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AUD/JPY attacks 83 handle, at fresh monthly lows
The AUD/JPY cross extends its bearish run into a fourth day this Tuesday, with the bears relentless on the back of persistent risk-off market profile.
AUD/JPY tests 83.00
The AUD/JPY pair now drops -1.80% to 83.11, having struck fresh one-month lows at 83.06 last minutes. The Australian dollar remains heavily battered against its Japanese counterpart this session, as lower oil prices combined with RBA's concerns over the recent AUD appreciation continues to dampen the sentiment around the cross.
Moreover, the ongoing strength in the Japanese yen against the greenback amid increased flight to safety as the European stock join the global sell-off, also adds to the downside in the AUD/JPY cross. Attention now shifts towards a slew of US economic releases due later in the NY session.
AUD/JPY Technical Levels
To the upside, the next resistance is located at 84.64/74 (Daily high/ 100-DMA) and above which it could extend gains to at 85.04/14 (5 & 20-DMA). To the downside immediate support might be located 83 (1-month low) below that at 82.59/50 (Mar 3 Low/ psychological levels).
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Dec 14, 2010
Coinciding with a federal judge's ruling invalidating a key element of the health care reform law, an ABC News/Washington Post poll finds support for the landmark legislation at a new low – but division on what to do about it.
The law's never been popular, with support peaking at just 48 percent in November 2009. Today it's slipped to 43 percent, numerically its lowest in ABC/Post polling. (It was about the same, 44 percent, a year ago.) Fifty-two percent are opposed, and that 9-point gap in favor of opposition is its largest on record since the latest debate over health care reform began in earnest in summer 2009.
More also continue to "strongly" oppose the law than to strongly support it, 37 percent to 22 percent.
What to do about it is another question: People who don't support the law fragment on how to proceed, with a plurality in this group, 38 percent, saying they'd rather wait and see before deciding on a direction. Among the rest, 30 percent would repeal parts of the law, while about as many, 29 percent, favor repealing all of it.


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Netherlands news
Netherlands bowler Bukhari retires from four-dayers, ODIs
Sep 6, 2016: Netherlands medium pacer Mudassar Bukhari has announced his retirement from four-day cricket and 50-over cricket
Know Your Associates
Feb 21, 2016: Netherlands may have stiff opposition in their qualifying group, but their tournament record shows that they're no pushovers
UAE v Netherlands, only T20I, Dubai
Bukhari four-for razes UAE for 73
Feb 3, 2016: Right-arm pacer Mudassar Bukhari claimed career-best T20 figures of 4 for 7, as Netherlands routed UAE by 84 runs in Dubai
UAE v Netherlands, World Cricket League, Abu Dhabi
Bukhari six-for demolishes UAE
Jan 27, 2016: A six-for from fast bowler Mudassar Bukhari toppled UAE for 112 and spearheaded Netherlands' seven-wicket victory in their World Cricket League match in Abu Dhabi
Ireland v Netherlands, World T20 Qualifier, 2nd semi-final, Malahide
Bukhari, Borren seal Netherlands' final berth
Jul 25, 2015: A short-pitched barrage from an energised Netherlands bowling attack ran through Ireland's struggling batting unit to dismiss them for 128, to set up a five-wicket win in Malahide
England v Netherlands, World T20, Group 1, Chittagong
Mar 31, 2014: ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day on a another famous occasion for Netherlands as they thrash England
England v Netherlands, World T20, Group 1, Chittagong
Mar 31, 2014: Lord's 2009 was close. Chittagong in 2014 was a thrashing. For the second time in T20, Netherlands humbled England
Afghanistan v Netherlands, Intercontinental Cup, Sharjah, 1st day
Netherlands secure slim lead on bowlers' day
Apr 2, 2012: Day one of the Afghanistan-Netherlands Intercontinental Cup clash in Sharjah belonged to the bowlers. Twenty-one wickets fell and Netherlands, driven by a career-best 6 for 43 from Mudassar Bukhari, secured a four-run first-innings lead
Netherlands v Kenya, Intercontinental Cup, Voorburg
Netherlands down Kenya in close finish
Sep 12, 2011: Netherlands sneaked home by two wickets in a rain-hit encounter against Kenya in Voorburg, to register their first points in the tournament
Kent v Netherlands, CB40, Canterbury
Stevens and Northeast guide Kent home
Aug 14, 2011: An entertaining stand of 132 between Darren Stevens and Sam Northeast helped Kent to a four-wicket victory over the Netherlands in the Clydesdale Bank 40
Netherlands v Yorkshire, Clydesdale Bank 40, Amstelveen
Netherlands scrap past Yorkshire
Jul 31, 2011: Yorkshire's miserable Clydesdale Bank 40 campaign hit a new low in Amstelveen as they suffered an embarrassing four-wicket loss to Holland
Scotland v Netherlands, 2nd ODI, Aberdeen
Coetzer seals clean sweep for Scotland
Jun 29, 2011: An unbeaten 89 from Kyle Coetzer guided Scotland to a five-wicket win and a 2-0 clean sweep of their one-day international series against Netherlands in the second match at Mannofield Park
Scotland v Neth, Intercontinental Cup, 4th day
Haq and Bukhari enliven dour final day
Jun 24, 2011: Scotland's Majid Haq and the Netherlands Mudassar Bukhari recorded career-best figures with bat and ball respectively, as their ICC Intercontinental Cup fixture drifted to stalemate on the final day in Aberdeen
Look out, it's Bukhari v Chawla
Mar 9, 2011: It isn't exactly international cricket's new big rivalry but the Netherlands allrounder and Indian spinner have history, kinda
Gloucestershire v Yorkshire, CB 40, Schiedam
Derbyshire coast past Netherlands
Jul 30, 2010: Derbyshire completed a regulation seven-wicket win over Holland in Group B of the Clydesdale Bank 40 in Schiedam
Netherlands v Zimbabwe XI, List A match, Amstelveen
Netherlands skittle Zimbabweans
Jul 23, 2010: A resurgent Netherlands, fresh from their six-wicket trouncing of a full-strength Bangladesh side in Glasgow three days ago, have handed out similar treatment to the touring Zimbabwe XI
Kenya v Netherlands, 2nd ODI, Nairobi
Netherlands level series with emphatic win
Feb 18, 2010: Netherlands drew level with Kenya after an emphatic win in the second one-day international at the Nairobi Gymkhana
Kenya v Netherlands, World Twenty20 Qualifiers
Netherlands through to Super Fours
Feb 11, 2010: Kenya's fall from Associate powerhouse to also-rans continued with their seven-wicket defeat to Netherlands at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.
Netherlands v Afghanistan, 1st ODI, Amstelveen
ten Doeschate class sinks Afghanistan
Aug 30, 2009: Ryan ten Doeschate used all his all-round experience to deny Afghanistan their second ODI victory, in a tense encounter at Amstelveen which Netherlands won by eight runs
ICC World Cup Qualifiers 2009, Super Eights
Kenya and Netherlands book World Cup places
Apr 17, 2009: A round-up of matches from the final round in the Super Eights of the World Cup Qualifiers tournament in South Africa
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After receiving nominations from across the state, the Nebraska Center for the Book board has announced the 2011 One Book, One Nebraska selection: "Local Wonders: Seasons in the Bohemian Alps" by Nebraska author Ted Kooser.
Although Kooser is one of America's most distinguished poets, this is not a poetry book at all, but a kind of intimate travel guide to the place he calls home in the rolling hills of southeastern Nebraska, an area known as the Bohemian Alps. Kooser uses exquisite detail and humor in "Local Wonders" as he shares abiding wisdom in the concise Bohemian proverbs that are woven into his essays. Nothing is too big or too small for his attention. Like his poetry, Kooser's prose brings to life the details of a rural American landscape.
Reading great literature encourages us to think about ourselves, our environment and our relationships. Talking about great literature with friends and family can add richness and depth to the reading experience. Each year, Nebraska communities come together through literature in community-wide reading programs to explore a classic work by one of Nebraska's best-loved authors. The Oakland Public Library currently has a copy of "Local Wonders" and will assist patrons, book clubs and organizations requesting additional copies to participate in One Book One Nebraska.
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A Place of My Own
Raymond McLain has been active in bluegrass for more than 20 years. He started out with his father and sisters in Kentucky's McLain Family Band. In 1989 he joined one of the premiere bluegrass outfits in the country: Jim & Jesse & the Virginia Boys. Jim and Jesse join him here, along with fiddlers Glen Duncan and Blaine Sprouse, harmonica virtuoso Mike Stevens, and McLain's brother Michael and sister Ruth, on guitar and bass, respectively. "Here's a musical home that Raymond McLain can truly call his own. Herein are several of Raymond's originals, some unusual covers (a banjo version of 'Kitten on the Keys' is just a start), and some remarkable arrangements of bluegrass standards. Believe me, Raymond's place is one where all of us can sit down, put our feet up, kick back and absorb some of the finest acoustic instrumental sounds anywhere." –Mike Fleischer, WDCB-FM, Glen Ellyn, IL


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LOS ANGELES — It's barely 10 a.m. on an August day in Hollywood, and the heat is already becoming oppressive. The temperature's only in the mid-80s, but in the direct sun it feels hotter—and it's getting worse by the minute. Part of the reason is the ground. The black asphalt of this side street off Sunset Boulevard is sucking up the sun and radiating its heat back out. An infrared thermometer shows the surface temperature to be 112 degrees. By mid-day, it'll rise above 150.
That's why a crew of workmen are out here, giant squeegees in hand, spreading a thin coat of liquid over the asphalt. It's an oil-based sealant, the kind that prevents roads from cracking and potholes from forming. But unlike most street sealants, this one has been specially formulated with a light colored pigment, and within 20 minutes the crew has effectively turned the street from black to white. With the first coat barely dry, the surface temperature's already dropped nearly 15 degrees...Read More


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As the LEGO games' success has grown and grown, their ambition has grown alongside it. What started out as cute, low-budget, kid-friendly spoofs now rival the blockbusters that they're based on in terms of scope and production values. LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 is the first properly open-world LEGO game, for instance, letting you escape the confines of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and wander the whole of the Harry Potter universe, from Hogsmeade to Diagon Alley. You can even ride the Hogwarts Express, which would have delighted my ten-year-old self beyond all imagining.
It's not just for kids, though, as any LEGO game fan knows. Star Wars, Batman, Indiana Jones and even Pirates of the Caribbean are all as dear to geeky grown-ups as to their offspring. The first generation of Harry Potter readers is in its mid-twenties now, and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-5 certainly did not alienate them, cramming in a plethora of delightful references to obscure parts of the fiction as well as telling the films' cut-down version of events, keeping playful cheekiness high on the agenda.
The latter three films (and books), though, deal with somewhat darker themes than the childhood adventures of the younger Harry Potter. There's an abrupt change of tone with Cedric Diggory's death at the end of Goblet of Fire, and the last three novels involve an awful lot of death, despair, and desperation. How can such a kid-friendly, light-hearted series deal with material like this without either upsetting its target audience or undermining the fiction?
The answer, as you might be able to guess, is with humour. Dumbledore's death is skipped over lightly, showing him fall head-first from a tall Hogwarts tower, his feet sticking comically out of the earth. Snape's demise in the final film turns into a comedy sketch where the potions master is in floods of tears because Voldemort stole his cake. This is a version of events that concentrates on the action and excitement of the end of the Harry Potter saga without dwelling on its darker moments – something that younger kids probably do instinctively anyway.
The game universe changes subtly as the story goes on – Fred and George Weasley's joke shop opens up on Diagon Alley after Year 5 ends, for instance. Travellers' Tales is walking the usual line between staying faithful to the source material and adding in their own random gags and tributes, and the developer is doing as good a job of it as ever. The main characters' minifigures are the official Lego versions, but the studio has put its usual irreverence and creativity to work on the hundreds of side-characters in the game, creating a minifig for literally every named character in the Harry Potter universe as well as a load of extras.
The upstep in graphical quality since Years 1-4 is noticeable, too. Clearly the impressive lighting tech from LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean has been put to work here, and the weather ranges from typical London atmospheric fog to pouring rain to gorgeous days in the Hogwarts gardens. Favourite gameplay elements from the previous game make a return, like potion-making and pets, and the gameplay follows a familiar rhythm of gently challenging puzzles and platforming mixed with LEGO-building and messing around on brooms.
It's all very smoothly constructed, with scenarios from the film deftly transformed into engagingly playable set-ups – so Harry's escape from flame-dragons in the Room of Hidden Things becomes a puzzle where you have to set up water pumps and rescue Draco and pals from the top of a pile of burning treasure.
There's an irrepressible spirit to the LEGO games, and a sense of humour that seems able to make light and warm-hearted entertainment out of almost anything – even something as harrowing as the Death Eaters' assault on Hogwarts and Voldemort's resurrection. LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 makes the most of the opportunity to escape the confines of Hogwarts, drawing a world that's bigger and more detailed than any that have featured in the series before it. This isn't the grown-up Harry Potter game that some of us have always dreamed of, but it's a fond, good-humoured and technically accomplished tribute to both the films and the books. It looks like Travellers' Tales' best work to date.


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NBA lockout: Owners to have conference call
-- Fox Sports' Sam Amico believes the NBA lockout is self-inflicted.
-- NBA.com's Steve Aschburner mentions that the NBA owners will talk with Commissioner David Stern via conference call on how the league should respond to the players union disbanding.
-- The Express News' Mike Monroe thinks there will be no 2011-12 NBA season.
-- Chicago Business' Ed Sherman talks to agent Mark Bartelstein, who's glad the players union disbanded.
-- NBA.com's Shaun Powell still maintains optimism both sides can reach a deal.
-- ESPN's Stephen A. Smith talks with Shaquille O'Neal about his relationship with Kobe Bryant and why he left the Lakers, among other topics.
-- Yahoo! Sports' Marc Spears details various NBA players wanting to go overseas.
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As I write this, I'm sitting outside my home on our porch, wanting to discuss the magical properties of fresh air, sunlight, and the natural sounds of a bajillion birds all shouting to the world where the latest worm can be found. Yes, I see the yard covered in Siberian Husky fur (it's amazing how much one little dog can shed on a daily basis). The yard with sticks and branches strewn across it like an ancient battlefield–the occasional sword not yet fully swallowed by the earth. The yard my wife inherited over a year ago, that I want to help landscape as the previous owners were diehard gardeners, and we barely have a green thumb between the two of us.The yard that gives me ideas and inspirations for cleaning it up, making it our own. From clearing out the bushes that have been literally plowed over during the winter, to pruning the bushes that have somehow survived out of sheer tenacity, to moving various rocks that the lawnmower loves to attack, to simply creating some clear spaces for reading or playing ball with the dogs.
You know, there's an odd sense of serenity to be found sitting out here in the morning, knowing there's a whole day ahead of me. A whole slew of possibilities. I could work on cleaning up the yard, I could fix the storm door before the dogs bring it down on their heads one of these days, I could take a blanket and go read on the lawn, I could go get ready for a job interview I have in two hours. I could work on freelance work, or the dozens of creative projects I have in the works (Slash & Burn, Ashen Skye, etc.). Heck I could even work on the sketches I've been trying to wrap up before the end of next month. There's plenty that I can do, and the peaceful porch is my place to do it.
Yes, there's the sound of some neighbor using a chainsaw at 8:30 in the morning, because that's the type of neighborhood we live in. Sure, there's an oil truck coming up the road, making our dog spaz out with commentary, which I'm sure our neighbors love. Yes, my nose is stuffed with more pollen than should medically be feasible. Even amidst this serenity of my porch on the morning there are some proverbial thorns, but that's life. There will always be thorns among the roses (yes, yes, there are thornless roses, i'm trying to be poetic here). Despite the silly chainsaw neighbors or the nearby truck drowning out the birds, the day is still warm, sunny, and filled with potential.
So while I toddle off to sneeze my brains out, and go about my day, I urge you all to find your peaceful porch (be it figurative or literal), and go be creative. Go have some fun. And then share it with others, so we can all enjoy some creativity time.


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I think this link deserves its own post in the Research section of this forum. The video presentations are absolutely fascinating...if you're in to this kind of stuff...heh.
Click on the link entitled "One Day Course - Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis: Understanding the Deformity and Current Treatment (April 29, 2009)"
The link with the keynote speaker Dr. Dubousset is especially fascinating to me. At 7:30 minutes, Dr. Dubousset is discussing the fact that he always casts scoliosis patients (note the very large person getting a cast in the picture) before bracing to reduce the torsion (he calls it detorsion) of the spine, which he says is most important, and I have to agree with him on that. He mentions Min Mehta at some point and that must be part of her casting procedure on infants.
I think Sealy at the Scoliosis Support site may be onto something...she says she's leaving open the option of casting her daughter when she reaches the adolescent growth spurt. Perhaps that is the best thing that can be done for detorsion prior to getting a firmer brace. It's very interesting....perhaps that's what's missing in the US's bracing procedures. The detorsion is required first prior to the brace.
Now that would be an interesting study!
At the end of the lecture, he has a very hopeful comment about the future. He talks about in 2020, taking a pill for scoliosis instead of rods and braces...isn't that something exciting to hopefully look forward to! That sounds right up your alley, Dingo!
Oh, and here is Dr. Dubousset's bio for anyone interested in his background in helping to perfect the spinal instrumentation used in today's scoliosis surgeries.


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The historic Summit House atop the Mount Holyoke Range has been renovated for universal access and is now open for everyone!
Make sure to visit this beautiful park this summer or fall – the winding road to the top is a fun drive and now wheelchair users can access and explore the building and enjoy the full view. Those with other mobility impairments should have much easier access too.
This popular scenic vista in western Massachusetts offers panoramic views of the Connecticut River and surrounding landscape from 900 feet up. Part of Skinner State Park, the Summit House can be reached off of Route 47 in Hadley.
Many mountaintops in western Massachusetts once had such summit houses, which served as hotels in the 1800s. Most of these historic structures have burned down long ago. Visiting the Summit House at Skinner State Park is a unique opportunity to enjoy a bit of history while picnicking and taking in fresh air and views.


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I am a visual artist living in Chicago and born in Guanajuato, Mexico, and have exhibited my work extensively throughout Chicago and Mexico over the past 12 years. I studied painting at the School of the Art Institute and filmaking at Columbia college.
My style of painting has evolved and changed over the years. It began as a sort of figurative surrealist frottage with a dark use of colors. It changed to a more abstract and slowly turned more colorful yet with a very organic aged look to it. On some of the new abstract paintings you can imagine the forms being either a close up of something microscopic or an areal view of imaginary lands.
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Director: Betty Thomas. With Eddie Murphy, Owen Wilson, Famke Janssen, Malcolm McDowell, Gary Cole. (96 min.)
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Director: Godfrey Reggio. (89 min.)
Sterritt **** See review.
Director: Michael Lembeck. With Tim Allen, Elizabeth Mitchell, Judge Reinhold, Wendy Crewson. (105 min.)
Sterritt ** See review.
Director: Hilary Birmingham. With Anson Mount, Julianne Nicholson, Bob Burrus, Glenn Fitzgerald. (102 min.)
Sterritt **** This is a quietly told drama of two young men, their troubled father, and their efforts to carve out a satisfying life on their modest farm as financial and emotional problems loom. Such understated storytelling, sensitive directing, and avoidance of easy filmmaking tricks are all too rare in American movies. This is truly one from the heart.
Director: Stephen Gaghan. With Katie Holmes, Benjamin Bratt, Charlie Hunnam. (99 min.)
Staff ** A promising college senior (Holmes), under pressure to win a plum job after graduation, is being harassed by a former boyfriend, who has been missing and presumed dead for two years. This first directing effort by screenwriter Gaghan ("Traffic") generates a few suspenseful moments, but its leaps between past, present, and future are more confusing than artful. The student's romance with a much older cop (Bratt) is unconvincing, and the muddled surprise ending lacks much punch. By Gregory M. Lamb
Sex/Nudity: 6 scenes of implied sex and innuendo. Violence: 3 instances, including drowning. Profanity: 7 harsh expressions. Drugs: 1 scene with drugs; 4 with alcohol, 2 with smoking.
Director: Mike Leigh. With Timothy Spall, Lesley Manville, Alison Garland, James Corden. (127 min.)
Sterritt *** A downbeat portrait of Britain's working poor, focusing on an unhappy cab driver, his common-law wife, and their two grown kids, who make up in girth what they lack in civility. Leigh is at his best when etching their daily experiences and showing how a sudden catastrophe delivers a crushing blow to their meager amount of hard-won comfort, and then encourages them toward new levels of loyalty and understanding. Unfortunately, the last portion isn't quite convincing in its elements of uplift and redemption.
Director: Paul Schrader. With Greg Kinnear, Willem Dafoe, Rita Wilson, Ron Leibman. (107 min.)
Sterritt *** This movie documents the rise and fall of Bob Crane, popular star of the '60s TV sitcom "Hogan's Heroes," who ruined his life and career when he befriended a technology wonk and participated in living-room orgies recorded by his sleazy companion with then-innovative video equipment. Kinnear gives a pitch-perfect performance as the self-destructive actor, and Schrader offers one of his most harrowing explorations of the temptations and dangers of sensuality, a theme that has fascinated him throughout his career.
Director: Michael Moore. With Moore, Charlton Heston, Marilyn Manson. (120 min.)
Sterritt *** Contemporary film's most freewheeling documentarymaker turns his sights on the longtime American love affair with guns, including a living-room confrontation with National Rifle Association leader Heston and a discussion with goth-rocker Manson that's amazingly articulate. Moore turns the camera on himself too often for comfort, but he provides an eye-opening array of revelations.
Staff ***1/2Biting, intelligent, relevant, polemic.
Sex/Nudity: None. Violence: 38 scenes, nearly all are brief news clips of violence. Profanity: 8 harsh expressions. Drugs: 1 scene smoking.
Director: Julie Taymor. With Salma Hayek, Alfred Molina, Geoffrey Rush, Ashley Judd. (120 min.)
Sterritt * The legendary Mexican artist Frida Kahlo had a colorful life great achievements in painting, a turbulent marriage with fabled muralist Diego Rivera, even a close relationship with Leon Trotsky, the communist leader. This biopic gets the facts on screen, but that's about it. Perhaps intimidated by the strength of Kahlo's own artistic personality, Taymor shows isolated flashes of the storytelling inventiveness she brought to "Titus." Hayek doesn't have the acting skills such a multifaceted character calls for.
Director: Tim Blake Nelson. With David Arquette, Daniel Benzali, Steve Buscemi, David Chandler. (108 min.)
Staff **1/2 Based on true events, this is the first mainstream Holocaust movie to highlight Jewish prisoners who worked in the crematoriums at Auschwitz and who daily faced the wrenching moral dilemma of prolonging their own lives in exchange for disposing of others' lives. It focuses on the men of Auschwitz's 12th Sonderkommando, the only group of its kind to foment a rebellion in the camp. This difficult, heartrending film ultimately doesn't slow down enough to greatly illumine or enlighten. By Jen McLaughlin
Staff *** Heavy, well-acted, horrendous, grim
Sex/Nudity: 9 scenes nudity, all of prisoners in gas chambers. Violence: 20 graphic scenes, including mass executions, torture. Profanity: 31 expressions. Drugs: 13 instances smoking, drinking.
Director: Jean-Luc Godard. With Bruno Putzulu, Cécile Camp, Jean Davy, Françoise Verny. (98 min.)
Sterritt **** For the first hour, a movie director named Bruno works on a film about the four stages of love meeting, passion, quarreling, reconciliation in the lives of couples in different stages of life; the last portion takes place two years earlier, as Bruno visits an elderly couple mulling a Hollywood offer for the rights to their story as anti-Nazi resisters. Godard's masterpiece is as densely layered and intricately structured as the subjects of memory and history that it explores. It's also witty, contemplative, and sublimely beautiful. Originally called "Éloge de l'amour."
Jonah: a VeggieTales Movie (G)
Director: Mike Nawrocki, Phil Vischer. With (voices): Vischer, Nawrocki, Tim Hodge, Lisa Vischer. (83 min.)
Staff *** Squabbling families run their van off a road and wind up in a seafood cafe, where strangers teach them about compassion and mercy through a delightfully updated telling of the Jonah story. Aimed at children, but filled with gags for adults, this is the first theatrical film based on the popular VeggieTales video series. Especially engaging are the angelic choir's Gospel number inside the whale, and "The Credits Song," about music that has nothing to do with the movie you just saw. Oh, and almost all the characters are vegetables. By M.K. Terrell
Sex/Nudity: None. Violence: 5 scenes cartoonish violence. Profanity: None. Drugs: None.
Director: Charles Stone III. With Wood Harris, Mekhi Phifer, Kevin Carroll, Esai Morales. (93 min.)
Staff *** Ace (Harris) is unhappy behind the counter of his uncle's dry-cleaning business, but holds out against friends' enticements to deal drugs with them. Finally, the lure of fancy cars and promise of a better life are too great, and he succumbs. The story, based on real-life dealer A.Z. Alpo, barely touches on drug users, concentrating rather on the trade's devastating effect on the pushers themselves. As Ace loses associates and family to kidnapping, murder, and prison nearly dying himself he realizes there is no love in this business, and its promises are illusory. By M.K. Terrell
Sex/Nudity: 3 instances innuendo, sex. Violence: 17 scenes, including beating, shootings. Profanity: 212 strong expressions. Drugs: 27 instances of smoking, drinking, and drug use.
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson. With Adam Sandler, Emily Watson, Philip Seymour Hoffman. (95 min.)
Sterritt *** A small-time businessman copes with a nagging family, eludes a con artist, woos a woman who's as kooky as he is, and wonders how he can attain a happy life when he knows he's nerdy and whiny to his bones. Anderson's filmmaking is quirky and original, but his biggest creative coup is drawing on submerged aspects of Sandler's usual screen persona a wounded insecurity, a sense of repression that's almost violent in its emotional effects to give the comedy an edgy undertone that's one of a kind.
Staff *** Quirky, light, original, spicy.
Sex/Nudity: 2, including phone sex. Violence: 9 scenes, including car crash. Profanity: 28 strong expressions. Drugs: 3 drinking scenes.
Director: Gore Verbinski. With Naomi Watts, Martin Henderson, Brian Cox, David Dorfman. (109 min.)
Staff ***1/2 Rachel, a no-compromise reporter for a Seattle paper, is asked to investigate the deaths of four teens, all seven days after watching a haunted video tape. Urban legend, or deadly curse? Rachel must watch and find out. But soon, her own family is in danger. Will she solve the mystery in time, or will haunting visions from the tape overcome her? This is one of the most intelligent and genuinely scary ghost stories to come around in a long time. By Alex Kaloostian
Sex/Nudity: 1 instance innuendo. Violence: 12 instances, some quite violent, including killings. Profanity: 9 harsh expressions. Drugs: At least 3 scenes with drinking, smoking.
Director: Dylan Kidd. With Campbell Scott, Isabella Rossellini, Jesse Eisenberg, Jennifer Beals. (105 min.)
Sterritt **** After getting dumped by his latest girlfriend, a 40-ish womanizer named Roger gets an unexpected visit from his 16-year-old nephew Nick, and together they set off on a quest for seduction and romance in the bars and byways of Manhattan, where Roger's temerity and Nick's timidity prove a predictably poor combination. As shaggily comical as it often is, this sharply directed satire deals with two serious themes the age-old clash between innocence and experience, and the amazing powers of self-delusion. Scott is excellent, and so is everyone else. See this with a date ... if you dare.
Director: Jonathan Demme. With Thandie Newton, Mark Wahlberg, Tim Robbins, Lisa Gay Hamilton. (104 min.)
Sterritt *** The widow of a recently deceased adventurer learns she's the heiress to millions of hidden dollars and meets threatening people who believe they have a right to it. Newton and Wahlberg are well cast as main characters, but there's little chemistry between them, and the story is so busy springing surprises that it forgets to develop much feeling. Ultimately this remake of 1963's "Charade" is just a razzle-dazzle chase picture, not the heart-stirring romantic thriller it might have been. Film buffs will enjoy its tributes to France's New Wave filmmaking movement of the '60s, though.
Staff **1/2 Stylish, jumpy, OK remake, artistic.
Sex/Nudity: 9 scenes, including innuendo, implied sex and partial nudity. Violence: 14 scenes, including shootings, fighting. Profanity: 2 expressions. Drugs: At least 8 scenes of drinking, smoking.
Director: Jay Russell. With Alexis Bledel, William Hurt, Sissy Spacek, Ben Kingsley, Amy Irving. (90 min.)
Sterritt *** A teen girl is abducted by a backwoods family that fears she's discovered a closely guarded treasure the secret of human immortality, available to anyone who drinks from a nearby spring. Meanwhile, she's sought by her parents and an enigmatic stranger. The story is engrossing after a slow start. Kingsley is perfect as the menacing outsider.
Staff **1/2 Good cast, dark, predictable.
Sex/Nudity: None. Violence: 10 scenes, including kidnapping. Profanity: None. Drugs: 1 bar scene.
Director: Peter Kosminsky. With Alison Lohman, Michelle Pfeiffer, Renée Zellweger. (110 min.)
Sterritt ** A 15-year-old shuttles through a series of foster homes after her strong-willed mother is imprisoned for killing her abusive boyfriend. She stays under her mom's sway during their jailhouse visits but realizes she has to chart her own course in life. The acting is heartfelt and Kosminsky directs with quiet assurance. The story is too schematic, though, watching the heroine take on the coloration of each new environment as if she had almost no mind at all, not the unformed but promising mind of a smart, creative youngster.
Staff *** Probing, great cast, crisp, moving.
Sex/Nudity: 8 instances, including implied sex. Violence: 11 scenes, including shootings. Profanity: 4 expressions. Drugs: 13 scenes smoking and drinking.
Director: Samuel Raimi. With Tobey Maguire, Willem Dafoe, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco. (121 min.)
Staff *** "Spider-Man," swings and soars his way across Gotham City, marking the 40th anniversary of the Marvel Comics creation. The teen turned superhero after being bitten by a mutant spider delivers a visually impressive turn, saving damsels and confronting his own demons in a satisfying high-tech action flick. Parents will appreciate the emphasis on duty, while teens will enjoy the coming-of-age struggles of an extraordinary kid trying to get the girl and save the world. By Gloria Goodale
Staff ***1/2 Best superhero film, exhilarating.
Sex/Nudity: 1 wet T-shirt scene. Violence: Cartoonish violence; some is graphic. Profanity: 3 harsh expressions. Drugs: 3 scenes with alcohol, 1 with cigar.


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Image Entertainment has just announced that the ensemble indie thriller, Passion Play will received a limited theatrical release on May 6th in New York and LA. Featuring an ensemble cast headlined by Bill Murray, Megan Fox and Mickey Rourke (and more), the film was originated slated to head direct to DVD. That release is still currently planned to hit on May 31st.
The official press release for the theatrical run is as follows:
On May 6th, Image Entertainment launches Passion Play, a daring, seductive thriller that spans from film noir's shadowy depths to the bright hope of redemption. Written and directed by Mitch Glazer (screenwriter of The Recruit and Scrooged), the film boasts a heavenly cast including Academy Award® nominees Mickey Rourke and Bill Murray, Megan Fox, Rhys Ifans, Kelly Lynch and former UFC sensation, Chuck Liddell. The film made its debut this past fall at the Toronto International Film Festival. Passion Play will begin its theatrical roll-out in New York and Los Angeles and will follow with a platform release strategy.
Nate Poole (Rourke, The Wrestler, Iron Man 2) is a washed-up jazz musician fleeing from trigger-happy gangster Happy Shannon (Murray, Lost In Translation). While on the run, Nate stumbles across a traveling carnival, and is instantly mesmerized by the carnival's prized attraction, Lily "The Bird Woman" (Fox, Transformers). But Lily is no carny fake: her wings are real. The fugitive musician falls in love with this angelic creature, and he convinces her to leave with him, to the anger of her ruthless employer (Ifans, Notting Hill). The two flee across the desert, but towards… what? Their destruction? Their salvation?
Combining realism and myth, Passion Play is a portrait of humanity at its best and worst. Gritty and hard-boiled, it is also an adult fairytale that promises hope in the most unlikely of places.


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I have been working on my Albion coat for about three weeks. I found that on the first sitting, I got a good deal through the pattern. I only needed some fitting fixes and attaching the lining and doing the buttonholes. I put the coat down for a few days and that turned into a few weeks. I was so afraid this would become an unfinished project. The Albion sew-along (there are some amazing sewists with unbelievable style on the Facebook page) and the recent milder temperatures, spurred me to return to this project. (When I started this project it was -19'C but it felt like -30'C with the wind chill...today it is a tropical 4'C.)
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Now the details of my coat:
|Faux Suede outer fabric - which is a bit stiff but will loosen with repeated washings - and recycled cotton bedsheets. This is a fall/spring jacket - not a winter jacket or I would have chosen heavier lining fabric.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Bryant Crawford scored 17 points and Keyshawn Woods scored 15 against his old team as Wake Forest defeated Charlotte 80-57 and continued to surge after a sluggish start to the season.
The Deacons (5-4), who started the season 0-3, used a 20-1 run in the middle of the first half to blow open a close game and win their first road game of the season.
Woods was playing his first game at Halton Arena since leaving the 49ers' program in 2015.
The Deacons game-breaking surge came after the 49ers had closed within 20-16 with 12:53 left in the opening half on Jon Davis' steal and driving slam dunk.
Wake Forest then scored on nine of its next 14 possessions in a 20-1 surge that included two dunks by Woods to give the Deacons a 40-17 lead with 3:53 left in the opening half.
Charlotte never got closer than 19 points the rest of the way.
Wake Forest, which had opened the season with home losses to Georgia Southern and Liberty - in addition to a tournament loss to Drake in Lynchburg, Virginia, pushed the lead to as many as 33 points at 69-36 with 11:32 to play.
Charlotte was led by Davis' 14 points.
The game was Wake Forest's first at Charlotte's on-campus Halton Arena after having played the 49ers at two other Charlotte venues - Bojangles' Coliseum and Spectrum Center.
The teams first met in 1977 when Wake Forest won 74-72 in Greensboro in a season in which both teams lost to eventual NCAA champion Marquette; Wake Forest lost to Marquette in the Elite Eight while Charlotte, which then featured future NBA star Cedric Maxwell, lost to Marquette in the NCAA Final Four semifinals.
Wake Forest: After starting 0-3, the Deacons have now won five of six games as they gets closer to the start of the
ACC's first-ever 18-game league schedule that starts for the Deacons on Dec. 30 at North Carolina.
Charlotte: The 49ers dropped their second in-state rivalry game at home as Davidson beat Charlotte 85-70 last Tuesday
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against Clemson in January 2008.
Wake Forest: The Deacons host Army on Friday at 4 p.m. Wake Forest and has games with Coastal Carolina and Tennessee before their ACC opener.
Charlotte: The 49ers are at Chattanooga Sunday, first leg of a road for more lasting more than a month before returning home on Jan. 11.


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Track the rise and fall of fictional action superstar Frank Sledge in this rapid-fire mockumentary featuring special appearances by Angelina Jolie, Carrie-Ann Moss, Hugo Weaving, Richard Lewis, Sean Young, Ernie Hudson, Kelly Hu, and more. Laugh along as filmmakers parody some of the most popular action films ever, and Hollywood's brightest stars reflect on the career of the ass-kicking icon who, despite all his power and influence, couldn't prevent his own career from going up in flames. ~ Jason...more
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We are very pleased to unveil our new website today. When you're in the game of designing and building websites and providing marketing services, doing so for yourself always seems to be the hardest thing in the world to do – give us a client site instead any day of the week. Nonetheless – here it is! We hope you like it.
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Jim Hunt is an established investment expert who has spent a number of years making money in the stock market. During the course of his career, he has looked for and found ways to consistently make money by investing in the stock market. With his experience, he has been able to analyze stocks and find ones that are likely to be most profitable at http://www.dumbfunded.co.uk/personal-finance/rational-financial-thinking-is-a-must-in-todays-world-according-to-vta-publications-ceo/. He has also developed strategies on how to acquire stocks and then sell them for high profits. Hunt has developed a couple of systems that are very effective in terms of generating high profits through stock market investing on prnewswire.com. His two main systems are Wealth Wave and Make Mum a Millionaire. Both of these systems are very effective in terms of consistently making money at all times.
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Have you ever wondered generating electricity merely by walking over a distance. If not then you will be amazed to know that scientist from Georgia tech University has developed a device which can generate power from body movement.
They have used Piezoelectric materials and drawn them into nanowires that can be woven into cotton shirt or housed into shoe hill. Piezoelectric crystals have a special characteristic that when they are subjected to force or pressure they produce electric signals. Though this electric signals are very weak but by cramming 20,000 nanowires into three square cm area can produce power in millivolt range.
With every move and every step you take pressure is applied on the piezoelectric crystal and electric signal starts flowing through the electrodes. It may not be possible to turn on an electrical appliance but at least atleast cellphones and ipods can be easily charged.
Single nanowires are invisible to naked eyes. Prof Z.L.Wang and his team at Georgia tech are using Zinc Oxide nanowires to built this nano generators. This nanowires are 50 to 200 nanometers in diameter and 5 micron in length. 2 thin electrodes are used and place between this 20,000 nanowires to drive current from it.
This arrangement helps to maximize the electricity produced by piezoelectric crystals. But if the zinc oxide is replaced by Gallium Nitride the power output could increase by 10 times.
If the device is not in constant motion then the nanowires will shut off and no electricity will flow. To rectify this Prof. Wang will develop supercapacitors to store the charge generated by the nanowires.
Till now only a prototype is made and lots of work is needed to be done. It is likely to take 3-4 years before you can actually get a cloth of nanowires and put the concept into action. Till the time hold on and wait...


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Guide to the Providence School Department records | State Archives Catalog
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The Providence School Department records consist primarily of meeting minutes of the Providence School Committee (1828-1965), resolutions of the Providence School Board/Committee (1965-2001), reports and manuals (1861-1961) and various images (1907-1923) including lantern slides (1800-1870).
The minutes of the Providence School Board include resolutions adopted by the board and are contained within the minutes during the 1960's and 1970's. Later on, a sub-series was created called Adopted Resolutions. Another sub-series also emerges called "Resolutions" which are resolutions arranged numerically. These resolutions can also appear within the minutes. Generally there is some duplication between the different sub-series. Generally all records are arranged by school or calendar year. Most of the records from the 1970's need preservation photocopying.
Lantern slides were used for the publication of the 'Report of the School Committee, for the year 1899-1900: Centennial Celebration of the Establishment of the Public Schools" in the City of Providence. Printed by Snow and Farnham, City printers, 63 Washington Street, Providence, 1901.
Original brown kraft wrapper labeled "School Centennial Lantern Slides." Some of the slides are cracked. #29 and #30 have multiple cracks and are unstable. A portion are reproductions of the Providence Town Papers and are transcribed in the school committee report of 1899-1900.
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In the far southeastern corner of Arizona are the impressive Chiricahua Mountains, one of several sky island mountain ranges surrounded by expansive desert grasslands. The Chiricahua Mountains are an inactive volcanic range twenty miles wide and forty miles long. It forms part of the Mexican Highland section of the Basin and Range Biogeographical Province and rises up dramatically from the valley floor to over nine thousand feet, cresting in a series of uneven, volcanic looking peaks. At the northern end of the range is an extraordinary area of striking geological features and enormous biodiversity. Tucked deep into these steep, forested valleys and beneath the craggy peaks are the remains of violent geological activity that continued for many millions of years—the pinnacles, columns, spires and balanced rocks of Chiricahua National Monument.
The Apaches called this place 'The Land of Standing-Up Rocks', a fitting name for the canyons of extraordinary rock towers. Early pioneers in the late 1800s sensed the unique beauty and singularity of the rock formations in the area. They were instrumental in persuading Congress to protect this 'Wonderland of Rocks', so much so that in 1924 the Chiricahua National Monument was created.
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Flora of Chiricahua
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Peacefully, at University Hospital, L.H.S.C., on Thursday, March 27, 2008, "Jack" John Alfred BIGGS, at the age of 82 years. Loving husband of Betty, for over 54 years. Dear father of Wendy JUDD and Dennis BIGGS (Lin FINDLAY.) Beloved grandfather of Colleen and Michelle BIGGS. Jack was very active in the Memorial Boys and Girls Club and worked for many years at Canadian National Railway (car shop) and GM Diesel. Friends will be received at the Evans Funeral Home, 648 Hamilton Rd. (1 block east of Egerton), on Monday, March 31, 2008 from 10-11 a.m. Funeral service will follow in the Evans Chapel at 11: 00 a.m. Interment in Grove Cemetery. Donations to the Memorial Boys and Girls Club would be appreciated by the family. Online condolences can be expressed at www.evansfh.ca A tree will be planted as a living memorial to logo Mr. BIGGS.
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At Elgin Manor on Monday, June 16, 2008, Audrey Pearl Ethel GLOVER formerly of Aylmer passed away peacefully in her 86th year. Predeceased by her husband Sydney GLOVER (2007.) Beloved mother of Linda CAMERON and husband John of Port Elgin, Frances CLARKSON and husband Robert of San Antonio, Texas and Barbara WATTERWORTH and husband Duncan of Saint Thomas. Loved by her grandchildren Darek KINSEY and wife Denise, Ryan KINSEY and partner Suzanne TOTH, Tami KINSEY, Lisa PALAZZOLO and husband Nino, Stephen MARCZENKO and wife Laurie, Andrea MARCZENKO and partner Norm JUDD, Brooke WATTERWORTH and several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Sister of Rhea MOODY of Saint_John and Edna ROBERTSON and husband Len of Calgary and the late Lillian BELL, Hugh BELL and Wesley BELL. Born in Empress, Alberta on July 8, 1922 to the late Roy Wesley and Ethel (SMITH) BELL while her New Brunswick born parents were out west for a few years farming. They returned to New Brunswick and settled in the Bains Corner area outside of Saint_John. Audrey graduated from the Saint_John General School of Nursing in 1944 and married Syd in 1945. She was a member of Trinity Anglican Church and became an accomplished sewer, bridge player and golfer. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. Friends may call at the H.A. Kebbel Funeral Home, Aylmer, on Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be held on Thursday June 19, 2008 at 1 p.m. Cremation will follow with burial in Orwell Cemetery at a later date. Donations to the Trinity Anglican Church would be appreciated. Condolences at kebbelfuneralhome.com.
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Social worker, feminist, professor, partner, lover of books, gardens and road trips. Born September 22, 1938, in Surrey, England. Died February 4 in Ottawa of colon cancer, aged 69.
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In many ways, Shirley JUDGE came at the world in an old-fashioned British way. She was independent, courageous and outspoken, but had a certain personal reserve.
Born Shirley Ann HIBBERD, she was the responsible eldest of four girls raised in wartime England. Her earliest memories were of food rations, victory gardens, billeted Canadian soldiers and hiding in the "bomb shelter" under the stairs when air-raid sirens sounded.
A top-flight high-school student who dreamed of studying history at Oxford, Shirley was streamed into social work at the University of Bristol, a course of study "befitting a woman." Her first job was in a mining community. By age 23 she was co-ordinating adoptions for an entire county.
Shirley married in 1963, immigrating with her husband to Ottawa, where she worked in child welfare at the Children's Aid Society. The marriage ended after seven years. Shirley formed an enduring bond with Henry HOMONICK.
She became a highly respected psychiatric social worker at Ottawa's Queensway Carleton Hospital. When the head of her department died suddenly and a less-qualified male colleague was appointed as interim director, Shirley resigned in protest.
She joined the faculty of Carleton University's school of social work, teaching and organizing the graduate field placement program. The school's structural feminist approach fit with her convictions about social justice and women's equality. On the side she ran a small counselling practice and acted on the boards of various women's organizations.
Shirley had a lifelong love of learning. She earned a pilot's licence, was an expert gardener, took courses in retirement, belonged to a book club, and travelled. She was a member of a feminist "envisioning" group - nine women who met regularly for potluck suppers and discussions both personal and political.
She met her terminal diagnosis with true British grit and humour. She wanted full information and choices, including the option to die with dignity. In the end she fought to stay alive, for in spite of chemo, pain and loss of energy, Shirley found riches and meaning in the last year of her life. Dying was a kind of intense road trip in a foreign land, and she lived it fully, opening up about her fears, joys and hopes in a way she had never done before.
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North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory (R) has released a fear-mongering campaign ad that paints transgender people as dangerous predators who are out to rape children.
LGBTQNation.com posted the 30-second campaign spot on Wednesday, which accuses Democratic NC Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Roy Cooper of willfully endangering the state's children by not upholding the so-called "bathroom bill," H.B. 2.
The ad begins with a woman named Gina Little of Greensboro, NC saying, "At 9, I was molested by a teenager."
She continues, "When I heard that Pres. Obama and and Roy Cooper want to force schoolchildren to share the same locker room, shower and restroom with someone who claims to be the opposite sex, I was horrified."
"Gov. McCrory knows this is not about discrimination, money or politics," Little claims. "He's standing up under intense pressure and doing what's right. Our governor is on our side."
The implication is clear. Little is saying that if trans men, women and children are allowed to use the facilities corresponding with their expressed gender, they will rape and molest children.
The truth, however, is that the overwhelming majority of sex crimes against children are committed by men who identify as heterosexual and the bulk of these crimes happen in the home.
In April, a coalition of 200 groups that work with survivors of sexual assault, child abuse and domestic abuse released a statement debunking right-wing fear-mongering around the idea that transgender bathroom rights contribute to the sexual assault of minors.
"Over 200 municipalities and 18 states have nondiscrimination laws protecting transgender people's access to facilities consistent with the gender they live every day," said the statement. "None of those jurisdictions have seen a rise in sexual violence or other public safety issues due to nondiscrimination laws. Assaulting another person in a restroom or changing room remains against the law in every single state."
McCrory — who has doggedly insisted that his party's law isn't discriminatory — has seen his poll numbers skid southward in recent months. The North Carolina Republican Party is bracing for what it believes could be a "tsunami" of Democratic voters in November that will purge them from office.
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Kyrie Carter can't believe her luck when she wins a spot on a paranormal investigation with celebrity ghost hunter Drac Petery and his heartthrob brother Gabe. As the investigation begins, her main obstacles are her unsupportive teammates and her lack of ghost hunting experience. Her biggest critic is the ruggedly handsome but enigmatic Spook Steele, who takes an instant and intense dislike to the newbie and seems determined to see her fail…
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Welcome back to the best PlayStation games countdown! This is the second week in the countdown and so we've moved on to the biggest selling console of all time, the PlayStation 2.
Last time around we covered the great console that was the PS1. A system that was born from a scorned Sony and completely wiped the floor with its competition. When the next generation rolled around, Nintendo and Sega both attempted to emulate PlayStation's success by producing more powerful consoles that were capable of running bigger, more mature games.
We all know what happened the Dreamcast, despite the fact that it was a very good console that was well ahead of its time. The GameCube was a similarly brilliant console but didn't sell all that well either, managing just 21 million units. The PS2, on the other hand, took over the world and brought gaming to the forefront of entertainment.
It sold a whopping 155 million units, putting it well above the PS1, which is still the 2nd best-selling home console ever. The PS2 has also sold more than the Nintendo DS, which is sitting just behind with 154 million units.
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[PROJECT] Sound of Vision - Natural sense of vision through acoustics and haptics
Start date: 2015-01-01, End date: 2017-12-31
Sound of Vision (Vision restoration through sound and haptics) will design, implement and validate an original non-invasive hardware and software system to assist visually impaired people by creating and conveying an auditory representation of the surrounding environment. This...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.4.
Record Number: 194085
Last updated on: 2017-08-08
[PROJECT] EUthyroid - Towards the elimination of iodine deficiency and preventable thyroid-related diseases in Europe
Start date: 2015-06-01, End date: 2018-05-31
Despite the fact that iodine deficiency (ID) can easily be prevented by iodine fortification of table salt, industrial salt and cattle food, Europe belongs to the worst regions in terms of access to iodized salt and is seriously ID, resulting in the perpetuation of the single...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.2.
Record Number: 193289
Last updated on: 2017-09-11
[PROJECT] MOCHA - Models of Child Health Appraised
Start date: 2015-06-01, End date: 2018-11-30
Children's health affects the future of Europe – children are citizens, future workers, parents and carers. Children are dependent on society to provide effective health services (UN Convention on the Rights of the Child). Models of child primary health care vary widely...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.6.
Record Number: 193278
Last updated on: 2017-08-17
[PROJECT] Bronchomycn - First in class epithelial Barrier-enhancing medicine for respiratory diseases
Start date: 2017-02-01, End date: 2017-05-31
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a respiratory disorder that presents airway epithelial barrier failure (EBF) for which there are no efficient drugs, being a leading cause of chronic morbidity.According to the World Health Organization 64 million people suffered...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.
Record Number: 207955
Last updated on: 2017-02-01
[PROJECT] Respiratory Analyzer - Validation of calibrated RIP (respiratory inductive plethysmography) based biomarker for diagnosis of SDB (sleep-disordered breathing) and the identification of an accessible screening solution
Start date: 2015-06-01, End date: 2015-10-31
Nox Medical has developed sleep diagnosis solutions since 2006. The company's products are sold globally in all sleep diagnosis markets. New markets open up with simplifying medical systems using technological developments and telemedicine. Building on this, Nox Medical will...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.
Record Number: 197036
Last updated on: 2015-09-02
[PROJECT] RETOXY - Clinical validation of retinal oximetry as a biomarker
Start date: 2015-05-01, End date: 2015-10-31
Disturbance in oxygenation of the retina of the eye is believed to be involved in many sight-threatening diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration. Oxymap ehf (SME) has developed an oximeter to measure retinal oxygenation. The...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.
Record Number: 196514
Last updated on: 2015-04-16
[PROJECT] UPRIGHT - Universal Preventive Resilience Intervention Globally implemented in schools to improve and promote mental Health for Teenagers
Start date: 2018-01-01, End date: 2021-12-31
Schools provide a unique location to implement universal programs for promoting mental health and wellbeing. Universal Preventive Resilience Intervention Globally Implemented In Schools To Improve And Promote Mental Health For Teenagers (UPRIGHT) project aims to deploy and...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.2.
Record Number: 212678
Last updated on: 2018-01-18
[PROJECT] Simecos - Novel Arthritis Treatment with focus on natural Chitin Oligosaccharides
Start date: 2017-03-01, End date: 2017-06-30
Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the leading causes of global disability, especially among the Elderly populations – approximately 10–12% of the adult population in the world has symptomatic OA. Specifically, it affects more than 40 million people in Europe. Currently there...
Programme: H2020-EU.3.1.
Record Number: 208136
Last updated on: 2017-02-09
[PROJECT] HBM4EU - European Human Biomonitoring Initiative
Start date: 2017-01-01, End date: 2021-12-31
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Record Number: 207219
Last updated on: 2017-08-17
[PROJECT] DOLORisk - DOLORisk: Understanding risk factors and determinants for neuropathic pain
Start date: 2015-07-01, End date: 2019-06-30
Neuropathic pain (NP) is common (population prevalence of 7-8%) and will present a rising health burden in the future. NP results in significant morbidity, reduces quality of life and has a major deleterious impact on health in aging. The reason why some subjects develop...
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A rhythm of beginnings and endings, old and new, water and land, river travel, railroads and interstate highway development are all key historical themes that have shaped this property and the surrounding community of Wilsonville.
Today, McMenamins invites you to enjoy and experience the old and new and rhythm inherent in this site-a newly built restaurant crafted from new and old pieces to form what looks like a 100-year-old hop barn, and an historic, 1911 church reinvigorated by some artful additions, not to mention a complete basement brewery! Linking the old and new is a grassy amphitheater, ideal for quiet conversations and rollicking music performances...
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New Delhi: West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee and Home Minister P Chidambaram have agreed on not involving the CBI in the Gyaneshwari Express train accident as the state police have almost cracked the case, CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury said Tuesday.
Yechury told reporters here that Bhattarcharjee had conveyed to Chidambaram that there was no need for a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) till the police investigation is over and report filed.
"The Home Minister held a discussion (on the train accident) with the West Bengal Chief Minister. Buddhadeb told him the state police have almost cracked the case and if the case is handed over to the CBI, it will delay the investigation. Both of them agreed to wait till the report comes," the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) leader said.
Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee, who is chief of the state`s opposition Trinamool Congress, has been demanding a CBI inquiry into the accident, which she blames on her political rivals.
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Okay, I've got to respond to this one. My son has wanted to work in
early childhood ed for years and has been told point blank that he is
unemployable because of generalized suspicion of any man who would
want to do the work. He has wondered if it doesn't reflect a poor
self image on the part of the women involved since there seems to be
an attitude that the only reason a man would want to do the work was
if he was a pedophile!
When you add to this the heightened awareness generated by the
current scandal of priestly pedophilia and the college at which he is
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early childhood. So yes, at least in the Boston area there is strong
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Petitioner, Mack Nelson Shorty, is a state prisoner proceeding pro se with a petition for writ of habeas corpus pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2254. Petitioner is currently serving an indeterminate sentence of twenty years to life following his 1985 jury conviction for attempted murder causing great bodily injury and a penalty enhancement for being a habitual offender. With his petition, Petitioner does not challenge the constitutionality of that conviction, but rather, the execution of his sentence and, specifically, the December 19, 2006 decision by the Board of Parole Hearings finding him unsuitable for parole.
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1: Wasn't I a cute baby. I wonder what hapened to the cuteness...............
2: Mum, me & my brother | Loris, me & my brother, Peter
3: Mum & I picking pumkins | Mum & I | I still like driving cars, and watching the V8s. This was taken at Byabarra, where we had 600 acres of beef grazong property.
5: Grandfather Harris, me (in stroller), Peter & Aunty Anne | Nanna, Grandpa, Peter, me & a couple of cousins at Nanna's place in Glenorie, Sydney.
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