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Karma Nelsen, 55 - May 06, 2009
Karma L. Nelsen, 55, of Cozad, died Saturday, May 2, 2009, at the Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, NJ.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 8, at the First United Methodist Church of Cozad with the Rev. Lyle Schoen officiating.
Visitation for memorial book signatures will be held from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. on Thursday, May 7, at the Berryman Funeral Home at Cozad.
Nelsen was born March 29, 1954, at Cozad, to Adolph and Ruth (Kuebler) Fasse.
She graduated from Cozad High School in 1972 and attended Kearney State College.
In December of 1972, she married Roger Neill. To this union, a son was born.
Nelsen, along with Norma Robison, began the CBS Real Estate Agency in Cozad in 1978.
On July 23, 1993, she was united in marriage to Bruce Nelsen at Kearney. The couple made their home in the Cozad area their entire married life and, for the last 12 years, resided at Midway Lake south of Cozad.
In June of 2008, she sold her interests in the CBS Real Estate and formally retired.
Nelsen was a long-time member of the Dawson County Board of Realtors.
She enjoyed watching football, gambling and living on the lake, according to family members. She especially enjoyed time spent with her family and spending time on the family farm south of Cozad where she grew up.
Nelsen also enjoyed preparing large Sunday meals at noon for her family, just as her mother had done, said family members. She also loved to decorate her home for a particular season.
?She was very proud of her son, Josh, who is pursuing a career in real estate, following in the footsteps of his mother and aunt, according to family members.
Nelsen was preceded in death by: her parents, Adolph and Ruth; two aunts and an uncle.
Survivors include: her husband, Bruce Nelsen of Cozad; her son, Josh Neill of Lincoln; step-daughter, Lesley (Nick) Fessler of Lincoln; two step-sons—Freddy (Mandy) Nelsen of Cozad and Tom (Natalie) Nelsen of Holdrege; five sisters—Diann (Jim) Adle of Cozad, Judy Moore of Portland, OR, Ginny (Jim) Hamilton of Lincoln, Janel (Jay) Halligan, also of Cozad, and Karen Fasse of Casper, WY; brother-in-law, Richard (Tina) Nelsen of Cozad; sister-in-law, Liz (Ron) Johnson of Rapid City, SD; four step-grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Memorials are suggested to the Pulmonary Hypertension Association or to the donor's choice in her memory.
Condolences may be shared with family members at berrymanfuneralhome.com.
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A list of the various template messages that can be used to signal a book that needs help is located at Wikibooks:Template messages. If you find a book that needs help, tag it with the appropriate template to alert other users.
We are going to discuss some common cleanup and maintenance tasks here, but we will exclude tasks that are reserved for administrators.
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My 120 mm Macro for my Mamiya AFDII and P65+ had just arrived so I went out back to the wood pile and found this.Bill O'Connor
This is an homage, both to my late shooting partner in crime, Dr. David DeHarport, and to one of his favorites and one of the most beautiful cameras ever made, the twin-lens Rolleiflex.
Eric K, Great work! I looked at your galleries, really cool stuff man!
I'll share this here as well.IQ180, AF, Mamiya 50mm f/4 ShiftISO 35, f/4.0, 4 seconds


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Kitchen Makeover: Katie Wants to Liven Up Her Kitchen!
Name: Katie
Location: Illinois
Rent or own? Own
Katie and her young family recently moved into this house and she's looking for ways to personalize her kitchen and to brighten it up. She's on a limited budget, but perhaps more importantly, with two toddlers and a busy schedule she has limited time! What would you suggest for Katie's kitchen?
What does your kitchen need?
I'm thinking of doing some re-decorating in my kitchen, but I'm stuck. At this point I feel like it's plain boring. That's what I need the most help with — figuring out what to do to make the room more alive and ME. I don't think you can tell from the pictures, but there is a pocket door in the doorway to the left of the stove. That limits what we can hang on the wall over the sink/lower cupboards because the door has to be able to go all the way into the wall.
Kitchen Makeover Recipe
Katie, we love the basic outline of your kitchen! It has real light, and a reasonable amount of space. We also really like your wall color; it's serene yet modern, and we think that it's a great place to start.
Here are a couple of really inspiring kitchens for you.
• Ashley Ann's $500 Light and Lovely Remodel - This is definitely a kitchen to take inspiration from. Ashley Ann lists out a lot of budget resources and good ideas for redoing a kitchen on a budget, and we also really like her paint job on the cabinets.
• Christen Carter's Bright and Serene Chicago Kitchen - The wall color in Christen's tour looks very similar to yours, Katie! We suggest taking some tips and inspiration from her wall prints and colors — it looks like you already have some primary colors in those bright bowls on the countertop.
What about building on that with some bright, funky prints from Etsy, and perhaps some sheer curtains that add some color without blocking out the light?
A few more ideas:
• We definitely like the idea of painting your cabinets white. You could also swap out just a few of the upper doors for glass doors to open up the kitchen and add some interest. Small, easy-to-install halogen lights inside the cupboards would lighten up and open the space too. (See this tour for an example)
• Since you can't hang anything on the wall to the right of the sink, what about some bright, pop-art decals like the ones we recommended for Ivy?
• Do you have enough space in the kitchen for an island? A small rolling butcher block island from IKEA might give you some extra chopping space. The warmth of well-oiled butcher block also just looks nice in a kitchen.
• A final note: We would definitely replace the fan/lamp with something more modern and sleek. A new light fixture can make a huge difference. (And while you're at it, if your ceiling hasn't been painted lately, give it a fresh coat of matte white ceiling paint. It makes all the difference in the world to the feel of a space, since it helps diffuse light in a great way.) Here are a couple lights we like: Globe Pendant, from West Elm, and the Sol Pendant Lamp from CB2.
OK readers, your turn! What would you add to Katie's kitchen to help brighten it up, and make it more personalized?
Related: Kitchen Makeover: Ivy Wants More Color
(Images: Katie; Ashley Ann; Janel Laban)


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Not bitter
RE: Not bitter
(14-10-2012 08:15 AM)Leela Wrote: This thread is not about medicine, it is about bitterness concerning ex religion, it is about having gotten good things out of it. You can disagree on the use of herbs as much as you like, I still see that as one of the good parts. When I got kids, they will learn first hand what stuff out there, in the forests is useful and what isn't, just as I know it most of the time. You see, knowing about nature, and about the use of things in nature is good, not bad.
No one said that knowing about herbs or nature is bad. What is bad is when you think you know what herbs do, without any formal education on said topic. No offense, but I wouldn't trust you unless you had a degree in such a field.
Occasional TTA returner then leaverer.
RE: Not bitter
No offense taken Logica, It is your right to trust or not trust anyone with anything. On the topic of degrees, they are overestimated. So many doctors have no clue of what they are doing, so many teachers have no clue what they are teaching. I don't trust people with a degree more than people without.
RE: Not bitter
Me too. I'm not at all bitter. I was lucky to get out early, though. I have lots of friends in religion, and probably always will. Having my gramps introduce me to "pooh-bahs" at the top of Catholicism, and having an aunt, (nun) who is a college president) allowed me to see very clearly, very early, that ALL people are just people. THAT was my main insight from religion.
Insufferable know-it-all. It is objectively immoral to kill innocent babies. Please stick to the guilty babies.
RE: Not bitter
(14-10-2012 11:09 AM)Leela Wrote: No offense taken Logica, It is your right to trust or not trust anyone with anything. On the topic of degrees, they are overestimated. So many doctors have no clue of what they are doing, so many teachers have no clue what they are teaching. I don't trust people with a degree more than people without.
I do. Give me one good reason why it would be better to assume that their credentials are equal.
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RE: Not bitter
What? This was my personal opinion, not a start for a debate. I met enough teachers and doctors and other people with degrees who had no idea what they were doing IN their studied field. That is good reason enough for me. I have also met enough people who did not study anything and knew a lot of shit very well because they simply read a lot. Believe it or not, reading a lot, teaches you things. I read a lot too and know a lot of things very well without having studied them at a university.
Anyway, as I said, that's a matter of opinion, and if your only reason that someone is trustable is the fact that they went to university, well that is fine, and it's your opinion, and I can accept that.
RE: Not bitter
They don't know anything about their degree based off of what?
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RE: Not bitter
This is my last answer about the degree shit, k?
And again, MY opinion, which you don't have to share. I had doctors misdiagnosing me, I had teachers not being able to answer subject related questions, I had all kinds of people who studied their field, tell me bullshit and not being able to answer related questions. The fact that they sat down for a few years and read a lot of books about it doesn't mean anything. They read it, they know it until the exam is over, and that's it.
I do trust people who have a passion on the subject because normally those are the people who read, who think about it, who try out and learn, who do not stop studying when university is over. And there are enough people out there who never studied a certain field in university, ergo they have no DEGREE, but they do know what they are doing and what they are talking about.
And that is why I (personally - my opinion - which noone has to share) don't trust people with a degree more than anyone else.
Now as this is derailing like crazy I am not going to answer anymore about degrees. If you need to discuss it further either start a new thread or pm me. Not gonna respond on it in this thread anymore.
PS. yes I am annoyed and tired and ill so pardon me being a little rough here.
14-10-2012, 04:34 PM (This post was last modified: 14-10-2012 04:39 PM by Logica Humano.)
RE: Not bitter
(14-10-2012 04:23 PM)Leela Wrote: This is my last answer about the degree shit, k?
Just because it is opinion does not mean it is exempt from falsehood or scrutiny.
Okay? So? Misdiagnoses occur all the time, even with the most seasoned doctors. Some questions require specialization in the subject. A dermatologist may not know something that another does. Now, I am not saying that there aren't stupid people with degrees, but it is more logical to be inclined to trust a person that was actually educated in the subject, rather than a person who Googles every topic they are interested in and then deem themselves worthy to dictate what is healthy and what isn't.
If I were you, I'd trust a person with a medical degree far more than I'd trust the neighborhood vagabond.
P.S: This pertains to your first point in the original post, so I fail to see how this is a derailment.
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RE: Not bitter
Leela, you're on a website full of contrarians who are very picky about all beliefs being based on reason and evidence, and you're... surprised?... That they're nitpicking at aspects of your beliefs that aren't necessarily based on good evidence?
This is a forum about debating. So let's debate. If you abandon a debate for the sole sake of holding onto a belief that you cherish more than truth, then you're no better than a Creationist. A little less batshit fucking loco maybe, but still as dishonest with yourself as they are. Let your beliefs be challenged. Or don't.
E 2 = (mc 2)2 + (pc )2
614C → 714N + e– + ̅νe
2 K(s) + 2 H2O(l) → 2 KOH(aq) + H2 (g) + 196 kJ/mol
It works, bitches.
14-10-2012, 04:52 PM (This post was last modified: 14-10-2012 05:02 PM by Leerob.)
RE: Not bitter
Logica: Well you have not presented any info that would make me change my opinion and I did not claim that anything I said is the ultimate truth.
And my first post was not about medical degrees. My first post was about what I personally found useful and good in my exfaith, things that I will carry forward to my children. It was about not being bitter about it or having left it. See the thread title "Not bitter".
Phaedrus: I know in what kind of forum I am here, been here for long enough. The nitpicking annoys me everywhere and in every thread and from everyone. I am not doing it because it annoys me so much. I am not assuming things based on a post, I am answering to exactly what is in the post because otherwise I would go offtopic. (which i usually do in forum games or so, but not in serious topics, it is disrespectful, so I don't do it, and normally I wish for the opponent to do the same but again I am proven that I can not measure other people by my own standards)
And I am not holding onto whatever BELIEF. If no better or more useful info is presented to me and I don't feel the need to look it up right now, then my opinion will not change. I don't feel the need to look it up right now because I do get where you guys are coming from. I never said I am not taking medicine prescribed by doctors or that every doctor is stupid. I said I don't trust them. And I won't change that until I find one that knows their job properly. And that goes for any profession. So for the time being, and until anyone can proof that it is bad for me I will keep drinking teas instead of taking pills if possible. And I will keep using those herbs and roots I learnt about and can be sure that they won't poison me. And I don't care if anyone else will drink those or trusts me in mixing them. There has yet to be evidence that I am doing the wrong thing. But there is none right now. Until know, all my teas helped. Some helped well, some even better. I worked on the recepies, and if you look up the herbs, you will find out that they do help, that these are researched facts. And the one doctor who I have ever trusted with my medical stuff because he was the only one who was good at his job, this one doctor actually did exactly this. I told him what kind of tea I wanna make to help, and he agreed or disagreed.
But whatever.
Offline for now, it's night and I am tired.
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I am not going to cover all the basic of visual basic, since there is a lot of tutorials you can find here on Antionline. To complete creating the web page with visual basic you are going to need Internet Explorer4.0 or later a vb compiler and since you are reading it , I assume you have access to computer. So lets cut the crap and go for the meat.
You can create two type of Internet apps with vb
1) IIS apps
2)DHTML apps(Dynamic Hypertext Markup Lang.)
All the processing for an IIS apps happens on the web server and DHTML applications processing happens on the browser computer. In this tut I am going to use DHTML to create a web page.
1) Start VB. When New Project dialog box appears, scroll the New tab's list box, then click DHTML. Cllick open button. Now visual basic will open a new DHTML project. If it doesn't work go to File then click New Project to open the New Project dialog box and then click DHTML.
2) Right click modDHTML in the Project window, then click Remove modDHTML.
Now you can give the DHTML project what ever name you want to give.
3) Change th project's Name property to any name youu can remember like web page or web project anything it is up to you.
4) Click DHTML Page1 in the Project window, and then click the Project window's View Object button. Visual Basic displays the DHTML page designer window for page 1 of the DHTML project. If you want to include more than one web page , you can use the add DHTML page option on the project menu to add another page to the project. Visual Basic will provide a separate page designer window for each page included in the project. The page designer window contains a title bar, toolbars, and two panes: the treeview pane and the detail pane.
Treeview Pane: It displays the list of all of the elements included in the detail pane. You will learn more about Treeview Pane later in this tut.
Detail Pane: It presents a drawing surface on which you can create a new page or edit an existing page.
So now go ahead and make detail pane larger so that you can use more drawing surface. Then we will add some text to the detail pane.
5) Maximize the page designer window, then drag the bar that separates the designer window's panes until you think you get enough space for work and then release the mouse button. Now click on detail pane and type anything you want lets say you want to type[ This is a web site to discuss how to secure your computer and for more information click here and so on]. Don't worry if you see information in the treeview pane changes. So that is it you can add what ever you want to show on your web page just simply by typing the text in the page disinger window's detail pane.
Now I am going to discuss how to add an image to your web site.
6) Restore the page designer window then double click the Image tool in the toolbox to place in image control in the detail pane. Maximize the page designer window, then drag and size the image control untill you think it is enough space for your image.
7) Press the Alt to display Visual Basic's main window, then click View, and then click Properties Window, Click Custom in the properties window, then click the ... button in the Settings box to open the image control's Property Pages dialog box. Click the ... button that appears to the right of the Image source text box. The open dialog box appears. Use the Open dialog box to locate the computer.wmf file, which is typically located in the Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\Graphichs\Metafile\Business folder on either the local hard drive or the network drive. Click the Computer.wmf, then click the Open button, and then click the OK button. A picture of a omputer appears in the image control.
Next you can make a phrase Microsoft Web site, into a hyperlink that iwll connect the web page to MIcrosoft's home page. I am using it just as an example you can type anyone web site to connect your page.
8) Select the phrase Microsoft web site, then click the Make Selection into link button on the page designer window's tolbar. The phrase appears as yellow lettering on a black background. You will notice that the phrase is underlined, which indicates that it is a hyperlink.
Now you need to provide the hyperlink with the address of Microsoft's home page.
9) Press Alt to display vb's main window, then click View, and then click Properties Window. Use the Object box in the properties window to select the Hyperlink1 (Disp1HTMLAnchorElement) element. Click (custom), and then click the ... button in te settings box. The hyperlink's Property Pages dialog box appears. Click the Link type list arrow on the General tab. Scroll the list, then click http: . You will notice that this places http:// in the Link text box. Click after the second slash in the Link text box, then type www.microsoft or anyother which you decide to connect with your web page.
10) Click OK to close the Property Pages dialog box. Click after the period in the second sentence to cancel the selection of the hyperlink phrase. Now save the web page and project.
11) Press Alt to display vb's main window, then click File, and then click Save DHTMLPage1 As. When the save file a dialog box appears, type ApCPage in the Filename textg box. This file will be saved as a Designer File with a .Dsr extension. Click the save button.
Now lets go to treeview pane, which shows a hierarchicla listing of the elements included in the detail pane.
1) Drag the bar that separates both designer window pane to the right then click Document in the treeview pane.
2) Click Body
3) Click P
4) Click Hyperlink1 A
5) Click P(<iMG alt='"' border=0 height=238 hspace=0 id). Visual Basic selects the second paragraph, which contains only the image control.
6Click Image1 IMG(). Visual Basic selects only the image control included int eh second paragraph.
After creating the web page, you then instruct vb to create the appropriate html code for you.
To tell vb to create the HTmL code for your web page, then view the HTML code
1) Click the DHTML Page Designer Properties button on the page designer's toolbar. The DHTMLPage1 Properties dialog box appears. Click the Save HTML in an externeal file option buton, then click the Nesw button. The Create HTML file dialog box appears. Notice that the file will be saved as an HTML file.
2) When the save internel HTML dialog box appears, click the Yes button.
3) Click the Launch Editor button on the page designer's toolbalr. Mazimize the editor window.You are going to see HTML code generated by vb in the window.
4) Close the editor window.
All that remains is to view your web page using a browser. You can either run the project while you are in vb, or youcan start IE and use the open option on its file menu to open the .htm file.
To view you web page
1 Save it andExit visual basic.
2 start IE click file then click open. open the file you just save.
3 Click Microsoft web site. now you are going to be on Microsft's home page. Close internet explorer.
You can play around with it and can create any kind of web page or even the whole web site.


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Using Healthcare Social Media Effectively
John Lynn is the Founder of the HealthcareScene.com blog network which currently consists of 10 blogs containing over 8000 articles with John having written over 4000 of the articles himself. These EMR and Healthcare IT related articles have been viewed over 16 million times. John also manages Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today, the leading career Health IT job board and blog. John is co-founder of InfluentialNetworks.com and Physia.com. John is highly involved in social media, and in addition to his blogs can also be found on Twitter: @techguy and @ehrandhit and LinkedIn.
As most of you probably know, Shahid Shah and I recently did a webinar on "how to differentiate your products and services." In case you missed it, we have an archive of the presentation on the Influential Networks website (The webinar auto plays). I think we do a pretty good job talking at a high level about many of the mistakes that we see companies making when they're trying to communicate their message.
Turns out that pretty much everything that we talked about in the webinar could be applied to all of social media. Many people try to make social media too complex. At the end of the day social media is simply a platform to connect and communicate with people.
Once you realize that social media connects people, then you realize why many people call it the social media community. It really is a a community of people and just like in person communities they have social norms and expectations. One of the big messages we shared in the webinar above was that the smartest strategy is to Be a Good Member of the Community.
Much like in real life, those on social media are going to quickly make judgments about your involvement in social media. Are you going to be one who gives before you get or are you going to be someone there just trying to sale something. You can imagine which strategy works best.
The idea of give before you get is a powerful one and not always easy to accomplish. By our very nature we start thinking about what we can get out of a situation. The ironic thing is that if you approach social media with a give before you get mentality, you end up getting much more than you give away. Many think that the idea of give before you get is an altruistic type of mentality when in fact it's really not. It's incredibly selfish.
The difference with give before you get and altruism is that there's no transactional relationship. You're not giving something of value to someone with a fixed requirement that they give something of value in return. Instead you're giving something of value to multiple members of the community over time and over time the community will return the favor. This is a hard concept for many organizations to understand. It's a long term investment in community that doesn't have a direct ROI. Therefore, it makes it difficult for a marketing or PR manager to sell it to their company.
Full Disclosure: The idea of "Give Before You Get" was taken from Brad Feld's awesome book called Startup Communities. I don't think Brad imagined them being applied to online communities, but it's amazing to see how the philosophy is the same offline as it is online.
With some of the healthcare social media strategies laid out, I want to offer some practical suggestions on how to participate in Healthcare Social media.
My number one social media tool (and the only one I pay to use) is HootSuite. It's worth every dollar I pay for it (Although, it has a fully functional Free 30 Day Trial and a limited, but useful free version). Here are some of the top features for me:
Supports Multiple Social Media Accounts – I have multiple Twitter accounts and so I find this extremely useful, but you can also use it to manage Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google+ all from one interface. I also love that it's all web based, so regardless of which computer I'm using the interface is the same for me to be able to monitor and participate in social media.
#Hashtag Tracking – I love the way that you can add a stream to your Hootsuite interface for specific hashtags. For example, I have the #HITsm hashtag stored in my Hootsuite account under my @ehrandhit Twitter page. I'll soon be adding the #HIMSS13 hashtag as we get closer to HIMSS. There are plenty of other ways to track hashtags, but Hootsuite is my favorite. Plus, it makes it easy to reply and/or RT messages using the hashtag.
Mobile – I've used a number of mobile interfaces (mostly for Twitter) and all of them were disappointing to me until I found Hootsuite. This is particularly true when you have multiple accounts. It's really the only social media app I need on my mobile phone.
Scheduled Messages – While most of my tweets are sent when I think of them, there are also times when I don't want a message to go out until a certain moment in time. The ability to schedule tweets to appear in the future is a real benefit to Hootsuite. For example, before HIMSS, I'm planning to schedule some messages about the New Media Meetup I'll be hosting on Tuesday (more details tomorrow). It's much easier to create these messages from my computer before HIMSS than trying to send them out during the business of HIMSS.
Auto Post – I mostly use dlvr.it to automatically send out my blog posts to my social media profiles, but Hootsuite can be used for this as well. I think that dlvr.it does a better job for this, but I do use Hootsuite to auto post to some social media channels that dlvr.it doesn't support.
Social Analytics – I haven't used this piece of Hootsuite as much since I have a lot of other analytics programs that I use. However, if I was a large organization trying to justify my social media spend, I'd be looking into the deep reporting that's possible from Hootsuite.
Collaboration – Hootsuite provides a powerful set of tools for organizations to collaborate on social media. The best way for an organization to do social media is to involve a large portion of the company in the social media efforts. One of the biggest challenges with this approach is knowing who has done what on social media so you don't have an overlap of effort which wastes time and can be embarrassing. Hootsuite's team function is a great way to know who responded to which social media message and if there's a message that still needs a response. Plus, you can do other things like assigning tasks to certain team members. Every organization that has more than one person participating in social media should take a look at these features.
I used Hootsuite's feature set as a way for me to describe some different ways to use social media. Certainly each of the functions above can be found in many other social media tools. I've just found HootSuite to be the best implementation of all these features in one package, but at the end of the day it's just a tool like many others. However, these tools can make your participation in the healthcare social media community much more efficient and effective.


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As you probably have seen, with the development of esp-idf we have changed over to pushing changes to our internal development tree out to the public as soon as possible. This means everyone using esp-idf can get all the latest features and bugfixes using a single 'git pull'. This, however, also means everyone can get all potential new bugs, code-breaking API changes etc via one single 'git pull'.
We understand that for production, there is a requirement for stability. That is why we will periodically have releases. These releases will have a stable API and feature set; we will backport bugfixes to them if we find any.
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Legislature cancels session due to storm
February 26. 2013 7:01PM
CONCORD -- New Hampshire House Speaker Terrie Norelli, D-Portsmouth, has canceled the House session scheduled for today because of the approaching winter storm.
The House was due to meet in session to consider a long list of bills, including some that needed action by Thursday because they involve raising and spending money and must be referred to the Finance or Ways and Means committees.
A spokesman for Norelli said the speaker has communicated with Republican leaders about suspending House rules to allow a delay in referring those measures. A two-thirds vote of the full House is required to waive the deadline.
Business scheduled for today's session will be considered at the next regularly scheduled session Wednesday Mar. 7.
The Senate is in recess for the February school vacation week and was not scheduled to meet today. It will also reconvene next week.


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Kentucky families continue to work hard to make ends meet in an uncertain economy while unemployment remains unacceptably high. That is why one of my top priorities is advancing positive, commonsense economic policies that will help the private sector grow and hire. Congress made progress last week by passing trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea with broad bipartisan support.
Homestead Nursing Center wants to thank all the many volunteers, individuals and businesses who donated their time and prizes for our Fall Festival that was held on Oct. 14.
The Festival's success would not have been possible without them. Just as important we want to thank the community for coming out and supporting our residents through your purchases and participation.
Today I would like to talk about the state Tire Amnesty Program put on by the Kentucky Department of Waste Management.
The program began in the county in 1999 and continued every four years. The program is set up to accept and dispose of most tires, in an effort to eliminate unwanted tires from our streams, roadsides and other locations at no charge to the public. The program will be offered to Henry County residents Oct. 20-22 at the state road barn located on Kentucky-193, north of New Castle.
I confess to being a Facebook fan. While I don't spend a lot time on Facebook, I do find it an interesting place to visit. Recently, a friend posted the following: "If you didn't hear it with your own ears or see it with your own eyes, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth."
As chairman of the Subcommittee on Human Resources, it is my responsibility to periodically review programs under my jurisdiction to ensure they are an effective use of taxpayer dollars.
Representative Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) and I worked together to accomplish that result with legislation that was signed into law last week by President Obama. The Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act (H.R. 2883) reauthorizes and improves two important child welfare programs to continue serving children and families in need without adding to the deficit.
While no one can accurately predict where a traffic accident might take place, information gathered by the Kentucky State Police gives us a pretty good idea of when the odds are certainly more in our favor.
Based on its latest annual report, which was released last week, one of the safest places to be on the highway in 2010 was in a vehicle driven at dawn on a Sunday in March by a woman in her late 60s or early 70s who was making her way between Owensboro and Henderson on the Audubon Parkway.
Last week, President Obama visited the greater Northern Kentucky area to rally support for his bill, the American Jobs Act. The President claims his bill will get Americans back to work in part by funding critical infrastructure needs.
While traveling the Fourth Congressional District during August, it was clear to me that the top priorities of Kentuckians are jobs and economic growth. The need for these issues to be our top priority is reinforced by the latest jobs report that zero net jobs were created in America last month, and the unemployment rate remains unacceptably high at more than 9 percent.
As lawmakers returned to Washington last week, President Obama addressed a special joint session of Congress to outline his plan to get the economy moving again and create jobs.
The members of the Henry County Farmers Market would like to thank all those involved in the success of our recent Customer Appreciation Day. Big thanks to: Smokin' Aces BBQ (visit them on Saturdays in front of the former laundromat in New Castle) for grilling and serving up some fantastic hot dogs; Sarah Sutherland for providing our karaoke entertainment; and James Sanders, balloon artist extraordinaire, for delighting the children with wonderful balloon creations.
"Buy land," Mark Twain once said. "They're not making any more of it."
That investment advice has been taken to heart by the Kentucky State Nature Preserves Commission, which formally celebrated 35 years of service last week.
Since it began, the commission has permanently set aside more than 25,000 irreplaceable acres for future generations. Their 60 nature preserves range from the Blanton Forest near Virginia to Three Ponds along the Mississippi River.
There are only a handful of days in which a whole country collectively remembers what it was doing. Some have been high points in our history, like V-E and V-J Day at the end of World War II and Neil Armstrong's first steps on the moon. And some have been moments we wish had never occurred, like Pearl Harbor, President Kennedy's assassination, and the tragedies of Sept. 11, 2001.
For those old enough to remember that last date, it seems hard to believe that 10 years have slipped by since that cool and clear morning.
My name is Billy Sanders and I am the appointed Henry County Jailer.
A few weeks ago, both the Republican and Democratic Parties announced their nominations for the Nov. 8 election. I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself and declare my intention to run as an independent, write-in candidate. To the citizens of Henry County, I say this: I love my job and I am the best qualified candidate.
On April 20, 1999, the staff of the Evansville Press was plugging away at that day's edition. We were minutes away from sending the pages to the press when we got word: About a dozen students were dead, and many more injured, at a high school in Colorado.
Page production stopped as we gathered around the news editor's television to get a glimpse of the initial reports. The Associated Press had a story in short order, and we were able to get word of the Columbine High School tragedy in that afternoon's edition.
Traveling through Kentucky's Fourth District during the August district work period, I have had the chance to speak with a number of small business owners, local bankers, health care providers and farmers who are very concerned about the impact of new regulations on their businesses. They want to know: what is being done to deal with the unaccountable onslaught of these job-crushing rules?
We want to thank the many individuals, organizations, and churches that have made donations of clothes, food, hygiene, school supplies, etc. in the past few months! We appreciate the churches and individuals so much for all of the time that they volunteered during the Hearts of Grace Clothes Give Away! Without the many hearts and hands of the community, this event would not have taken place! You served over 500 people (adults and children) with clothes!
While the classroom experience for Kentucky students invariably changes from decade to decade, there is still one constant that binds one generation to the next: A field trip to the state capital.
Thousands of children make the trek each year, seeing such common sites as the larger-than-life statue of President Lincoln in the Capitol Rotunda and, just a few miles away, the Old State Capitol's self-supporting staircase, which for more than 180 years has been anchored by a well-placed keystone.
Winston Churchill once famously remarked that we make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
That sense of charity has defined our country from the beginning, and even when times are tough, we don't hesitate to reach out and help.
Summer is nearing an end and children all across Kentucky have or soon will be headed back to school. While many students may groan at the thought of homework, tests, book reports and science projects, most are also excited to see old friends and to get a fresh start on a new year.
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And I am mainly interested in GS, not anything else. If you would like to know more about how I'm implementing please private message me and we can discuss.
In the meantime, what about a roster of gearscores by realm in xml or csv?
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Chris Brown clapped — but didn't stand —when Frank Ocean beat him for the urban contemporary album Grammy.
The standing ovation snub between the pair, who brawled last month over a parking space at a West Hollywood studio, was clearly captured in a screenshot posted on Twitter by the site BuzzFeed.
The image shows Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban, Jennifer Lopez, Adele and several others on their feet while Brown remains seated.
BuzzFeed's photo of Brown's diss was retweeted hundreds of times just a few minutes after it was posted.
Brown did stand after his girlfriend Rihanna performed.
— Derrik J. Lang — Twitter: http://twitter.com/derrikjlang
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Nike continues to push the limits on their Foamposite designs. As we look forward to their upcoming drops, most of which feature some sort of graphic, we can also anticipate another model, also highlighted by a patterned base.
This new version of the Foamposite One is decked out with Nike's notorious "Safari" print, which has been seen on a variety of other silhouettes. Currently rumored to be part of the brand's Fall release schedule, expect the makeup to retail for $250.
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Between our Baltimore and Washington, DC, venues, more than 17,500 animals representing 900 species call the National Aquarium home. There are constant changes, additions, and more going on behind the scenes that our guests may not notice during their visit. We want to share these fun updates with our community so we're bringing them to you in our weekly Animal Update posts!
Check our blog every Friday to find out what's going on… here's what's new this week!
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We have a sea raven in our Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuaries exhibit!
Sea ravens, Hemitripterus americanus, are a species of sculpin, from the Scorpaenidae family. They are bottom-dwelling fishes that feed on small invertebrates, and are found in the northwest Atlantic and north Pacific oceans. They have a wide range of amazing colors including deep red, dark brown, purple and various shades of yellow.
This ambush predator has fleshy protrusions extending from their large head that help disguise it against rocky bottoms. Their prickly skin (covered in small spines) and ragged looking dorsal fin come together to make this one bizarre, yet awesome looking fish.
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A school bus crash in the northeast corner of Iowa sends the driver and six students to the hospital for treatment of injures.
The Allamakee County Sheriff's Office said the crash happened around 7:15 a.m. Friday when the bus slid through an intersection, into a ditch and down an embankment.
The driver told authorities that ice on the road caused the crash.
The sheriff's office said the six students and driver were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital in Waukon, where they were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Details of the surprise Dark Souls II announcement have so far been scarce. We know that it's going to be released on the current generation of consoles, and that its dark, epic fantasy tone will match that of previous Souls games. I've been salivating for more, and thankfully further details surfaced in a new interview with 4gamer today.
Speaking to the Japanese site, From Software's Tomohiro Shibuya and Hidetaka Miyazaki touched on some of the questions that fans have been wondering about most, including the new engine, the direction that the story will take and the layout of Dark Souls II's world.
I wouldn't mind this being a next gen launch game.
I think learning from their PC version last time will allow them to make a much better port to PC this time round, hopefully the engine and graphics will shine in Dark Souls 2
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Matthew Jude Hughes found shot on Pine Tract Road
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A man was found shot to death inside a home in a rural, wooded section of Butler County early Tuesday morning.
State police said the incident shortly before 1:30 a.m. on Pine Tract Road in Center Township appears to be an accident.
The victim was identified by police as Matthew Jude Hughes, 21, of Butler. Police say three other people were there at the time, but not in the same room.
Trooper Dan Kesten says police are still investigating, but they believe Hughes shot himself because he may not have been familiar with the weapon.
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Jim Boylan out after Bucks' late-season collapse
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ST. FRANCIS, Wis. (AP) — A trip to the playoffs wasn't enough to save Jim Boylan's job with the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Bucks announced Wednesday that Boylan won't be offered a new contract. Though Milwaukee made the playoffs for the first time in three years under Boylan, the decision was expected after the Bucks lost 12 of their last 16 games, finishing with their third straight losing season and eighth in nine years.
The Bucks were then swept by the Miami Heat in the opening round, losing all four games by double digits.
"You look at our season, we were kind of on track to be who and what we wanted to be," general manager John Hammond said. "We were in the playoff hunt, in good, solid position to be a playoff team. On March 19, I believe, we were two games over .500. From that point, things went south for us. Hard to pinpoint (why), exactly."
While Hammond said it would be ideal to have a coach in place by the time the Bucks begin putting together their roster, he wouldn't commit to having someone by a specific date. But he said the search has already begun — his phone started ringing immediately after Boylan's departure was announced.
Hammond also promised a broad search, saying it won't be limited to candidates with previous head coaching experience or defensive specialists.
"What we want to do is get it right, than limit ourselves to the kind of person we're going to hire," he said.
But the new coach will have to be able to communicate with his players. Former coach Scott Skiles, who parted ways with the Bucks on Jan. 8, is tough-minded and hard-nosed, and that approach rubbed many of his players the wrong way.
"In this day and age, it seems like you need that coach who can show the player he cares, and then coach the heck out of him after that," Hammond said.
Boylan was a longtime assistant under Skiles, and he stepped in after his old boss left. The Bucks won their first two games under Boylan and eight of his first 11, reaching a season-best five games above .500 on Jan. 29.
But Milwaukee couldn't sustain that success, dropping six of its next seven. Even a trade that brought J.J. Redick to Milwaukee couldn't stabilize the Bucks. After winning six of eight immediately following the trade, Milwaukee would win only six more games the rest of the season.
Boylan finished 22-32 with Milwaukee, including the playoffs.
"It was just funky," guard/forward Mike Dunleavy said earlier this week. "A lot of times, after you make a change, you get off to a hot start. Guys are more engaged for a few weeks and you win some games and go on a nice little streak. And then, after a little bit of time, reality sets in and unless you're going to come and work and get better every day, what we just did was fool's gold. It just didn't stick."
Said Hammond, "I think he tried to communicate with our guys and tried to work with our guys. I think he did the best he could possibly do."
After internal discussions, Hammond said a final decision on Boylan's fate was made Tuesday night. Boylan was informed Wednesday morning.
Hammond said he thinks "very highly" of Boylan, which didn't make his decision any easier. But, in some ways, there was no choice.
"This is a results-driven business," Hammond said. "We did have an ending that we were all concerned with, and it's what we do and we have to win in this business."
The number of free agents on Milwaukee's roster may have been a factor in Boylan's downfall, Hammond said. Dunleavy and Redick are unrestricted free agents, while Brandon Jennings is a restricted free agent, meaning the Bucks can match any offer for him.
Monta Ellis has an $11 million player option that Hammond said he has until June 20 to exercise. While that kind of money would be hard to pass up, Ellis may be tempted if another team offers him a multi-year deal.
"Jim had a difficult time at different points in the season, and some it had to do with the roster. The number of free agents we had, that can be difficult," Hammond said, echoing the sentiment of several players earlier this week.
"I'm not disappointed in the job he did," Hammond added. "I think (a new coach) was a decision we had to make."
Milwaukee isn't the only team looking for a new coach — Detroit and Charlotte fired theirs after the regular season — but Hammond said the Bucks have several things that make them attractive.
"If you talk about the pieces we have, if you talk about our picks, if you talk about the 20-plus million we have in cap room, I think it's intriguing," Hammond said.
Larry Sanders made huge strides in his third season, more than doubling his scoring average (9.8 points) and grabbing more rebounds (672) than he had in his first two years combined. Rookie John Henson showed his potential with a monster game April 10 in Orlando, flirting with a triple-double with 25 rebounds, 17 points and seven blocks.
Ersan Ilyasova averaged a career-best 13.2 points and seven rebounds last season, while Luc Mbah a Moute has emerged as a standout defender.
"This thing surely is not broke right now if you look at some of the young pieces we have," Hammond said. "I think it's intriguing, and I think people are going to look at our roster and see an opportunity."
An opportunity to win, and win now.
"We want to be a team that's competitive each and every year," Hammond said, "a team that's a playoff-contending team."


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Pika Party: Stop by the Rustic Inn for a Pikarita and Support Pika Research
On Thursday, January 20 from 5-8 PM, the Rustic Inn Creekside and Spa in Jackson will generously donate 10% of food and beverage purchases to Teton Science Schools' Pika Research Project.
Together with the Meg & Bert Raynes Wildlife Fund, and a variety of other local partners, the Conservation Research Center is entering its second year of a study investigating connections between pika populations and climate change.
The event will include project materials and posters, experts on hand to answer questions, and a raffle of pika items, featuring a pika photo box by Henry H. Holdsworth and Wild by Nature Gallery; "Green Fire: Stories from the Wild", a new book by local author, Earle Layser; pika prints and notecards from PikaWorks, and more.
So, mark your calendars, spread the word and stop by to enjoy the Rustic Inn's winter menu, including Rock Rabbit House Salad, Haystack Sweet Potato Fries, Talus Tacos Pescado, Coney Cheese Board, and Pikarita Pizza.
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The Walrus Says
The Teen Center will mark the succesful completion of its first year with a One Year Anniversary Celebration with an indoor carnival motif on Saturday, Feb. 28. Families are invited to attend from 3 to 6 p.m. but must clear out and let teens only participate in the evening from 6 to 9 p.m.
Activities will include games, prizes, live music and food.
Since its inception, some 295 teens have visited the center averaging 25 per day. Events included trips to Six Flags, Celtics games, bowling, dancing, skatefests and visits to the beach. There have also been an employment opportunity program, a guest speaker series, dodge ball tournaments, cooking classes and scrap booking sessions.
Center Director Debbie Tungett said a Youth Advisory Council has been reinstated, AMPT (Adolescents Making Programs for Teens), to help plan activities within the community.
Lisa Kerr, director of the Jamestown Community Theatre's upcoming production of "Little Women," said that more than 30 island youngsters and adults turned out for the auditions. Commenting on the play, she said, "the works of Louisa May Alcott, and particularly "Little Women," have always been a favorite of mine. Directing this play gives me an opportunity to resonate with young women today. I also like that it realistically portrays the relationship between sisters. All in all I think it's going to be a terrific production, and I'm so excited to be working with such a talented ensemble."
What a delight to open last week's issue and discover a picture of my little brother with two lovely ladies. Actually, it was Jean Mason's 88th birthday and she entertained everyone with stories of old Jamestown.
Kathy Tiexiera phoned with the correct location for Lyons Market and from Las Cruces, New Mexico, Joe Campo wrote, "Lyons Market was between Pinto's Store and the Narragansett. If Brenda Ratcliff used to be Brenda Novasad, it was a block from her house, right behind Ben and Jane Merritt's house!"
And, from Philadelphis, Penn., Lenore MacLeish e-mailed, "Lyons Market was on the south side of Narragansett Avenue across from Moll's Garage. I think it became a tackle store or maybe something to do with motorcycles after it was Lyons Market. For most of my childhood it was the only grocery store on the island and Mr. Tom Lyons was the butcher."
Sam Pease, Ken Lombardo, Kathy Tiexiera, Elizabeth Mancini and Gaylin Cordes were in with the correct answer to B.J. Whitehouse's poser. The name of the song is "Baba O'Riley" by The Who. Ken added that it's from the 1971 album "Who's Next."
Paula Florentino correctly remembered The Jersey Bounce.
Shirley Hull called to say that the statue of Abraham Lincoln in the window at the Historical Society was given to the society by her brother, Richard Hull. It originally was on display in the Thomas H. Clarke School before coming into Richard's possession.
This from life-long Jamestowner Maxine v.(stet) Clark, "I lived at 156 Narraganstt Ave, which is where Dutch Harbor Boat Yard is now, in my great-grandfather Isaac Bowen Briggs' house. I lived there from 1932 (the year I was born) until we moved to Grinnell Street in 1946.
"The Minnie I remember was our next door neighbor Minnie Woodmansee. She and her husband, Jared, had a small farm. Their barn was located in back of their house with pasture land abutting Avenue B and south of Narragansett Avenue. They had a grocery store in front of the house where they sold milk, eggs, seafood, penny candy and ice cream. When the large tubs of ice cream were almost empty, Jared would let me eat what was left.
"My grandmother, Agnes Gill von Schade, made pies and cakes and sold them in her shop on the ferry wharf called the Dew Drop In."
You have to know it's been kind of a tough winter when on Feb. 7 with things thawing out we finally found our Jan. 7 newspaper where it had been all that time under the snow.
*** Who said, "sock it to me!"
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The Apartment Therapy Office Has a Potluck! A Menu Rundown
As a full-time editor for The Kitchn who also happens to live in New York, I'm able to work out of our parent site Apartment Therapy's main Soho office three days a week. Today, to celebrate the launch of the Small Cool Contest over on Apartment Therapy, the office organized a potluck—the first one we've ever had. How did I decide what to bring? Well, I went to The Kitchn naturally!
I won't lie that as the resident food editor in the office, I was feeling some performance anxiety! I knew I wanted to bring a side grain dish, so after a little searching I decided to make this farro, couscous, and asparagus salad. Of course, as luck would have it, my pearl couscous was a slimy disaster (too much water probably), so I substituted quinoa at the last moment, which worked well. Disaster averted!
So, what does an Apartment Therapy office potluck look like? Here's the menu rundown:
• Farro + Quinoa Salad with Asparagus and Goat Cheese • Pulled Pork • Apple, Pineapple, and Radicchio Slaw • Arugula Salad • Non-Alcoholic Punch (cranberry, pineapple, and ginger ale) and Alcoholic Punch (prosecco, gin, lemon juice, rosemary, sugar) • Truffled Orzo with Asparagus • Cheese Biscuits • Manicotti • Shaved Asparagus Salad • Smoked Salmon Spread with Triscuits • Chocolate and Cherry Cookies • Espresso and coffee
Related: Light and Portable: Best Recipes for an Office Potluck
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February 05. 2013 6:37PM
Innovation center chief to step down in Portsmouth
By GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
PORTSMOUTH - Three years after helping start the New Hampshire Innovation Commercialization Center in collaboration with the University of New Hampshire, Mark Galvin is stepping down as managing director effective Feb. 28.
Galvin said he will continue to support entrepreneurship by taking a more active role with
, a company that was formed by UNH graduates with initial guidance provided by the NH-ICC startup staff.
"As a startup guy, I'm very happy to have been able to bring UNH and the private sector together to get the Innovation Commercialization Center started," Galvin said in a statement.
With more than a dozen companies at the center now, it needs an executive director "that is better suited to the needs of a growing not-for-profit service business," he said.
Galvin, along with a committee of the NH-ICC board of directors, will be interviewing candidates for the top spot at the NH-ICC this month.
The NH-ICC is dedicated to accelerating the development of early stage, high-technology startups from throughout New England, and to the commercialization of UNH intellectual capital opportunities.


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Industry News
Mary Wilson Joins Farouk as VP of Marketing
Farouk Systems announces Mary Wilson's appointment as new Vice President of Marketing. Wilson brings over 20 years of experience in beauty industry education and marketing.
In her new role with Farouk Systems, Wilson is responsible for the development and execution of the overall marketing strategy for each brand and will oversee the marketing, communications, graphic design and CHI rewards departments.
"We welcome Mary's experience and leadership to our team and are proud to have such an inspiring visionary leading our marketing initiatives," said Basim Shami, Chief Executive Officer.
"Our strategy is to have the best executives in the industry working with us to take our company to the next level and Mary is a key addition to reach that goal, we are honored to have her on our team," said Andre Chiavelli, Executive Vice President of Global Corporate Strategy.
"I could not be more excited to join the Farouk team. I have long admired Farouk as a person, entrepreneur and hairdressing leader. To lead the marketing efforts under Basim Shami's vision and Andre Chiavelli's strategic direction is both invigorating and exciting. Expect great things from our young, dynamic and creative team," said Wilson, who will report directly to Shami.


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Crazies, The (US - BD RA)
Gabe had similar problems after drinking unfiltered water in Mexico...
The small town of Ogden Marsh, Iowa, is an ideal slice of Americana. Sheriff David Dutton (Timothy Olyphant) enjoys the low crime rate, and his wife, Dr. Judy Dutton (Radha Mitchell), enjoys the low infectious disease rate. Everything is simple and great, until normally trustworthy citizens begin acting strange, culminating in murderous behaviour. The behaviour begins to spread out of control, and our heroes soon uncover disturbing facts that point towards an extremely contagious disease. Just when things look like they can't get any worse the US Government tears into town and begins rounding up the infected and uninfected citizens into violent containment zones.
I usually add my voice, in a half-assed manner, to the on-going rail against all the horror movie remakes as of late, but George Romero's original The Crazies is a pretty generic thriller that really stands historically as his wind-up for Dawn of the Dead, so I never had any real problem with this particular property being up for the remake treatment. Besides, I was vehemently against the remaking of Dawn, and look how that turned out—pretty good. So what do I know? Unfortunately, the various modern zombie movies (including all those remakes), the Resident Evil series, and especially 28 Days Later and its sequel (which are arguably zombie movies themselves), have all re-covered most of the stuff Romero conjured for his Crazies anyway, so even if it wasn't a remake, this Crazies was going to look a bit tired, no matter what the filmmakers had up their sleeves. Fortunately the murdering psychopath angle is just as prevalent, and the more consistently entertaining element. The film's trailers seems suggest that the infected individuals (the crazies) eventually turn into screaming monsters in zombie make-up, but for the most part these monsters retain quite a bit of personality. It's the unpredictable nature of the infected that creates tension, rather than their occasional animalistic snarls. It's clearly not a film first, but following so many pitiful traditional, Romero-ripping zombie flicks these distinctions sets The Crazies apart.
This Crazies follows the basic set-up of Romero's film with relative devotion. Major plot elements include the viral outbreak and government cover-up angles, the job titles of the main characters, the house fire scene. This new film also properly exploits the 'are they infected or not' angle, and appropriately makes the government folks out to be pretty inefficient. The only element grievously missing from the original film is the government and scientist side of the story. Romero handled this part of his film with hobnailed boots, so there was plenty of room for improvement, and perhaps some major dramatic tension. Interestingly enough, director Breck Eisner states that the original script was set up to mirror Romero's, and that one of the first things he did when coming on the project was change the story focus in an effort to create a more streamlined horror tale. Once the thirty minute set-up is cleared the film moves into a series of horror/action set-pieces, including a handful of genuinely original surprises. By the end of the film the formula grows a little tired, but in all it works pretty well in terms of pure entertainment value. Horror fans should be pleased by the film's general gore and terror, though things never threaten to crest above a solid R-rating, which means The Crazies is, in my opinion, a safe movie to watch with more squeamish friends (save maybe one rather fierce hand injury). Romero's original is mostly tame by modern standards, and far less bloody than this version, but features a really disturbing last act moment where the sexual aspects of the virus gets the better of two of the major characters. The sexual stuff has been entirely removed for this film.
Against my trailer based expectations The Crazies is a pretty clean looking motion picture. There is some fine grain over the print, but I was guessing I would get Dawn of the Dead remake levels of high contrast photography and thick grain. Besides some green tinting, most of the film appears to mostly have been lit with fluorescent sources, with even, natural contrast, and not a lot of hue choices aside from the aforementioned green, yellow, and blue. Even blood red, a consistent enough element, doesn't really pop against the rest of the palette. The relatively unstylized lighting schemes lead to some lost details during the darkest scenes, which aren't helped by continuously fluttering cameras. Even with all the lights off, and the set's brightness cranked to uncomfortable levels I was unable to tell what the hell was going on about a quarter of the time. The film is just generally not all that sharp, and black levels end up suffering, which is a problem for a film that mostly takes place over the period of a few nights. Daylight scenes and well lit interiors look pretty much perfect, on the other hand, but still don't feature a whole lot of impressive detail, in terms of close-ups or wide-shots.
Anchor Bay continues their non-support of DTS-HD Master Audio and Dolby Digital TrueHD, and once again offers up an uncompressed, brand nameless PCM 5.1 track, as well as a compressed Dolby Digital track, which is the sound default. My system, which continues falling out of date, never pumps out PCM tracks as loudly as DTS-HD or TrueHD, so I'm a bit disappointed, but readers with state of the art system will likely find very few reasons to complain. There isn't a lot of ambient noise that isn't part of the musical score, but the important, basic sounds are well centred, clear, and natural. The soundtrack still has its share of big, aggressive moments, including a booming thresher, and sizable shootout, a crazy scraping a pitchfork throughout the channels, a pretty intense car wash attack, and some helicopter and car racing sequences. Dialogue is occasionally muffled as characters run away from military attacks, but the important bits are clear beyond the noise without sounding particularly unnatural. Mark Isham's original score is the dominant aural element throughout the film, and earns its keep throughout with genuinely unsettling dissonance and offbeat drums. The score features a heavy LFE presence, and many effective stereo effects, though not too many discreet rear channel bits.
The special features begin with a solid commentary track from director Breck Eisner. Eisner has a clear plan for this track, fills his time, and divides his thoughts well into pertinent categories. The behind the scenes story Eisner tells moves in a reasonably straight line from pre-production to filming and post-production, but takes breaks and turns when the on-screen footage requires it. Eisner defends his vision well, with a reasonably detached, unpretentious tone, and his discussion of the original film is all good stuff. The director also points out Lynn Lowry's cameo, which I regret to say I missed entirely.
Next up is 'Behind the Scenes with Director Breck Eisner' (10:30, HD), a decent EPK/elongated trailer that features cast and crew interviews, and footage from behind the scenes. There isn't a lot to learn about the production here (especially not if you've already watched the commentary track), as everyone is firmly in advertising mode, and time appears to be of the essence, but there are some valuable glances at the process. 'Paranormal Pandemics' (09:40, HD) briefly covers the reality of such a disease, along with the make-up design, which was initially difficult to separate from zombie make-up. 'The George A. Romero Template' (10:00, HD) is an enjoyable little look at Romero's early career, with interview subjects Uncle Creepy, Ryan Rotten, Breck Eisner, Timothy Olyphant, and Phantasm director Don Coscerelli. There's plenty of footage from the copyright free Night of the Living Dead, but nothing from his other films, unfortunately. Also missing from the featurette—the man himself. 'Make-Up Mastermind: Rob Hall in Action' (11:30, HD) is a quick look at the make-up process, from casting, to sculpting, to appliance production and application. 'Visual Effects in Motion' (03:40, HD) gives us a comparative before and after look at the digital compositing effects of a few key sequences.
The disc also features two episodes of the companion piece motion comic (14:30, 14:30, HD). These fill in the story behind the plane crash, and tell the tales of some of the otherwise mysterious crazy people. The sound design is pretty bad, but the images are pretty cool, and the motion part of the equation is closer to real animation than similar project usually come. Things are completed with a storyboard gallery, a behind the scenes still gallery, a trailer, and trailers for other Anchor Bay Blu-ray releases.
The Crazies is an enjoyable and adequate horror/action movie that does George Romero's flawed original proud without outdoing it. I do feel a little sorry for Timothy Olyphant, who seems to be destined to play put-upon small town sheriffs the rest of his life, but he and the rest of the cast do stand above the material, even when it grows a little stale in the final act. This Blu-ray release doesn't really blow me away in terms of video quality, though the darkness of the original photography probably couldn't have looked any better without looking completely different. The extras aren't fantastic overall, but director Breck Eisner's solo commentary is worth a listen.
* Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Gabriel Powers
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Certainly one of the better remakes in recent years, and probably the best Romero remake (I never was that big a fan of Dawn '04)
After i realize that The Crazies come with spanish subtitles i did'nt think twice i just buy it on blu-ray, im so happy with this Anchorbay release i hope this company continue adding SPANISH subtitles in their blu-ray releases. Thankyou so much!
Great movie, loved it, will buy on Blu ray!
Cliff23 wrote: This movie was ok. The trailer for the most part was more horror than the movie itself.
I concur. Everyone made a big fuss about it, and when I saw it all I could think was it was just "okay"
I concur. Everyone made a big fuss about it, and when I saw it all I could think was it was just "okay"
This movie was ok. The trailer for the most part was more horror than the movie itself.
Yay! "Palette" was used correctly! Thank you...
(I know, that may be a sh*t thing to say, but I really meant it as a compliment and a thank you.)
(I know, that may be a sh*t thing to say, but I really meant it as a compliment and a thank you.)
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Disc Details
Release Date: 29th June 2010
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.40:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: PCM 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Subtitles: English SDH
Extras: Director Commentary, Behind the Scenes, Paranormal Pandemics, The George A. Romero Template, Make-Up Mastermind, The Crazies Motion Comic Episodes 1 and 2, Visual Effects in Motion, Storyboards, Trailers, Digital Copy
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Breck Eisner
Cast: Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell, Joe Anderson, Danielle Panabaker
Length: 101 minutes
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Jing is a free application for Windows or the Mac OS that allows you to "capture" images or video of your desktop. It is a simple tool for creating "screencasts" comparable to SnapzPro.
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October 21. 2013 12:32PM
Nashua man charged after attempt to get gun permit in Hollis
— A Nashua man is charged with a misdemeanor after he tried to get a gun permit in Hollis, where he previously lived, police said.
Robert J. Cook, 50, of Orchard Drive, was arrested Sunday on a charge of unsworn falsification.
Cook's gun permit was revoked in June after he was arrested in a domestic-related incident at 55 Flint Pond Road on charges of criminal threatening and criminal mischief.
Lt. Richard Mello said in September, those charges were conditionally nol-prossed, that is prosecutors dropped them as long as Cook met certain conditions.
After the case was adjudicated, Cook sought to have his Hollis pistol permit reinstated.
Police said in a letter requesting the pistol permit, Cook listed his address as Flint Pond Road in Hollis, when he actually lived in Nashua
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He is free on $1,000 personal recognizance bail pending arraignment Nov. 13 in 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.