise. But what makes this issue key to our story is the reappearance of Rip Hunter's white board. As you may remember, in "52," Rip Hunter's white board laid out clues of what was to come in pages of that magazine and the future of the DCU. This incarnation is no different. This time we have:
- "The Ghost Detectives have the answers!" A statement that indicates the return of Ralph and Sue Dibny.
- "Now Ray Palmer = Disaster," which is ties into the great disaster that Ray Palmer is key in averting.
- "Who controls the Wildebeest Society?" This sentence may tie into upcoming "Teen Titans" stories as the Wildebeests are most closely associated with that book.
- The phrase "Lightning Saga(s) strike twice??? 3000+8" tells me that a sequel to last year's Lightning Saga will be continued next year, possibly in the pages of "Legion of Super-Heroes" as the year 3008 is indicated. This would be interesting as the Legion of the current magazine is not the same Legion that appeared in the "Justice League" Lightning Saga.
- Look in the pages of Mark Waid and George Perez's "Brave and the Bold" for the answer to "Who will escape the Book of Destiny?"
- I have no idea what is meant by "Steve is Watching."
- "Death of the Supermen," appears to feature the Superman logo worn by Christopher Kent of Earth-15 and points to the events of upcoming issues of "Countdown: Arena."
- The next one is a bit of a puzzler. "No Trophy=Stephanie" had me scratching my for a moment, then I saw an advertisement for Check Dixon's return to "Robin." It is likely that this refers to the return of Spoiler to those pages.
- "Who does Supernova work for?" is a reference to the ongoing mystery in the pages of "Booster Gold" and is answered shortly after the panel with the question appears.
- In what I hope is a reference to Marv Wolfman's recent "Nightwing" run, "The Vigilante knows the traitor – the League does not!" appear on the board
- And finally, if what appears to be a reference to the Kingdom Come Superman (of Earth-22), we see "Gog is dead! The age of Gog is upon us!" So, we may see the foundations of "Kingdom Come" in the pages of the DCU before "Final Crisis" after all.
The Challengers of the Beyond re-visit the Soviet Superman of Earth-30 in "Countdown Presents the Search for Ray Palmer: Red Son" #1. Alan Burnett (of "Batman the Animated Series" fame) turns in a mixed bag with this issue as we travel over some of the same places that "Superman: Red Son" went and add in a few key elements that tie it to the search for the Atom. While we do meet Ray Palmer, it's not the Atom for whom we are searching. One interesting statement does arise from this issue, voiced by the Ray Palmer of Earth-30 when he says (referring to our Ray Palmer): "He's said there was a threat coming that involved the entire cosmos. He said he was gathering a force, and he wanted me to be ready." With that, the heroes that oppose both Monarch and the Monitors have their leader and now we know why to avoid the "Great Disaster" that we must find Ray Palmer.
Finally this week, we have "Countdown: Arena" #2. This is the second issue in the Battle Royale-esque conflict to determine the soldiers for Monarch's army. This issue, we see the three Green Lanterns (Bruce Wayne of Earth-32, Green Lantern Beyond of Earth-12, and Shazam Green Lantern of Earth-5) band together to fight the Monarch, with interesting results. The three Rays (the Nazi Ray from Earth-10, Apollo from Earth-50, and Ray Palmer from Earth-6) slug it out and seeing the Ray Palmer version of Ray in action is worth the price of the comic. A trio of Blue Beetles hit the arena next as the Earth-39 Beetle (named Danny, but appears to being wearing Jamie Reyes's Reach armor), the Earth-26 (misnamed Earth-21) Scarab (who is a colony of insects) and the Earth-33 Beetle (a humanoid Beetle named Ted, who was adopted by the Kord family) have a short, brutal and mildly disturbing bout. We also find out that the Liberty Files Batman survived his bout with the Vampiric Batman – sort of. The art of this issue is tighter and, whether you think the concept is high-art or not, it's a fan's delight to watch this battle of the century.
BE: Art on the issue was hit and miss. I've often felt that way about Art Thibert's inks, so it may be him. Nice layouts though.
JE: Everything seemed to go together pretty well, or at least better than the art on our trip to see the "Red Son" Superman in the supplemental this week. Ouch.
BE: Yeah. I wasn't going to mention it.
JE: Sorry, couldn't help it.
BE: We start off with bragging by Brother Eye, he seems to have a bit of an ego for an artificial life-form. He has some delusions of God-Hood going here.
JE: I actually consider this pretty typical of machines, actually. At least fictional machines. They all seem to think they're better than us, except they forget the fact that we created them. Stupid machines. Yeah, I'm looking at you, work computer!
BE: Don't taunt the PC, it never helps. I was kind of surprised that after the closing of issue #21, with the big display of power, that Brother Eye sort of lays back here.
JE: You're not the only one. I expected a serious attack, rather than this seemingly innocuous dome being built over Bludhaven. And, seriously, even with all the cloaking, who doesn't see that?
BE: The big guns seem to have forgotten about Bludhaven, sadly, even Nightwing. Val and Una sitting in a tree… yeah, where is Bouncing Boy when you need him?
JE: Probably remaining as useless as he was when he was first created? To be honest, I never thought this storyline would cover this particular ground, and I don't know why it's going there this late in the game.
BE: You have now successfully alienated the thronging legion (pun intended) of Bouncing Boy fans. And this all continues to beggar the question: Which future or Earth is this Legion from?
JE: Your guess is far better than mine. Legion continuity breaks my brain, man. That's why I liked the Mark Waid reboot, because it was something I could get a handle on.
BE: With Jim Shooter taking over for a bit and Paul Levitz rumored to follow him, it's a good time to be an old-school Legion fan. Bob informs us that the other Monitors know where Ray Palmer is located and now what? What is "the unexpected?"
JE: A raid on Monitor HQ?
BE: You got it in one. I was thinking the same thing. If all of the Monitors are off looking for Bob and company, the maybe Solomon is alone minding the store.
JE: And ripe for a quick beatdown while the team raids the computer files. A plan worthy of Batman himself.
BE: Then Jason shouldn't do too badly. Jimmy is now officially the mayor of Weird city and he turns green with circuitry and gets the hots for a bug woman. I got nuthin'.
JE: Question: did all this circuitry look like a Mother Box to you? It did to me, which would explain a lot of what has been going on with Jimmy, including the voices in his head.
BE: Again, we're on the same page. I think that a Mother Box would explain, basically, everything. If the Mother Box can communicate beyond the Source Walls, tapping into potentially alternate Jimmy Olsens, then why can't it duplicate the powers of Silver Age Jimmy Olsen to protect him from harm?
JE: Precisely.
BE: For those who missed "Countdown: Arena" #1, we are provided the closing scene of the Battle of the Batmen, with the reveal that Liberty Files Batman survived his bout (as we see in this week's FYI above).
JE: I'm digging most of "Countdown," but "Countdown: Arena" has just been so neat the whole time (all of two weeks, now). Everybody's got such a solid voice, which is surprising because I think it could get derivative very quickly.
BE: It's definitely a guilty pleasure. Poor old Piper is losing his marbles and who could blame him? If I had a dead homophobe chained to me while a bomb ticked down to the end of my life, I'd go a little nutty myself. As a matter of fact, that's my excuse going forward.
JE: I certainly hope I don't have to go find you in the desert in such a situation. Better yet, I just hope I'm not the one you're chained to.
BE: Count on it. If I'm going down, I'm taking you with me.
JE: Gotta catch me, first! Dammit, where are my flying shoes?!
BE: Jeanclipso vs. Mary Marvel goes to round two. Jean kicks Mary around and leaves her alone. We might define this point as rock bottom. Where do we go from here, redemption or damnation?
JE: I was going to argue, but yeah, we're pretty much as bad as we could get right now. I say this brings her closer to damnation, though. After all, if no one cares about her, then she's got nothing to lose.
BE: And that makes her very dangerous. Where's Freddie Freeman when you need him?
JE: See previous answer featuring Bouncing Boy.
BE: Hey! That's the new Captain Marvel you're talking about. Besides, I like the new "Shazam" mini-series.
JE: I guess I shouldn't complain too much. The Big Red Cheese has really developed in the last few years.
BE: The Origin feature is Mr. Mind. I liked this a lot as I was a huge fan of the closing act of "52." I'm amazed at how much Grant Morrison can make me like Mr. Mind.
JE: As much as, or less than, Granny Goodness?
BE: No. I am, as we have established, in love with young Goodness. Granny? She's let herself go to pot.
JE: Yeah, pot-belly! Zing! Yeah, that was pretty sad. I got nothin'.
BE: And we're out!
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We have officially released the new SpamFilter ISP and SpamFilter Enterprise v126.96.36.1998. This release is available for download in the registered user area of our website. A free Evaluation copy is also available for all other users.
As always, this upgrade is free for all users with a current software maintenance.
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Warsaw Caves Conservation Area Trails is a 5.3 kilometer moderately trafficked loop trail located near Douro-Dummer, Ontario, Canada that features a cave and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from April until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
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I enjoyed the scenery on this hike
Great trail easy to get up and down all the trails. Rocks were a bit slippery but had rained which made them slicker.
Fabulous walks li h the river. The caves trail definitely not appropriate for dogs.
Went in early June. Good time to go, was told that later in the summer there are hoards of people, today only saw a few. A lot of crawling on hands and knees in the caves, some tight squeezes. A headlamp would make exploring easier. Nice hike showing off natural features of a waterfall, underground watercourses, kettle formations, and scenic vistas.
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Great hike!
Definitely bring a flashlight and wear shoes with a good grip!!! The caves are amazing and some really tight spaces!! The kettles are anticlimactic but pretty cool, and the look out was beautiful and that one was a great hike.... We didn't go to the falls because we were tired and wanted to get home.... But the falls didn't have water running that day anyway!!!!
The highlight of Warsaw Caves is definitely the caves and there is a short trail leading you to them. In total there are 7 caves and their entrances are clearly marked. The area in and around them is very hilly and rocky - you need to be very careful where you place your steps. Warsaw Caves also has three hiking trails. The "Caves and Scenic Lookout" trail will lead you into a cedar forest - where you can take a short side trail to view some limestone kettles - before heading up to a nice lookout (w/picnic table) over looking the Indian River. From here, the trail darts through mixed forest, a hydro line, and then loops itself back. This trail is 4km in length, and the trail does have a lot of roots and rocks that you need to be mindful of. The Limestone and Plains trail is 7km and mostly flat, but travels through mixed forest and has a few places where you can glance down at the Indian River - there is old fencing put up to prevent people from getting too close to the edge. I found that about half the trail is pockmarked limestone and the other half single wide forest trail w/roots and rocks. There is a lot of poison ivy in the open spots in and around the limestone. The 3rd trail is mostly the same trail as the 7km one - it just loops back about 2.5kms in to take you back to the start. You miss out on the forested part, but still get the views of the river.
There is a fee to access this park. However, one can easily fill the entire day with some hiking, spelunking and then taking a dip at the beach. There are also canoe rentals and overnight camping available. Very busy during summer weekends, and a lot of poison ivy to watch out for.
I love this trail! The Rick formations are beautiful all all the wear is interesting. Wonderful place for caving, however... I hate spiders.
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Who do you trust? More importantly, who do you mistrust?
May 31 is "Quit Facebook Day." Some users are outraged over new privacy policies that made sharing all personal content the default. The company "rolled out a simplified version of its privacy controls today, a single page where users can set who sees what.
Too late. Facebook already damaged its own reputation by mismanaging changes in privacy controls. That harmed reputation will continue to haunt Facebook for years.
The reason: Trust is now the most important service an online company can offer.
The public perception used to be that we "used" online services. But it's slowly dawning on the public that, well, they "use" us, too.
To use Facebook is to hand over the most intimate details of your life -- your personal contact information, your life history, your family and friends, your intimate secrets, in many cases. People are willing to do this only if they trust Facebook to protect that information.
If this is too subtle a point, let me say it in another way. While old-school privacy advocates focus on the details of privacy policy and practice, everyday users are going with their gut. Do I trust these people? It's about perception more than practice.
And they have a point. The truth is that privacy policies and privacy controls don't tell us everything.
Years ago, before money was just digital information, banks not only had to actually protect your money, they had to engage in "trust theater" to earn the confidence of customers. They erected sturdy-looking banks with impressive marble pillars out front. They built banks so that everyone could see the vault door. And the vault had to be something out of Fort Knox. Everybody wore suits and business attire.
Airport security is similar. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) airport security policies and practices have two jobs. The first is to make flying safe. And the second is to make passengers believe that flying is safe.
Online services are now like banks or the TSA. In order to succeed in this new world of cloud-based, social, interactive everything, they have to figure out how to both protect the privacy of users, and also to convince users that they are trustworthy organizations.
Facebook doesn't seem to understand this yet, but Google does.
That's probably why Google was named the most reputable company in the world by "a Reputation Institute survey. Sony, Apple, Nokia, Intel, Microsoft, Panasonic, Philips, IBM, HP and Samsung also made the top 28, but Facebook was nowhere in sight.
Here's an example of the new "trust theater." Google yesterday "unveiled a browser plug-in that blocks its own data collection service.
The plug-in gives users control over whether information about their browsing can be collected by Google Analytics, a tool for web site owners that provides stats on what visitors do on their site -- how long they linger, where they linked from, and so on.
The browser plug-in has no real purpose other than to build trust with users. Google Analytics doesn't collect the private data of individuals. It collects aggregated data on visitation, but that isn't linked to actual, individual people. Google could have simply argued that no private information was being collected. But some users complained, so Google now lets them block data collection. It's pure "trust theater."
It's hard for companies like Google to predict what people are going to object to. For example, Google computers read the content of your Gmail to display advertising related to the topics of your conversations. Some have complained, but ultimately users have accepted this.
But when Google rolled out its Buzz service, which is a cross between Twitter and blogging, it made public users' most commonly e-mailed contacts. People freaked out, and Google fixed it in just a few days.
This highlights another way Google builds trust. They admit error, then fix it. They're passive. When people complain, they don't argue. They make changes.
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The game is on right now on the BTN. Crazy to hear Keith Jackson referring to Michigan's secondary as "probably the best in the country." God, those were the fucking days. Marcus Ray. Weathers, Tommy Hendricks, and some dude named Woodson. Press coverage all around.