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This figure shows the key rotation for one table master key (TMK):
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This is the Bartow Art Guild's 42nd year of celebrating the spring season. This year, the downtown streets will be filled with booths featuring works from 95 artists from around the area and a showing of 125 antique cars.
New this year to the festival is the student sculpture exhibit on the second floor of the Polk County History Center. Students who submit their pieces can win cash prizes for the efforts. The Student Awards Ceremony will take place at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on the steps of the Polk County History Center.
A panel of judges will award artists with a total of $15,000 in various categories, including a $2,250 prize for best in show. The adults award ceremony takes place at 3 p.m. Sunday on the steps of the Polk County History Center.
Also on the history center's second floor is the annual quilt show. The quilts on display this year vary in age from one year to 100 years old.
Guests will also want to stop by the flower show from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Community Southern Bank at Main Street and Broadway. The theme for the thousands of flowers adorning Bartow this year will be "Silver Linings."
For children, the Mosaic Company will once again be sponsoring face paintings, temporary tattoos and tote bag painting this year. The Children's Tent will be open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday at the 100 block of East Davidson.
Entertainment will also be provided on Saturday. Performers include Lee Turner, Tom Mizell and Arial Godwin.
Another event making a return this year is the bike ride. Registration starts at 7 a.m. Saturday, with the race starting an hour later. Participants will receive a goodie bag filled with biking necessities and a free lunch. The marathon run however will not be back this year.
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The large amount of people flooding the downtown streets is predicted to be a huge boost to the local economy.
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Rose Marie C. Swanson, 85, of Cozad, died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2008, at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital.
Services were held on Monday, Feb. 4, at the Berryman Funeral Home Chapel in Cozad with the Rev. Murray Miller of the Seventh-day Adventist Church officiating.
Burial took place at the Gothenburg Cemetery.
Swanson was born on Jan. 20, 1923, at Gothenburg to Godfrey and Lydia (Lindstedt) Maline. She attended school in the Gothenburg area.
In 1946, she was united in marriage to John H. Swanson at Norton, KS. The couple made their home at Gothenburg before moving to Cozad in 1969, where she was employed with the nursing home for many years.
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She was preceded in death by: her husband, John in 2007; two brothers and a sister.
Survivors include: her four sons—Galen (Patti) Swanson and Larry Swanson, all of Cozad, Dan (Michelle) Swanson of Missouri and Jim (Carolyn) Swanson of Omaha; her daughter, Jodie Eckerdt of Loveland, CO; a brother, Stanley (Bernice) Maline of Wallace; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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Auburn entered the 2012 season with 28 alumni on National Football League rosters, the eighth-best total among college football programs.
Devin Aromashodu
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Two catches for 24 yards in Minnesota's 24-13 win over previously unbeaten San Francisco. Aromashodu now has six receptions for 104 yards this season, his fifth in the NFL and second with the Vikings.
Rob Bironas
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Connected on five point after attempts and 3-of-5 field goals, including makes from 31-, 38-, and 26-yards – the eventual game winner as Tennessee dropped Detroit 44-41 in overtime. Bironas is a perfect 6-for-6 on field goals inside 39 yards this season.
Ronnie Brown
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Inactive for San Diego's 27-3 loss to Atlanta on Sunday. Brown has 65 total yards on 18 touches this season. He has played in 94 games in his career with more than 4,900 rushing yards and 49 touchdowns.
Jason Campbell
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Did not play, but served as backup quarterback for Chicago's 23-6 win over the Rams. Campbell is in his sixth NFL season after being selected in the first round by Washington in 2005. He has passed for more than 14,000 yards in his career with 74 touchdowns.
Karlos Dansby
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Recorded eight tackles (seven solo) and one deflection in Miami's 23-20 overtime loss to the Jets. A nine-year veteran, Dansby has 25 tackles in three games this season and more than 700 stops in his career.
Tristan Davis
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Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve on September 3.
King Dunlap
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Missed Philadelphia's 24-6 loss to Arizona on Sunday due to a hamstring injury. Started the season's first two games at left tackle for the Eagles.
Nick Fairley
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Saw time at defensive tackle in Detroit's 44-41 loss to Tennessee in overtime. The 13th overall pick in 2011, Fairley has played in 13 games in two seasons with the Lions.
Mario Fannin
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Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve with a knee injury on August 8.
Tyronne Green
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Started at guard, but San Diego fell to Atlanta 27-3. Green has played in 31 games in his career and started 18.
Quentin Groves
(LB, Arizona Cardinals)
Totaled three tackles and added a sack of Michael Vick as the Cardinals downed Philadelphia 27-6 to improve to 3-0 on the season. Groves is in his first season in Arizona and fifth overall in the NFL. He has totaled 115 tackles in his career with 4.5 sacks and two interceptions.
Ben Grubbs
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Started at guard for the Saints in a 27-24 overtime loss to Kansas City. Grubbs has played in 77 games in his six-year career with 73 starts. He has started in every game he has played since 2008.
Josh Harris
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Served as long snapper in Atlanta's 27-3 win over San Diego as the Falcons improved to 3-0 for the first time since 2004.
Will Herring
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Had two solo tackles in New Orleans' 27-24 loss to Kansas City in overtime. Herring has totaled 126 tackles in his six-year career.
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Was once again inactive for 49ers in 24-13 loss to Minnesota. Jacobs is an eight year NFL veteran and is in his first year with the 49ers after seven seasons with the New York Giants, including two Super Bowl victories.
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Recorded one pass break up in Buffalo's 24-14 win over the Browns. Johnson has four tackles this season and 288 total in his nine-year career.
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Recorded four tackles (three solo) and forced a fumble as the Raiders knocked off Pittsburgh 34-31 in dramatic fashion. Lee has played in all three games this season with two starts. He has recorded nine tackles.
Sen'Derrick Marks
(DT, Tennessee Titans)
Returned from injury in a major way with six stops (four solo) as the Titans defeated Detroit 44-41 in overtime. Marks has played in 38 games in his four-year career with 13 starts.
Brandon Mosley
(OG, New York Giants)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve on August 27 with an ankle injury.
Cam Newton
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Passed for 242 yards on 16-of-30 with three interceptions while also rushing for a one-yard touchdown as the Panthers dropped to 1-2 on the season with a 36-7 loss to the Giants. Newton has started all 19 games in his career after being drafted No. 1 overall by the Panthers in 2011. HE has passed for nearly 5,000 yards in those 19 games with 23 touchdowns.
Ben Obomanu
(WR, Seattle Seahawks)
Had one reception for 18 yards in Seattle's 14-12 win over Green Bay on Monday Night Football. Obomanu has played in 61 games and totaled 81 receptions for 1,159 yards with seven touchdowns.
Jerraud Powers
(DB, Indianapolis Colts)
Had two tackles and a deflection, but the Colts came up short against Jacksonville 22-17. Powers has started all 37 games in his career and registered 187 tackles with five interceptions.
Jay Ratliff
(DT, Dallas Cowboys)
Missed his third game with a high ankle sprain as the Cowboys defeated Tampa Bay 16-10. Ratliff is in his eighth season, all with Dallas. He has started 78 games with 212 tackles and 27.0 sacks.
Carlos Rogers
(DB, San Francisco 49ers)
Had one solo tackle in the 49ers' 24-13 loss at Minnesota. In his eighth season after being drafted No. 9 overall by Washington in 2005, Rogers has seven tackles in 2012. He's started all but three of the 85 games he played in since 2006 and was a 2011 Pro Bowl and All-Pro selection.
Pat Sims
(DT, Cincinnati Bengals)
Currently on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list with an ankle injury. A five-year veteran, Sims has played in 52 games with 23 starts. He is yet to play in 2012.
Takeo Spikes
(LB, San Diego Chargers)
Had a season and game high 13 tackles (11 solo) in San Diego's 27-3 defeat at the hands of the Falcons. Spikes has recorded 1,021 tackles in his 15 seasons in the NFL, the last two with San Diego. He has totaled 19 this season while helping San Diego to a 2-1 record.
Ben Tate
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Helped the Texans improve to 3-0 for the first time in franchise history with 26 yards on eight carries as Houston knocked off Denver 31-25. Tate when over 1,000 yards rushing for his career during Week 2 against Jacksonville. He has 1,048 yards for his career with six touchdowns.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- Tony Snell put New Mexico in front with 2:29 to play Thursday and neither side scored the rest of the way in the Lobos' 55-54 win over No. 8 Cincinnati.
New Mexico handed the Bearcats their first loss of the year, getting a blocked shot by Alex Kirk on a 3-point by Sean Kilpatrick with 4 seconds left to preserve the victory.
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The game was close throughout with Cincinnati holding a four-point lead at halftime and New Mexico taking as much as a six-point advantage in the second period.
Cashmere Wright gave Cincinnati its last lead at 54-53 when he made a 3-pointer with 2:54 to go.
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New Mexico, which improved to 13-1, was led by Kendall Williams with 15 points.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Craft breweries from around the country are teaming up to raise money for military families by selling a beer aged on baseball bats.
The Hops for Heroes project began in 2011 as a collaboration between Center of the Universe Brewing Co. in suburban Richmond and Fremont Brewing Co. in Seattle.
Eleven breweries are participating this year, including ones in Florida, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Arizona, Colorado, California, Texas, Hawaii and South Carolina.
Homefront IPA is brewed with orange peel and aged by soaking with unfinished Louisville Slugger maple bats.
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Two American security officers have been found dead on a ship made famous when it was hijacked by Somali pirates, according to a statement by Seychelles police on Wednesday.
The two Americans — Jeffrey Reynolds and Mark Kennedy, both 44 — were found dead Tuesday in a cabin on the Maersk Alabama, according to the police. The ship was hijacked by pirates in 2009, an event dramatized in the movie "Captain Phillips" starring Tom Hanks.
The two men's bodies were found on Tuesday in their cabin on the ship where it was berthed in Port Victoria in the Indian Ocean island nation of Seychelles.
The police gave no cause of death but said a post mortem has been scheduled.
The U.S. Coast Guard stated from its headquarters in Washington that it is also investigating the deaths.
The two men worked for U.S.-based Trident Security, according to the Seychelles police statement. Former military personnel frequently provide security on board ships sailing through the waters off Somalia to provide security against pirate attacks.
Trident Security was founded by former U.S. Navy SEALs in 2000 and employs former special warfare operators to provide security. Requests to Trident for information about the two men were not immediately answered on Wednesday.
The Maersk Line said the cause of death is under investigation but is "not related to vessel operations or their duties as security personnel."
The Maersk Alabama's home port is in Norfolk, Va., where its parent company Maersk Line, Ltd. is also headquartered. The Maersk Alabama transports food aid to East Africa in support of the U.S. government's "Food for Peace" program, according to the company. Crew members also help support the Bee Hive Children's Home in Mombasa, Kenya.
Several crew members who were aboard the ship when it was hijacked in 2009 are currently suing Maersk Line Ltd. and Mobile, Ala.-based Waterman Steamship Corp. over the attack. The hijacking captured world headlines in 2009 and again when the movie, "Captain Phillips" was released recently. The five-day hijacking standoff ended when Navy SEALs aboard the USS Bainbridge shot and killed three of the pirates who were holding Capt. Richard Phillips in a lifeboat.
Nine crew members in the lawsuit filed in Alabama in 2012 say they suffered physical and emotional injuries after Somali pirates boarded. Some crew members were held at gunpoint with Phillips, and others hid in an engine room.
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— Justin Cox (@justin_coxy)
One of the best things about the offseason is seeing all my favourite players update their social media with photos of their exotic vacations. I love to travel but lack the time and resources to visit the typical hockey player selected destinations. This way, for a few seconds at least, I get a glimpse of what it's like to visit these amazing places.
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91 days until the season begins…!?
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With 100 years of NHL history, and decades of game footage available, the summer is the perfect time to delve into the archives. Whether you want to revisit your favorite games, learn something new, or explore the history of the Avs, there's plenty to choose from.
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As well as being a hockey fan I am also a gamer and, to keep the spirit of hockey alive during the offseason, I like to play hockey video games. There are a couple which I particularly enjoy playing and they both provide different things.
If you're more interested in the numbers and tactics of managing a hockey team then I recommend Franchise Hockey Manager . The hockey games themselves are simulated so you don't play any actual hockey. Instead you play as either just the GM or the GM and Head Coach. You control all the signing, contracts, hiring of staff and (if you choose the Head Coach role as well) coaching of the team. You can either start with a minor league team and work your way up to the NHL or dive straight in and manage your favorite NHL team.
If you prefer to play actual video game hockey then NHL18 is a lot of fun. This version is particularly enjoyable because you have the option to create the 32nd NHL team, complete an expansion draft and design the uniforms and arena for your team. I am pleased to report that the Great Britain Goths are looking set to make the playoffs in their first year.
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Alexander was one of two players considered here. There wasn't a clear-cut guy to make the re-draft pick. What ended up settling the debate was the fact that Alexander is a Pro Bowl-caliber special teams player.
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Walk through one of America's most beautiful regions, hiking the highlights of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine
Hugging the continent's rugged, spectacular north-eastern coast, New England calls to those who want to get close to America's natural wonders. Pack the hiking shoes and a sense of adventure for a walk through sweeping forests and up soaring peaks. From Boston, travel through the 'The Green Mountain State' of Vermont, stocking up on tasty local produce on the way. Walk atop Presidents in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest, then skirt the windy peninsulas and craggy shores of Maine's Mid-Coast to unique Acadia National Park. A New England autumn offers one of the country's most incredible natural sights: the changing colours of the trees sweeps northward, bringing blazing oranges, reds and yellow to create a awe-inspiring fiery landscape. The trails of New England await on this memorable hiking holiday.
Get your boots on for the best way to explore one of America's most beautiful regions. Walk the highlight hikes of New England, with the reward of a comfortable night's sleep at the end of the day
Discover the varied forests and mountains of three states – Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine – in the same time it would take for a through-hike
Taste local cheese, see how maple syrup gets made, and of course you can't visit Vermont without dropping in to Ben & Jerry's factory
Get a taste of the famous Appalachian Trail in the heart of New Hampshire's White Mountains.
After mountain trails, finish the trip with a walk along Boston's historic Freedom Trail. Travel through centuries of American history on a trail that tells the story of the Revolutionary War and introduces you to the US's 'walking city'
The focus of this trip is hiking. We tackle some of the more famous and spectacular hikes in these areas, but you must consider your physical ability for some of them. You'll get more out of the trip if you are fit and able to undertake some challenging hikes. There are always easier options if you don't feel able to do the hikes, but be aware that you will be on your own if doing a different hike to the rest of the group.
Many people like to visit the New England area to see the fall foliage. You need to be aware that the timing of the fall colours can depend on the weather, and it happens at a slightly different time every year. For help planning your trip around this, see http://discovernewengland.org/fall-foliage-maps for historic data and links to forecast maps.
This part of the country can experience extremes of weather. Summer can be very hot and humid on the east coast of the USA, whereas shoulder seasons can be chilly. Wet and windy weather can happen at any time, especially when hiking in mountains. Bring layers regardless of the season.
Traffic in and out of Boston can be busy. Be prepared for delays, especially on the drive back in to Boston at the end of the trip. This will be quite a long travel day, but the rugged New England scenery is a great distraction.
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Why this veterinarian is not on Facebook
Now, this isn't the first recommendation I've received to join Facebook, and I admit there are times that I've come close to setting up an account. But I think the biggest reason I haven't joined is that I don't necessarily want to be connected to the people I work with. I know that as soon as I join they'll find me and ask to be friends and then feelings may get hurt when I say no. Don't get me wrong: I like the people I work with and consider them to be friends. But I just don't think it's a good idea for a veterinarian to be Facebook friends with staff members.
I work at a busy practice—entire days can go by with no time for chitchat or water cooler talk. But I've seen glimpses of feuds and controversies that occurred among staff—and they took place almost entirely on Facebook. Some are work-related and some are personal (we all know where religious and political discussions lead), but I have a problem with these conflicts spilling into the real world—our workplace. Though I'm no one's superior as a veterinarian, there's a certain amount of professionalism that must be maintained among the staff. To maintain that level, I think staying out of the fray of Facebook fallouts and being immune to what's going on in that "other world" is a good way to go.The lost art of communication
My grandmother used to lament about my whole generation and the lost art of writing a handwritten letter. And although I'm barely older than the next generation, I'm terribly concerned about the lack of social interaction that occurs today. People can carry on an entire relationship over a computer, be asked out or dumped without having to say a word, and get jobs or highly regarded professional admittance (are you listening, veterinary schools?) without ever meeting face to face. In time, I'm sure we'll discover the ramifications—if there are any—to these modern changes in communication.
I think Facebook is a great media to keep in touch with friends across a continent—or even an ocean. But do we really need Facebook to keep in touch with someone we see at work every day? If I have something funny to share or want to tell someone what I did last night, I'm going to tell it to her face when I see her. I may not be following my grandmother's advice and keeping the handwritten letter alive, but I'll do my best to defend the art of a face-to-face conversation.
Establishing personal boundaries
I believe I'm open and honest with the staff I work with, but there are certain things about me and my past that I don't think the staff should be aware of. I could foresee an old friend posting about a Mardi Gras party or that trip to Cancun that would be fun to share with those of us who were there, but not with my staff.
To complicate matters, we have loyal clients who are friends with many of the staff through our hospital Facebook account. And I want clients to walk into the hospital feeling confident I can treat pyelonephritis, not that I was able to drink a gallon of milk in one hour and not vomit. If I were on Facebook, I wouldn't use the medium to post what color shoes my daughter picked out that day, but I might feel the need to add a comment about a celebrity's latest DUI arrest or some observation about the latest political hot topic. My musings are for old friends—not current veterinary staff or clients.
Ultimately, I'm still up in the air about whether to jump into social media. The fact is, life's busy and as Betty White summed up, "It sounds like a complete waste of time." But if I eventually feel compelled to join, I think I'll walk into the hospital the next day and tell everyone face to face that I joined. However, I'll also let them know not to attempt to "friend" me due to my policy of not being Facebook friends with staff. But down the road, once we aren't working together, we'll have a good communication tool at our disposal to keep in touch.
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Late double seals Shrimpers victory
Freddy Eastwood and Anthony Grant's second-half goals breathed new life into Southend's promotion ambitions as they beat AFC Wimbledon 2-0.
Paul Sturrock's men, aiming to bounce back from a 2-0 defeat to Bradford on Good Friday, left it late but scored twice in the last quarter of the game to seal an important victory.
With 70 minutes gone Luke Prosser nodded Ryan Hall's short corner back across goal and Eastwood was on hand to nod home his second goal since returning on loan from Coventry.
Eastwood then turned provider in the final minute with a pinpoint cross from the left which Grant met with a stunning long-range volley which flew past Seb Brown and into the back of the net.
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The B.U.D. is a long overdue idea and a great way to ensure that you never have to miss a dive. Clip it off or stow it in a pocket and forget about it. B.U.D. is a universal backup dive computer that uses Dual Algorithm technology allowing you to adust your dive computer's settings to closely match just about any other dive computer on the market making it the perfect backup device. You should never have to use it, but if you do need it, your B.U.D. will be there to save your next dive. This new Dive Computer is a must for every diver to carry because no matter what computers you are using, you will be able to set your B.U.D. to closely match any computers profile using the Oceanic Patented DUAL ALGORITHM.
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The B.U.D was also recently taken out by ScubaGearReports.com(SGR) on fourth of July weekend and put to the test during their Demo Day program. The SGR staff were accompanied by about 40 other divers where they tested out the new BUD on multiple dives all day. SGR reported that "almost every diver who went down with a BUD clipped to a D-ring surfaced saying the DC was easy to read and easy to use. Some used the BUD to compare the NDL calculations of their own dive computers, and many commented on the automatic Safety Stop feature.".
Be sure to check out the whole write up on the Oceanic B.U.D over atScubaGearReports.com.


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As comedian John Fugelsang recalls, all in life was dandy until one fateful day, at age 6, he noticed an odd motif in some photos: "In every family picture ... my mother was wearing a habit."
Last August, he tweeted his parents' unusual love story — with photos — on the first anniversary of his father's death. In a series of blurbs 140 characters or less, he tells it better than I ever could:
Fugelsang, who has hosted America's Funniest Home Videos and consulted for Rosie O'Donnell, among other things, explained more in an interview.
Not only had his mother, Peggy, joined a convent after an abusive childhood, taking the name Sister Damien. But his father, Jack, had become a Franciscan monk after high school. The two met in Brooklyn when Jack — or Brother Boniface — had become ill with tuberculosis.
"From all accounts I heard, he fell madly, desperately, insanely in love with this Southern nurse in a nun's habit that he knew he could never have, and had sworn to God he would never want to have," Fugelsang says.
Brother Boniface did the only thing he could do. He held a secret torch for Sister Damien for some 10 years. During that time, he expressed his love through platonic letters. She had been sent to Malawi to care for people with leprosy. And every week, he would write. He kept her — and all of the sisters — apprised of the latest: of LBJ and MLK and everything else U.S.A.
Then, her father died. When she returned home to take care of her family, Brother Boniface found out and intercepted her — showing up at the hospital where she was working and professing his love. "She was appalled," says Fugelsang.
But eventually, Boniface won her over. They broke their religious vows and made new ones — to each other. As Fugelsang says, it was their first love and second marriage, the first being a marriage to God. They dropped their names and became Jack and Peggy again. They had kids and lived happily married for decades, from what Fugelsang recalls.
"I can honestly say that my father's love only grew as he got older and as they aged," says Fugelsang. "The romance didn't slow down for him at all. He was someone who was completely unable to separate his devotion to God from his devotion to his wife."
Well into his 60s, Jack's heart thumped at full force — emotionally and spiritually. But then, two heart attacks had doctors shaking their heads, saying there was nothing they could do.
"So he just began telling everyone that he wasn't going to die," says Fugelsang, "that he was going to live on because he was too in love. And he held on longer than any of the doctors thought he could."
A risky stem-cell treatment in Thailand afforded him a few more years.
"It was amazing seeing how even in the last days of his life, the love just got deeper and deeper. I have photos of him in his hospital bed looking at her with a kind of naked, calm love that I've seldom seen on a man's face."
Jack died in August 2010.
"You know, we live in a culture where men are not really celebrated for love," says Fugelsang. "And so for me, the most defining personal dynamic in my life has been watching a man madly in love with his wife."
"And now I'm going to be a dad for the first time," he continues. "[And] the fact of the matter is, my kid gets to grow up in this beautiful, complicated world because many years ago, some guy in Brooklyn chose love."
Last year, Fugelsang retold the story in tweets. Today, he's telling the unabridged version in a solo performance, Guilt: A Love Story, currently touring the country.
Last year, the comedian John Fugelsang retold his parents' love story in tweets on the one-year anniversary of his father's death. And with every tweet there was a photo. One of the photo editors of our website just discovered that story and shares it on this Valentine's Day. Here's NPR's Claire O'Neill.
CLAIRE O'NEILL, BYLINE: John Fugelsang grew up Catholic. Today, he's a comedian.
JOHN FUGELSANG: You know how guilt works, right? Do you understand what Catholic guilt is, how Catholic guilt is different? Here's how it works: If you feel bad about something you did, that's guilt. And that can be good. If you feel bad about who you are as a person, that's shame. But if you feel shame because you really think God wants you feeling more guilt, that's Catholic.
O'NEILL: He's written for the "Rosie O'Donnell Show," hosted "America's Funniest Home Videos," goes on political talk shows, but he also has his own solo act to tell the much more personal story of his parents.
From what John could tell, everything seemed normal enough. His parents were in love, especially his father.
FUGELSANG: I guess the clinical term would be that my dad was a real horndog. He was just madly in love. And she tolerated this. You know, I just - I have no memory of my father not grabbing my mother, hugging my mother, kissing my mother, groping my mother, just telling her he loved her constantly. And it drove her up the wall.
O'NEILL: His parents were also very religious. His dad was a school principal, taught Sunday school. His mother was a nurse. But little hints suggested something odd.
FUGELSANG: You know, it was very strange. My mother wound up going to work as a head nurse at a convent. And there were always nuns in my house - like I can't remember a time when there weren't nuns around, just socially.
O'NEILL: Then one day, John makes a huge discovery. He's six years old. He's hanging out with his grandmother.
FUGELSANG: She was showing me pictures, and I began noticing in every family picture from the 1960s, my mother was wearing a habit.
O'NEILL: And it gets weirder. John later finds out that his dad had been a Franciscan friar. He'd been living in Brooklyn and got sick with tuberculosis.
FUGELSANG: And he had sworn to never know love. But from all accounts I heard, he fell madly, desperately, insanely in love with this Southern nurse in a nun's habit that he knew he could never have and had sworn to God he would never want to have.
O'NEILL: So they became friends, writing letters for 10 years. She'd been in Malawi caring for people with leprosy. When her father died, she went home to take care of her family. Jack caught wind of this and did something totally crazy.
FUGELSANG: He found the hospital where she was working an overnight shift and talked with her until the sun came up, and then told her he was in love with her and always had been. And she threw him out of the hospital.
O'NEILL: But Jack eventually won Peggy's heart. They broke their vows and made new ones to each other.
FUGELSANG: I can honestly say that my father's love only grew as he got older and as they aged. It was just uncanny to see how the romance didn't slow down for him at all. He was someone who was completely unable to separate his devotion to God and his devotion to his wife.
O'NEILL: They were married for decades, and Jack's heart was at full steam emotionally and spiritually. But then he suffered a heart attack, and doctors told him there was nothing they could do. When Jack saw a late-night TV spot for a stem cell treatment in Thailand, he hopped a plane. They sent his blood to Israel, where they harvested his own stem cells.
FUGELSANG: And the Thai doctors put these stem cells on his heart in the hopes they would create new arteries. So my Catholic dad put his faith in the Buddhists and the Jews. And he went to Thailand in a wheelchair and, you know, pretty soon, he was taking my mother on their very first cruise. So he just began telling everyone he wasn't going to die. He was going to live on because he was too in love. And he held on longer than any of the doctors thought he could. And it was amazing seeing how, in the last days of his life, the love just got deeper and deeper. I have photos of him in his hospital bed looking at her with a kind of naked, calm love that I've seldom seen on a man's face.
And my mother has had a tough time since then. I think that she realized that her love was every bit as deep as his. And she used to complain to me about how she would say, you know, oh, he won't stop telling me he loves me. I'm so sick of it. I don't know what to say. He just says I love you all day long. It drives me crazy. And then she said to me last month: I would give anything to hear him say it again.
And now, you know, I'm going to be a dad for the first time, which is rather appalling. But the fact of the matter is, my kid gets to grow up in this beautiful, complicated world because many years ago, some guy in Brooklyn chose love.
O'NEILL: Happy Valentine's Day. Claire O'Neill, NPR News.
INSKEEP: And you can see this love story, as told in tweets and photos, by going to our website, npr.org.
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Twins Winter Caravan Coming to St. Cloud Tuesday
The Twins Winter Caravan comes to St. Cloud Tuesday night at Rivers Edge Convention Center in downtown St. Cloud. Twins relief pitchers Glen Perkins and Brian Duensing will be there along with Assistant Coach Joe Vavra, Assistant General Manager Rob Antony and Kris Atteberry of the Twins Radio Network. Mascot T.C. Bear will be there as well.
The program begins at 6:30 with the doors opening at 5pm. Tickets are $6 for adults and kids 5 and under get in free with a kids ticket. All proceeds of the event go to benefit St. Cloud Area youth baseball and softball.


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Telecommunication Device Distribution Program (TDDP)
- Introduction to the TDDP: American Sign Language | Text Transcript
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- Equipment List with Descriptions
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- Volunteer Centers
- Program Contact Information and Brochure
- Exceptions Instructions and Procedures
- Additional Resources
- We want to hear from you! Tell us how you like this TDDP webpage. Email: email@example.com
Introduction to TDDP
Pennsylvania's Telecommunication Device Distribution Program (TDDP) provides specialized equipment, FREE, to eligible Pennsylvanians who have disabilities which impede them from having independent access to telephone services. People with disabilities includes people who are deaf, hard of hearing, speech impaired, blind or have visual problems, have physical disabilities or intellectual disabilities. Created through PA ACT 34-1995, the TDDP is implemented by Pennsylvania's Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT), a program of the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University, in conjunction with the PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) and the PA Public Utility Commission (PUC).
TDDP Application Forms
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** Applicants Please Note: Item TL-Q90D-TDDP, the Ameriphone Q90 with speaker, has been discontinued and is no longer available. The downloadable equipment lists below will be updated as soon as possible to remove this item.
English Applications and Equipment Selection Lists
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- PDF: English Equipment Selection List and Eligibility Criteria
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Spanish Applications and Equipment Selection Lists
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Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, and Korean Applications
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To apply, download, print and complete the application and equipment selection list. (Or you can contact us and we'll send an application in the mail.) Read the application carefully and fill everything out completely. You must include all of the required paperwork. If information or documents are missing, the application process will be delayed. The required paperwork is listed on the application.
A Certification of a Disability is required, signed by a professional such as doctor, your Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor or an audiologist. You must have a copy of your current phone bill to prove that you have a phone line in your home, a copy of a proof of income to show how much you money you earn, and proof that you live in Pennsylvania. Complete direction about the paperwork is on the application.
The application is accompanied by a list of approved equipment. Review the list and to determine which equipment will meet your needs. If you're unsure about the equipment, contact us to discuss. We can even arrange to show you the equipment, or lend it to you if needed.
Has your income recently changed due to a layoff?
You may now qualify for TDDP.
If you did not meet the TDDP income guidelines before and recently have been laid off from your job, you may meet the current income guidelines based on your unemployment compensation. Consult your unemployment compensation award letter and the new TDDP income guidelines. Please contact TDDP with any questions.
To be eligible, you must:
- Be a Pennsylvania resident with a disability or disabilities that prevent you from making and/or receiving phone calls independently;
- Be six years of age or older;
- Have individual gross income of 200% of the federal poverty level or less (low income);
- Have current telephone service; and
- Have the ability to learn how to use the requested device(s).
If you can answer YES to ALL of the above questions, you may be eligible for free equipment.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) recently published the 2018 poverty guidelines. Beginning February 1, 2018 these guidelines will be used to determine TDDP income eligbility.
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BEIJING, CHINA and CAMBRIDGE, UK – June 26, 2009 – ARM [(LSE: ARM); (Nasdaq: ARMH)] and National Source Coding Center (NSCC), a leader in Chinese GB AVS codec industry, today announced that NSCC has successfully developed the first AVS Standard Definition (SD) decoder optimized for the ARM® Cortex™-A8 processor with NEON™ technology. The AVS (GB/T GB/T200090.2) is the second generation of source coding/decoding standard developed by the AVS Workgroup (Audio and Video Coding Standard Workgroup of China). This technology primarily addresses the problem of coding and compressing audio and video data. Since becoming the national standard in 2006, many Chinese consumer electronics manufacturers have adopted the technology.
The ARM Cortex-A8 processor is the first applications processor based on the ARMv7 architecture with powerful NEON media processing extensions to accelerate media codecs with 128-bit SIMD capability. It is also ARM's first superscalar processor capable of executing multiple instructions simultaneously and features Thumb®-2 technology, which maximizes code density and power efficiency while delivering performance of more than 2.0 DMIPS/MHz.
"The ARM Cortex-A8 processor with ARM NEON™ technology is becoming widely acknowledged as the leading computing platform for multimedia applications," said Dr. Jun Tan, ARM China president. "The launch of this decoder solution on the Cortex-A8 processor is a milestone for the commercialization of the Chinese GB AVS standard. The decoder can be used in various applications such as home audio and video systems, handheld multimedia devices, and in-car media players. Optimizing this AVS decoder for ARM NEON technology found on the popular Cortex-A8 processor helps to enable the wider adoption of this Chinese standard. "
Through close collaboration with ARM, the Cortex-A8 processor-based GB AVS SD decoder developed by NSCC is optimized for NEON technology at the algorithm-level and platform-level so as to decode AVS SD programs running at only 400MHz. The key features of this decoder include:
1. Full support to GB/T200090.2 JiZhunProfile at level4.0 standard;
2. SD decoding with resolution of up to 720x576 at 25fps;
3. Frame/field code stream;
4. YUV420 planar and yuv422 packet output format;
5. Deblocking loop filtering, 1/4 pel MV, multi-slice, and so forth.
As one of the initiators of the AVS standard, NSCC has launched a series of AVS products and solutions supporting SD and HD. The company, based in Beijing, China has since become a leader in the AVS industry with strong R&D capabilities.
About ARM:
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Listening to the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra last week rekindled a recurring wish.
The wish returns whenever live music seeps into my soul. As much as I love listening to well-played music and closing my eyes to be drifted where it will take me, I wish even more to be part of making it.
Powerful performances like the symphony's re-creation of what Modest Mussorgsky must have heard in his head as he created "Pictures at an Exhibition" stir my desire to be on stage with the orchestra.
Unlike many people who love symphonic music, I don't want to snatch the baton from the conductor and wave it rhythmically, pausing at all the right moments to punctuate key passages.
I don't want to be the person in charge. I just want to be a part of a team creating something that sounds so beautiful.
It wouldn't matter much what I played, though, if I could choose an instrument over which I had mastery, it would be the piano.
To be able to play a grand piano the way Christopher O'Riley does and mesh its sound with a symphony would be like sitting on the front porch of heaven.
Maybe we all wish to do something we have never learned. My wife, who plays the piano, shares my symphony dream, but wishes she could play percussion.
When I was younger, my choice of instruments would have been the guitar, but my taste for classical music had not developed as much as my desire to be surrounded by girls.
Even now, my musical desire isn't just piqued by attending a symphony. A good rock concert still summons it to a lesser degree.
I also feel it when friends with instruments and voices that don't scare the pets gather informally and play just for the fun it brings.
I love to sit back at such gatherings listening and soaking in their synergistic joy, but I'd love even more to be able to strum a guitar, run my fingers over ivory or even sing in key.
The closest I've ever come to producing music is to sing a couple of times in a church choir, where I was tactfully asked not to sing too loud. And, of course, there was my one experience with a rock-folk-country band.
In that garage band, I played the tambourine with a few high school friends. They welcomed my participation because I had a car and could pick everybody up for practices and the couple of non-paying gigs we wrangled.
Maybe when I retire I can get Mary to teach me to play something beyond "Chopsticks" on the piano. (I don't really know "Chopsticks" yet. I'm putting on airs.)
In return I could teach her all I know about percussion, if we can find a used tambourine in a pawn shop.
Does anybody know when the Baton Rouge Symphony has auditions?
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The refined art of being just late enough (5 minutes or so) to give the impression that you are a busy, popular person that was held up with other business.
She arrived at the party fashionably late.
by Anna October 08, 2003
Depending on the type/style of the event fashionably late can also range from 5 minutes (to a dinner date or a small gathering) to 45 minutes-1 hour (21st parties please note that there are also varying categories of 21st parties and discretionary judgement must be exercised). This time frame, or 'cushion', allows enough other people to have already arrived so that it is not only the birthday person and their parents in attendance and also conveys the possibility that you have come from a previous engagement (please refer to above definition).
1 hour late to a dinner party is socially unnacceptable and can protray an undesired tone of self importance however an hour late to a keg party is assumed and will be recognised as being fashionably late (again discretion must be employed to ensure that the beer will not be finished prior to your arrival).
by KateO November 15, 2007
Woah! Johnny showed up to the party fashionably late! He is soooo cool!
by OhMyGosh...................... September 19, 2011
When cum/semen seeps out of ur limp penis 5-10 minutes after masturbating
When i was walking around i had a couple fashionably late guests arrive.
by tuffytoenails September 14, 2011
The opposite of cumming too soon (premature ejaculation); when a guy is more than able to satisfy his broad by making his deposit late into the fuck fest
All the girls appreciate that MOCO is always fashionably late!
by MOCO & P-Phat May 28, 2008
Fashionably Late ,is when you show up to a party 5 minutes late with a Super Model stuck on your cock.......
Look! lee just showed up 5 minutes late with a Super Model stuck on his cock...NOW THATS WHAT I CALL Fashionably Late
by deahtub May 31, 2008
"Had Ledger not been Fashionably Late 'The Dark knight' would have bombed."
"Amy Winehouse seems to be determined to be Fashionably Late."
"Stabbed? How fashionably late of him."
"Amy Winehouse seems to be determined to be Fashionably Late."
"Stabbed? How fashionably late of him."
by Summer B August 17, 2008


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First Miley Cyrus expressed her love for Comedy Central's "Workaholics" by tweeting "Workaholics please come back" in July. Now fellow pop star Justin Bieber is giving his endorsement to the cult hit about three hard-partying telemarketers, which will return for Season 4 next year. Bieber posted a photo on Instagram this month of a TV screen featuring an episode of "Workaholics" with the caption "Watching Workaholics."
How does "Workaholics" actor and Evanston native Anders Holm feel about Cyrus and Bieber being fans of the show?
"I love that Miley and Justin watch the show," Holm said by email Friday. "They're definitely buck wild Workaholics. I'd love to three-on-three party-battle them. Me and the dudes versus them and Shaq (I just wanna meet Shaq too)."
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LEXINGTON, Va. – CUA fell behind Washington and Lee 21-0 after one quarter and was unable to recover, falling to the Generals 49-13 on Friday evening. The loss snaps CUA's two-game losing streak and drops the Cardinals to 5-3 overall. Andrew Ouellette caught a team-high six passes for CUA, totaling 107 yards and one score.
Washington and Lee wasted little time in opening up a lead, scoring on its first two possessions to take a 14-0 lead.
CUA then got the ball and looked to get on the board for the first time, but the Cardinals missed a field goal and the Generals answered with an 80-play drive that ended on a three-yard score by Nick Lombardo to up the lead to 21.
The Cardinals scored for the first time with 4:04 to play in the second when Greg Cordivari completed an 11-yard touchdown pass to Mike Pitsenberger to pull CUA to within two scores.
But Washington and Lee countered with a pair of scores before halftime, including an 82-yard kick-off return by Brett Murray to give the Generals a 35-7 lead at intermission.
CUA scored its second touchdown of the evening when Cordivari hooked up with Ouellette on a 33-yard score in the fourth quarter.
The Cardinals got the ball back once more late in the game, but were forced to punt and Washington and Lee kept it on the ground to run out the remaining time.
CUA had trouble stopping the Generals ground attack all game, allowing 439 yards on 75 carries. Lombardo led Washington and Lee with 79 yards with Charlie Westfal adding 75.
Cordivari completed 26 of 44 passes for 254 yards and two scores, and Pitsenberger rushed for 74 yards on only 10 carries.
Conor Stueckler led the CUA defense with 16 tackles, including one for loss, and for Washington and Lee, Rob Look finished with 10 tackles.
CUA heads back home next weekend to host Guilford on Saturday, November 5. It's Senior Day for the Cardinals and the kick-off is scheduled for 1 p.m. from inside Cardinal Stadium.


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RUSHFORD, Minn. (AP) – A southeastern Minnesota man has died after he was accidentally struck by shrapnel during a bachelor-bachelorette party west of Rushford.
Fillmore County Sheriff Daryl Jensen says 47-year-old Jeffrey Taylor of Utica was tending cattle with his two sons on his property when they were invited to the party at a home on the same property.
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The Act of May 26, 1942, ch. 319, 56 Stat. 301, may be cited as the "National Housing Act Amendments of 1942".
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The National Housing Act Amendments of 1942, referred to in text, enacted section 1743 of this title, amended heading of subchapter VI of this chapter [preceding section 1736 of this title], amended sections 1703, 1715c, 1737, 1738, 1739, and 1740 of this title, and enacted provisions set out as a note under section 1743 of this title.
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On the Hammersmith Empire planet of Big Iron, a border system, a band of mercenaries has appeared outside a small military base. Their intent is unknown to the defenders, but it can't be good. On the other side of the wall approach two other shady fellows, unseen by Imperial eyes.
The defenders. They have 12 stormtroopers, 2 light machine gunners, a squad support bot, and a hero.
The mercs. They have less troops than the defenders, but make up for it with a heavy, a sniper, a demoman, a hero, and some regulars.
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Randy Baker, president and chief executive officer, Case IH Agricultural Equipment, will discuss the future of mechanized agriculture on March 11, during the 3rd annual Southwest Ag Summit in Yuma, Ariz.
Baker was appointed president in 2006 and has full responsibility for the Case IH business worldwide. From 2004-2005 Baker served as vice-president of North American marketing where he directed agriculture marketing, parts, and service operations for the company.
The Southwest Ag Summit will be held March 11-12 at the Yuma Civic Center. The Yuma Fresh Vegetable Association and the University of Arizona are organizing the event to share vital information affecting the vegetable industry.
Educational breakout sessions moderated by researchers, educators, and industry professionals will address current and emerging issues including water management, fertilizer workshops, fuel, and renewable resources.
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Youth in Revolt (US - BD RA)
Gabe is inspired to create an alternative persona to review the UFC originals...
Nick Twisp (Michael Cera) lives the basic sixteen-year-old outcast existence. His peers confuse him, his mother (Jean Smart) embarrasses him with a revolving door of inappropriate love interests, his father is unemployed, and he's eternally sexually frustrated. While on 'holiday' with his mother and her latest tryst (Zach Galifianakis) Nick meets Sheeni Saunders (Portia Doubleday), a pretty girl with similar interests. The two teens hit it off, but tragedy strikes when Sheeni reveals she's already in a relationship with a poet named Trent (Jonathan B. Wright). Determined to keep his newfound love Nick creates an alter ego named François Dillinger, who's willing to take any unsavoury action required to win Sheeni over.
Youth in Revolt is a very pleasant little surprise, and an important reminder to not judge a film by its advertising materials. The film's closest cousins are not the expected Judd Apatow or Juno clones, but more edgy and arty independently minded dramedies like Ghost World, American Splendor and Rushmore. Or if we're going old school, Harold and Maude, which gets my vote as the granddaddy of all modern dry and quirky adult comedies. I've discussed my issues with the glut of Wes Anderson clones that came out of Rushmore in too many of my other reviews, so it's interesting that I'm finding so many positive comparisons between Youth in Revolt and Anderson's first three films. I think this is because director Miguel Arteta doesn't pick up on Anderson's now overused obsessive visual elements. Youth in Revolt features a similarly off-centre, and somewhat sociopathic sense of humour to Rushmore. None of the characters are entirely likeable, even if we count Nick and François as different people, but their mean streaks are entirely unforgiveable. I'm sure this tone is an equally important part of C.D. Payne's original novel, but many of the film's biggest laughs come out of rhythm and things left unsaid.
The casting isn't exactly brilliant, but the actors all step up to the task of filling their stereotypes without being overly predictable. Michael Cera has never been a particularly exciting screen talent, and has sat in a pretty comfortable rut since Superbad, but here I finally find myself understanding his phenomenon (and just in time for Scott Pilgrim vs. The World). Cera doesn't play anything miles out of his comfort zone, but he creates a definitively different version of the born loser he's been honing over the years. Nick is pathetic, but he's not a total sap, and his sarcastic tongue is sharp enough the audience isn't left feeling too sorry for him. This is the first time I've seen the guy on film that I didn't want to stuff him in a locker, or adopt him like a puppy. The familiar members of the supporting cast follows Cera's lead, especially Ray Liotta and Galifianakis, who steal entire scenes with simple facial expressions. The people I watched the film with had problems with the dialogue style, and I can understand possibly complaints, but unlike other unnaturally busy dialogue work (like say Diablo Cody's films) I found the rhythms here were easy to assimilate. More importantly the cast has an easy enough time dealing with the more mouth-clogging lines, which are also among the most quotable moments.
I have to admit I wasn't expecting much from this 1080p, 1.78:1 HD transfer, based on memories of consistently soft, low-contrast modern comedies on Blu-ray disc, but once again, I'm pleasantly surprised. Youth in Revolt still follows most of modern comedy's visual rules, mostly in terms of a slightly hyper-active colours. The overall pallet doesn't go out of its way to draw huge attention away from the story or characters, but the film is tinted with a slight gold sheen, and basic hues are more vibrantly realized than what one would consider natural. The transfer sets itself apart with incredibly sharp details, more contrasting elements, and a generally deeper visual field. The slight golden tint makes for a stylized and somewhat unrealistic look, but there are times when textures appear touchable, and wardrobe elements pop with shocking vibrancy. The close-up details, such as the tiny hairs and goose bumps on Doubleday's bare back, are certainly a plus, but it's the wider scope details that really impressed me here. Scenes of characters crossing forest landscapes are especially rich, and the perfect separation of elements found in the busily decorated interior sets stand up against some of the best transfers in my collection. Occasionally the overall grain is a bit inconsistent, and the darkest shots lose a bit of definition to roaming black levels, but I've got very little bad to say about this transfer.
Like most films of its type, Youth in Revolt is not going to rouse too much excitement for its aural treatments, but this unassuming DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track completes a few important jobs. The softly spoken dialogue is presented cleanly, and stands apart from Cera's ongoing narration, which features a wider channel spread, and more bass support. The overall sound effects work is simple and secondary, and these noised rarely overtake the dialogue or seep too far into the background. The effects only stand up to rock the system during the two big car crash scenes. The big blow-up is a surprising little feat of sound editing, and crescendos with a bassy, aggressive bang that would likely make Michael Bay smile. John Swihart's original score and an eclectic collection of pop music favourites feature strongly through the front channels, with solid rear and LFE support.
Extras begin with a commentary track featuring director Miguel Arteta and star Michael Cera. The track is expectedly awkward, but reasonably entertaining and informative, including tales of casting, editing, and generally developing the adaptation. My favourite parts of the track are those that pertain to the original book, and the differences between it and the final film. The commentators work well together, and when the conversation starts to thin out they're good at rebooting each other. Sometimes things default to gleefully loving on the other members of the cast and crew, but there's very little entirely wasted space. A movieIQ mode augments the information.
Next up are nine deleted and extended scenes (10:50, HD). These are mostly trimmed character moments and minor plot points, none of which are missed in the bigger picture. Unfortunately, these scenes include 'Jerry's Heart Attack', which is another of director Ivan Abel's glorious stop-motion sequences. Speaking of animated sequences, the next extra is a selection of five deleted and extended animation sequences (07:10, HD), including a longer version of the opening credits, a mutating phone, which can be found in the deleted scenes, an extended version of the dancing sexual position scene, a longer version of the road trip scene, and extended final credits. Very nice stuff, though not quite as 'extended' as I might have liked. The extras are completed with audition footage from Doubleday, Zach Galifianakis, Erik Knudsen, Jonathan B. Wright, and Adhir Kalyan (all in SD), and a series of trailers for other Sony releases.
Youth in Revolt deserved better than it got upon release, and I'm rooting for its home video success. It's not without its shortcomings, and definitely will not stimulate every viewer's taste, but I can easily picture the film developing a modest and deserved cult following. Even the viewers rightfully sick of Michael Cera's shtick might want to give this one a chance. The disc looks better than the bulk of its type, and the DTS-HD soundtrack features a few satisfying aural treats. The extras are too short and thin, but the audio commentary and deleted/extended scenes don't disappoint.
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Really, when it comes down to it, it's more the content of your reviews that counts. One or two homonym misspellings aren't going to make a huge difference...
Don't worry about it Chris.
It's my fault. I normally proof read things, but I was feeling lazy yesterday and pretty much put everything through as is. Easy to make mistakes when you're writing loads of stuff.
Unfortunately part of writing these reviews to meet deadlines means I get stuck in ruts, especially in the video and audio sections. It's hard to come up with new ways to say 'it looks really good' after 700 reviews. The worst part of these ruts is they lead to bad habits. Clearly my most common brand of typo is switching homonyms. I'll try to keep a better eye on that specific word in the future.
@Hwel - you're not too sensitive. I've also noticed it in the review section a lot... You should throw "palate" in there as well - I've seen that one misused many times as well.
Not dogging the reviewers at all - you guys do a fine job. It's just the little things, sometimes...
Not dogging the reviewers at all - you guys do a fine job. It's just the little things, sometimes...
Thanks for the review. I loved this in theaters! Will be buying.
I enjoy your reviews -- this one placed the movie on my to-buy list as I quite liked the movie at the Berlin Film Festival earlier this year -- but one thing constantly drives me crazy in the "Video" section of your reviews; please take a look at these two Wikipedia entries and tell me if I'm too sensitive (maybe because I'm not a native speaker of English):
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Disc Details
Release Date: 15th June 2010
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English
Subtitles: English SDH
Extras: Director and Star Commentary, Deleted Scenes, Off-The-Chain Deleted and Extended Animated Sequences, Audition Footage
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Miguel Arteta
Cast: Michael Cera, Portia Doubleday, Jean Smart, Mary Kay Place, Justin Long, Fred Willard, Ray Liotta, Steve Buscemi, Zack Galifianakis
Genre: Comedy
Length: 90 minutes
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