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Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age
Closes May 27
Return to the Ice Age. In Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age, you will encounter some of Earth's most awe-inspiring mammals, roam among saber-toothed cats and giant bears, and wonder over some of the oldest human artifacts in existence. Life-size models, fossil tusks and skulls, touchable teeth, spear points, cave paintings, interactive displays, and videos bring the Ice Age back to life. You'll also enjoy a point of pride for Coloradans as you relive the story of the Snowmastodon Project, the exceptional Ice Age fossil site unearthed near Snowmass Village in 2010. You'll see specimens from the site and hear about the science that is emerging from this historic discovery.
Flight of the Butterflies 3D
Now Open
A scientific adventure. A compelling detective story. A stunning sight to see. Flight of the Butterflies 3D is all this and more. Dr. Fred Urquhart spent nearly 40 years working to discover the monarch butterflies' secret hideaway and solve the mystery of their unique migration path. In this dazzling 3D film, you will experience the inspiring story of this scientist's passion and see up close the lifecycle of these beautiful creatures. Get a butterfly's eye-view of the world as you fly over North America and into the isolated mountaintops in Mexico where you will encounter hundreds of millions of fluttering monarchs.
Titans of the Ice Age3D
Titans of the Ice Age 3D transports you back 10,000 years before modern civilization to the beautiful and otherworldly landscapes of North America, Europe, and Asia. Peer through the 3D canvas as dazzling computer-generated imagery brings this mysterious era and its giant animals to life. You will come face to face with saber-toothed cats, dire wolves, and woolly mammoths as they share the land with early humans who both feared and relied upon these majestic beasts. Experience this dynamic chapter in the age-old story of human ingenuity, a "trial by ice" that compelled our ancestors to seek understanding and meaning in nature.
World Premiere: Kenji Williams Presents Bella Gaia
Friday, May 3, 8 p.m., Saturday, May 4, 6 p.m. & 8 p.m.
Award-winning director and classically trained violinist Kenji Williams returns to Denver for the world premiere of Bella Gaia, a new planetarium show that combines art, music, and science. This spectacular "living atlas" journey uses NASA images and simulates space flight, taking you on a fantastic journey around planet Earth and the space that surrounds it. Brilliant images and sound illuminate the connections between natural systems and human activities, inspiring a renewed reflection of interrelationships of our world. During this special evening, Williams will enhance this new dome experience with a live performance.
Space Day
Saturday, May 11, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., FREE
Join the Denver Museum of Nature & Science as we focus on the exploration of space. The day's events will include a special presentation by retired NASA astronaut Bruce McCandless II, who lives in Colorado. McCandless will speak in Gates Planetarium at noon. In addition, there will be other presentations by space scientists and educators, and opportunities to safely view the sun using solar telescopes (weather permitting).
SCFD Community FREE Day
Sunday, May 12, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., FREE
Enjoy outstanding permanent exhibitions, including Expedition Health, Space Odyssey, Prehistoric Journey, and Egyptian Mummies. Thanks to support from Delta Dental, Museum visitors can say hi to the Tooth Fairy and learn dental health tips.
An Evening in IMAX: Flight of the Butterflies 3D
Tuesday, May 14, 7 p.m., $12 member, $15 nonmember
Celebrate spring and join us for a screening of the dazzling new film Flight of the Butterflies 3D. Experience the inspiring story of a scientist who spent 40 years workingto discover the monarch butterflies' secret hideaway and solve the mystery of theirunique migration path. Scientists Frank Krell from the Museum and Chris Pague fromThe Nature Conservancy will share other compelling stories of migration and shiftingranges in the face of climate change. Afterward, enjoy cookies and coffee andcontinue the discussion.
Science Lounge: Venus and Vodka Thursday, May 16, 6:30–9:30 p.m., $10 member, $12 nonmember
(If sold out online, tickets available at the door.) Enjoy a mind-expanding experience with cocktails and entertainment every third Thursday of the month. Ages 21 and up. This month, sneak a peek at the hottest planet in our solar system through telescopes on the Anschutz Family Sky Terrace (weather permitting) while sipping our signature cocktail, the Venus Sunrise. After getting a view of the real thing, take a much closer look at the second planet from the sun during a virtual trip across the Venusian landscape.
Going Wild at the Museum
For teens: Friday, May 17, 6:30 p.m., (ages 13-17), $10 member, $10 nonmember
For adults: Friday, May 17, 8:30 p.m., (21+ only), $12 member, $15 nonmember
For families: Saturday, May 18, 10 a.m. & noon, $12 member, $8 member child, $15 nonmember, $10 nonmember child
Biodiversity rules and it's live! Conservation biologist and crowd favorite Rob Mies returns with a new set of live wild friends. Learn about the largest and smallest animals living on Earth today, and hear about strange and wonderful adaptations animals make within their own environments. Meet a two-toed sloth from South America, a barred owl, an Australian bearded dragon, and a striped skunk.
Summer of Science Films in IMAX
Friday, May 31 through Monday, September 2, Buy Three IMAX Films, Get One Free
Phipps IMAX Theater reaches its 30th anniversary this summer, so we invite you to create your own film festival as you select from some new films and some returning favorites picked by the public. You will step into the cool darkness of the theater and find yourself swept away on many adventures, taking you from the ocean's darkest depths to the far corners of the universe. The IMAX Theater offers an immersive experience, with a powerful 3D digital projection system, digital surround-sound, and a four-and-a-half-story-tall screen. See three IMAX films, get one free! Pick up your punch card at any admissions desk. Phipps IMAX Theater is open daily. Find showtimes and ticket information @ www.dmns.org/imax.
Monday, June 3, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., FREE
Enjoy outstanding permanent exhibitions, including Expedition Health, Space Odyssey, Prehistoric Journey, and Egyptian Mummies.
Issues of Today: Impacts of the Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreak
Tuesday, June 4, 7 p.m., $8 member, $10 nonmember
Enter into a dialogue about the mountain pine beetles that have dramatically changed our Colorado landscapes. Using the immersive imaging technology of Gates Planetarium, learn how these infestations arose and their impacts on forests and water supplies throughout western North America. This event is being presented through the Worldviews Network, and includes a chance to participate in a forum with scientists and other experts after the presentation. Geologist Bob Raynolds and space scientist Ka Chun Yu will be the evening's presenters.
The Mysterious Life of Comets
Tuesday, June 11, 7 p.m., $8 member, $10 nonmember
Since the dawn of humanity, comets have inspired both fear and wonder. During the past 30 years, a number of spacecraft have zipped past comets, so shrouds of mystery surrounding these "dirty snowballs" are slowly being lifted. Joseph Veverka, professor of astronomy at Cornell University, has led several of these missions. He will discuss how our understanding of these so-called leftovers from the origins of the solar system have changed over time. How did comets and our solar system form? Did comets deliver most of the water and the building blocks of life to our infant planet? Perhaps most intriguing: Are we all made of comet stuff? Enjoy an evening of exploration with this world leader in planetary science.
Science Lounge: The Science of ArtThursday, June 30, 6:30–9:30 p.m., $10 member, $12 nonmember
(If sold out online, tickets available at the door.) Enjoy a mind-expanding experience with cocktails and entertainment every third Thursday of the month. Ages 21 and up. This month, learn how science has influenced art through the ages and make a science-inspired work of your own. Explore the Konovalenko: Gem Carvings of Russian Folk Life exhibit and learn about the geology and artistry behind each of the pieces.
Charlotte Hurley: 303-370-6407, [email protected]
NOTE: Please let me know if this monthly event/program update is more appropriate for another person at your organization, so we can update our contact list. About the Denver Museum of Nature & Science The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is the Rocky Mountain Region's leading resource for informal science education. A variety of engaging exhibits, discussions and activities help Museum visitors celebrate and understand the natural wonders of Colorado, Earth and the universe. The Museum is located at 2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver, CO, 80205. To learn more about the Museum, check www.dmns.org, or call 303-370-6000.
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The zombies in "Warm Bodies" lurch, groan and eat human flesh like any others, but horror fans will notice something different about them.
"They're romantic," 26-year-old Aussie Teresa Palmer says. "They have feelings and they have personalities. And they listen to good music."
"Yeah," her co-star, Nicholas Hoult, 23, says, emphasizing, "We're doing our best."
Hoult plays R, a zombie with a wicked wit who lives at an airport in Jonathan Levine's film, which opens Friday. R and his zombie buddies attack humans like any other zombie, but when he sees Julie (Palmer), he falls head over shuffling heels for her and decides her boyfriend's brains will be the last he eats.
Both actors were fans of the genre--"I've watched 'Evil Dead,' 'Return of the Dead,' 'Night of the Living Dead.' ... 'Dawn of the Dead.' 'Shaun of the Dead,' 'Zombieland,' " Hoult says in the video above--but they were intrigued by the zombie rom-com (romantic zom-com?) twist of "Warm Bodies." During an interview at the Peninsula Hotel, they talked about the crazy things they've done for love, the challenges of playing a zombie and what they would do if they had to live at an airport for a year.
(In the video above, they talk about eating brains--OK, other odd foods. Watch them demonstrate their zombie shuffle in the video at the end of the story.)
Your movie leaves us with the idea that love can overcome just about anything. How do you feel about that practically, in real life?
TP: I absolutely agree with that.
NH: Yeah. I agree. I think it could be a very powerful thing for good. It can be destructive as well, if in the wrong hands.
TP: That's true. But I do believe love breathes life into you. And when we were born, we're newborn babies, we come out of the womb and all we need is love. And you see that babies really thrive and heal from being loved and nurtured. And I think as we grow older and become adults we kind of forget that and we need to go back to our roots and understand that human connection and love is just so integral to just growth and feeling better. [Laughs.] So anyway, that's my thoughts.
NH: Nice speech.
TP: [Laughs.]
A true romantic.
TP: Yes, I am.
NH: I'm crying a little bit.
TP: My God, he really is. [Laughs.]
So R goes to great lengths to save Julie. What's the most romantic thing you've ever done for someone?
NH: I make stuff.
TP: So do I.
NH: Yeah. It's pretty sappy.
TP: What sort of things have you made?
NH: I've made videos; I've made cards and books.
TP: Oh, me too; I do that.
NH: I've knitted things for people.
NH: Yeah, I learned how to knit. [Laughs.]
TP: That's really cute. [Laughs.] I scrapbook. I edit things together with music and then I'll put the little DVD in the scrapbook and photos and just all those sorts of things.
Back in my day, we made mixtapes.
TP: Yes. It's always very elaborate.
NH: I never made a mixed tape. I'd like to go back to doing that.
TP: I sometimes will make a CD for the scrapbook so I have it so that I know what songs are going to come as they're turning the page, and it's relevant to what I've put in the page. And sometimes they'll read it faster than I hoped and it kind of messes up that system. It's all right. [Laughs.] Nerd!
What's the most romantic thing someone's done for you guys?
TP: Oh. OK. I was leaving Adelaide to move to Los Angeles and my love at the time, he threw me a really beautiful going away as a surprise. My whole family came from different parts of Australia, and all my friends and it was really beautiful. It was sad, bittersweet, but it was just the most incredible thing. Everyone revealed themselves to me. And I was like waa! [Laughs.] That sounded bad. Don't put that in! They just popped out; I was just having dinner and everyone just kind of started walking in. I was like, "Oh, that's my dad." It was nice.
NH: That sounds kind of eerie.
TP: It was great. I loved it. What has someone done for you?
NH: Forgiven me.
TP: Ah, good answer.
[They both laugh.]
And that's all we need to know about that. It gets personal, right?
TP: Moving on.
In the movie, we see people not communicating and staring at their phones. What's another time in actual society that it seems like people are disconnected zombies?
NH: When you're listening to your iPod.
TP: Yeah, definitely.
NH: That blocks out, and also causes a lot of car accidents because people can't hear the cars coming.
TP: Yeah, it's all about the phones or like the texting and the emailing and I totally have been doing that today. Like I've been walking around, I'm still doing emails like, "Oh, nice to meet you," and then back to my email. It's awful.
NH: You're very busy, though.
TP: I am.
NH: It's OK. Don't beat yourself up about it.
TP: I am busy but still it happens.
I went to a dance club and was shocked to see almost everyone on the dance floor texting while dancing. And not even looking at the person they're dancing with.
NH: I never text whilst dancing.
TP: I don't think I've done that either.
NH: It's dangerous.
TP: It could be dangerous, for sure.
Although, I don't know if zombies would dance.
TP: He would.
NH: We do the zombie shuffle.
TP: Yeah, we do. We actually filmed some stuff--oh, thank God that not in the movie. Do you remember, we had to do that silly song? I had to do a song. We put on music and I had to start singing to like David Bowie; I think it was called "Moon and Daydream" something or other. Yeah, and it was embarrassing. And he danced with me. I made you do that, what was that?
NH: They made me do that, yeah, the wiggly arm thing
TP: I was like, "Woo!"
Was that in the airplane?
TP: Yeah, it was fun. I don't think much of that got in the movie.
DVD extras.
NH: There's going to be some good DVD extras on this I think.
Yeah, like what else?
NH: We got a lot of out takes.
TP: Yeah. And there's a lot of laughing. Nick and Rob Corddry, they kind of were cracking each other up a lot of the time.
NH: Well, he was cracking me up. I don't think I made him laugh once. [Laughs.]
Julie's a strong character. Is that something that attracted you to the role?
TP: Definitely. I think it's really important that there are strong female characters because women are strong independent girls. And that's exactly what she is; she's a brave and sassy and she's got a beautiful spirit and she's positive, and I loved all of that.
NH: And a good high kick.
TP: Yeah, I was showing that off sometimes. I loved being physical for this role. And I got to learn how to shoot a gun and slide around, do some stunts and do a lot of running. It was fun. Yeah.
What were your special challenges for playing a zombie?
NH: I guess it was just, yeah, not been able to communicate verbally and having to try and express myself physically more. We'd practiced a little bit and then kind of just made it up as we went along. Luckily, Jonathan Levine is a very talented director. And he guided me in the right way and we found a good balance I think of being zombiefied but not too much.
Was the makeup helpful?
NH: Yeah, the makeup and the costume and a set we were on, they were all really helpful. Once you get into that environment with all the gear on, it's very easy to just believe what's happening ... The whole thing about the character is that he's focused on the other people about trying to communicate with Julie, so most of the time I was just focusing on Teresa and that was it.
Was it hard to snap out of it?
NH: No. [Laughs.] No. There was no like taking the job home at the end of the day. [Laughs.]
TP: [Moans like a zombie.]
Not doing the method acting.
NH: No. There was no method on this one.
Did they train you on the zombie walking?
NH: We had a guy from Cirque du Soleil come in, and me and Rob and some of the stunts and stuff would walk around inside a room and he'd be very descriptive with his language about like feeling heavy and aches and pains and emphasizing them but not being stereotypical zombies. He be like there's food in the corner and we'd all rush to the corner and be like, ah, food. And then we'd run around in the car park practicing our zombie runs.
John Malkovich plays your dad. He's a founding member of Steppenwolf here in Chicago. How was working with him?
TP: Yes, I know. We actually talked about that. He's fantastic. You guys should be very proud. He's wonderfully quirky and extremely humble and bright, obviously. And he's got such a gentle spirit, which is funny because I was initially quite intimidated when I heard he was going to be playing my dad. He's such a recognized figure and he's this force. And then when I met him he was just so gentle and kind. And he had a hilarious sense of humor. So it's really nice. We got to watch him do what he does best and it was like the greatest acting school ever.
How about Rob Corddry?
NH: Rob was fantastic. He improvised some really funny great stuff. But also just as a fellow zombie buddy to have a good guy to kind of figure it out with and just play around with in an acting way. [Laughs.]
What do you think the best and worst part of the zombie apocalypse would be?
TP: That where your loved ones are dying? That would be a bit of a bummer. [Laughs.]
NH: [Laughs.] Yeah. The imminent danger.
TP: Yes. I think the threat.
NH: The good side you wouldn't have to queue up at a lot of places. The lines would go.
TP: I like that you'd be listened to more. Sombies can't speak that much, so. [Laughs.] They just have to listen. What else? I mean, it would be kind of exciting. It would be, right?
NH: Most of the time people drive around in cool cars after the zombie apocalypse comes.
TP: Oh, yeah, that's hilarious. [Laughs.]
NH: I imagine they do that as well.
TP: Yeah, that's kind of cool.
NH: Cruise around in the mustang. Won't get any speeding tickets.
TP: [Laughs.] Yeah, that's true.
How do you think R would fit in with the friends from "Skins?"
NH: As a zombie? I mean, a lot of the time I suppose they were quite hung over anyway. [Laughs.]
TP: [Laughs.] Quite a seamless transition.
NH: He'd probably just fit in a treat. [Laughs.]
What's the most extreme thing either one of you has done?
TP: To become popular? I bought a skateboard and I would strap it to my backpack and I would wear my low-slung jeans. And I'd talk about how like, "Yeah, I was going to get sponsored by this skateboarding company." Meanwhile, I never even stood on it. People were like, "Ah, can you show us a trick?" And I'd always pretend that, [I'd say,] "I rolled my ankle last week and it's just starting to heal." So I would pretend I was a skateboarder. And I took up graffiti as well for a bit.
NH: Oh, that's good. There must be something about skateboarding 'cause I kind went through that phase as well.
TP: Could you actually skate though? Probably.
NH: I stood on it but I wasn't good. And I remember once being outside an audition and trying to do a trick and like falling and splitting my lip open. There was blood everywhere and having to turn up and walk inside and be like, "I'm really sorry I had an accident."
TP: They'd be like he's cool; he's edgy.
NH: It was like crossing the road on a skateboard and I managed to mess my lip up.
TP: Oh, my golly. That's hilarious.
I was wondering if I could get you guys to demonstrate the zombie shuffle?
TP: You can. But mine has to be like the parody version; yours can be real.
NH: I haven't tried it for so many months. I don't know if I'll be able to conjure it up again. It was such a dark place I went to.
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I figure that on Wednesday morning, just about everyone in the United States woke up convinced that about half of their fellow citizens are completely out of their minds.
I figure that on Wednesday morning, just about everyone in the United States woke up convinced that about half of their fellow citizens are completely out of their minds.
It was, after all, really pretty close, at least it was looking that way. Close enough that Tuesday night, as the results rolled in and states were moved into the red column or the blue, one was likely to feel pretty good one moment, then kinda panicked the next and constantly wondering how the other guy could have gotten so many votes. The only explanation, it seems, is that 48 percent, or maybe 51 percent or 49 percent, depending on your perspective and favorite cable news channel, of voters are nuts.
What else could explain it? I mean, how could any sane person vote for a socialist/misogynist who only cares about welfare moms/the wealthy and who won't even show anybody his birth certificate/taxes? Besides, there's a rumor that his wife wears wigs/magic underwear.
Such was the tone as Election Day neared, as the television ads got more negative and the Facebook postings became more shrill. And although the precise path to economic, social and environmental destruction varied slightly, the message from each camp was pretty much this: If the other guy wins the country will go, as my mother would say, to hell in a very fast fish cart.
I should take a quick moment here to explain that my mom is a brilliant and funny and interesting woman. But she has a tendency to get her metaphors mashed together. However, I've never been able to figure out what two, or may three, metaphors she's mashing with the fish cart. But it's one of her favorites and it is, certainly very illustrative of a very, very uncomfortable journey to an awful destination and a trip anyone would want to avoid.
All that aside, we spent the election season convincing ourselves that there couldn't possibly be enough out-of-their-mind voters to elect the guy that we ourselves weren't voting for. And, in the nearly impossible event that the fast-fish-cart-driving candidate did win, we made backup plans: A four-year move to the U.K., or Canada, or maybe Sweden if they speak English over there. Kinda crazy, right?
But I spent the better part of Election Day close to home, working at a polling location in Summitville. It was one of the busiest days ever, and hundreds of people showed up to cast their ballots. At the end of the day each presidential candidate got a solid share of the votes — not Florida close, but pretty close. All day long, Obama people converged with Romney people, a dynamic that, if cable news and social media are to be believed, would result in a very unpleasant atmosphere.
Instead, it was actually really nice. Folks filed in all day, greeting neighbors, checking in with one another to see who had their power back and chatting about Halloween, all the trees felled by Sandy, when we'd get our first big snow. The mood was friendly and respectful, and, with the possible exception of my daughter, Bella, who temporarily lost her mind when she noticed a platter of chocolate cookies, nobody got Facebook shrill or cable news nutty. They cast their ballots, exercising one of our most sacred and valued rights. And, if my neighbors are any indication, and I believe they are, the fish cart will be staying in the garage.


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===Known Moneymancers===
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* [[Benjamin]], [[Don King]]'s friend and adviser.
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Moneymancy is a magic that has uses resources outside of the art of an individual moneymancer. Sides use moneymancy to convert shmuckers into units and construction. It may also be involved in the automatic transfer of funds when sides make deals with one another. As we have not seen evidence that treasuries are tangible, existing things, moneymancy may simply be involved in the moving of funds to and from the abstract pocket in which the treasury exists. There is some evidence that banks are associated with treasuries, as they must be visited from time to time, even though they don't actually hold any treasure. First_Intermission_44
Moneymancy is one of the three disciplines of the Magic class Clevermancy; it is aligned with the axis of Numbers and is composed of none of the three elements of Life, Motion and Matter.Erf-b1-p038a
- Natural Allies can use moneymancy to convert shmuckers directly to unitsWoT-6051503. This is likely important because units probably have no cost to create otherwise. Instead of Shmuckers, they take time. Moneymancy seems to circumvent the time needed via a direct infusion of Shmuckers.
- Moneymancers are able to convert shmuckers into gems. This is significant as gems are able to be converted directly into shmuckers by a caster, warlord, or ruler, but not the other way around. This would allow a side to squirrel away funds so that they were available if needed, but not in the treasury in case of capture.
- Construction of buildings, up to and including cities like Gobwin Knob, can be accomplished through moneymancy.
Known Moneymancers
- Benjamin, Don King's friend and adviser.
- Moothfott, of FAQ (during King Banhammer's reign)
- Moneymancy may be able to predict the monetary (shmucker) cost of an action. Benjamin has been quoted as saying that it would be too expensive to exterminatie a Transylvitian enemy.
- Since Moneymancy is a magic ability and magic requires juice to be performed, it would be expected that a Moneymancer should be able to convert juice directly into shmuckers. Since neither juice nor shmuckers are makde of life, motion or matter, this seems directly in alignment with the composition of Moneymancy.
- Since left-over money after a transaction is called "change", it shouldn't be surprising to find a link between Moneymancy and Changemancy.


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PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) — Oscar Pistorius' chief defense lawyer predicted that he would wrap up his case by the middle of May, giving the double-amputee athlete about two more weeks to show a judge that his story that he killed girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp by mistake is reasonable and possible — the test the defense must pass.
Pistorius' lawyers have called only three of up to 17 witnesses they might ask to testify at the Olympian's murder trial, and are seeking to halt the prosecution's momentum by offering an alternative thread of evidence that backs his version.
Here's a glance at key points with the trial set to resume Monday after a two-week adjournment:
Pistorius' cross-examination by chief prosecutor Gerrie Nel appeared to expose holes in his account that he didn't know it was Steenkamp behind a toilet door when he shot four times. Nel questioned Pistorius on details from the night and inconsistencies emerged in his story. For instance, in his initial court statement last year Pistorius said that he brought one fan in from his bedroom balcony in the middle of the night before he heard a noise that made him believe there was an intruder in the bathroom. In his testimony Pistorius said there were two fans. Pistorius also never mentioned in his first affidavit that he spoke to Steenkamp before getting out of bed to bring the fans in, which he now says he did.
The judge who will deliver a verdict appeared to notice other inconsistencies when she referred to "mistakes" Pistorius was making while testifying.
Pistorius' defense has presented two expert witnesses so far and both have had their theories on the killing of Steenkamp sharply questioned by Nel. In an attempt to rebuild its case, the defense may call Johan Stander next, the manager at the gated community where Pistorius lived and who was the first person Pistorius called after the shooting and the first on the scene with his daughter. The defense wants to show that Pistorius' reaction on realizing that he had shot Steenkamp was one of panic at a terrible error.
Also, chief defense lawyer Barry Roux said some neighbors will testify and cast doubt on prosecutors' claims that Steenkamp screamed before the shots, indicating a fight between the couple.
The central theme running through Pistorius' defense is that he was terrified when he snatched his gun from under his bed, walked to the bathroom on his stumps and fired four times without ever checking where his girlfriend was.
It's believed that a psychologist may testify on Pistorius' long-held fear of violent crime, with the athlete recounting incidents, including an alleged assault and attempted highway shooting, where he says he was the target of crime before. Prosecutors note Pistorius never reported them to police.
Before the trial, the prosecution named the 107 witnesses it could call. The defense has not made public who is on its list of between 14 and 17 witnesses.
The test the defense must pass under South African law to see Pistorius acquitted of murder is to present his version as reasonable and get the judge to believe it is possibly true. That means that even Pistorius' testimony may not matter if later evidence convinces Judge Thokozile Masipa that his overall story is believable.
It's a steep challenge for Pistorius though with prosecutor Nel arguing that shooting four times at someone you can't see without ensuring the girlfriend you spoke to moments earlier is safe is an improbable story.
Defense lawyer Roux says he aims to have called all his defense witnesses by mid-May. The trial is then expected to break for both sides to prepare closing arguments, which could take as little as a day to present. Then, the judge and her assessors will take however long they need to consider evidence before delivering a verdict.
Pistorius faces three other gun-related counts as well as the premeditated murder charge and a verdict before the end of May is viewed as unlikely. In complex trials in South Africa, judges can sometimes take a day or longer to read out their verdict and their reasons for the finding. A magistrate took nearly two hours to explain why he was releasing Pistorius on bail last year.
Gerald Imray is on Twitter at www.twitter.com/GeraldImrayAP


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William Sprankles @wsprankles
For those of you new to Twitter – or if you are wishing to get more Value and Diversity from the Leaders you follow – begin by seeking out these 10 Stars in the Twitterverse.
In no particular order, the below 1o educators are great leaders to follow on Twitter for the following reasons:
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Bonus Star in the Twitterverse: John C Maxwell – Leader of Leaders…
Good list but where are the women?
Really? All men?
Great folks to follow. Let me be sure I've learned the leadership lesson here: In the 21st Century, leadership in the education/social media universe is a matter of gender? In a list of 10, no room for a woman or two worthy of the attention of ed leaders?
Great list!….I'm following most & friends with some…but where are the women? I mean, I am SO not a femi-nazi but in a profession that is predominantly female it's sad to see not one chick on this list.
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PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (AP) — Ex-world soccer powerbroker Jack Warner resigned as national security minister of Trinidad & Tobago some 48 hours after a regional soccer group's ethics panel accused him and another top former official of enriching themselves through fraud.
In a brief statement Sunday night, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar said that Warner offered to resign from her Cabinet and that she accepted his decision. She had raised eyebrows last June when she named Warner as the national security minister, calling him a "man of action."
"I wish to thank Mr. Warner for his service to the government and people of Trinidad & Tobago," Persad-Bissessar said, adding that she had advised Trinidad's governor general to appoint another lawmaker to lead the security ministry.
Warner's resignation came shortly after an ethics panel of the Confederation of North and Central American and Caribbean Football released a report charging that Warner and a former secretary general of the group enriched themselves through fraud during their terms with the organization, known as CONCACAF.
Warner has repeatedly dismissed the various allegations against him and denies any wrongdoing. He could not immediately be reached for comment Sunday night. He remains a member of Parliament.
Warner resigned as CONCACAF president in June 2011 after a former secretary general of the regional body accused him and then-Asian confederation head Mohamed bin Hammam of attempting to bribe Caribbean delegates $40,000 each to vote for Bin Hammam in the election for president of FIFA, the international soccer organization. Warner also gave up his powerful position on FIFA's executive committee.
Chuck Blazer, the former CONCACAF secretary general who made the accusations, was the other official accused by the organization's ethics and integrity committee of corruption in a 113-page report presented by the group's congress in Panama City.
Committee member David Anthony Cathcart Simmons has accused Warner of misappropriating at least $15 million by compensating himself with CONCACAF funds without authorization after his last contract expired in July 1998.
Warner oversaw North American and Caribbean soccer for almost three decades. When he resigned in June 2011, he avoided investigation into the bribery scandal tied to the FIFA presidential election.
Among the other complaints made against him during his leadership positions in the sport, he has been accused of mismanaging nearly $1 million in FIFA funds slated for a reconstruction project in Haiti.
In Trinidad, some political analysts said Warner's resignation as the twin-island country's top security official was inevitable given all the accusations.
"The ceaseless allegations have been going on too long. They have affected the public psyche, which has been under siege. It will hurt the government — the PM took too long — but will win some friends for her that some action has been taken," said Winford James, a political analyst and newspaper columnist.
In recent days, Trinidad opposition leader Keith Rowley had demanded that Warner resign. On Sunday night, he criticized the prime minister for not demanding Warner's resignation and instead waiting for him to offer to step down.
"So the prime minister still did not act. Warner resigned," Rowley said.
But others said there was likely behind-the-scenes maneuvering that led to Warner's decision to step down.
"He was persuaded it was best to go. There is going to be negative fallout for the government as the opposition and civil society groups will say the prime minister waited too long to act," said Bishnu Ragoonath, a lecturer at Trinidad's University of the West Indies.
Many people were surprised when Warner was appointed security minister.
Shortly afterward, he was sharply criticized for dispatching troops and riot police to remove a protest camp built by environmentalists. He also made headlines when he announced he hoped to stop the release of crime reports and statistics, arguing that publicizing such information encouraged people to commit more crime.
Associated Press writer David McFadden in Kingston, Jamaica, contributed to this report.


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Canada's women survive scare from Team Finland
SOCHI, Russia
Caroline Ouellette warned that Finland would be hard to beat — and Monday's hard-fought victory proved the Canadian women's hockey captain right.
While critics of the sport still insist the competition is really just a two-team battle between Canada and the U.S., Finland gave Ouellette's squad a serious scare before losing 3-0 at the Sochi Games.
Finnish goalie Noora Raty held Canada in check for more than 40 minutes until Meghan Agosta-Marciano scored 9:47 into the third period. Jayna Hefford and Rebecca Johnston scored, too, to seal the win.
But earlier in the game, each shot Raty stopped instilled more confidence in her teammates. Midway through the third period, it almost appeared Canada could lose its first-ever Olympic game against a team other than the U.S.
Given that the future of Olympic women's hockey could be in jeopardy, the challenge was welcome.
"They have really improved. This is no longer a team to be taken lightly," Agosta-Marciano said of the Finns.
Her teammates echoed that statement.
"They are robust and they play a very tight game," said Ouellette. "We have to congratulate them. They've come so far this year."
Canada registered 42 shots on Raty in the win. Shannon Szabados made 14 saves to give Canada its second straight shutout to open the tournament.
The Canadians had to find a way to break the Finnish fortress.
"We knew we had to be patient and constantly attack," said Agosta-Marciano. "Despite the many stops and missed opportunities, we did not let our frustrations get the better of us."
Finland won bronze at the 2010 Games in Vancouver.
The round-robin wraps up Wednesday with Canada facing the U.S., before the medal round gets under way. The Americans thumped Switzerland 9-0 on Monday.


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Exeter gets it doneBy JOHN HABIB
New Hampshire Union Leader
November 04. 2013 12:41AM
BEDFORD — Senior midfielder Alexa Grott tipped home a shot from Erin McKenna with 12:51 remaining to lift fourth-ranked Exeter past second-ranked and defending champion Pinkerton Academy of Derry 2-1 on Sunday for the Division I field hockey tournament championship at Bedford High.
Exeter returned home with the program's first state title win after completing a 13-3-1 season.
On a penalty corner, McKenna, recently named the Division I Player of the Year, patiently waited for the Pinkerton defense to approach her before finding Grott, who tipped the ball past Pinkerton goalie Jordan Dudley for the winning goal.
"It's only fitting Erin played a major part in the winning goal," said Exeter coach Debra Grott (Alexa's mom), who explained that McKenna lost her mother, Deb, to cancer two days before the start of the season. "We all rallied behind Erin and from that point on, we became a stronger team."
Exeter held a 1-0 first half lead behind an unassisted tally from McKenna. Pinkerton tied the game 8:48 into the second half on a score by Amanda Szostak. The assist went to Jessica Cote.
Pinkerton defeated Exeter 2-0 during the regular season, but Pinkerton coach Jen Resmini said Exeter came out with a faster tempo.
"This was a back and forth game," she said. "In a game like this you need to create scoring chances and they got one off the penalty corner."
Resmini, whose team finished its season with a 15-2 record, is looking forward to next season. "We had 11 juniors this year on a team that made it to the state finals," she said. "Experience should be one of our strengths next season."
As for Exeter coach Grott, being part of the school's first title is special. "I've been with the program since 2002 and we finished second overall a few times. Winning it all just feels great and our girls deserve all the credit. They played like a team all season."


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The Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling will hold its 25th Anniversary Conference, Problem Gambling in Florida: Past, Present and Future, Thursday and Friday at the DoubleTree Hilton Orlando, Florida at SeaWorld.
The conference will feature former State Rep. Scott Plakon as the keynote speaker. He will discuss the regulatory changes within the gambling industry in Florida and outline the relationship between the Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling and state government.
"We have convened some of the state and nation's experts to lead us through the evolution of problem gambling in the State, including pathways to the future. Conference attendees will learn about the latest research in the field, prevention and treatment approaches that work for diverse populations, and new and specialized programs and support services within Florida and across the country," said Pat Fowler, FCCG's Executive Director, via a press release.
She encouraged health care professionals, gambling industry members, those in recovery and their loved ones, educators, law enforcement and the media to attend.
Clinicians can earn up to 17 CEUs.
Other topics, according to the release:
- Agency's newest prevalence study among adults
- Ever changing role of technology
- Relationship between gambling addiction and substance use and abuse
- Changes to diagnostic standards on the national level
- Impacts on individuals, families and communities (including legal impacts)
- Population differences (adolescents, college students, women)
- Benefit of art therapy during recovery
- Programs and services offered by the FCCG 24-Hour HelpLine
The council was formed shortly after the Florida Lottery began, and the FCCG is an independent contractor, paid by the state to address gambling addiction.
"It's hard to believe that 25 years have passed since we started this effort within Florida. Since then, the FCCG has evolved from a little not-for-profit into the State's gambling addiction advocate and a national leader, spearheading free services, programs, and treatment for compulsive gamblers and those adversely affected. We've come a long way as an organization and also as a state and as a nation on this issue, but we must continue to push forward until we secure the supports needed for those sick and suffering. This conference will be a truly insightful and learning experience for all who attend," concluded Paul Ashe, FCCG's President and Co-Founder, via a statement.
The councils says those presenting include:
Don Feeney, President of the National Council on Problem Gambling, co-founder of the Northstar Problem Gambling Alliance (Minnesota's NCPG affiliate), and Research and Planning Director for the Minnesota State Lottery, will discuss gambling trends across the country, policy and political changes, public perceptions, venue options, and gambler demographics.
Dr. Robert Rotunda, Professor of Psychology at the University of West Florida, will highlight the results of the FCCG's most recent statewide prevalence study among adults ages 18 and older.
Dr. Jennifer Zorland, Associate Evaluation Director of Georgia BASICS, will feature the quantitative and qualitative results of a study assessing the prevalence and correlates of problem gambling within populations in which these risk factors are compounded – among adults mandated to participate in drug and DUI courts, and youth involved in juvenile and family courts.
Mark Fontaine, Executive Director of the Florida Alcohol and Substance Abuse Association, will be addressing the area of addiction and bridging the gap between substance abuse disorders and gambling addiction.
Dr. Lindsay Neuberger, Associate Professor in the Nicholson School of Communication at the University of Central Florida will be providing information demonstrating how focus group data collection can be used in the formative and evaluative research process relating specifically to problem gambling in the Florida college student population.
Also presenting at the 25th Anniversary Luncheon will be John Fontana, President of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, and Vice-President of the Florida Council, as well as Dr. Terry Ganaway, a therapist who specializes in gambling addiction in his private practice in North Palm Beach.
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Weather variability is one of the largest sources of risk in agricultural production. Congress has recognized the impact of weather variability on crop production and the resulting variability to farm income by implementing a special tax provision.
Code Section 451(d) provides that, under certain circumstances, crop producers reporting on the cash method of accounting may elect to include crop insurance and disaster payments in income of the tax year following the taxable year of crop destruction or damage. To qualify for this election, the taxpayer must establish that the income from the destroyed or damaged crop would have been included in income for a taxable year following the year of destruction or damage under his or her normal business practices.
Additionally, crop disaster program payments received from the federal government qualify for Code Section 451(d) election if a natural disaster prevented a farmer from planting crops, or it destroyed or damaged crops that had already been planted.
John Farmer operates a grain farm and uses the cash method of accounting. During 2008 John received the following amounts of insurance proceeds for the damage caused to his crops by a June 20th hailstorm: corn $25,000, soybeans $20,000 and wheat $5,000.
If John can establish that under normal business practices he would have reported a substantial amount of the income from the 2008 crops in a subsequent tax year — he may report the insurance proceeds as 2008 income or he can elect to defer the $50,000 of insurance proceeds to 2009.
To qualify for the deferral, a taxpayer must make an affirmative election of eligible payments under Code Section 451(d). The IRS has denied this deferral when insufficient information was included with the return to qualify as an affirmative election and details relative to the deferral were missing. For example, the mere disclosure that insurance proceeds are being deferred does not constitute an election under Code Section 451(d).
To make the election, attach a statement with your name and address to the return for the year your crop was destroyed or damaged and crop insurance proceeds were received. The following information must be included on the attachment:
The election may be made on an amended return. However, once the election is made — it is binding for the taxable year for which it is made unless the commissioner consents to its revocation.
The following are free references for further investigation into this topic.
The Farmer's Tax Guide is available at most local MU Extension centers.
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As a student at Virginia Wesleyan, you'll discover how rich and valuable the college experience can be. There are many student clubs and organizations to engage your interest and ignite your passion — everything from The Marlin Chronicle student newspaper and Habitat for Humanity to the Wesleyan Singers, Marlins Vote and fraternities and sororities. There's something for everyone.
Our Wesleyan Activities Council, a student programming board, brings a steady stream of musicians, comedians, and other entertainment to campus to keep your weeks full of opportunities.
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Expect mortgage rates to be higher at the end of 2013 than at the beginning of the year. That's the consensus among mortgage experts whose opinions were solicited at the end of 2012 by Bankrate.com.
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Here is what mortgage lenders, economists and Bankrate's journalists had to say when they were asked to predict what will happen to mortgage rates in 2013.
Dean Baker Co-director, Center for Economic and Policy Research, Washington, D.C.
I would expect mortgage interest rates to gradually edge up over the course of 2013 so that they are around 3.8% by the end of the year. This assumes that growth stays more or less on its current course, averaging around 2.5% for 2013. If this ends up being the case, people who are in a position to refinance their mortgage should try to do so now. In all probability, they will be looking at higher interest rates next year.
Michael Becker Mortgage banker, WCS Funding Group, Lutherville, Md.
Most forecasters are predicting that mortgage rates will rise in 2013. While that same forecast for higher rates has been made at the end of the last two years only to turn out wrong, I think that 2013 may be the year that forecasters are correct. Mortgage rates are already at all-time lows, so it's hard to see them dropping further. The Federal Reserve is doing all it can to keep mortgage rates low by buying $85 billion a month in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, so any rise in rates will be muted by their efforts. I see mortgage rates staying close to where they are now for the first half of 2013 and rising slightly through the remainder of 2013. If, however, the U.S. or global economy falters or the euro debt crisis worsens, there is a chance rates will hit new all-time lows in 2013. I think the risk of higher rates is greater than the chance that they hit new all-time lows, so I would be locking my rate in during the beginning of 2013 rather than hoping rates drop from their current levels.
Jay Brinkmann Chief economist, Mortgage Bankers Association, Washington, D.C.
The Mortgage Bankers Association's final forecast of 2012 predicts that the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage will average 3.9% in the first quarter of 2013, then gradually rise with an average rate of 4.4% in the final three months of the year. "Mortgage rates are likely to stay below 4% through the middle of 2013, principally due to the announced ongoing purchases of mortgage-backed securities by the Federal Reserve under its (third round of quantitative easing) program," Brinkmann said in a news release. "The Fed has committed to buying $40 billion of agency (mortgage-backed securities) per month until the labor market shows significant signs of improvement. Based on (the Mortgage Bankers Association's) originations estimate, the Fed will be buying 36% of all mortgages originated in 2013, and a much higher percentage of those swapped into agency MBS.
Given our expectation that originations will be front-loaded in the first half of 2013, the Fed's purchases during the second half of 2013 could approach 50% of all mortgages originated in the last six months of the year, obviously with the effect of holding down rates, although there is a possibility that the Fed could shift into Treasury securities before the end of 2013."
Polyana da Costa Senior mortgage reporter, Bankrate.com
Mortgage rates reached new lows numerous times in 2012. Don't expect a repeat in 2013. As rates hover near the bottom, they are much more likely to go up than they are to drop. Does that mean rates will spike next year? They could, but it's unlikely. Rates should remain below 4%, at least during the first half of the year. They won't rise significantly until the Fed feels like it's time to let the economy walk on its own. If the unemployment rate falls to 6.5% and the Fed decides to end its bond-buying spree, rates will climb fast. Homeowners who qualify for a refinance now should lock a rate soon. While we don't know whether rates will rise in 2013, we know they won't fall much further. As for homebuyers, they shouldn't decide whether it's time to buy a home or not based on rates. But if they feel like they are ready to commit to homeownership, they should move quickly to take advantage of the low rates while they last.
Dan Green Waterstone Mortgage, author of TheMortgageReports.com, Cincinnati
Mortgage rates will rise through spring, then ease through fall. If you plan to refinance, do it early.
Barry Habib Vice president and chief market strategist, Residential Finance Corporation, Marlboro, N.J.
Look for a drop in mortgage rates toward 3% on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. This should happen during the first half of 2013. Weakness in China, a sluggish U.S. and the output gap are all contributing factors. Worldwide money printing will also add to the low-rate environment. But the second half of the year may include a move higher in rates.
Dick Lepre Senior loan officer, RPM Mortgage, San Francisco
Since we had record-low rates in 2012 and the long-term technical is about to turn bearish (lower prices, higher yields), the obvious call is for higher mortgage rates in 2013. Investors believe that the "fiscal cliff" issue is over. While I may scoff at the importance of the fiscal cliff, the fact is that concern about it did affect markets and drive Treasury rates unnaturally low. I will guess that there was a fiscal cliff premium to price, which drove yields down an extra 0.2%. Assuming that inflation remains well-contained, the attention of fixed-income security buyers will become quality-based. Fiscal irresponsibility in the European Union is part of what drove rates on fixed-income securities down in the United States, and the problem there is not going away anytime soon. In the U.S., in addition to standard $1 trillion-plus deficits, we are facing entitlements, which have an underfunding with a present value of about $78 trillion. What we have is fiscal policy in the EU, Japan and the U.S. all being seriously mismanaged. What will affect interest rates in 2013 is the market perception as to which of these is the best of the bad.
Holden Lewis Assistant managing editor, Bankrate.com
Mortgage rates are going to rise in 2013, and the main reason is that the economy will start to heat up. More consumers and small businesses will borrow money, more people will buy houses, more people will have jobs, and interest rates will rise. How sure am I of this? For the past four or five Decembers, I have felt confident that mortgage rates would rise in the coming year. In that time, mortgage rates continued trending downward. A year ago, I felt sure that rates would go up in 2012. The 30-year fixed began this year at 4.18%, and now it's almost three-quarters of a percentage point lower. So I'm not wildly confident about my prediction. Nevertheless, when rates are this low -- around 3.5% -- it's hard to believe that they could go lower. The economy seems to be gathering steam, and that's why, this time, I really do think rates will rise in the coming year. Not by much, though. I still think rates will be 4.5% or below a year from now. Your home-purchasing decision will be driven more by what's happening to prices than by what's happening to mortgage rates.
Greg McBride, CFA Senior financial analyst, Bankrate.com
Had we gone over the fiscal cliff for any length of time, bringing a recession in 2013, mortgage rates would have gone lower. However, the cliff was averted, and we should see a nice bump in economic activity during the first quarter, with continued slow growth through the year. Under this scenario, mortgage rates would trend higher but not a whole lot, as the Fed's stimulus efforts aim to restrain any increase.
Bob Moulton President, Americana Mortgage Group, Manhasset, N.Y.
Rates should stay flat unless unemployment dips to 6.5% or better and/or inflation rises by 2% or more.
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