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Ian Trueb always looked at television and movies a little bit differently.
Even as a young child he could discern that an actor playing a character in one show was different than the same actor playing somebody totally different in another – something that initially confused him but ended up as a building block for his career.
Now he's getting a chance to play one of the coolest, cockiest and toughest characters ever to hit to performance stage – Grease's Danny Zuko.
After months of rehearsing, the Stockton Civic Theater is now officially presenting their fall run of one of the most beloved theatrical productions of all time.
While he loves the role, Trueb is quick to point out that it isn't the bubble gum, tongue-in-cheek style production that people have come to expect from the movie but a testament to the issues of the time – a gritty, realistic look that's based off of the original Broadway production that really examines issues like gangs and teen pregnancy.
"I've always liked the play and the movie and it's a really fun character," said the East Union alum. "I played the same role during my senior year of high school so I'm somewhat familiar with it.
"I'm usually a pretty shy and reserved individually and Danny is a cocky and confident ladies' man so it's a chance to step outside of that box a little bit, which is good."
But unlike traditional performers, Trueb has an extended background in film, production and the performing arts – earning his degree from the Los Angeles Film School in 2009 and founding Backyard Studios shortly thereafter.
Since then, as the CEO, he has taken on business partners and grown the small company to land a variety of commercials for local companies that earned awards – putting Los Angeles production quality on local advertisements that he felt were somewhat lacking at the time.
"I had a lot of friends that were in Los Angeles at the time that were working professionals and I saw an opportunity right here in the Central Valley," Trueb said. "The goal was to bring that Hollywood essence here and provide an affordable rate and give people the chance to show what it is they have to offer through a profession lens."
It was that business experience that allowed him to sit on the opposite end of the table during auditions. It is something that he's absolutely sure helped him when he would go for parts and when he decided that the lead in the Stockton Civic Theater's production is something he wanted to tackle.
Knowing what it is that the director wants in a given character and what it is they're looking for, he said, helped him hone his skills down into what he believed the lead part would represent – something that obviously impressed those that were calling the shots.
"Having been on the opposite end of that table makes it a lot easier for me to understand what it is that they're looking for in terms of what an actor can bring to a character and how well they interact with the cast and the crew," he said. "
"It's a question of can we get along? Can we put on a good show? The professionalism of the actors and he crew is a major focus.
"It gives me a bigger sense of discipline for the craft and what it represents."
And waiting was never part of the equation after he first went in to show his skills and his knowledge of both the character and the production itself.
He got his first callback the night he initially auditioned, and got offered the part the following day.
Danny Zuko was officially his new character.
"It's just a fun show and you can really see that through all of the other actors that are performing. They're having fun in the process," he said. "On our preview night from what I could see through the stage lights, the audience had wide eyes and big smiles – enjoying the fast paced and funny raw style of the show.
"It's really a production that reverts back to its original roots – about the issues that the kids had to face and coming into your own. I think it's something that people are going to like."
The Stockton Civic Theater is located at 2312 Rosemarie Lane in Stockton. The show will run through Sept. 30 from Thursday through Sunday. Curtain on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday shows are at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday is a 2:30 p.m. matinee. Tickets are $25 for adults, $21 for adults and $15 for kids and students with a valid ID. For addition information contact the Stockton Civic Theater Box Office at (209) 473-2424 or visit www. sctlivetheater.com.


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One thing that's recently become clear to me is that I really need to read a biography of J. Edgar Hoover. Anyone care to recommend one?
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Not a biography, but an interesting piece of research material, related to Hoover, is Frank Jerome's "The Einstein File," which details Hoover's spying on Einstein from the moment he entered the country. By the time Einstein died, he had accumulated an 1800+ page record with the FBI. The book is, thankfully, much shorter than that, but it might be an interesting tome to add to your work on Hoover, as well as tying him (and Einstein, as victim) to the rise of the American national security apparatus.
As to general biographies on Hoover; lacking anything of knowledge on the man, I can only say good hunting.
"The Chancellor Manuscript" — Robert Ludlum at his paranoid postmodern metanarrative best. Doesn't actually say all that much about Hoover, who's assasinated in the first chapter IIRC, but it's great fun…
Sadly, I think the most salacious one, Anthony
Summers' story of a cross dressing "Jedgar" is out of print…
On the crossdressing front, I thought that was a myth, or at least based on extremely thin evidence…but Tim Gunn, of all people, vouches for it…
i am just past the kennedy assasination in Curt Gentry's encyclopedic biography on Hoover.
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Peyton Manning can't run both the offense and the defense,if he could the Broncos would still be undefeated this season. The Broncos defense better step up their game if they expect to stop RGIII and the Washington Redskins.
Von Miller needs to come ready to play in this game. The Redskins will be ready to play and RGIII is finally looking like the RGIII of old.
The Broncos defense has to play better than they did against Indianapolis. The team should have won that game and you could place the blame where it belongs, the Broncos defense didn't play very well.
You can't expect Manning to do it all. If he could run the defense the team would still be undefeated and he needs the defense to come to this game against the Redskins pumped up.
Stopping RGIII isn't going to be easy. He knows what's at stake in this game and he would enjoy beating Manning. If the Broncos don't come away from this game with a victory it would be the second loss in 2 games against the NFL's new young guns.
Manning deserves a better performance from the Broncos defense than he got during the last game. He needs some help to keep the Broncos opponents out of the end-zone.
We have seen the Broncos defense fail miserably twice already this season. They did it against Dallas and they did it against the Colts. If they do it against the Redskins the Broncos will lose.
The defense better come ready to play today…..
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Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have welcomed their first child together.
The couple confirmed the birth of their first son to People magazine over the weekend. They have named him Silas Randall; Silas was the middle name of Timberlake's maternal grandfather and Randall is both his father's name and his own middle name.
The new father later shared the first picture of his son in his mother's arms with his Instagram followers (above), captioning it: "The Timberlakes are ready!"
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Heart of Lions striker Benjamin Fadi on trial at Malmo FF
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Heart of Lions striker Benjamin Fadi is being assessed by Swedish Allsvenskan side Malmo FF.
Fadi will play his first match on Tuesday but assistant coach Daniel Anderson has been impressed with him in training.
The Ghana Under-20 striker arrived at the Swedbank Stadion two weeks ago after his solitary gave Lions a 1-0 win over King Faisal.
"We have been in contact since the summer. Our chief scout Vito Stavljanin was travelling along with the agent Pontus Morck and saw Benjamin play and we were so interested that we wanted to invite him. Â But we decided that it had to be after the season, "Malmo Sporting director Per Agren said.
Malmo finished third in the just ended Swedish top-flight and will play in next season's UEFA Europa League.
Fadi will miss his side's Ghana Premier League matches against Aduana Stars and Berekum Arsenal.
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SUNDERLAND concluded their pre-season tour of Portugal with a dull stalemate against Vitoria Setubal.
The Black Cats, who netted just once in their previous two games on the Algarve, couldn't find a breakthrough in an encounter which was again largely devoid of clear-cut chances.
The closest Sunderland came was early in the second half through Adam Johnson's long-range effort, although the winger should later have been awarded a penalty.
Gus Poyet's side return to the UK on Sunday, ahead of next week's friendlies against Real Betis and Udinese.
Eight of Sunderland's starting XI from Wednesday's defeat to CD Nacional remained in the side, with Liam Bridcutt, Charis Mavrias and Valentin Roberge coming into the fold.
Bridcutt and Roberge took the places of Lee Cattermole and Wes Brown - who were both on the bench - while Mavrias replaced the injured Billy Jones.
There was no place in the side for Vito Mannone, who had been pencilled in to play the full 90 minutes, yet was ruled out through illness.
The game began at a snail's pace before Costel Pantilimon produced a superb save to deny Vitoria the opener.
Quieros skinned Connor Wickham on the right-hand side of the area and then unleashed a shot cross-come-shot which was blocked before richocheting around the area.
Right-back Quieros then pounced on the loose ball and struck a powerful right-footed shot towards the far corner from eight yards out which was brilliantly blocked by the outstretched right leg of Pantilimon.
At the other end, Roberge then headed straight at goalkeeper Ricardo Baptista from Adam Johnson's left wing corner.
But the remainder of the first half followed the pattern of Wednesday's 1-0 defeat to CD Nacional, with Sunderland on top and passing the ball well, yet struggling to create clear-cut chances.
HALF-TIME Sunderland 0 Vitoria Setubal 0
Within two minutes of the restart, the lively Johnson almost broke the deadlock in spectacular fashion.
Johnson controlled Steven Fletcher's flick-on with his chest and unleashed a half-volley from 25 yards which just cleared the crossbar.
The winger should have been awarded a penalty in the 58th minute after being sandwiched by Ney and Paulo Tavares as he surged into the box, yet the referee waved play on.
The game became increasingly stale as a spectacle, although Vitoria midfielder Pelkas whistled a low shot just past the post from distance in the 73rd minute.
With six minutes to go, an off-balance Bridcutt let fly from 25 yards with a decent effort which swerved high and wide of the target.
FULL-TIME Sunderland 0 Vitoria 0
SUNDERLAND: Pantilimon, Mavrias, O'Shea, Roberge, van Aanholt, Bridcutt, Gomez, Giaccherini (Ba 76), Johnson, Wickham, Fletcher (N'Diaye 59). Subs not used: Cattermole, Brown, Dixon. Booked: Bridcutt (83), Mavrias (86), Ba (90)
VITORIA SETUBAL: Ricardo Baptista, Venancio, Joao, Paulo Tavares, Giovani, Miguel Pedro, Marcos, Quieros, Dani, Ney, Ziquinha. Booked: Pelkas (75)


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You're not ready, he says, to travel through time. You're not going to understand the things you see in the past. You're not going to understand what the people you loved were saying. You're too young to understand what it means for them to be young. But you stole the machine and now you're there. And now you're seen what others lived though, and now you're only going to go back further, because you still don't have all the answers. And the deeper you get the worse off you'll be. It's called a syndrome for a reason. It's something that infects you. That takes you over, and causes you to loose even more than you already have. Why'd you steal the machine? Why did you want to see a weaker version of the man you love? What possible joy could you find in seeing a boy kicked in the stomach lashing out against the ether? Does this surprise you? Seeing him sick? Seeing him beating his head against the keys with the likes of Cash, Coltrane and Waits whispering in his ear. How could you care about this? No, you do, care, almost too much. Cause you seen the strange and it doesn't sicken you. You've traveled this far cause you do care. You wanted to see something that might make more sense. You knew he'd traveld to find you, so why shouldn't you? So, he says looking at her feet, you've here. What do you want to see? You're here, and this is just the middle. How far back can your empathy take you? You might as well have a guild. And who better to guild you than the man who will eventually break your heart. At least this way you'll understand why.
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Underdogs galore in the fourth session of games in the Third Round. South Florida and Ohio face off in the only 12 versus 13 match, while Xavier gets to where the home whites as the 10 seed after holding off Notre Dame on Friday night, thanks to Lehigh's historical win as the second #15 seed to advance on the same day.
#12 South Florida vs. #13 Ohio, 7:10 in Nashville (TBS). Since 1985, there have been 9 prior occasions when a #12 seed and #13 have met. The #12 seed is 8-1 in those matchups, with the only #13 to win being Valparaiso over Florida State in 1998. Despite that, though, I think this one is pretty wide open. South Florida has been prone to some wild swings in this tournament, at times looking like world beaters and at others looking extremely beatable. D.J. Cooper is going to face as tough a defensive test as he can face in this match, and will need to create good looks. On the other end, whether South Florida can get offensive boards to get them through their cold stretches will dictate whether they advance.
The Line: USF by 2. The Pick: Ohio +2.
#10 Xavier vs. #15 Lehigh, 7:45 in Greensboro (TruTV). No 15 seed has advanced to the Sweet 16 in the history of the NCAA Tournament. This is no ordinary 15 seed, though, and it is also not the typical second game for the 15 seed coming off the shocker. Lehigh is more like a typical 13 seed, and went out and flat out played better than Duke. Xavier is not an overpowering 10 seed, so this game definitely has a chance of producing history, as C.J. McCollum looks to match Tu Holloway.
The Line: Xavier by 4. Lehigh +4.
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I want to start this review with three messages. The first to director Franck Richard, close but no cigar mate. You almost made my Hall Of Shame but you made the mistake of casting two good actors in your abysmal heap of crap. My second message is to The Pack's lead actress Emilie Dequenne, don't worry you are a young talented actress & we all make mistakes. I'm sure your career will recover & hopefully you will be a huge success. Thirdly & finally Phillipe Nahon. You are an obviously talented actor. You have proved that in movies like I Stand Alone, Carne & Haute Tension, so why do you keep making crap films like The Pack & The Ordeal? As for The Pack, well let's not beat around the bush, it's fucking appalling.
Charlotte is driving aimlessly through the French countryside when she picks up a hitchhiker named Max. The two stop at an isolated cafe run by a woman named La Spack. After a fight with a biker gang which is broken up by La Spack holding a shotgun, Max goes to the bathroom & disappears. Charlotte looks around for Max, even asking the local retired policeman Chinaski to help her find him. After dark Charlotte goes back to the cafe to look for Max but is attacked & knocked unconscious by La Spack & wakes to find herself tied up in a cage. Charlotte then finds out Max is actually La Spack's son. The question then becomes what does La Spack want with Charlotte & why is she keeping her alive?
Ok that is enough of a plot synopsis, because if you think what I have already described sounds amateurish, the second half of the movie is way worse. I mean seriously if anyone out there has watched this & thought it was good I want whatever drugs you are taking because you must be on some serious class A shit! Even Troma & Asylum don't make movies this bad. If you want to know where Steve Hewitt (ex Placebo drummer) went, he is making really crap French horror movies! (ok it's not Steve Hewitt but the actor playing Max, Eric Godon is his spitting image) In that respect I hope Eric can play the drums because he really can't act. Sadly he isn't the worst actor in this mess. the three guys playing the biker gang re-define awful. Then again just about everything in this movie is awful. It doesn't even know what type of movie it is. The beginning plays like a straightforward backwoods horror & turns 180 degrees halfway through to become just about the lamest zombie movie ever made. it makes Nights Of Terror look like Dawn Of the Dead. As I mentioned in my opening paragraph Emilie Dequenne & Philipe Nahon are good actors & they really try their hardest with their respective roles. Dequenne gives her all as the tough but likeable heroine & Nahon is his usual professional self as the ineptly comic Chinaski. Yolande Moreau puts in a decent performance as La Speck but that is as good as it gets. Awful plot, crap SFX, lousy zombies, no sense of tension, pacing & a muddled story with a truly awful clichéd ending. The Pack is a celluloid nightmare & an insult to anyone with two brain cells to rub together.
I can honestly say I have had more fun having kidney stones than watching The Pack. A steaming turd of a movie that fails on almost every level. How the hell do these movies get distributed? Avoid at all costs.


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6. A man walked into a Louisiana Circle-K, put a $20 bill on the counter and asked for change. When the clerk opened the cash drawer, the man pulled a gun and asked for all the cash in the register, which the clerk promptly provided. The man took the cash from the clerk and fled, leaving the $20 bill on the counter. The total amount of cash he got from the drawer — $15. (If someone points a gun at you and gives you money, is a crime committed?)
7. Seems an Arkansas guy wanted some beer pretty badly. He decided that he'd just throw a cinder block through a liquor store window, grab some booze and run. So he lifted the cinder block and heaved it over his head at the window. The cinder block bounced back and hit the would-be thief on the head, knocking him unconscious. The liquor store window was made of Plexiglas. The whole event was caught on videotape.
8. As a female shopper exited a New York convenience store, a man grabbed her purse and ran. The clerk called 911 immediately, and the woman was able to give them a detailed description of the snatcher. Within minutes, the police apprehended the snatcher. They put him in the car and drove back to the store. The thief was then taken out of the car and told to stand there for a positive ID. To which he replied, "Yes, officer, that's her. That's the lady I stole the purse from."
9. The Ann Arbor News crime column reported that a man walked into a Burger King in Ypsilanti, Mich., at 5 a.m, flashed a gun and demanded cash. The clerk turned him down because he said he couldn't open the cash register without a food order. When the man ordered onion rings, the clerk said they weren't available for breakfast. The frustrated gunman walked away.
10. When a man attempted to siphon gasoline from a motor home parked on a Seattle street by sucking on a hose, he got much more than he bargained for. Police arrived at the scene to find a very sick man curled up next to a motor home near spilled sewage. A police spokesman said that the man admitted to trying to steal gasoline, but he plugged his siphon hose into the motor home's sewage tank by mistake. The owner of the vehicle declined to press charges, saying that it was the best laugh he'd ever had and the perp had been punished enough!


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Way back in 1998, the editor of Grassroots Motorsport magazine, Tim Suddard, test drove one of our street roadsters for his magazine. After having spent considerable time behind the wheel, Tim mentioned what a fun and exciting open track car it would be. We mentioned that we had won numerous track day competitions like the annual Run & Gun and regional SCCA autocross events. He felt the FFR design could be taken to a higher level, and with a few changes, become an unbeatable race car.
This simple idea, initiated by Tim at Grassroots motorsports magazine, gave birth to a two year effort to design and optimize the roadster as a dedicated race-car. We ended up designing an "every mans" race car. Perfect as a week-end "open track" weapon while at the same time configured for wheel-to-wheel, or one-design spec racing.
By 1999 we had completed design work and began production on the "competition roadster". In light of the fact the the FFR Challenge Series had started, the car became known as the "Challenge" model.
In July of 2000, Car and Driver Magazines called us up and asked if we would ship out a Challenge car for him to test. The car was on the truck a week later and headed for Ann Arbor. Car & Driver editors tested the prototype Challenge car at the Chrysler proving grounds a few miles from their Ann Arbor offices.
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by Ruby Member on May. 28, 2012 at 9:18 AM
i wanted to do it yesterday but didn't realize i was out of vinegar. asked hubby to pick some up on his way home from work & of course he forgot!
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Lossless Compressed Digital Audio:
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DENVER (AP) - Denver Nuggets general manager Masai Ujiri put the kibosh on the latest rumors and reports that star forward Carmelo Anthony was headed to the New Jersey Nets.
``There's nothing going on. Nothing,' Ujiri told The Associated Press as he walked out of the Pepsi Center with team president Josh Kroenke following Denver's impressive 111-94 win over the Orlando Magic on Tuesday night.
``I would think if 'Melo was getting traded, he'd know that right? He's earned that,' Ujiri said as Kroenke nodded in agreement.
The first Anthony heard of the latest buzz of a big trade to the Big Apple was from reporters crowded around his locker and checking their smart phones after he scored 35 points in the win over the Magic.
``Who? I haven't heard that one. Am I? I don't know, dawg. This is new,' Anthony responded when a reporter relayed a report that he would be headed to New Jersey on Wednesday.
``I haven't heard that. I'm officially saying I know nothing about it,' Anthony added. ``When I have some more information, you guys will know.'
Asked if he expects to be at the Pepsi Center on Thursday night when Denver faces the Spurs, Anthony said: ``I've got a game here Thursday night against San Antonio and that's what I'm focused on. All that other stuff, I'm not even paying attention to right now. I don't even know, you just caught me by surprise with that one.'
A day earlier, Anthony denied an ESPN report that he had told the Nuggets he would only accept a trade to the New York Knicks.
Talk has been swirling around Anthony ever since last summer, when he declined to sign a three-year, $65 million contract extension with the Nuggets, whom he's led to the playoffs seven straight seasons since turning pro after winning the national title at Syracuse as a freshman in 2003.
Anthony was born in Brooklyn and married TV personality LaLa Vasquez in an elaborate New York City ceremony last summer.
Fueling the latest speculation was the three-team trade agreed to Tuesday between New Jersey, Houston and the Los Angeles Lakers that netted the Nets two more first-round draft picks for potential use in a deal for Anthony.
``Oh, that's why y'all' are asking, Anthony said.
Growing tired of the trade talk, Anthony told the scrum, ``You want to ask me about Orlando?'
He said he banged his right thumb during the game, but ``I'll be all right come Thursday.' He added that he's healthy now that he sat out a few days with a sore knee and the flu.
Asked if he was sentimental at all if this was his last game in Denver, Anthony replied, ``Are you sending me out?'
Just relaying the reports, he was told.
``I've been listening to reports all summer,' Anthony retorted. ``I ain't thinking about that. I'm here. You'll see me suited up Thursday night.'
In a Nuggets uniform?
``Of course,' he said. ``You'll see me here Thursday night, all right? Anything else?
``See you guys.'
Magic star Dwight Howard said he would welcome Anthony to the Eastern Conference if that's what ends up happening.
``I haven't thought about that. I know he wants to go home. Whatever he does I'm happy for him, whatever decision he makes,' Howard said.
If this indeed was Anthony's farewell, it was a good one.
The Nuggets pulled away in the final five minutes to beat the Magic despite J.J. Redick's career-high 29 points. With Denver leading 92-91, Arron Afflalo's 3-pointer jump-started the Nuggets on a 19-3 run to close the game.
Anthony hit 14 of 21 shots from the field and pulled down 11 rebounds. Nene had 10 points and 10 rebounds for the Nuggets, who were coming off a 1-3 trip and improved to an NBA-best 11-1 at home.
Anthony's three-point play put Denver on top 98-91 moments before Nene and Howard drew a double-technical for shoving each other under the Magic's basket. Anthony added a rim-rattler of a dunk that sent the satisfied fans streaming to the exits with two minutes left and his free throw with 1:34 left capped his night.
Howard had 21 points and 14 rebounds for Orlando.
Ty Lawson started at the point for Denver with Chauncey Billups out after aggravating his sprained right wrist at Toronto last week and he had 16 points and six assists.
With Denver leading 82-78 early in the fourth quarter, Redick hit a 3-pointer and was fouled by J.R. Smith, whose argument also drew a technical. Redick made the technical free throw, then the bonus to complete a five-point trip.
The Nuggets outscored the bigger Magic in the paint 46-22 and outrebounded them 40-34.
``I think they have a great rebounder' in Howard, Nuggets coach George Karl said. ``But I don't think they're a great rebounding team.'
Or a defensive one right now.
Orlando has dropped five of six with an increasingly shaky defense.
``We've got to play defense. It's got to be everybody,' Howard said. ``The wings have to do a better job not allowing their man to get to the rim on every play. It puts a lot of pressure on the bigs. It's hard for the big guys to help when a guy takes one dribble and he's at the rim. It's very tough.
``I like blocking shots but if a guy's one dribble and he's there and I'm all the way on the other side, I can't fly over there. I don't have a cape in real life.'
Notes: Karl was presented a golden ball trophy in pregame ceremonies to commemorate his 1,000th win last week in Toronto. ... Magic G/F Michael Pietrus sat out and will have an MRI on his sore left knee, Van Gundy said. F Quentin Richardson (sore left elbow) didn't play. Karl said he hopes Billups will be back against Minnesota on Saturday. ... Redick's point total was two more than his previous career high set Nov. 1, 2009, against Toronto.


text: Four years after his unlikely smash The Full Monty sparked a seemingly insatiable interest in the world's quirky underclass, director Peter Cattaneo finally returns for a victory lap with the brisk, disposable prison comedy Lucky Break. In the downtime, he seems to have forgotten his roots: The Full Monty may be remembered more for its sweetly inelegant striptease than for its blue-collar backdrop, but Cattaneo found a way to soften and popularize the working-class grit of directors like Mike Leigh and Ken Loach. With Lucky Break, he scraps the social commentary and sticks to the cute, coasting on a formula that's been worn thin by Billy Elliot, Greenfingers, Waking Ned Devine, Bootmen, and countless other Monty knock-offs. Smooth and diverting as far as it goes, the film's one-joke premise (jailhouse ruffians put on a lavish musical) reveals so little ambition on Cattaneo's part that he's politely asking audiences to pay for the same movie twice. The affable James Nesbitt leads a capable cast as an incompetent career criminal who lands a long-term jail sentence after he and his best friend (Lennie James) botch a bank-robbery attempt. Soon restless behind bars, in spite of the apparent coziness of the British penal system, Nesbitt finds an easy escape route adjacent to an old prison chapel that's scheduled for demolition. Playing on genial warden Christopher Plummer's weakness for South Pacific and other Broadway shows, he convinces his fellow inmates to stage Plummer's original musical production in the chapel and scale the wall before taking their bows on opening night. Among the stock characters—including a sadistic guard (Ron Cook), a Brecht-quoting highbrow director (Julian Barratt), and several genial thugs—Leigh regular Timothy Spall and Rushmore's Olivia Williams add a few grace notes as Nesbitt's melancholic cellmate and love interest, respectively. But no one overexerts himself in Lucky Break, which plays out without a single surprise and never attempts even the simple comic invention of the unemployment-line boogie in The Full Monty. Many of the gags are just too familiar, like having the meanest-looking brute tend to a patch of prize tomatoes, a painfully obvious irony that was the entire basis of Greenfingers. And the big musical setpiece, rife with possibilities for humor and uplift, needed to be funnier and more energetic than the half-hearted lyrics and choreography bother to muster. In returning to the same well, Cattaneo implies that nothing can stop a winning formula, no matter how apathetic in spirit.


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DISC: I DO NOT own any of the chars from TSWOAM. They belong to Ken Lipman. I do however own anyone you don't recognize.
God loves you!
A/N: I Got the inspiration to write this story out a few weeks ago! I Hope everyone likes it!
"Annie to the Rescue"
Chapter 1
I could see sunlight streaming into the window as I opened my brown eyes slowly.
As I did so, I heard a familiar voice calling my name. In fact, the voice was very familiar.
But as I heard the voice again, I Realized the owner of it wasn't' calling my name at all.
"Alex?" Alex, you need to get up."
I rolled over, not sure where I was at the moment.
"Alex, come on." The voice said again. "You're going to be late."
Opening my eyes all the way, I found myself staring into an identical set of brown ones.
"Annie?" I asked.
"yeah." She replied.
Without warning, I threw my arms around her neck for a hug.
She gave me a strange look, but hugged back.
"Alex, I'm not leaving for MIT for another two months." She said, before pulling away. "You're stuck with me."
"I wish you didn't have to go." I said softly.
"I know. But you're gonna be fine. I'll call you and there's always e-mail."
I nodded as I tried to fight back tears.
Getting up off the bed, I stopped when I felt a hand on my shoulder.
I turned around to see Annie staring at me in concern.
"Come here." She said.
I obliged without a second thought.
As we embraced once again, I tried to clear my head as I felt Annie start to stroke my hair.
I knew I wasn't at home, but I still felt safe. I felt safer than I had the night before and I wanted to keep it that way.
As we pulled away, there was a knock at the door.
I recognized the voice as Mrs. Mack.
Even though I knew she was nice, I moved closer to Annie out of wanting to be protected due to what I had been through at the hands of my own mother.
"Alex, it's okay." She assured me.
I nodded, even though I was feeling less than okay at the moment.
"Can I come in?" Barbara asked.
As Annie was about to answer, I Felt a hot flush creep up my body.
"Alex!" Annie hissed. "What's going on?"
I shrugged. I knew exactly what was going on, but I didn't know how to explain it.
"We'll be out in a minute!" Annie called back.
"Okay." Mrs. Mack replied. With that, she was gone.
I sighed with relief when I felt the golden glow subsiding a little.
"Okay, start talking fast." Annie ordered.
I didn't' let her stern tone bother me. In fact, I welcomed it. I knew she was just trying to help and she was also worried about me.
"I don't know what happened." I tried to lie.
"Alex, don't give me that. You never start glowing when Mom and Dad have knocked on the door before."
She studied me closely, her brow creased in concern.
"Are you feeling okay?" She finally asked. "Maybe there's something new going on with your powers. Maybe you should stay home so I can run some tests…"
I let her ramble for a few more minutes before assuring her I was fine.
How I wanted to stay home to spend time with her, but I knew I would see her when I got home.
Home. That word in reference to where I was now felt strange, but at the same time somehow it felt right.
"Alex, if something was wrong, you would tell me, right?" Annie asked, breaking me out of my thoughts.
"Yeah. Of course." I said earnestly.
Just then, Mr. Mack's voice floated up the stairs.
"Alex, Ray's here!"
"Okay!" I called back. "I'll be right there."
As I went to leave the room, Annie pulled me back.
"What?" I asked, raising my eyebrow.
"Be careful." She warned.
I couldn't help but smile. I didn't' mind Annie telling me to be careful.
"Thank you." I said softly before leaving the room.
Annie gave me a funny look, but she didn't' say anything.
Getting downstairs, I said good-bye to Mr. Mack as I opened the door and met Ray on the lawn.
"Hey Al!" Ray greeted.
"Hey." I replied. I was safe with Ray and I Knew it. I had watched enough of the show to keep my secret for a little while longer.
"I heard about Annie leaving for MIT." He said as we walked to pick Louis up.
"Do you mind if we talk about something else?" I asked, trying to sound normal.
"I'll bet you can't wait to have the room to yourself."
"Not really." I said honestly.
"And you won't have to worry about giving up your free time so she can test your powers anymore. Al, are you okay?"
"Yeah." I replied as I Tried to fight back tears.
"Can we please talk about something else?" I asked.
"Okay." Ray said.
Truth was, I wouldn't miss the testing of course, but I was gonna miss the time with Annie.
I knew Alex would too.
As this thought crossed my mind, I realized that it was the first time I Thought of her.
Despite the fact that I knew I really wasn't her, I hoped she was okay wherever she was.
"Hey Mack!" Louis greeted as he joined us. "What's up?"
"Nothing much." I replied.
"So I hear Annie's out of here come August." He said before either Ray or I could stop him.
Feeling frustrated that both of my friends weren't getting it, I heaved a sigh.
"Do you have to mention that?"
"I thought you would be on the moon about it." Louis said, frowning in confusion.
"Well you thought wrong." I replied testily.
"Alex, are you sure you're okay?" Ray asked. "You didn't switch bodies with anyone again, did you?"
Caught off guard by his question, it took me a second to answer.
"No. What are you talking about?"
I realized too late that I had said the wrong thing.
Ray gave me a look, but thankfully he didn't say anything else about it.
Fortunately, I was able to find my way around the school without any problems.
It didn't hurt that I now had perfect vision.
As this thought spun around my head, I gasped. If I had normal vision, that meant wherever Alex was, she may not. I Prayed she would be okay until we could switch back.
It wasn't until lunch that things started going downhill.
As I ate the last of the breakfast biscuit and hash browns, Robyn sat down next to us.
She smiled at me and I smiled back. I thanked God that Nicole wasn't there. It wasn't that I didn't like her, but I knew if she was that she would figure out what was going on.
"Hey Alex." Robyn said as she pulled out a napkin and opened it.
Inside were two brownies.
"Hey." I replied. "What's up?"
"Not much. Do you want one of my brownies I Brought?"
"What kind are they?" I asked cautiously as the events of "Truth Trap" started flashing in my mind. If those brownies were the same ones Robyn had made for the baking contest, I was going to do everything I could to see they didn't' pass my lips without hurting her feelings.
"I made anew batch of my Wowy Zowy brownies." She replied. "So do you want one?"
"Uh do you mind if I don't have one?" I asked carefully. "I'm kind of stuffed from lunch."
"Hey Al!" Ray said as he passed me what looked to be a peanut butter and chocolate cupcake. "Want one?"
"Sure!" I said before I could stop myself.
Seeing the hurt look that flashed across Robyn's face, I tried to amend my statement.
"I'll safe it for free period." I said.
Ray gave me a look, but handed over the cake anyway.
I put the cake in the container the hash browns had come in and closed it up.
Slipping it into my back pack, I glanced up to see Robyn frowning at me.
Feeling bad for her, I held my hand out.
"I'm sorry, Robyn. Actually, I will have one."
"You will?" Robyn asked, relief in her eyes.
"You will?" Ray echoed. The only difference was, his tone was surprising and a little nervous.
"Yeah." I said, wanting Robyn to feel better. I Hated hurting anyone's feelings. I knew Alex would have done the same thing.
"Do you really mean it?" Robyn asked.
"yeah." I replied. "In fact, I'm a little hungry after all." With that, I Took a small bite of the brownie.
Almost immediately, I felt a slight shiver and the dizziness that came with it.
I knew I had to get out of there before anyone noticed. I Knew I couldn't' stay there now. I also had a feeling Annie would be furious when she found out what I had done.
"Alex!" Ray shouted in alarm.
"I know, I know!" I hissed. "I'll see you later, okay." Without waiting for a reply, I jumped up from the table and dashed out of the cafeteria…


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Food is great for the price and the portions,
The lamb shank is very tender and fresh, but a little on the dry and salty side.
Calamari is crispy outside and tender inside. Risotto is baked and extremely hot when it comes but the flavours are wonderful and different layers of flavours inside.
Service is pretty fast and good.
Good value, try to avoid peak hours to avoid huge lineups. Really, it's huge lineups
This new neighborhood place is excellent,
the chef to be someone who takes pride and make his food carefully.
The burger is delicious, solid patty grilled/baked to perfection and still tender and juicy; topped with baby spinach leaves and the works.
They have surprisingly good cookies too. I am a cookie fan and i go around Vancouver hunting down the best white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. This place has the best one so far, way better than Subway, Tim Hortons and even cookies of course in Harbour centre. Large chunks of white chocolate, whole macadamia nuts and chewy moist inside, you can ask him to microwave it for you for 10-15 seconds, then let it sit for a while.
The Gyoza is very crispy outside and juicy inside. The sauce that goes with is is not too salty as well. The ramen is so so, not the best place if you want quality japanese ramen but the value is outstanding. Please beware of the waiting time though. Depending on when you go, you might have to wait for a long while.
I had their squash soup lunch special with a feta and tomato quiche. The quiche is on the dry side but the soup helps it to go down. the soup is very thick and a hint of cinnamon.
The best is still their paninis, pricey but very crispy and you can pick out the distinct flavours of the things inside and it's quite filling for their half wedge.
Their black cod is a must try for lunch special,
comes down to around 15.50 after HST and tips during lunch time.
The blackcod is extremely tender and i think they cure it for a few days before grilling it, it has a little bit of a "salted fish" smell to it. Nevertheless, the fish is tender, sweet and has a good sweet aftertaste. The lunch combo comes with well made miso soup that is not too salty and some traditional japanese pickles and a garlic mashed potato salad. The highlight is the grilled blackcod.
You can see the chef grilling it on the robata and spraying either oil or water onto the fish every once a while.
I had a proscuitto sun dried tomato panini and Gorgonzola Gnoccchi.
the panini is filled with meat but i find it too salty for my liking. My friend ordered basil pesto chicken and it was superb. the basil pesto's flavor is just right and does not cover the taste of the chicken. The panini was crispy and piping hot when it came and the argula leaves inside were still at room temperature and not mushy from the heat. Great job.
The gnocchi is cooked to al dente. The gorgonzola cheese sauce might be too strong for some and is a flavor similar to blue cheese and strong goat cheese. Better pasta than Italian kitchen and Il Dino.
Service is very good and fast.
I had the wild mushroom soup with truffle oil for appetizer. The wild mushroom soup was beautifully done with a very fine texture and the truffle oil adds an extra dimension to the taste. Garnished with perfectly chopped spring onions.
Amouz-bouche was smoked salmon and asparagus quiche. The smoked salmon taste was subtle, i would have liked it more if it was stronger. Nevertheless, the quiche was warm and moist and delicious.
I also had escargots. The escargots were very fresh and each one of them had a garlic pastry shell underneath. Eating the escargots by itself lacked some flavor but eating it with the garlic shell destroys the smooth consistency of the escargot. Beautifully presented.
For my main, i had the seared trout. Wonderfully cooked to perfectly, flaky sides and still tender inside. The sauce was creamy but not too much, with a hint of lemon and garlic and did not overwhelm the taste of the trout but complemented it beautifully.
The details at this place is wonderful, detail of the food presentation, the waiters, hosts. Remarkable experience.


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It wasn't a matter of if but when Ripon Christian was going to bust loose against winless Turlock Christian in a Southern League match Monday.
Coming off its spring break, Ripon Christian didn't fully it its stride until the second half of a 9-0 blowout in Turlock. It was only 2-0 at halftime, and the Knights (3-0 SL, 7-1-1 overall) outshot the Eagles (0-5, 0-6) 22-1overall.
Freshman Abby Buitrago led the way with four goals, scoring two in each half. She was assisted by Courtney Bloemhof and Jessica Beukelman in the opening half, which was spent mostly on Turlock Christian's end of the field.
Sam Carvahlo contributed a hat trick, and Teagan Manus had two goals. Goalie Bryanna Heida had one save and had given up just one goal through three league contests.
Ripon Christian next heads to Le Grand today.


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There's an Eat, Pray, Love thing going on in parenting this winter. Feel better about food with Jena Pincott's Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies?, a fun science read I loved. It's much easier on moms' minds than books about all the genetic abnormalities that can occur during pregnancy. (Turns out the chocolate is okay, too.) Carla Coroy is praying her heart out while holding firm to that husband, offering advice that will be a tough sell for most readers. And Kalyani Gopal, Nerissa Nields and Katryna Nields, and the Rad Dad essayists contribute solid offerings as well.
Coroy, Carla Anne. Married Mom, Solo Parent: Finding God's Strength To Face the Challenge. Kregel. 2011. 288p. ISBN 9780825426261. pap. $15.99. CHILD REARING
Blogger Coroy (www.carlaanne.com/blog) describes a solo parent as a person who is raising her children and running her home and family all by herself, although still married. Whether their spouses are absent because they are traveling for work, are in prison, or have a debilitating health condition, Coroy advises devout Christian women to let God work in your heart to release you from the bondage of your anger rather than seek emotional or legal divorce. She helps readers answer such questions as: How do I find time to spend with God? and How can I love my husband when I feel like a doormat or his servant or nanny? While the predicaments are moving and the advice heartfelt, there is so much fervent prayer that all but the most dyed-in-the-wool readers will soon tire.
Gopal, Kalyani. The Supportive Foster Parent: Be There for Me. Friesen Pr. 2011. 136 p. ISBN 9781770674257. $37.98. CHILD REARING
According to Gopal, a clinical psychologist with more than 25 years of experience, 80 percent of those currently incarcerated have been in the foster care system at some point. She does not glamorize the role of foster parents or play down the difficulties these often maladjusted children present. Instead, she presents a concise, research-driven picture of what makes a good foster parent and identifies the skill sets necessary for foster parents to develop. The book has little actual narrative and is made up of many tables, graphs, and bullet points, which enhances the clarity of the information though at times gives it the feel of a PowerPoint presentation. Gopal looks at foster child adaptation over time, examines behaviors that are common at different stages, and offers foster parents concrete advice for empowering children and increasing their chances of success in life. Highly recommended for foster parents, social workers, educators, and those helping children via legal or government services.
Jantz, Gregory L. with Ann McMurray. The Stranger in Your House. David C. Cook. 2011. 240p. ISBN 9781434766229. pap. $14.99. CHILD REARING
Jantz (founder, Ctr. for Counseling & Health Resources; Healing the Scars of Emotional Abuse) gives parents of teens a Christian-lite approach to understanding the alien that their once-loving child has become. He advises parents on, among other topics, how to interpret a teen's behavior, when to relax and when to panic, how to get back on track, and which issues call for greater concern; and he concludes each chapter with self-evaluation questions (for parents, not kids) and activities for reflection. Some (see The Truth About Girls and Boys, below) will balk at his assumptions about differences in behavior owing to gender, and others will be discouraged by the corniness of some of his suggestions, such as creating an art piece around the Serenity Prayer, but his understanding of and appreciation for teens comes through. That said, from a subject standpoint, this is utterly redundant. With so many books about adolescents on the market, it's a wonder anyone is still confused.
Naik, Anita. The Lazy Girl's Guide to a Blissful Pregnancy. Piatkus: Little, Brown UK, dist. by Trafalgar Square. 2011. 256 p. ISBN 9780749953218. pap. $13.95. CHILD REARING
Billed for the modern woman who wants to find the less stressed way to be pregnant, this handbook joins the saturated market of girlfriend guides to pregnancy. Covering topics from keeping your boss happy to taking it easy and pampering yourself, the prolific Naik (The Lazy Girl's Guide to Beauty; Kitchen Table Tycoon) chats up the reader with the goals of smoothing the pregnancy path and lightening the load just a little. As with the vast majority of these titles, the author claims to have written the book because all the other pregnancy books were complicated and/or depressing and/or didn't have the answer anyway. These titles breed like rabbits in publishing houses. That fact, combined with the British slant of the Lazy Girl series (e.g., nappies and mums), makes this an unnecessary acquisition for libraries.
Nields, Nerissa & Katryna Nields. All Together Singing in the Kitchen: Creative Ways To Make and Listen to Music as a Family. Shambhala, dist. by Random. 2011. 224p. ISBN 9781590308981. pap. $22.95 with audio CD. CHILD REARING
The Nields sister act (of musical duo the Nields) have 16 CDs to their credit and, now, an unintimidating guide to including music in everyday family life. The benefits of musical exposure are well documented, but, for the uninitiated, singing aloud to youngsters can feel like an embarrassing chore. The authors cheerfully assume no previous background on the part of the reader and give simple tips for singing, keeping the beat, incorporating dance moves, and also suggest games and finger plays to accompany favorite tunes. With a focus on folk music, they encourage parents to schedule time for concerts and sing during everyday routines. The charming line drawings, included throughout, break up the book's rather lengthy text. (The book has an accompanying CD, which was not included with the review copy.) For more sing-along fun, you can't go wrong with Sandra Boynton's Philadelphia Chickens: A Too-Illogical Zoological Musical Revue.
Pincott, Jena. Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies?: The Surprising Science of Pregnancy. Free Pr: S. & S. 2011. 288p. ISBN 9781439183342. pap. $15. CHILD REARING
What a charm! Science writer Pincott (Do Gentlemen Really Prefer Blondes?) tackles some myths and legends associated with pregnancy and compares them to peer-reviewed research on the matter. The book covers such questions as: Do men prefer babies who resemble them? What does a baby's birth season predict? and Do bossy broads have more sons? This is an enjoyable, insightful, and fascinating look at pregnancy that explains what we know and identifies what we don't. In discussing topics from stretch marks to mama's boys, Pincott takes a conversational tone, making the science readily available to all readers. An ideal acquisition for public libraries, a great gift for expectant parents, and the perfect choice for the doctor's waiting room, this winning title deserves some talking up. Way more fun than What To Expect.
Rad Dad: Dispatches from the Frontiers of Fatherhood. PM Pr. Dec. 2011. 200p. ed. by Tomas Moniz & Jeremy Adam Smith. ISBN 9781604864816. pap. $15. CHILD REARING
Moniz's Rad Dad won the San Francisco Bay Guardian's award for Best Local Zine in 2011 and the Utne Reader's Independent Media Award for Best Zine of 2009. The essays collected here, from Rad Dad and Smith's (The Daddy Shift) blog Daddy Dialectic [http://daddy-dialectic.blogspot.com/], well represent the intense, honest discussions of serious issues among the Rad Dad community [raddadzine.blogspot.com] in addition to the literary quality of the contributions. On topics ranging from sperm donors to the heartbreak of infertility to stay-at-home dads and beyond, this book treats readers to a host of poignant and graceful essays aimed at the thoughtful and intelligent parent. Those already familiar with Rad Dad will be pleased to discover this on the shelf of new releases, but newcomers may be unlikely pick it up based on the unfortunate cover design. Librarians should give this book an extra push. Highly recommended.
Rivers, Caryl & Rosalind C. Barnett. The Truth About Girls and Boys: Challenging Toxic Stereotypes About Our Children. Columbia Univ. 2011. 240p. ISBN 9780231151627. $24.50. CHILD REARING
Rivers (journalism, Boston Univ.; Selling Anxiety: How the News Media Scare Women) and Barnett (senior scientist, Women's Studies Research Ctr., Brandeis Univ.) here tackle the growing media trend of taking recent brain research on gender differences out of scientific context. Examining the cultural and parenting implications of misconstruing both the intent and results of these studies, the authors come down hard on the media. They argue that old myths about gender differences are being packaged in shiny new bottles and that parents and educators are being fed a diet of junk science that is at best a misunderstanding of the research and at worst what amounts to a deliberate fraud on the American public. Covering familiar topics including math, toys, and aggression, they debunk such experiments as single-sex education and present relevant research showing how heterogeneity has more beneficial effects than homogeneity. This spirited book is best for academics, educators, and anyone interested in a serious look at the science of gender.


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Chris Pratt raps Eminem's 'Forgot About Dre' and takes a pop at Orlando Bloom
It seems Guardian's of the Galaxy star Chris Pratt is talented in more arenas than just acting.
Appearing on US rap radio station Shade45, which happens to be owned by Eminem, Dr Dre, 50 Cent, Snoop Dog and more, he faultlessly rapped Eminem's verse from 'Forgout about Dre'.
The actor also took a pop at Orlando Bloom in the wake of his reported spat with Justin Bieber.
Fans will know that Pratt is fond of incorporating into his performances. As Andy Dwyer in Parks and Recreation he has been known for such lyrical treats as 'I Fell in the Pit' and '5,000 Candles in the Wind.'
Last year he also demonstrated his singing prowess by serenading his on-screen wife in The Five Year Engagement.
The actor's wife, Anna Faris, however, isn't terribly impressed by his tunes. Speaking in 2011, she said, "He thinks that he's a great singer, but he's really awful! And I don't ever want to tell him!"
"I'm always like, 'Honey, you should pursue it! Pursue it -- pursue your country album!' He's really terrible. But it always makes me laugh. I can't help it!"
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The CowDongs suck...what a joke that damn team is .........BLOWITUP:poop:
Thedog is up but will he have staying power....:popcorn:
Morning Sly,
Were through the 200 sma and ema at this point....now TheDog needs to consolidate here for a bit and let the averages on the 15 minute and 30 minute catch up a bit before a push higher....hopefully.....:wizard:
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I really thought if the Pack could come back then the Dog could too.
I forgot...... Why are we down here again?
Good question Wolf. We are wondering the same thing. Why isn't SIRI participating in this rally?
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By Hayley Gallimore
Being diagnosed with breast cancer was never going to be easy.
But for Worksop woman Mandy Cooper the journey to recovery was made smoother by her supportive colleagues.
Mandy, 50, works at Eaton Production International, an electrical components factory based on Dukeries Industrial Estate.
"I was diagnosed with DCIS in September last year. It's a type of cancer that affects the milk ducts in your breast," said mum-of-one Mandy.
"I hadn't felt ill or had any swelling so if it wasn't for a routine mammogram at Bassetlaw Hospital I wouldn't have known I had it."
"Luckily they caught it early and operated straight away. I'm so grateful to the surgeons, my oncologist at Sheffield and all the staff who looked after me on the ward at Weston Park during my radiotherapy."
"It has been like a rollercoaster. I've been back and forth from the hospital every week."
Mandy said her husband Andrew, who also works at Eaton, and her daughter Kayleigh, 17, had been 'amazingly supportive'.
And the pet shih tzu puppy Lottie, who Mandy brought home just days before her diagnosis, has been a welcome companion.
"Every day when I got home after radiotherapy, having spent four hours on the train, she was there to greet me with big brown eyes and a waggy tail," said Mandy, of High Hoe Road.
She added: "When something like this happens you realise who you can rely on."
"And everyone at Eaton has been great. That's why I wanted to give them the Guardian Rose."
There were hugs and tears as Mandy handed over the award to her production manager Margaret Coulthard.
Said Mandy: "You are like my extended family. Without you ringing me up and checking how I am, I don't think I could have got through this."
"Thanks to the company too, for not rushing me back to work - even though I've been eager to return."
Said Margaret: "We were all devastated by Mandy's news but it's been a pleasure to be able to give you that support."
"She does everything for this company. If you cut her down the middle it's say Eaton all the way through."
Mandy is now back at work doing just a few days a week. And she soon hopes to return to her role as Tawny Owl at Second Worksop Priory Brownies.


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NEWARK, N.J. — Episcopal Bishop John Shelby Spong is a Southern-bred biblical scholar who enjoys the heady and rarified intellectual stimulation of a good and tough debate. He is now in his glory, because lately he has encountered public challenges and stern rebukes on many fronts for his updated and liberalized views on sexuality.
Many conservative members of the Episcopal Church, scandalized by the bishop`s efforts to offer formal church ``blessing`` on both heterosexual and homosexual couples living outside of the marriage bonds, are demanding his resignation-or they vow to initiate a religious version of a court trial. They would charge him, they warn, with unadulterated heresy.


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The Irish government's broadcasting regulator has told "No" campaigners on the upcoming Lisbon Treaty referendum that there will be no equal time for both sides of the debate. Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI) chief executive Michael O'Keeffe said in a statement that the agency is under no obligation to "allocate an absolute equality of airtime to opposing sides of the referendum debate during editorial coverage." Guidelines require only that the allocation of airtime to opposing sides be "fair."
While the move was welcomed by Yes campaigners, one leading pro-life No campaign group has said that the decision is plainly government interference in the democratic process. Cóir Campaign called it a "politically motivated attack on democracy" and described the new rule as a "much weaker provision of fairness which is wide open to abuse."
Government Yes material on the internet and in print posted to people's homes threaten financial disaster for Ireland if the Treaty is rejected again. The solution to Ireland's financial woes in the face of the global downturn in the economy is assumed by some Irish leaders to be bailouts from the EU. However, a recent well-publicised poll in Germany, the country that holds much of the EU's purse-strings, showed that 70 percent of German taxpayers would not approve of future financial bailouts for Ireland in the global economic crisis.
Cóir has accused the Labour Party of "gross hypocrisy" on the re-running of the Lisbon referendum, pointing out that last year Labour Party leader Eamon Gilmore "rushed forward to say the Lisbon Treaty was dead" following the 2008 referendum. "Yet now he is boasting that Labour's campaign to push the same treaty through will be run like a 'ground war' and is determined to make the Irish people vote again," said Greene
Despite a clear No vote last year, Ireland's second referendum is scheduled to be held on October 2 after heavy pressure from the EU on the Irish government.
The government's promise to EU officials to go all-out to promote Lisbon has some campaigners questioning how far they will go. The blog of the group Open Europe (OE), a democracy campaign group and clearinghouse of EU skeptic news, asks where the funding is coming from for the dozens of "suspiciously similar" Yes campaign websites that have recently cropped up on the net, such as Women for Europe , Generation Yes and Ireland for Europe .
"In its fevered desperation to pass the Lisbon Treaty, the Irish government has now gone into total overkill," the group said.
"It's the latest shot in the European Commission-backed onslaught to make sure Irish people don't cock up its carefully-laid plans to grab control over dozens of new policy areas. No doubt many will fall for it," the authors write.
The Irish government, OE said, is making "absolutely no" attempt to appear neutral or objective on the question, launching websites at taxpayer expense to push the Yes campaign, including "eumatters.ie" describing "what the EU has done for Ireland," including EU regulations on every aspect of life from children's toy manufacturing to water and food.
Democracy advocates are warning that Lisbon hands most of a country's legal rights over to a largely unelected and unaccountable body of bureaucrats. Ireland is one of the last member states to retain the requirement of a public referendum to make decisions regarding the nation's sovereignty under EU dominance. After the defeat in 2005 of the European Constitution by referenda in France and the Netherlands, most EU states abolished public plebiscites under pressure from the EU.
Ireland's EU commissioner, Charlie McCreevy, said the Treaty would have been rejected in most EU countries had their populations retained the right to vote on it.
"I think all of the politicians of Europe would have known quite well that if a similar question had been put to their electorate in a referendum the answer in 95 percent of countries would have been 'No' as well," he said in June. He said EU heads of state were "glad they didn't have to put the question themselves to their people."
Despite efforts to remove power from individual states, as many EU officials feared, the legal guarantees granted to the Irish to help make the Treaty more palatable to Irish voters have emboldened other states to ask for similar concessions, slowing down the process of ratification and implementation.
Germany may be the next country to hold up Lisbon's progress, with strongly pro-Europe and pro-Lisbon Chancellor Angela Merkel facing an election in September. . In 2007 an independent poll of 27 EU countries found that an average of 75 percent of all Europeans want a referendum on any new Treaty which transfers more power to Brussels. At the end of June, a poll of German voters showed that 77 percent want a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty.
Shortly after the announcement of the Irish guarantees, the German Constitutional Court ruled, in a case brought by a number of German MPs, that the Lisbon Treaty cannot be ratified until laws were passed guaranteeing parliamentary input in the adoption of EU laws. The court statement said that parliament's Lisbon ratification document "may not be adopted until the sufficient legal groundwork for parliamentary participation as foreseen in the constitution has been laid."
The German parliament has already ratified the treaty, but President Horst Koehler has not yet signed.
In June, Czech President Vaclav Klaus, who has refused to sign the Treaty, said he plans to refer it to the Czech Constitutional Court in August.
Pro-life and democracy campaigners in Ireland continue to warn that acceptance of Lisbon would put an end to the ability of member states to defend their sovereignty, including their laws protecting human life and the natural family.
This week, EU abortion campaigner Birgitta Ohlsson, the head of the group "Make Noise for Free Choice" that is pushing to have abortion recognized as a "human right" among all member states, told the Times of Malta that even if the campaign is successful, abortion "cannot be imposed on Malta."
Malta, with the tiny principality of Monaco and Ireland, remains one of the few remaining EU countries that retain their traditional laws protecting human life from conception. But Patrick Buckley, EU spokesman for the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, told LifeSiteNews.com that such assurances, including those that have come from the Irish government, are meaningless.
Buckley explained that promises to individual states that they can retain their own laws are moot since it is up to the European Court of Justice to interpret all such laws, which court has the ability to overturn the laws of member states. In addition, he said, there will be little protection from the EU Parliament. "There is a very strong support in the Parliament for the concept of abortion as a human right," he said.
Cóir spokesman Richard Greene backed this statement, saying that assurances or declarations from the European Union on concerns such as abortion or taxation cannot improve the Lisbon Treaty. Greene called "mistaken" the assumption that the guarantees would protect Ireland, saying they "would have no legal standing and would be as much use as a politician's promise." He pointed out that the Irish public had not asked for modifications to the Treaty, "they had simply voted No."
"It is an abiding disgrace – and an expression of the contempt in which this government holds the people – that an Taoiseach has refused to state that the Lisbon Treaty is dead and that ratification must end," said Greene.
Read related LifeSiteNews.com coverage:
Swedish MP Seeks to Force Ireland, EU to Accept Abortion as "Right" with 1,000,000 Signature Campaign
Lisbon Will Force Abortion into Ireland through EU Charter of Human Rights: Irish Pro-Life Lobby
Polish President Warns EU Charter Could Force "Gay Marriage" on the Catholic Country


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NutraNomics® (NNI®), was founded in 1995 by Dr. Tracy K. Gibbs.
Purpose: Research and development of nutritional food products. In 1997, NNI produced and branded its own product line, and began to sell to the retail outlets and to the public. NNI has also produced formulas for hundreds of other companies.
Mission Statement: At NutraNomics, our mission is to increase human health and longevity through education and self-awareness. We teach that all must take responsibility for their own health through moderate diets, exercise, and proper supplementation. By these practices alone can one achieve ultimate health.
Sales Representatives: USA, Canada, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Korea.
Trademarks, Tradenames, and Patents: NNI®, NutraNomics®, HEC®, Health Education Corporation®, AES®, Assimilation Enhancing System®. NutraNomics is a trademark of Health Education Corporation (HEC), founded in 1995. HEC® is now the educational portion of the company and provides health, wellness, nutrition, and other types of education within our industry.
Education: The demand for education in this industry promoted us to develop a DVD series for in home education on lifestyle, dietary supplements, exercise and green living which we sell along with our product line. NNI also has educational health books such as "My Home Pharmacy" and "Enzyme Power" both written by Tracy K. Gibbs.


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I chose Marquette because I started in classes relating to my major right away and because I got to work directly with department professors. One of the college's research programs, GasDay, allowed me to get real experience with customers before ever leaving the classroom. I processed customer data, tested their in-house development application and contributed to the application's development. This experience landed me an internship with a local company that will evolve into a full-time job as soon as I graduate. Matt Plank Electrical engineering
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Posted by arnine on Fri May 14 09:48:01 2010, in response to Re: Poughkeepsie TOD, posted by streetcarman1 on Fri May 14 09:13:40 2010.AFAIK currently, no. But, it never seems to stay no. It is brought up every few years, gets debated and shelved. I am not 100% sure but I heard it gets shelved due to NIMBYism(?sp), but I can be wrong.


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Hannah Chelmsford has always been the strong one. The one who kept the family together when her father was away. The one who cared for her brothers and sister after their mother died. But now, everything is changing. Her father has become more distant, and her brothers and sister are planning lives of their own.
That's when Hannah comes up with the idea for the quilt. A quilt created of fabric from people who have become special to the family; people they trust. And when the sisters are separated, Hannah makes sure that they each have a part of the quilt. The quilt she hopes will bring her family together again.
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She was married to Steven Ray Brown. Children were: Steven Jacob Brown.
She was married to Wiley H. Cope about 1840 in Breathitt Co. Ky.
He was married to Loucinda Cope in 1859.
He was married to Brenda Gail Moore. Children were: Stephanie Lynn Strong , Timothy Ryan Strong.
He was married to Polly Ann Raleigh.
He was married to Jemima Jane Deaton in 1820. Children were: Edward Strong, Delilah Strong, Elizabeth Strong, Thos Strong, John D Strong, Jane Strong, Isabelle Strong, Malissa Strong, Wiley Strong, Susan Strong.
He was married to Jennie Callahan. Children were: William Strong Jr. .
She was married to Luther Crawford Leonard Jr. on 11 Apr 2004 in Germantown, Ohio.
She was married to John Arrowood .
She was married to Breck Caudill.
He was married to Martilla Back.
She was married to Soloman Sylvester Back on 20 Jul 1886. Children were: Ida Back.
She was married to Dorsie Brewer . Children were: Bill Ray Brewer.
She was married to Matthew Gross on 10 Jul 1993 in Jackson, Breathitt Co. KY.(8) Children were: Matthew Gross Jr..
She was married to John Jasper Arrowood about 1886.(1) Children were: Wm. Jasper Arrowood, Harrison Arrowood, Daniel Arrowood, Agnes "Aggie" Arrowood , Jackson "Jack" Arrowood, Porter Arrowood, Mitchell Arrowood, Charlie Arrowood.
He was married to Aggie Stanfield . Children were: Elizabeth Thompson.
She was married to Tom Hanrick. Children were: Tony Anthony Hanrick , Angie Hanrick, Stevie Hanrick .
He was married to Lillie Arrowood. He was divorced from Lillie Arrowood. Children were: Brenda Tibbs.
He was married to Helen Louise Nunn on 7 Feb 1986 in Gethsemane Lutheran Church-Allen co., Ft Wayne, In. Children were: Anthony Lynn Tillotson, Kimberly Jo Tillotson.
He was married to Rebecca Caudill.
He was married to Lisa Sibcy. Children were: Gary T. True.
She was married to Chester Turner. Children were: Sandra Lynn Turner .
He was married to Bonnie Butler. Children were: Cathy Turner, Amy Turner.
She was married to Manuel Arrowood.
She was married to Tim Jones. Children were: David Regan Jones, Kelly Meredythe Jones.
He was married to Dana Tupman. Children were: Sandra Lynn Turner.
She was married to James Richard Newton Arrowood in 1866.
She was married to Ned Turner Jr.. Children were: Glenn Turner, Karen Turner, Johnny Turner, Greg Turner.
She was married to Robert Franklin Biddle . Children were: Tina Kay Biddle.
He was married to Mary Caudill.
He was married to Denise Gullion . He was divorced from Denise Gullion. Children were: Leah Turner, Jessie Turner.
She was married to Gary Wayne Smith. Children were: Brian Wayne Smith, Mark Everett Smith.
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DJ Intense
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INTENSE (Aneil Kainth) was born and raised in Surrey, BC and has rocked the North American DJ circuit for over a decade. Already remixing songs at the age of 13 to amazing local response, Intense took full advantage of social media networks to bring his work to broader audiences. It was only a matter of time before this young talent became known as one of Canada's most renowned live DJs, with several mixtapes released to bombastic feedback from the partying public.
By 18, Intense had cut his teeth DJing with acts spanning Manak-E to Jassi Sidhu to 112, leaving him nowhere to go but up. Using his knowledge of rhythm and his background as a dholi, he began honing his skills as a beat maker, crafting hip-hop beats and fusing them with his Desi remixes. A local singer, Gurteshwar Grewal instantly recognized Intense's skills, and the two collaborated on Gurteshwar's first single "Dil Dangdi," a track that received just as great a response in the UK as it did in North America. Intense continued producing several records for artists both local and abroad such as "Tu Kaildee" by GS Hundal and "Desi Jatt Punjabi" by Kuldeep Toor.
Confident that he could be just as successful on his own, he released the hit albums "More Than Just A DJ" (2012), "SophistaFolk" (2013), and his most recent joint effort with GS Hundal "GQ Lifestyle Volume 1," featuring tracks such as "Launian Pehndian," "Nachne Nu Kare," "Miss Kardi," "Diamond Koka," and many others.
After the success of his independent projects, Intense turned his eye to India, where he solidified his name on an international level, being involved with major artists such as Mika Singh, Sunny Leone, Diljit Dosanjh, Guru Randhawa, Arjun, Jasmine Sandlas, and A-Kay to name a few. With his name now firmly entrenched in the bhangra and Bollywood music industry, we are extremely excited for the amazing new music and cutting-edge productions we can expect from the one, the only, INTENSE.
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Ron Boyd is a Canadian comic book illustrator who specializes in ink work.
He has worked for a variety of publishers, including both DC and Marvel Comics on titles including Kid 'n Play, Adventures in the DC Universe, and Legion of Super-Heroes.
He has also worked on a variety of commissioned pieces for clients such as the Toronto Maple Leafs, theater companies, and Vérité Films doing the cover and information booklet for the DVD release of the third season of Corner Gas.
Boyd is also an actor, working in the theater and also on the Star Trek: New Voyages series (for which he also does some poster art).
His only other Star Trek contribution is inks on the story "Echoes of Yesterday" in DC's "TOS Special 3".
External linksEdit
- RonBoyd.com – official homepage
- Ron Boyd at IMDb