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Nutrition: per serving
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- carbs79g
- sugars65g
- fibre3g
- protein9g
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- 250g mixed dried fruit
- 100g dried apricot, chopped
- 85g glacé cherry, chopped
- zest 2 oranges, juice 1 orange (use the second in the topping)
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- 4 large eggs
- 200g self-raising flour
- 50g ground almond
- 2 tsp mixed spice
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- ½ tsp freshly grated nutmeg
One of the most useful of spices for both sweet and savoury…
- 500g marzipan, 200g/7oz cut into 2cm chunks, the rest for the topping
One of mankind's oldest sources of sweet pleasure, marzipan needs to contain only ground…
For the topping
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Butter is a dairy product made from separating whole milk or cream into fat and…
- 50g light muscovado sugar
- 100g plain flour
- 100g flaked almond
- 3 tbsp golden syrup
Golden syrupgoal-dun sir-rup
Golden syrup is a clear, sparkling, golden-amber coloured, sweet…
- 85g icing sugar, sieved
- 2-3 tsp orange juice
Soak all the dried fruit in the orange juice for 2 hrs, or overnight.
Butter and line a 20 x 30cm tin with baking parchment. Heat oven to 160C/ 140C fan/gas 3. In a large bowl, beat the butter and sugar with an electric whisk until pale and fluffy. Add the eggs one at a time; mix well between each addition.
Sift the flour into the bowl and mix in the ground almonds and spices. Add the marzipan chunks, zest and dried fruit with any remaining juice, and give everything a good stir to combine.
Tip the cake mix into the prepared tin, level the surface, and bake for 45 mins – the cake may still be a little gooey in the centre at this point. Remove from the oven and increase the heat to 200C/ 180C fan/gas 6.
Make the topping. Rub the butter, sugar and flour together with your fingers to a crumbly breadcrumb texture. Grate in 200g reserved marzipan, add the flaked almonds and golden syrup. Mix everything with a fork, making sure it stays crumbly and doesn't clump. Sprinkle over the cake and return to the oven for 12-15 mins. Meanwhile, divide the rest of the marzipan into 11 and roll into balls.
Remove the cake from the oven once cooked through, arrange the marzipan balls on top and allow to cool in the tin. Mix the icing sugar with enough orange juice to give a runny icing, drizzle it all over the cake, then let it set a little before slicing it.


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Tammy Kochel
posted on Thursday, January 29, 2009 - 9:24 am
In MPlus version 5.2, is there a simple way to compute Raykov's CFA-based estimate of scale reliability? I am running a CFA within a SEM with categorical observed variables using WLSMV. Also, one of my factors is a second-order factor. If this cannot easily be done, is there an alternative statistic that you recommend for estimating the reliability of the scales?
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Thursday, January 29, 2009 - 3:35 pm
I am not familiar with this scale reliability. It is not automatically available in Mplus.
Boliang Guo
posted on Friday, January 30, 2009 - 2:23 am
I would suggest you useing 'Model constraint' command to calculate the reliability following Raykov's formula.Mplus' 'model constraint' command is a very useful tool!!
Tammy Kochel
posted on Friday, January 30, 2009 - 6:18 am
Dr. Raykov asked that I post this response:
�If I may come in, for continuous or approximately so items, pls. see my paper in the "British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology", 2008 (November issue, I think), where you may wish to use MLR as a method of estimation.
For categorical items, I don't have a solution that's nearly as simple. We are currently working on an extension to the case of binary items.
More generally speaking, if your items are loading nearly uniformly on a single factor, and there are no error covariances, alpha will be close to total scale score reliability (e.g., my 1997 paper in "Multivariate Behavioral Research"), so you can use alpha.
If you have a 2nd-order factor model, it may be reasonable to consider the sum or weighted scores for the items loading on each of the 1st-order factors, as 'scale components' themselves, which may be approximately continuous, thus reducing the case to that in the 1st para of this message. (If you decided to use weightes sum, the weights would come from using the concept of 'maximal reliability'--they are lambda/error variance, for each continuous item, or lambda for each item, form the logistic model fitted for binary items; e.g., Bartholomew & Knott, 1999, "Factor analysis and latent variable models", London: Arnold.)
Hope this helps.
Tenko Raykov, Michigan State�
Paola Pascual-Ferra
posted on Friday, March 15, 2013 - 6:40 pm
Hello. I am trying to estimate reliability of a scale using Raykov's formula. The variables are all continuous variables. I am taking each component in the formula
(sum of unstandardized factor loadings)squared/
[(sum of unstandardized factor loadings)squared + sum of measurement error variances + (sum of nonzero error covariances)*2]
from the following tables in the output:
unstandardized factor loadings (first table of model estimate)
unstandardized measurement error variances (from the unstandardized Residual variances table)
nonzero error covariances from the model results after allowing the error terms to freely covary
However, I am not getting the results expected for the noncongeneric measure. I just wanted to verify with anyone in this forum who might be able to help me if I am getting the numbers from the appropriate tables.
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Saturday, March 16, 2013 - 12:16 pm
You should square each loading before summing them, not squaring the sum.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Goalkeeper Austin Harms recorded four saves for the No. 6 Harvard men's soccer team, but the Crimson suffered its first loss of the season, falling by a score of 2-0 against UC Santa Barbara in a neutral-site game Friday evening. The loss drops Harvard to 2-1-1 on the year, while the Gauchos earn their first victory and improve to 1-2-2.
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Ernie, you seem to wear a few different hats at Adobe. What's your official title?
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Today saw the return of a family heirloom (well, part of it, anyhow) to this Corley household. After 17 years, I've been reunited with my family's grandfather clock, which friends have stored for me in the interim. The face and movement are with a clock repair shop that will clean, fix and test them, hopefully reassembling everything early next week. In the meantime, the rest of the clock is now in my dining room!
My dad bought this clock in 1978 and it merrily chimed away for my fam until my mom and sister moved out of state in 1994. Me and the clock? We stayed in Maryland. I was soon off to college and moved in temporarily with neighbors. The clock moved with me.
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Another recalled an employee at their previous job who was nearly fired for "calling in drunk."
Another recalled a local TV producer from her former job who once canceled a 6pm newscast because "there was too much news — I wanted to wait until 11."
And, perhaps the piece de resistance — one colleague recalled a friend who told his coffee-shop boss that he couldn't come to work because he'd been shot in the buttocks with a pellet gun. (True story!) And just when you thought that was the most incredulous part of the story, his boss replied: "Hey man, I've been shot in the HEAD with REAL BULLETS and I still came to work."
I know, that makes your excuse about having a little head cold sound lame, right?
CareerBuilder has compiled their list of the most popular excuses — and the most outrageous – for why people are late to work.
Among the most popular were: Getting the kids to school or daycare (8 percent); bad weather (11 percent) and lack of sleep (18 percent).
But the No. 1 most popular reason is (drumroll, please ………………)
Traffic! Thirty-one percent of the workers surveyed said they were most often late to work because of traffic.
No one admitted to the most outrageous excuses, but hiring managers dished out some of the doozies they've heard, where employees blamed everyone from the their roommate to the governor, the cat, the TV and a fox. Here's the top 10 list of the most outrageous excuses:
1. Employee's cat had the hiccups.
2. Employee thought she had won the lottery (she didn't).
3. Employee got distracted watching the "Today Show."
4. Employee's angry roommate cut the cord to his phone charger, so it didn't charge and his alarm didn't go off.
5. Employee believed his commute time should count toward his work hours.
6. Employee claimed a fox stole her car keys.
7. Employee's leg was trapped between the subway car and the platform (turned out to be true).
8. Employee said he wasn't late because he had no intention of getting to work before 9:00 a.m. (his start time was 8:00 a.m.)
9. Employee was late because of a job interview with another firm.
10. Employee had to take a personal call from the state governor (turned out to be true).
OK, so now you can no longer use anything on that list — the old "cat had the hiccups" routine is off the table. And no "I was reading this great blog on being late" either.
Being late causes all kinds of unnecessary stress and drama. We've seen the real drama life can bring — everything from job loss to the financial crisis. So let's try to cut the unnecessary drama for 2012 and start being on time.
Remember: Everyone remembers the cat hiccups guy or that guy that called in drunk, but show of hands, please: who here would hire that guy again?
In her book, "Time Management in an Instant," Karen Leland recommends these three tips for getting your act together:
• Begin with the end in mind. Work backwards from the time you need to arrive to calculate exactly what time you should leave. Account for all kinds of things such as getting dressed, ironing — and yes, even, cat hiccups and hitting your thumb with a hammer.
• Consider the worst-case scenario. Imagine the president is in town, it's snowing and a truck full of chickens overturned on the highway.
• Don't underestimate the little things. You have to account for the time it takes to gather your keys (or find them!) and your wallet, put your shoes on, etc. Don't forget about the nosey neighbor that wants to say hello or the spit-up on the rug that you'll have to clean up.
You know what? You should leave now. You know — just in case!
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Your Dancing Music Wish List For For DWTS Season 18, Let's See It?
Hey Everyone! What song selections would you like to see the pros or the couples dance to on the new season of Dancing With The Stars? If interested, post all of your ideas and music wish lists in comments! You never know, they might be helpful or inspirational to the Pros or the new Band for the new season?
Ok, here are a few of our music ideas and wishes….
The Monster – Eminem ft. Rihanna
Show me – Kid Ink ft. Chris Brown
I'm A Freak – Enrique Iglesias
Shine My Shoes – Robbie Williams
You Rock My World – Michael Jackson
Not A Bad Thing – Justin Timberlake
Anything by The Gotan Project (for Latin dances)
Don't Tell Me – Madonna
Let It Go – Idina Menzel (from the movie "Frozen")
Happy – Pharrell Williams
Animals – Martin Garrix
Drink a Beer – Luke Bryan
"Gypsy" by Lady Gaga (would be a fantastic freestyle or contemporary song)
"Love Me Again" by John Newman (great for a cha-cha)
"Make Me Lose Control" by Eric Carmen (an oldie but a goodie – would be great for a rumba if they ever resurrect 80s week!)
"I Wish" by Cher Lloyd feat. T.I. (one of my guilty pleasures – might be fun as a samba)
"Feel Good" by Robin Thicke (another good cha-cha)
"Sunglasses at Night" by Corey Hart (I've wanted to see it used for a paso doble for 3 years now!)


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Christmas was made for videogames. Well, it was actually made to celebrate the god Saturn and later co-opted by Christian elders as a way to transition reluctant pagans into their new religion. Forum war amongst yourselves.
For a lot of gamers, Christmas is a time for catching up. You get a few days off work to finish the games you bought months ago and receive new ones from the people you pretend to love (Mom, Dad, wife, children, etc.).
Yet there are oddly few Christmas-themed videogames. For a holiday that made us so excited for a Nintendo 64, there are only a handful of games that actually feature the big guy. And of those, there has only been one good one: Christmas NiGHTS on the Sega Nooneboughtthis.
The rest are awful bargain-bin trash that your grandmother thinks look cute and you'll enjoy because you "love those videogame tapes."
Here are the worst.
7. Daze Before Christmas (SNES/GEN 1994)
For those of you that don't remember the SNES game Daze Before Christmas, good. That's like not remembering your Mom making out with your Uncle at your Dad's funeral. Some things aren't worth seeing; some things aren't worth knowing.
Honestly, you'd think a game where Santa Claus fights an evil snowman by turning into Satan would be at least kind of interesting. Instead, you just get the power to swing your sack of toys at enemies. You know, that thing Satan does all the time.
What's that phrase? Idle hands allow the devil to swing a sack of toys at enemies? Something like that, right? I do remember as a kid my priest warning me that every time I masturbate, Satan swings a sack of toys. Hell is a rough place, I bet. Sacks of toys swinging this way and that way, really irritating the eternally damned. Just, "Oh, I shouldn't have lied and cheated! Now I'm getting hit by this burlap sack with a Nerf gun in it. Uh-oh, Satan. Uh-oh."
You see what I'm doing here.
6. We Wish You a Merry Christmas (Wii 2009)
If history remembers the Nintendo Wii for anything, it will be for making it acceptable to sell shareware for $19.99.
The only way this game is "family fun" is if you think it's entertaining to watch your children's eyes well up with disappointment. We live in a cruel, godless world, and some people are filled with a hate born from years of anger. I've come to accept that and, apparently, so has this game's developer, Destineer.
There are two views when it comes to making videogames aimed at children. One is to create a fascinating world that enriches a child's learning experience. The other is to make everything boring and half-assed because kids are stupid.
Guess which one We Wish You a Merry Christmas falls into.
The weak "6 (not really) Games In 1!" promise, the aggressively generic graphics, the public-domain music... everything about this title smacks of "That's weird: I didn't know they sold videogames in a supermarket!"
5. How the Grinch Stole Christmas (DS 2007)
It's kind of ironic that this Nintendo DS game is about stealing Christmas because that's exactly what it does.
Although the graphics do a decent job of looking like the developers once saw "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" twenty years ago, the gameplay hits that sweet spot on the Venn diagram of frustrating and impossible.
The first part of the game has you searching through bland house after boring house for gifts to steal. The second part is you turning off your DS. The third part is you taking How the Grinch Stole Christmas to GameStop and being told it's only worth 99 cents. The fourth part is you shrugging. The fifth part is you signing the receipt.
Did I mention that enemies in the game are impossible to dodge and force you to play the same stage again and again? I don't think I did because I hate it so much.
4. The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (GBA 2006)
Remember those "The Santa Clause" movies? Boy those were fun. Remember how they were just about Santa Claus collecting milk and cookies? He'd run through his workshop grabbing milk and cookies? Or around a winter park grabbing milk and cookies? I'm pretty sure that's all that happened in the movies.
And what's awesome about the Game Boy Advance version of The Santa Claus 3 is it captures that feeling of the film perfectly! As you're running around grabbing milk and cookies, you're like, "Am I living the movie right now? Oh man, just 15 more milk and cookies until I can grab milk and cookies in another level! Disney, you've done it again!"


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Miley Cyrus is pulling a fast one on her boyfriend Liam Hemsworth for the new season of 'Punk'd,' and now a new, um, revealing clip shows fans a snippet of what went down.
"I want to get my boyfriend Liam," Cyrus says in the new video. "Liam, you're about to get Punk'd." Two weeks ago, the initial promo offered audio from the prank, but now MTV is providing visuals.
"Oh my god, babe," the 19-year-old exclaims. "There's two naked people in my car right now!" Sure enough, we see two people in their birthday suits climbing into the 'Can't Be Tamed' singer's vehicle and locking the doors.
The ever-so-chivalrous Hemsworth rushes to the car and starts banging on the window and yelling. Finally, the cops come, but they're less than helpful. "You're doing nothing!" the 'Hunger Games' star says to the police officer before storming off. The preview ends with Cyrus looking into the camera with a huge smile on her face, saying, "Love ya!" Mission accomplished.
This isn't the only punking Cyrus is involved in. The singer also teams up with Kelly Osbourne to deceive Khloe Kardashian in a prank that strangely involves nakedness, too. The new season of 'Punk'd' arrives on March 29 at 10PM ET on MTV.
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In the contestants weekly report, we asked each of them to share their favorite way to get exercise throughout the day.
"To get off my chair and walk. I was being hustled around the school Thursday night for Literacy Night and didn't feel winded. Yahoo!" - Ruth Peters, Peruvian Park Elementary
"My favorite thing to do is to get up early and go to the gym. If I try and put it off until after work, something invariably happens that makes it impossible for me to go." - Christy Waddell, Butler Elementary
"When I walk the halls, I try to walk briskly and take the long routes - unless I have an emergency or need to get somewhere quickly. When I sit at my desk, I tighten and release groups of muscles, or move a foot in circles." Karen Chatterton, Cottonwood Elementary
"I enjoy going to my basement and getting on the elliptical or treadmill and listen to my music or put on a movie to watch." - Brent Shaw, Canyon View Elementary
"I love getting out on the bike, but the weather has been less than ideal, and my spin class just finished up for the season. I also enjoy hiking, running, downhill skiing, backcountry skiing and skate skiing." - John Erlacher, Newman Elementary
"Walk quickly through the hallway to visit classes or walk around the playground at recess and watch or talk to students." - Tracy Rose, Twin Peaks Elementary
"Moving around the school and walking around the campus." - Mark Longe, St. Vincent de Paul School
"Walking throughout the school. Taking the "long" way when running errands. Taking a walk in my neighborhood in the evenings, and I use my treadmill for a few late-night runs." - Sally Sansom, East Midvale Elementary
Even 30 minutes of daily exercise is beneficial, according to experts at the Intermountain Heart Institute at Intermountain Medical Center. So get up. Get moving. Take the long route. Get healthy.


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Rome, Italy, Nov 28, 2012 / 02:04 am ().- At an upcoming spring conference, the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross will examine father figures and their portrayal in TV, including Lord Grantham from the British series Downton Abbey.
Many television series "portray the father as being the family's problem," observed Professor Enrique Fuster, one of the organizers of the conference scheduled for April 22-23, 2013 at the Roman university.
Fuster, who teaches cinema history at Holy Cross, noted that screen writers often depict schizophrenic and dysfunctional families and their solution for these situations is usually "a family rupture."
The official title for the conference will be "The Figure of the Father in Television Series," and it will feature speakers comparing how British and American series portray the role of the father.
"We chose to speak about the role of the father because the role of the family is very vague and the father is a sort of window that represents it," Fuster explained.
Talks will include an analysis of parental models found in the British dramas "Luther" and "The Hour," as well as the American shows "Mad Men," "Breaking Bad," "In Treatment," "Shameless" and "Dexter."
Downton Abbey's Earl of Grantham, played by Hugh Bonneville, could be faulted for his involvement with a maid in season two, as well as his sometimes strained relationship with his daughters.
The popular series, launched in September 2010 and three months later in the U.S., depicts the lives of a British aristocratic family and their servants in the early 20th century.
Fuster explained that "we believe that fiction plays an important role in shaping our social habits" as a reason for examining father roles and relationships in TV.
Professor Juan José García-Noblejas, who teaches film and TV script at Holy Cross, also reflected on the importance of a father figure for series to achieve success.
"Curiously, nearly all successful TV series deal with the figure of a father, indirectly, by having him very present," he said.
"The father in Downton Abbey is very comprehensive and accepts mistakes, but he doesn't accept what he sees as whims of his daughters," García-Noblejas noted.
He found it interesting that "the eldest daughter has a clear opposition to her father's wish to marry her with the heir and the youngest marries the chauffeur, also against the father's wishes."
"The aim of this event is to, without losing actuality, know that the family is an essential dimension in our society," García-Noblejas explained.
"Series are a way of knowing our society's current problems and mirror society in small weekly doses," he added. "We simply want to gather people who have had time to analyze and watch these series, which have a huge number of viewers around the world, in order to discuss them without losing our Christian perspective."
The conference, as well as being aimed at an academic audience and lovers of television drama, is also directed at creators "in the world of television drama, offering a unique opportunity to reflect on their craft," according to the university's website.
Guest speakers will include Italy's famous TV journalist Costanza Miriano as well as Spain's Editor of Fila Siete TV magazine and Editor-in-Chief of Aceprensa, Alberto Fijo.
For more information visit the event's website at: http://bib26.pusc.it/csi/pcc2013/en/index.html.
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Inspirational performances and consistent production got Brad Davis to Brazil. Now the Dynamo captain is aiming for more of the same for the rest of the season, fortified by a boost in self-belief that comes from representing his country on soccer's greatest stage.
The United States midfielder enters Saturday's home match with Toronto FC (8 p.m. CT; TICKETS) surfing a wave of World Cup-inspired confidence. In the two games since returning from Brazil, Davis scored a pressurized late penalty kick to give the Dynamo a 2-2 tie with the New York Red Bulls then found the net twice against Toronto last Saturday in a 4-2 road loss.
In only ten MLS starts, he has already equalled his total of four regular season goals last year. One more set-up or score and Davis will have achieved double figures in combined goals and assists for the seventh straight MLS regular season. Though international call-ups and injury saw him miss nearly half the Dynamo's league matches to date, he is still on pace for what statistically would be one of his best-ever campaigns.
His double at BMO Field continued a run that underlines Davis's importance to the Dynamo. He has scored or contributed an assist in each of his past eight appearances for the club, stretching back to March 29.
Davis told reporters on Thursday that being a part of Jürgen Klinsmann's squad at the World Cup has "given me a lot of confidence. As a player you just want to play at the highest level possible; there's no reason to not come back, have fun, enjoy playing, enjoy competing and I've definitely done that," he said.
"It's nice to have him back, obviously the way he attacks the ball, sees the game, there's a reason he's on the World Cup squad and he's our best player, no question about it, so moving forward it's good to see him feeling good," said goalkeeper Tally Hall.
"I had fun experiencing the World Cup from Houston, there was something so fun and special about it. I can't imagine being there, I can't imagine being a part of the national anthem down in Brazil, playing against [Germany, future] World Cup champions. That has to help and I think you can see he's on fire right now. Of course that's momentum building from the World Cup."
Renowned for his set-piece prowess, Davis has also created 17 chances from open play in MLS in 2014, according to Opta. That is only four fewer than last year, when he started 25 league games. His passing accuracy in the opposition half is currently 84%—better than his percentages in the previous three years.
Individual accolades are less important to Davis than team victories, but those have been hard to come by in recent weeks. "Ultimately I want to win. So it's a double-edged sword type deal right now," he said. "Ultimately I want to be a part of a winning group and that's what we all want to be a part of. Right now that's what we're trying to figure out, how to get in the W column."
The Dynamo enter Saturday's match at BBVA Compass Stadium playing catch-up in the Eastern Conference with 15 fixtures remaining. "There's still a lot of points on the table but we've got to start earning them now. There's no more 'oh, we'll get them next game,' things like that. We've got to go out and figure out ways to get results, especially in our home games. We have to figure out a way to get three points here Saturday night," said Davis.
Received wisdom is that—especially in the modern, fast-paced game—outfield players peak in their mid-to-late twenties. But Davis, at 32, is obviously still firmly in his prime. And, still hungry for success, he's aiming to stay that way for as long as his body will let him. "It's been a lot of work, it's been a long road, been a lot of sacrifice off the field with not being able to do everything that I want to do, and concentrating on this game," he said.
"But I only have this game for so long and I'm going to keep doing it until I can't play. I've got a lot of other things I look forward to doing in life but those can wait. [Age is] just a number, and I'm going to keep plugging away for as long as I can."
Tom Dart is a contributing writer to HoustonDynamo.com and HoustonDashSoccer.com. Former editor and reporter for The Times of London and reporter for SI.com, Dart currently freelances for The Guardian.


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Is Red Coat really Alison, the Pretty Little Liars' Queen Bee best friend thought to be dead?
"We're going into Season 4 with [the question of], is she or isn't she [alive]?" executive producer Oliver Goldstick tells TVGuide.com.
On the Season 3 finale, the battle between Mona (Janel Parrish) and foursome Aria (Lucy Hale), Spencer (Troian Bellisario), Hanna (Ashley Benson) and Emily (Shay Mitchell) came to a head with the reveal that not only did Mona never know the identity of her boss in the red coat, but that she, Spencer and Hanna ultimately believed her to be Alison (Sasha Pieterse). Does this mean Alison was never killed? Or does she have a twin? And can viewers believe Toby (Keegan Allen) when he claims he was only on the A Team to protect Spencer? Plus: Where the heck are Paige and Jason? Goldstick answers our (many) burning questions.
Can Alison be back from the dead or are you definitely saying she's either dead or alive?
Oliver Goldstick: We're not doing a supernatural show. We've always tried to ground things so that there is a rational and legitimate reason you did see somebody, whether they were medicated, whether they were asphyxiated — we always had something that would at least allow for a vision. Last night we went the farthest we've ever gone because we wanted to. We feel as a writing staff that the audience has been suspicious of this for some time and we wanted our girls to catch up and have this dialogue. The audience has been saying, "That girl is not dead, that girl cannot be dead!" so it's time that our four girls said, "What the hell is going on? If in fact she's not dead, why would someone who's tormenting us be saving us?" The paradox is mind-blowing. So we're going into Season 4 with, is she or isn't she? Only the air-traffic controller knows for sure.
How could she have her pilot's license?!
Goldstick: Well, we set that up last season where she took lessons and we were inspired by that real life Jesse James kid from Washington State called the Barefoot Bandit. He was 16 years old and had stolen two planes. I brought that news article in, I was fascinated by this kid, and I said, "We've got a character in Alison who, before she was allegedly murdered, was out there." I know it's crazy and the network said, "You can't have a teenager flying a plane!" and I said, "Guess what? Read Page 9 of the LA times today, it happens."
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I've questioned this before, could Alison have a twin?
Goldstick: We're not exploring that. But we are exploring Mrs. DiLaurentis returning to Rosewood. She comes back and inhabits the house and her agenda for why she returned is intriguing and peculiar.
Will her son Jason (Drew Van Acker) return with her?
Goldstick: Not right away, no.
So is Mona working with the girls now?
Goldstick: Well, yes, [although] Mona remains a vicious little dumpling. They all have their feelings about her and that's not going to go away. It's a spectrum: Hanna has a soft spot for Mona and I don't think Spencer has any soft spot for Mona. But Mona is targeted in a big way at the beginning of Season 4 so it's a very uncomfortable, bizarre situation where she's suddenly an adjunct to the PLLs and they have to accept her into the circle. Some will say, "Why not accept her when she has so much insight? If she is indeed working for somebody, why wouldn't we want to keep her close?"
How could someone so smart be fooled by Toby and Spencer?
Goldstick: She got duped. The thing about the all-powerful A is that A punishes people who are weak and punishes people who may be slipping. If you're sloppy in any way, A makes you pay for it and Mona may have been sloppy.
Why introduce another character to the mix with Shana (Aerial Miranda)?
Goldstick: With Shana we wanted to do the twist to show her alliance to Jenna (Tammin Sursok) and then she will be a Liar where we can look back and go, wait a minute, were her overtures to Paige all premeditated to get to Emily?
Speaking of Paige (Lindsey Shaw), when will we see her again?
Goldstick: She's very much in the first four episodes, in a big way.
Aria and Ezra (Ian Harding) broke up again. (Tear!) Will they remain so when we return?
Goldstick: She's got to move on. We wanted to give them a new obstacle and not just him being her teacher, but the idea that he's tethered to a family and he has adult issues most 17-year-olds don't know how to deal with or are even equipped to deal with those questions. So that was the change in their relationship and once Malcolm was kidnapped, she realized she couldn't play this game anymore. She had to remove herself. So he'll be back in school, he'll be in the halls, he'll be in front of the chalk board, but she has to move on and so does he.
Can you say if Spencer (and viewers) can for sure believe Toby's A-Team explanation?
Goldstick: Yes, he was genuine. But Toby is going to surprise people because he's going to be sucked back into the vortex of A. A is going to know something about Toby's past that is going to be emotionally wrenching and is going to pull him back where he doesn't want to be and doesn't have a choice.
Finally, what can you tease about what the girls saw in that trunk in the last scene?
Goldstick: It's a game-changer for our girls and Hanna is the one who will suffer for it the most. She pushed that car in there, with Aria's help, but Hanna is the resident lobster next season because A is going to chill, kill and grill her.
Pretty Little Liars returns on June 11 at 8/7c on ABC Family.


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Last year, Chris Clark and I sat down for a chatter and a couple of pints in a Paddington public house; he stayed just long enough to acknowledge that his Body Riddle LP was an album that possessed a great deal of longevity, but also that "if you get stuck making music that's the most precious material ever, I think it's a cul-de-sac". You can read the whole interview here, if you've the time. What was clear, thinking back, was that Clark isn't one to stay still creatively, and he's unafraid of moving backwards to progress; Turning Dragon is such a move, a successor to a rightly acclaimed album of electronic genius that goes for the jugular straight away, its charms deliberately surface level, glitch-beats clean of the sumptuous ambient haze and calming static drone that characterised its predecessor.
Inspired, in part, by touring a series of continental rave dens, Turning Dragon is a white-knuckle ride, its BPM frighteningly brisk when compared directly to what came before it, a pair of EPs – Ted _and _Throttle Promoter _– aside. The title of its opening track, _'New Year Storm', is indicative enough of what's to follow: this is violent rebirth, renewal, freshness via the destruction of decadence, the eradication of excess and the purification of potency. It's less a follow-up proper to Body Riddle, as its maker himself acknowledges, and more the resurfacing of a rawness that manifested itself in Clark's mind long before the release of what was arguably 2006's finest electronica album (review). Where Body Riddle's curves were smooth, its surface mirrored for listener reflection, this is hard and rough, blotted by dirt and sweat. It feels abrasive on the ear, scatter-shot percussion flitting from one channel to the other while underpinned by a typically incessant heartbeat – click, twitch, click, twitch… buzzzzz 'til dead and cold.
While Turning Dragon's opener is something of a bridge-piece introduction – it doesn't impact hard upon the attention, and instead nestles in gently; reminiscent in part of familiar arrangements, yet buoying with a slightly more erratic menace – the following 'Volcan Veins' is a blindsiding head-fuck, first-rate chaos and no mistake. Snatches of hyperactive, high-pitch and near-indiscernible vocals flutter wildly above a beat concoction best described as tumultuous – it's dance music for acid-blood millipedes, tiny toes tapping out hyper-rhythms in triple time. Inevitable slow-down emerges eventually – 'Ache of the North' is a timely echo of grandiose achievements past, albeit stripped of atypical embellishments – but the general pace of Turning Dragon is admirably blitzkrieg. Listen to penultimate offering_ 'BEG'_ and try not to, for mercy.
An album for the dancefloor this may have initially been conceived as, but such is Turning Dragon's propulsive aggression and overall mood of confrontation that it's hard to fathom how the standard club-goer could keep pace with its palpitations, its stop-start-whiz beats that send a lifeblood of sorts coursing to its prickly android skin. It's hair-raising, startling in its disregard for established preconceptions and newfound admirers attracted by Body Riddle. If that album was Clark's Constable – a luscious landscape to gaze upon for years and years – this is a Pollock for the here and now: immediate, irregular, divisive. I get the impression that such oddly contradicting adjectives will sit pretty with its creatively bipolar architect, who will almost certainly pitch another curve come this record's own unnatural evolutionary step onwards.
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Elevat8 Kindness Walking Group
2nd February 2019 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
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An event every week that begins at 10:00am on Saturday, repeating until 14th December 2019
We are a Community Interest Company called Elevat8 based in Kilmarnock and set up at the end of summer last year.
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|Dev: EA Tiburon
|1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid
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|Pub: EA Sports
|2.0 - 2.4 = Poor
|4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
|Release: Aug. 10, 2010
|2.5 - 2.9 = Average
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|Players: 1-8
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|ESRB Rating: Everyone
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Play by play commentating duties have been picked up by CBSs Gus Johnson, replacing Tom Hammond. While Gus does a serviceable job, he doesnt have the same voice and familiarity that Al Michaels offered. On the other hand, Chris Collinsworth is back this year providing color commentary. Collinsworth has shot up in recent years as a highly respected NFL guru and keeping him on the broadcasting team lends the announcing an air of credibility it would lack with anyone else in the broadcast booth. Heres hoping Collinsworth is kept around for many years to come.
The musical selection is a pleasant surprise, but your millage may vary based upon taste. There are not as many tracks as some sports titles with roughly 15 or so songs, a bit light and prone to repetitiveness. Harping on the musical selection may seem a bit trite in this instance, but when youre pouring hours upon hours navigating menus and comparing stats between games, the music better not suck. Classic bands such as AC/DC, Guns N Roses, and Ozzy Osbourne manage to keep the musical wear and tear to a minimum. If youre going to listen to a song repeatedly, why not have it be a song thats stood the test of time?
Unfortunately, there hasnt been much work done this year on the Franchise or NFL Superstar modes. Franchise improvements have chiefly come to give more realistic simulation stats for players and to improve the free agent and contract signing process. NFL Superstar mode continues to pale in comparison to MLB The Shows Road to the Show career mode, and this is coming from a football guy. Frankly, every sports game could learn from The Shows career mode, but thats a topic for another day.
If theres one thing Madden does do, its offer a bevy of ways to experience the game online. Online modes include Madden Ultimate Team, Online Franchise, Head to Head, and the new Online Team Play. Online Team Play is the stand-out feature this year, allowing up to three players to take on the CPU or three other players in a game where each player is responsible for one unit on the squad. For example, you may be in control of the defensive line while your buddy is managing the linebackers and some stranger is handling defensive back duties. Its a wonderful way to make each player responsible for a very specific part of the game and brings accountability. Id just start to feel sorry for the guy on your team controlling the secondary now. The massive room for error there makes me apprehensive to ever want to be the one explaining how an accidental button press led to a 5 yard slant turning into a wide open 70 yard touchdown.
So whats the verdict? Well, if youre one of the Madden-head sports gamers out there, you were going to pick this one up regardless of what any review told you. The hype train is too difficult to resist. For the rest of us, particularly those of us who have been playing Madden off and on for the last 20 years, its a little more nuanced of a question. If youve been taking it easy the last couple of years like I have, this seems like a perfectly acceptable place to jump back in and experience the cumulative improvements the series has made. At the same time, if you live for online play, the new Online Team Play mode will bring many new dynamics all on its own. But if youre the guy who has Madden 10 and typically keeps to franchise mode or playing with friends in the dorm room, you really could save yourself the money and wait for the inevitable price drop or just take a pass (no pun intended, hey-oh!) on this one, if you can stomach it. Madden NFL 11 is certainly a good game, but doesnt offer enough changes to necessitate it a must buy to casual player.
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DWTS Season 11 – PRO WATCH, Aug 23 – Part II
Damn it!! Okay, that's all I'm going to say about this one. Wanted this guy back on the show. BOO, DWTS, BOO!!
I'm compiling my Status List:
Chelsie Hightower – probably in
Cheryl Burke – Unknown
Edyta Slwinska – Unknown
Lacey Schwimmer – OUT
Anna Trebunskaya – Unknown
Anna Demidova – I bet out
Karina Smirnoff – Unknown
Kym Johnson – Unknown
Ashly Costa – Unknown
Julianne Hough – OUT (Footloose)
Alec Mazo – I bet out
Derek Hough – Probably In
Louis Van Amstel – Unknown
Mark Ballas – Unknown
Maks Chmerkovskiyi – Unknown
Damian Whitewood – Unknown
Dmitry Chaplin – OUT
Jonathan Roberts – OUT
Tony Dovolani – Unknown
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TopWare Interactive snagged the IP and trademark rights to 2003 PC and Xbox action RPG Enclave, with plans to revitalize the series, starting with a remake of the original game for the Nintendo Wii.
Enclave was an ambitious action RPG developed by Starbreeze Studios, the team behind The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay. Unfortunately Enclave didn't fare nearly as well with the critics as Riddick. As a result, Enclave's dual light and dark storylines and decision-based game mechanics were looked over by many a gamer.
But TopWare Interactive isn't letting the series die. They've grabbed the rights for Enclave and plan to bring it back to life, kicking off with a Wii remake of the original game called Enclave: Shadows of Twilight. The Wii version will feature an enhanced save game system, an interactive tutorial, and both light and dark storylines unlocked from the beginning of the game.
I find it an odd choice of franchises for TopWare to snag, but I suppose it beats trying to come up with a completely original IP.
No word yet on when the game is coming out, and yes, I called TopWare to make sure this wasn't an April Fool's joke.