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____ ifl\,j y*l4;x v/xixxi^c ? f c4 l"_yjlj-axxcxxx l rjn*n7 has do lic-hed i il ... iteiisrs note vol.ii-fourth series salisbury n c thursday february 15 1894 no 2 highest of all in leavening power latest u s gov't report \ : *--, =:> 1 j -•- ■-.■— t'yvv\vy a tx 1 st'-->-'v r-.ir'-j if ri f ® : i j wi i {■j ■-.-■j f j 4 i i la wv-j m ' -^ " ., t \ 1 is dr samuel pitcher's prescription for inlknts ,, ,. ; : .;;. t contains neither o^ium morphine nor t « ipr karcotic sabstanee it is a harmless substitute , 5>;:;;.s ::;;<;::.;: g syrupg r-iv-l castor oil ' ■ant iir guarantee is tlurh year use by ,,,;,. otlicrs castoria is the childrejtt*s pusacea __ l . 5lotlier*a friend tot i a ' '■•■t!:ac castorla cure 1 . . - . ; . .;■',■en -..,; ■•" * m ' . . :...- ' ■■.- . • . l mi aotoa as , •■.•>•, -■• y williout i::juriou tcedicsti ■u tiaut ' ' "■■•' aad mi/tiu • - j ' l l ;: '- ; r ' 7 " r " for several years 1 hi r uncadec ,/,*,** ■■'■-^ '■'■•<-^ rccr'ciua ; : .:. .: contiuua u ip^sjir ' ' ' •■-"• it l ■■■' invariai . • • . - i ben ificia - d f - •' :■., kewyorkcsty istt street ant ?: . lt_>w york csi-y tup ckntaou cjompist 77 muhba irs jmwomplaffled — — i matters before both branchoa oi c__kre-3s for u week j hawaiian debate in the senate | the hland kill the ev<nt of the v-iinir pew days hi ihe home lorty peo hps y.aj y.t lliide on tho y.estioii oth r matters washixotow february 18 — the event if the week is expected to be the vote ir the hottse on the blanl eign iorag-e bill provided that measure is v i s detracked before the last legisla tive stage is readied it i-i ii-.it expected in any event that a decisive vote can be had before wed nesday afternoon and probably not be fore thursday the chairman of the committee of the whole on friday lust announced that upwurdsof forty gentlemen desire to i •-: eak on the bill while it is not probable that all of this number will be heard it is safe to assume that more than twenty on the list will attempt to address tiie house nt greater or less length there cannot be more than two hours debate on the bill today in asmuch as the stanford eulogies hove been made a special order for 3 o'clock the contested election case of o'neill democrat vs joy republican the sitting member from the eleventh missouri st louis district has the right of way as the question of the highest privilege if mr patterson oi tennessee who has it in charge on be half of the committee on elections should choose to insist on his rights some time during the week this matter is sure to come up it has been agreed tbat six hours shall le s t aside for the consideration of this case which will ot course carry it over to the following day before a vote can be reached after this case iias been disposed of the appropriations committee will bring forward some of the bills re ported by them that are now on the cale_clas there are live of these incisures viz urgent deficiency forti fications pensions district of columbia an 1 sundry civil in tiie senate there may be some re cewal of the hawa ian debate as sena tor daniels and senator gray the lat t •;■a member of tt committee on fo e ga resolutions have given notice oi speei lies on that subject which will not ly be li r i <', uutil t-_rop_rt_i t >-■e eamittee s mac •. the jerry bill requiring railroads in tbe indian territory to stop at town sit s is the uncnisiied lui.^in^-s an adjouri>meni over from thursday u til lhe i blowing monday is to be ex pected iu order to give the committee now e igaged in tho revisii.n if tha ttriffbill further opportunity to com piste li ir hihors in the event that the committee on judiciary sh ml 1 dispose of the feck ham nomination at today's meeting there m ly be a short but savage con test in executive session business improving i___st-!es s'.sjrt n l'p iiisd the sj-om ployvd got wurlt hopeful prospects jltiaiokk february 10 — the man ufacturers record in reviewing the condition of the south for the week sa vs notwithstanding the restricting in fluence of threatened iaiil legislation upon seme branches of southern indus try there is in general a decided im provement with increasing activity in many directions a large number of southern factories including a roll ing mill that employs nearly 1,000 hands and iron pipe works that em ploy 400 to 5o0 have started up during the week the newport news ship yard is engaging 1,200 additional hands to work on contracts lately secured hank clearings show an improvement compared with other sections the sales of fertilizers are very heavy and spring jobbing trade outlo k is prom ising important developments of southern progress during the week in clud • tiie letting of a contract for a 55,000,000 steel railroad bridge across the mississippi river at new orleans preparations for improvements on the d.smal swamp canal of virginia to cost 1 000,000 and extensive jetty work at mayport florida a 8300 coo suburban electric line at atlanta a steam road in georgia twelve miles long and the acquirement of terminal on galveston bay for tho gulf and interstate railroad a twenty six mile road to be built in texas to de velop a tract of 35,000 acres of coal land now b.-ing opened up to furnish coal to the southern paeific railroad contracts closed for turning u large volume of i traffic from 3,500 miles of western roads to the seaboard over the chesapeake and ohio and the organization of a company to extend the atlantic and danville railroad to tiie ccal fields of southwest virginia . among the new industrial projects ' are two coal mining companies in vir ginia with 500,000 and 300,000 capital i stock respectively flour mills in south carolina and tennessee a 40.000 fur ' niture factory in arkansas a 150,000 j copper works ir tennessee a 100,000 irrigation company to develop texas ! land a 8100.000 phosphate machinery , company in maryland a 25,000 hosiery mill in virginia bids invited for build j ing a cotton mill in the same state a i shoe factory in memphis a 20,000 lum i ber company in augusta a 30,000 shirt ' factory in west virginia gas works at new fort news a 850,000 electrical company at dallas etc a < osu s atae to hidalgo city of mexico february 12 — work has commenced on the erection of the neat statute of hidalgo de la indepen lencia which will grace the third court f honor on the famous paseo de la le - forma in this capital the monument ind statue complete will cost 400,000 ind will be the fluent work of the kind jj mexico hildryi cry for pitcher's p-steria vote on peckham tied his name keporlkii without any u.-costi ro-ndnuous washington february 13 — the first encounter between the adherents of the administration and the followers of mr hill over the confirmation of mr peck ham resulted in a dogfail yesterday by a tie vote the commit tee decided to report the norainatiou wirkki.br n rackham without comments the vote was as follows for confirmation — vilas lind bay mitchell platt and george against puga hill teller coke and wilaon mr hoar is absent and thereby is a the favorable vote of mr george of mississippi came in the nature of a sur prise to a larga number of people lie is known as one of the soundest of law yers a rock-ribbed democrat and not particularly predisposed in behalf of the president whether or not mr peckham will be confirmed is a,s much a problem as ever his chances have materially bright eued since his name was first annouced wheeler h peckham of new york who was nominated justice of the su preme court by president cleveland to take the place of mr liornblower who was knocked out by senator hill a few weeks ago was born about sixty one years ago at albany and studied law in his father's office when he got old enough lie emigrated to the west upon taking his decree at albany law school and hung out a shingle in st paul wlu're he remained for several years he came to new york in isfit and begun to practice in the civil courts making a name for himself asti sincere student and eloquent advo ln l8s3 grover cleveland appointed him district attorney to fill a vacancy he resigned the position aftr tw w eeks on aecosmtof ill-health and wi u abroad where he remained two or three years on his return he resumed the practice of law md identified him self with the cleveland movement which was then in full swing and has since bean one of its m t enthusiastic us well as energetic advocates wi:l carlisle be the noxt an interesting bit of gossip in thi.s connection is that if peekharn is turned downed mr cleveland will for his third attempt nominate secretary carlisle for the vacancy on the supremo bench then for nr carlisle's pki.ee he will choose mr fairchild his old secretary of the treasury there has been some talk about sen ator george gray of delaware being promoted to the vacancy on the bench bat mr cleveland is considering the carlisle and fairchild combination mr fairchild is one of mr cleveland's closest friends politically and financial ly he is wealthy and has a high standing 1 in wall street it will be re membered that he was the head of the new york syndicate which bid for a large part of the carlisle issue of bonds governor tilnian'a lafrs washington february 13 — there was another legal step taken monday that will prolong the fight between governor tillman of south carolina and the commissioner of patents ever the granting of a trade mark for the palmetto brand of whisky an appeal fiv>ui the commissioners rtfusaj to grant the trade mark was taken to the circuit court on a petition for a writ of mandamus which was granted by the court the commissioner carried this decision to tha court of appeals of the district of co lumbia where it w.is reversed j alpheus johnson attorney for gov ernor tillman hus entered an appeal against the decision of the court of ap j«.'m1s iud the case will now be carried to the supreme court of the united states heavy snow storm in texrns san angicia trxas february is eight hours snow fell here yesterday accompanyed by a cold north wind which has considerably alarmed stock men if the storm continues for any length of time the death pcrseutage of etock will be large as they are in many localities barely alive with nothing to cut on the mge cyrlonos attending great ilrttian london february 13 — a southwest gale has blown over great ijritian f<r ! the last twenty four hours in many districts trees have been uprooted roofs have been lifted and chimneys i and light buildings have been wrecked many accidents are reported from the coast and interior death of a prominent marylander baltimore february is.—ex-attor ney generii.1 charles ii gwinn died i sunday after a ten days days grip ill j ness mr g-.vinn has for a groat many ars been the polished adviser of sen jr gorman and stood closer to him in probably any other man the woman's s'ifl'm«re convention yas!ii.\"i.tox february 13 the twenty-sixth annual convention of t:i is'ational american women's suffrage association will convene hereoni hurs d y next miss susan b auth ny will pieside as she lias for the past twenty live yeari theketp edition f u>e ledger pi!ii,ij;:ira a febnary 13 tie public ledger appeared yesterdny witl the same of george w chikls urexe at the head of its editorial column as s iiior and publisher in place oi that ol j ueorge \\. chiids sundayflamesill destructive fires in several state on the sabbath severe losses 0 eopeciicut a nn ssota city purtfauy ljestroj-ed and an ind'uu school barns with fatal keeuits mississippi fire heavy losses all around iiartfohdl conn february 13 — colta piiteat firearms manufacturing company was partly destroyed by lire sunday afternoon involving n loss of ueariy 250,000 the fire started near the boiler house and when discovered had communicated to an elevator and a tier of closets running up three stories near the main wall of the armory the building where the fire orig inated was of stone and brick three stories and nearly 400 feet lonjj and connected the east and west armories the three-story building containing the two armories is partially de stroyed east of the dividing brick walls it is all gone arid west of it the roof and top story is burnt off the loss on the building is estimated i'.t 73,ooo there were seventy-five uni versal presses ready for shipment which were totally destroyed in the attic were 50,000 black walnut gun stocks seasoning these were also a total loss t i pierce nickelplater on the third floor lost most of his machinery all the uther floors were occupied by the colts company for storing and packing purposes the concerns in the west armory lose little and that by water the total loss will reach 9250,000 cover by in surance to the amount of s?00,000 sunday flames take a 9i!nne3sota to-a-ti dci.utk february 13 the board of trade building in which wore located the offices of the board the north american and western union tele graph companies the american steel j barge company the lake superior ! l'lii-.ii improvement and duluth kieva tor companies and the oibcea of nearlj all the city grain and vessel firms was entirely destroyed by fire at noon yes terday ijfe lost in a mississippi iv.nzo memphis tenn february 13 one life waa lost and two persons seriously burned in a fire at corinth miss sun day morning the residence of mrs vv ii nichols caught fire and before the inmates could be rescued an inv tlid | sister of mrs nichols perished in tae liamei and two children received in juries which may prove fatal vlre in i school guthbis o t february 13 news reaches here of the destruction of the presbyterian mission houseand schools at anadarko i the cheyenne reserva ! tion the teachers and indian scholars barely escaped with their lives but all the clothing furniture books etc were destroyed im^iit firemen killed paws february 13 — a fire occurred yestjirtay in the rue de ileully while the firemen and workmen were en gaged in the basement of the burning building a carboy of sulphate of car bonate exploded eight firemen were kille i and seventeen workmen severely burned to visit the south prominent medical experts to j'nas i'poii her sanitary condition washington february 12 the southern interstate immigration bu , reau has perfected arrangements whereby a party of experienced med icnl and sanitary exp rts will make a tour of inspection through the south ern states and iif t-er a careful exami nation of the territory express their opinion in substantial form the ob ject of this inspection as stated by the bureau is to correct the erroneous i:n pression that the southern section of the united states is a territory con sisting of swamps and a hotbed for j propagation of contagious and malarial diseases the medical experts i;i the party comprise the following w c wile editor new england med ical monthly danbury conn a n bell editor the sanitarium brooklyn n y il h kynette editor medical and surgical reporter philadelphia w a hammond surgoon general u s a retired list washington ferdi nand king editor polveiinic new york lion clark beli editor medical and legal journal new york t d , crothers editor journal of inebrii ty hartford o:iu.;t d bailey editor | brooklyn hi imwcjvi and surgical jour i aal brooklyn n y ; howard van r<wselter ditw ei ! e:il annuals al bany k y w blair stewart editor medical hauet'n philadelphia a ran-amerlcan talegraph line ci t f mexico feb nary i a sj-n di me of mexican and american capi talists has been organized for the par pose of constructing a pan-american j telegraph line to extend along the pa einc coast from victoria ii >'... to san , tiago chili passing through the united states mexico the central american states and the pacisc coast countries of south america th promoters of the enterprise have applied to the gov ernment of mexico for a concession for the proposed line through this coun try an.l it will probably i>-o granted a sunday lynr-h!!:jf in teiin~km plo.\beb tenn february 12 a neoro tromp was lynch d near here or the knoxville & ohio railroad vester d iv afternoon for a rape i tte yesterday on mrs sallie taylor i young w-hite married woman the miscreant was captured by oi twenty miles from tli ■scene ■f his crime taken to his victim ideni taken fr in the offici ra by 75 armed mountaineers and hung the blizzard raging in kansas saliva kansas february 13 the blizzard that set in at an ■irly last evening l i raged with grep.i fury throughout thj cuv and the inches da p on a is piling it up anj sountry rpad-s ire blocki/d tr u/iotr of judge jtnkins a iiolal maioii it will i.:i b'enouis a ut't-r for con fer gsio-utl inquiry miitwaukkk wis cebrnary is tb famous mjunctiou-tl order of ludgyj jenkins which will soon become the subject ot congressional inquiry ha no terrors for the representatives ol the employes of the northern pacific they discussed it openly and without rancor while here grand master sargent cf the broth erhood oi locomotive firemen said ha believed judge jenkins assumed mori authority than ho ia invested with asked whether ho intended making au application to have the injunction dissolved he replied that such action would cert duly be taken we shall move in congress and in the courts to set it aside said he and to haw the principle it represents branded as un constitutional chief arthur said no strike waa thought of what was the use of pro ihibiting that which never was threat ened he thought the principle would not stand scraothlnff about tho tounff poo plo concoraod the brl.io-i:ieot ik the r.r.utllu anh durhrs carolina haria an aaxtrun rrlncpm-l'rlnre an£u»t of saxo colmrff the kortu bate man the venerable austrian emperor had hardly recovered from his sur prise at the marriage of two of his grandchildren when he was called upon to give his blessing to another relative this relative is arch duchess carolina maria considered by many people the handsomest fo male member of the imperial family her future husband is prince august of saxe-coburg grandson o f t 10 \.^ o emperor of nrazil the young arch duchess belongs to the branch of the hapsburg family which formerly reigned in tuscany being a niece of the last grand duke she is tho daughter of archduke carl salva tor who died last year and arch duchess maria immaculata she was born in 1sg and was educated under tho best tutors and masters in aus tria the young princess is an artist of ability and has had many paint ings in exhibitions not only in vien na but in foreign cities as well their merit has been recognized frequent ly the prizos which hor pictures won were received without reference to hor rank and name as the pic tures were sent to the exhibitions under pseudonyms she is extreme ly religious and is interested in all church work wc3,4 f - >- 1 br.cii nli'b e safest i i 1 r ' t fo '-"■' >--^ .■■■- ■• : . ■. •:■::/ b nut 1 . . . • i ■:;:..■■■.;:.'•■■i o;;r i . ■'. • . ■. t«.-:i ..••-..'. 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"' ■' : ' t ' '' *,,__ ' fr«o from nl opiates or rsj 1 "' ' " ■' ' v " r f 6w free ook at druggists or by ms.ll i . ts ml.i - liic i tiaiice tter ') / 1 as / tee " c n for peer's castona cairo 111 february 13 the station office at sparta 111 or the mobile and ohio railroad north of here was brok en into and robbed by three masked men at 1 o'clock sunday morning the night operator who was alone in the building refused to gjx»n the door when the men rapped for admission in an instant the window over the op erator's instrument was broken and a revolver thrust through into his face when threatened with instant death if he did not open the door he complied and the men entered they bound and gagged him and carrying him out threw him into an emprr box car they then dynamited the o ice safe obtaining 300 and fled bekl,m february 13 the banquet at the uus ian embassy saterday bound to provi le food for reileetion in nil the capil ils of the continent count schouvalofe bussian ambas sador to germany took udvaktal'-e of the occasion to p^ak warmly of the commercial entente just accomplished and to add a few wordd pointing to a further understanding b.-twei'n russia and germany in the interest of the peace of europe his speech was a blow to france defeating all the ex pectations rouse in 1'aria by the naval demonstration of the russians at tou lon last fali russ'a and : " rmooj on good terms no xew lti.il in u jieiily case wheeling vi va febrnary 13 in the circuit court judge campbell has overruled the motion for a new trial in 1 11 > michael ueilly wiil contest case < oun^el for the exocutors arch bishop kain f st louis and mon signor sullivan administrator of the bishopric of wheeling then announced that no appeal would lie allowed to stand the estate worth about 8i 0 0.000 was tied up by the will to the fourth generation out will now be di vided among the living heirs princess carolina is tall and slen der she resembles more an ital ian than the blonde race from which she springs her hair is dark and her eves aro a brilliant black for tunately for her she has not the homely long lip of the iiapsburgs which lessens the beauty of almost every member of the family prineo august of saxe-coburj is the son of prince ludwig august formerly an admiral in the brazilian navy and princess leopold ino of bra zil ho was born in rio de janeiro | in 18c6 he is serving at the present j time as an ensign in the austrian , navy he is said to resemble in j many ways his grandfather the late dom pedro of brazil rapid reader there are some books which re ojuire particular attention from the reader hut there is a young man in a new england city who to judgo fn in his own statements gndsnoth ing to check the speed with which he reads even in the most difficult of books everything is easy reading to me he remarked cheerfully to a friend now people call euclid'a elements a hard book i've heard em say so but i don't i read it through from beginning to end sir yesterday in a piece of the afternoon between dinner and supper read al euclid in ono after noon exclaimed his acquaintance lio was that possible upon my honor i did it re turned the young man with a bro3d smile of self-satisfaction and i never read smoother reading in mv life did you master all the demon strations and solve all the problems as you went inquired the other with natural incredulity demonstrations and problems queried the young man oh i sup pose you mean the a's and bs and c and l's and 2's and the pictures of scratches and scrawls no i skipped all those i read just euclid him self and i read all of him in one piece of the aftcrinxm to — youth's comoanion the lvrr ouyentlon postpond . wa8hixotos feburary c the sil ver convention which was to hare been held ;.* des moinea ia february 22 and 23 ias been postponed to march 21 and 22 on account of the first date selected conflicting with the meeting ! 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Former ambassador John Bolton to visit NH in SeptemberBy JOHN DiSTASO
Senior Political Reporter
July 30. 2013 5:10PM
John Bolton, the former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations during the George W. Bush administration and a potential 2016 presidential candidate, has scheduled a visit to New Hampshire in September.
UnionLeader.com has learned that Bolton has accepted an invitation by former state Republican Party Chairman Fergus Cullen.
Cullen said he and his wife will host a "traditional house party" featuring Bolton at his Dover home on the evening of Sept. 27.
Bolton will also be the keynote speaker at the Hillsborough County Republican Committee picnic on Sept. 28, state GOP chair Jennifer Horn said, and is slated to appear at a private fund-raiser for the state Republican Party at the home of Republican National Committeewoman Juliana Bergeron in Keene, also on Sept. 28.
Bolton has been eyeing the possibility of running for President, and according to a report last month in the National Review, "Later this year and throughout 2014, the former Reagan and Bush official will begin an informal national tour. He'll give speeches, huddle with GOP leaders, and push back against the party's libertarian shift. He'll make the case for a muscular foreign policy."
Cullen recalled that Bolton spoke at a party event when he was state chairman in 2007.
"Now, at a time when the conservative movement is having a debate about the proper role regarding foreign policy, neo-isolationists have been gaining strength in recent years," Cullen said. "Ambassador Bolton presents a different view, and I think that's a viewpoint that deserves discussion and a wide audience."
Cullen said, "I feel strongly that part of what makes the New Hampshire Primary work is that lesser-known candidates have an opportunity to have their messages heard."
He said he and his wife intend to "open our doors" to other potential 2016 presidential candidates, as they did prior to the 2012 first-in-the-nation primary.
Horn said Bolton is "well-known here, and he is an articulate voice for a strong national security strategy, which is an important foundation for our party platform."


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Denver Museum of Nature & Science Field Report from
Snowmass: Tuesday, November 2, 2010
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the Denver Museum of Nature & Science will issue an update
about the fossil excavation taking place at Ziegler Reservoir near
Snowmass Village. In addition to this e-mail, watch for another
e-mail with links to the still images shot today, and a third
e-mail that will allow you to download video from the dig site.
The e-mail about the video may come late in the day.
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distribution system over the next couple days.
Today: After a briefing this morning from Dr.
Steve Holen, curator of archaeology, Denver Museum of Nature &
Science field crews began excavating at Ziegler Reservoir. Using
hand tools and archaeological techniques supplemented by a small
backhoe, they opened up four of the sites that have produced fossil
bone over the last week.
The first site is the juvenile Columbian mammoth discovered on
October 14. This dig area is covered by a tent. Scientists staked
out a grid above the bones to guide them in their excavation. The
second site was where a large mastodon was discovered on October
27. The third site is located where a pair of tusks was found near
the margin of the reservoir, and the fourth site is a newly
discovered occurrence of bone.
Over the course of this first full day of excavation, Dr. Holen
and Dr. Ian Miller, curator of paleontology and chair of the Earth
Science Department, determined the order of sites to be excavated
and will deploy teams to those sites in the coming days. The field
effort will focus not only on recovering the mammoth and mastodon
bones, but also on recovering a full assessment of the paleoecology
of the site where the animals lived and died. This will involve
sampling the sediment, as well as fossils of plants, invertebrates
such as insects and clams, and a variety of microscopic fossils.
The team will also use the excavation to better understand the
geology of the site and how the sediments were deposited.
Also today, Museum president and CEO George Sparks and conservator
Jude Southward returned to Denver with five tusks and the lower jaw
of the juvenile mammoth to begin the delicate process of preserving
the bones. More members of the museum team will be arriving in
Snowmass tomorrow as the race against winter continues.
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Airbus "owns the sky" at the Paris Air Show
Airbus had a dominant presence at this week's Paris Air Show – from the high-profile participation of its aircraft in the display area and during daily flight presentations to the event's business-oriented hospitality chalets – where new orders and commitments were announced for 466 jetliners.
In a reference to the newest A380 marketing campaign, John Leahy, Airbus' Chief Operating Officer, Customers said the company literally "owned the sky" at the show's Le Bourget Airport venue.
The 466 new orders and commitments unveiled this week were led by the best-selling A320 Family of jetliners, with 283 for the A320neo – retaining a 60 per cent market share for this new engine option product line. The remaining 88 orders/commitments were for the A320ceo, filling a portion of the production slots that still remain for the current engine option version, according to Airbus President and CEO Fabrice Brégier.
The widebody A350 XWB – which is Airbus' latest jetliner product line member – will be entering the fleets of three more airlines as the result of agreements announced this week at Le Bourget: Air France, KLM and SriLankan Airlines. Other A350 XWB orders/commitments were from Singapore Airlines and United Airlines – contributing to the week's total of 59 for the A350-900 and 10 for the A350-1000.
Rounding out the activity was an order for six A330s, further contributing to this jetliner's overall sales total and validating its continued competitiveness in the international marketplace.
Airbus' Brégier said new business unveiled this week represented an even more remarkable performance for the company in 2013 when these results are added to the 517 gross firm orders booked during the year's first five months.
Not only are the Paris Air Show's new business numbers impressive on their own, the agreements represent important wins in terms of market segments, geographical regions and customer base. As an example, the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Doric Lease Corp for 20 A380s opens up new access for airlines to the double-deck jetliner – providing operators with the flexibility of operating lease agreements.
The new Tunisian-based carrier Syphax Airlines signed a Memorandum of Understanding to buy three A320neo jetliners – the first time an African-based carrier has ordered the NEO, representing a breakthrough for Airbus in one of the world's fastest-developing markets.
In the static display area at Le Bourget, Airbus aircraft that turned heads during the show included the first A380 for British Airways, the 200th A320 Family jetliner for LATAM Airlines Group; the first Sharklets-equipped A320 for Air New Zealand, Airbus Military's milestone 100th C295 multi-role tactical transport aircraft, and the no. 2 A400M multi-role airlifter for the French Air Force.


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January 16. 2013 10:44PM
Obama vows to fight for assault-weapons ban, other controls on guns
From Staff and Wire Reports
President Barack Obama high-fives eight-year-old Hinna Zejah after unveiling a series of gun control proposals during an event at the White House on Wednesday. Hinna and her mother, Nadia, were among a group of children and families of children who wrote the president letters about guns and gun control after the Dec. 14 school shooting in Newtown, Conn. (REUTERS/Jason Reed)
Obama's proposed gun-control measures
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Here are the main proposals of President Barack Obama's gun-control measures:
Congressional action
-- Require criminal background checks on prospective buyers in all gun sales.
-- Renew and strengthen the federal ban on sales of military-style assault weapons that was in effect 1994-2004.
-- Reinstate a ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds.
-- Ban the possession of armor-piercing ammunition and its transfer to anyone other than the military and law enforcement.
-- Increase punishments for gun trafficking, particularly by unlicensed dealers or "straw buyers" who purchase arms for criminals.
-- Provide $30 million in one-time grants to states to help school districts develop and implement emergency management plans.
-- Approve the White House's $4 billion proposal to help keep 15,000 police officers on the streets.
-- Confirm a director for the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The ATF has not had a director for six years.
-- Give $150 million to school districts and law enforcement agencies to hire school resource officers, school psychologists, social workers, and counselors.
-- Reach 750,000 young people through programs to identify mental illness early and refer them to treatment. A new initiative, Project AWARE (Advancing Wellness and Resilience in Education) would provide training for teachers and other adults who regularly interact with students to recognize young people who need help and ensure they are referred to mental health services.
Presidential action
-- Make it easier for states to make information — notably about those with mental health issues — available to the background check system.
-- Direct the Centers for Disease Control and scientific agencies to conduct research into the causes and prevention of gun violence.
-- Direct U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to review categories of individuals prohibited from having a gun to make sure dangerous people are not slipping through the cracks.
-- Launch a national responsible gun ownership campaign.
-- Require federal law enforcement to trace guns recovered in criminal investigations.
-- Nominate a director for the ATF.
-- Finalize requirements for private health insurance plans to cover mental health services under the healthcare overhaul of 2010.
Joseph W. McQuaid: Anti-gun shenanigans are outrageous and foolish
Another View -- Larry Jones: After these 'common sense' gun restrictions, then what?
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama pledged Wednesday to put the full weight of his office behind the nation's most aggressive gun control plan in generations as he hopes to decrease the number of mass shootings and acts of random violence.
He proposed banning assault weapons, limiting ammunition magazines to 10 rounds, requiring background checks on all gun purchases, penalizing those who buy guns from unlicensed dealers, hiring 1,000 more school resource officers and spending millions more on training, research and counseling.
The sweeping package - much of which needs approval from Congress - came a month after a shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., left 26 people, including 20 children, dead.
In an emotional midday speech at the White House complex, a somber Obama recalled the innocent Americans who have been killed in a string of mass shootings: at a movie theater last summer in Aurora, Colo.; at a Sikh temple a few weeks later in Oak Creek, Wis.; at a shopping center last month in Clackamas, Ore.; and at Virginia Tech in 2007.
"While there is no law or set of laws that can prevent every senseless act of violence completely, no piece of legislation that will prevent every tragedy, every act of evil, if there is even one thing we can do to reduce this violence, if there is even one life that can be saved, then we've got an obligation to try," Obama said, standing near four young children who had written him letters after the Newtown shooting.
Obama's announcement set off a fierce debate on Capitol Hill, where Republicans and some Democrats oppose changes that they fear would chip away at the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
"I am concerned that many of his (Obama's) proposals infringe on the rights of law-abiding firearm owners, which will not prevent a deranged individual or criminal from obtaining and misusing firearms to commit violence," New Hampshire Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte said.
Democratic Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter said she agreed with the President's "comprehensive approach."
"I will not and cannot forget the never-ending scenes of families and communities in shock and mourning, and I will not ignore the calls of our citizens to do something to help stop the violence."
Fellow New Hampshire Democrat Annie Kuster said: "Both parties need to come together to take a comprehensive, common sense approach that's focused on strengthening the enforcement of existing laws, improving access to mental health services, and protecting our communities from military-style assault weapons."
Leaders of the Democratic-led Senate expect to begin debate in two weeks.
In a statement Wednesday, the politically powerful National Rifle Association accused the President of "attacking firearms and ignoring children."
"The NRA will continue to focus on keeping our children safe and securing our schools, fixing our broken mental health system and prosecuting violent criminals to the fullest extent of the law," the group said.


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Non solum forma sed etiam superbia reginae erat magna.
I do not know exactly what you're asking about it, but I get the impression you're seeing reginae as a plural when it is a singular genitive.
Not only the beauty but also the pride of the queen was great.
Diana eos inimicos Latonae delebit.
I am not in anyway an expert or fluent or even literate in Latin, but I do not see a problem with this, it seems to just carry more emphasis on inimicos than the key's example. Can any Latinist on here this up?
Mei finitimi consilio tuo non favebunt, quod bello student.
I also would have translated like how you did.
Mind you I know little Latin and the little help I offer I could be mistaken in.


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A quick post — this geek girl has to get some beauty sleep. Work duty calls.
The theme over at GeneaBloggers today is Tombstone Tuesday. Today's tombstone is that for the Zielinski family. While in Toledo a few weeks ago to get my great-grandfather's naturalization information, I did manage to drive through Calvary. While it was a rainy, soggy day, I did find a few graves using the windshield method. Luckily these were easy to see. The front of the stone marks the graves for Mary (Mruk) Zielinski, John, and daughter, Amelia. Note that here Amelia's name is spelled differently. I've found her name recorded as Emilia and Amelia.
The reverse side of the stone marks the graves of Mary and John's sons, Gabriel and Bernard and for Gabriel's wife, Helen.
The grave can be located in Section 34 near the mausoleum, lot 30.


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Sporting KC loans Dwyer to Orlando City SC
September 4, 2013
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — Sporting Kansas City has agreed to loan forward Dom Dwyer back to its USL Pro affiliate Orlando City SC for its championship game against Charlotte on Saturday night.
Dwyer scored a league-record 15 goals in 13 games for Orlando City during the USL PRO regular season before he was brought back to Sporting KC in June.
Dwyer made his first Major League Soccer start and earned his first MLS assist with Sporting KC in a 2-1 victory over Colorado on Saturday.
Dwyer joins Jon Kempin and Christian Duke, who are already on loan to Orlando City. All three of them will return to Sporting KC after Saturday's match.


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Recently booted reality star Jon Gosselin said in an interview he and his family made around $1 million last year for their participation in TLC's "Jon and Kate Plus 8."
"After taxes it's $500,000 divided by ten," Gosselin told Larry King in an Oct. 1 interview.
He also said the money was paid out to the entire Gosselin family, "not broken out," in accordance to their contract.
Gosselin's attorney, Mark Jay Heller, said this sum was paltry, considering "TLC made $186 million, rumor has it, for the quarter, attributable to the Jon & Kate show."
Heller said, because of its success the television network has "become a monster in Jon's mind."
Gosselin and the producers of "Jon & Kate Plus 8" have been at odds in the aftermath of the couple's split. Earlier this week, TLC announced the show would be renamed "Kate Plus 8," with a downsized role for Jon Gosselin. Gosselin, in turn, filed court papers to slow his pending divorce, then got an injunction halting taping of the new show in the couple's Wernersville, Pa., home.
Gosselin claimed he sought the court order to stop the show from consuming the lives of his kids.
"Jon's not going to let the monster swallow up his family," Heller said.


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A painter and printmaker, Tan Ping occupies a space between art and design. Tan is best known for producing large-scale chromatic etchings using an innovative technique of overlaying copperplates. His work is characterized by the use of loose brushwork, block-colored backdrops, and the recurring motif of cells that appear to spread or move across the picture plane. Tan trained in Germany for five years and he credits his abstract style to this experience. "Abstractionism is a better way to display life as it underpins life's essence, say, moving and changing," he says. Tan has also produced traditional Chinese woodcut prints, silkscreens, and oil-on-canvas paintings.
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The head of PC maker Acer, Gianfranco Lanci, has hit out at Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system, saying that the 'entire industry' was disappointed by it. Few buyers have purchased new PCs specifically for Vista, Acer's chief says "The entire industry is disappointed by Windows Vista," the head of the world's fourth-biggest PC maker told the Financial Times Deutschland in its online edition on Monday. Never before had a new version of Windows done so little to boost PC sales, he said. "And that's not going to change in the second half of this year," Mr Lanci said. "I really don't think that someone has bought a new PC specifically for Vista."
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2010 NFL Draft – At First Glance
With the Saints' inspiring win in the Super Bowl behind us, and the NFL combine looming, draft time is in full swing. For the Washington Redskins, the main question on everybody's mind is whether they will take an offensive tackle or a quarterback with their first round selection. There is always the possibility that they will take neither, as there will be talented players at other positions, and the Redskins aren't really set anywhere other than Tight End. However, in all likelihood they will be looking to aid one of the worst offensive lines of all time with an elite left tackle, or groom a young quarterback to be Mike Shanahan's guy. Both of those positions currently include two players that could interest the Redskins, who own the fourth pick overall in the draft. Read the rest of this entry »
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If winning a high score was all about interface design, McAfee Virus Scan 2006 would walk it. Between the main Virus Scan interface and McAfee Security Center (which replaces Microsoft's version as your main security status source), you'll be nothing if not well informed by this program.
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Mold removal delays opening day at Winnisquam Middle SchoolBy DAN SEUFERT
Union Leader Correspondent
August 28. 2013 12:30AM
TILTON — What was supposed to be the first day of school at Winnisquam Regional Middle School passed Tuesday without students in the building due to a recently discovered mold problem.
At a meeting with the public on the matter Monday night, school officials said that one way or another, the school will open its doors to students on Thursday, Sept. 5.
If on that date the mold hasn't been removed, students will be moved to other classrooms while the cleaning is completed.School officials are hoping test results will come back this week showing that the mold has been cleared from the building, Superintendent Dr. Tammy Davis said.
Davis said she will be sending a letter to parents informing them of the test results, likely by the end of this week.
The mold was discovered as custodians were cleaning the sixth-grade wing of the school earlier this month. They identified mold on some furniture in two of the classrooms. Upon further investigation of the sixth-grade hall and classrooms, more mold was discovered on walls and lockers, Davis said.The district promptly hired a company specializing in mold remediation and removal to clean and disinfect affected areas.
District officials also hired an air quality specialist to conduct further testing of the school, which found "that the same mold concerns exist in the seventh grade wing indicating a much larger problem than originally anticipated," Davis said.
Davis said the district regularly does air quality tests at the building, which have shown normal levels of moisture. The district is taking precautionary measures in areas affected by the moisture and mold, cleaning throughout the building, and re-testing the air quality for normal outcomes, she said.
The sixth-grade wing has been professionally cleaned and portions of the walls are being replaced with moisture- and mold-resistant board.
In the seventh-grade wing, the district is replacing ceiling tiles, conducting professional cleaning, and then re-testing air quality, she said.
The eighth-grade wing and rest of the school is also being tested, she said.


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Students, faculty and administrators of Stella Niagara Education Park celebrated Peace Week from Sept. 30 through Oct. 4.
Peace Week at Stella Niagara coincides with the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of the Sisters of St. Francis. Following in the tradition of St. Francis, the Stella Niagara community is dedicated to caring for the environment and fostering peace in the world. Stella Niagara has been an official Peace Site since 1989. Each year the school population recommits to the cause of peace in the world.
"This year our environmental project is called 'Bottles FOR Water,'" said Kristen deGuehery, director of Institutional Advancement. "The campus is collecting returnable plastic bottles to raise money for Heifer International. Money raised from Bottles FOR Water will go toward funding a well in a Third World nation."
Students will be bringing in bottles throughout the month of October. "In addition, they are learning about the lack of clean water for a large portion of the world's population," deGuehery explained. "It is estimated that 780 million people do not have access to a clean water source."
Other Peace Week activities included students holding a prayer and pledge in front of the statue of St. Francis of Assisi; students forming prayer partners and writing how they intended to be peacemakers throughout the year; and students preparing and depositing entries into a time capsule, which will be opened on the last day of school in June 2014.
Above, Sister Margaret Sullivan, principal of Stella Niagara Education Park, gives the peace sign along with the school community during an outdoor activity to commemorate Peace Week.


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Saddam Opposes U.S. Attack on Iran: Schroeder Says Bush Told Him There Is No Intention to Strike Iraq
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein said he was "opposed" to any strike against neighboring Iran as part of Washington's "war on terror".
"We are opposed to any (US) aggression against Iran," he told the weekly cabinet meeting, the official INA agency reported. "Iran is our neighbor, and if it is the target of a strike or any attack, we will also be affected."
In his January 29 State of the Union address, US President George W. Bush named Iran and Iraq as two of three nations, together with North Korea, forming an "axis of evil", hinting they might be the next target of Washington's anti-terror war.
The Iraqi president charged that these statements "reflected the US administration's point of view which perceives all Muslims as an 'axis of evil', starting with Arabs."
Ties between Iraq and Iran have warmed in recent months, although no treaty was signed after their bloody 1980-1988 war. The conflict ended with a UN-brokered ceasefire. About two weeks ago the Iraqi foreign minister, Naji Sabri, visited Tehran and met with the Iranian leadership.
Meanwhile, German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder said that U.S. President George W. Bush has told him that the United States has no intent of attacking Iraq, according to AP.
In remarks published on Monday by a German newspaper, Schroeder did not specify when Bush gave him the assurance.
However, he seemed to refer to a meeting he held with President Bush at the White House on January 31.
Schroeder was replying to a question asked whether his declared solidarity with the United States since the September 11 terror attacks would expand to actions against Iran, Iraq and North Korea.
"We all know the language used differs," Schroeder said in an interview to appear in Handelsblatt's.
"Bush told me that he harbors no attack plans. I am relying on that."
Schroeder's remarks depicted growing differences between European leaders and Washington over the future steps which ought to be taken in the framework of the global campaign against terrorism and how uneasy some US allies in Europe and Asia are about Bush's combative position.
Moreover, Schroeder added that he supports US pressure exerted on Saddam to permit United Nations weapons inspectors back into Baghdad. Bush has threatened Iraq with unspecified consequences if it fails to comply.
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US-European frictions over Mid-East policies and fighting terrorism have flared in recent days, with EU External Relations Commissioner Chris Patten telling Britain's The Guardian that Bush's "axis of evil" speech was "deeply unhelpful".
German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer agreed, "We need to fight against terrorism with determination. But we must also look at the social and economic roots of that problem," he told reporters at a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Spain. (Albawaba.com)
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Hi! I haven't played in a couple of years so I think I'm at a 3.5, but would really like to get back into hitting. I'm in Palms, the closest courts are at the Mar Vista Recreational Center or the Cheviot Hills courts. If anyone would like to hit, let me know.
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I've been playing lots of games lately, but I've really been wanting to rally for a while just to improve consistency. 4.0--4.5 on good days (and conversely i feel like a 2.5-3.0 on off days), but 3.5 sounds about right generally. I'm free pretty much any time! either court works for me. let's hit! :)
Hi! Sounds great! When would you be available? I'm free this afternoon or weekend mornings.
Hello Meiyi
Perfect, I can play I am in Mar Vista also
Hi, sorry I have been out of town for the past few weeks but I'm back in LA. would you still be interested in hitting?
would you be able to play this weekend in palms?
I am between a 3.5 and a 4. I am free to play on Tuesday or Thursday evenings around 6. Feel free to email me at email@example.com and we can set something up for next week.
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Hi, are you still free to play?
Yes, this Tuesday or Thursday around anytime after 6. Let me know what works best for you.
I'd love to play - I'm probably a 2.5 or 3.0 on a good day but love that area!
Hi, I'm looking to play Saturday or sunday afternoon in Palms, would you be free?
Are you still available for the Sunday afternoon?
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Whip It (US - BD RA)
Gabe's figure skating skills probably wouldn't serve him in the roller derby...
Struggling to find her place in life, Bliss Cavendar (Ellen Page) a small town misfit is dragged by her overbearing mother from one beauty pageant. In an attempt to escape their small town blues, Bliss and her best friend Pash (Alia Shawkat) drive to Austin to see a roller derby match. After the match the friends approach Maggie Mayhem (Kristen Wiig) to express their excitement, and Bliss is offered a chance to try out for the team. Knowing that her parents wouldn't approve, and that she's technically not old enough to participate alone, Bliss makes up a story, buys some roller skates, and lies about her age. Under the new name of Babe Ruthless she joins the Hurl Scouts, and starts her trip to roller derby stardom.
The modern Roller Girl phenomenon has not passed me by unnoticed. Besides having friends that participate in the sport, I've found myself generally charmed at its very existence. It's hardly a shock that dressing pretty girls in colourful costumes and releasing them on a shabby, dirty track with roller skates is entertaining and invigorating. Frankly I'm surprised it took this long to make a mainstream, non-pornographic film on the subject. I do get the feeling that this film wasn't the audience writer Shauna Cross and director Drew Barrymore had in mind when they made the film, but Whip It isn't exactly an exclusive engagement either. Those with the most in common with Page's character will likely benefit the most, but a large cross-section of the audience can likely relate to yet another underdog story. The characters are relatable and sweet, and the actors pull of some very familiar tropes with genuine affection. Poor Ellen Page, who is probably going to be stuck playing children for another decade, is another social misfit, but this time she's not playing someone as self assured or aggressive as Juno or Hayley Stark, and she's surrounded by capable and beautiful supporting players with charm to burn.
As an occasional witness to the actual sport who found himself utterly confused by the scoring system I appreciate Barrymore's direction during the derby scenes, and the scoring explanation sequences, which aren't totally insulting. The action direction is actually quite impressive and frenetic, kind of like a miniature version of the original Roller Ball without all the gore. The climatic match pulls out some real stops, and is enough to raise a few goose bumps. The 'Us vs. Them' alternative culture stuff is pretty heavy-handed, but is mostly told in visual terms. The bigger issue is the utterly familiar sports movie formula, from underdog to mean-spirited villainous with a complex, and supportive sister figure. It's almost impossible not to guess where the narrative is going from scene to scene, which makes the inevitable third act crisis a pretty brutal inevitability. The predictability overshadows much of the film's humour and sweetness, though the build up to Bliss' father's (Daniel Stern) little character arc is an utterly tender little inevitability.
Whip It is shot to be bright and colourful, like the roller derby itself, with relatively high contrast, and a mostly soft minded lighting scheme. This Blu-ray's 1080p transfer is presented in 2.40:1 widescreen, which sometimes looks a little too tight to me. Artistic framing choices aside, this is a solid transfer with only a few minor inconsistencies in clarity. The overall film is slightly yellow in hue, which leads to some minor noise and grain in darker scenes, but the overall composition is very clean, featuring only a fine grain overlay, which is hard to notice for the most part. The blacks are deep, solid and deep, and cut subtly against the brighter hues, which pop effectively throughout the film. It's hard to not appreciate all the neon costumes and decorative derby lighting schemes. Small details include colourful strands of hair, intricate tattoos, and Alia Shawkat's teeny-tiny facial freckles, and they're all plenty sharp, as are the wide angle details of the derby track, and the choice sights of Austin, Texas. It's not quite a reference quality disc, but there's nothing to complain about either.
Whip It doesn't quite live up to the rock and roll atmosphere of the roller derby, but this DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio track doesn't feature any obvious errors or shortcomings beyond a general lack of stuff going on. The majority of the track is either clear and even center channel dialogue and incidental effects, or light surround and stereo ambience. The derby scenes are the most obvious moments of aural excess, but even these are mostly a central assault, with a few directional movements, and a solid bass presence in the rolling thunder of those skates. The source music, including lots of punchy pop and punk rock, is mixed a little lower than I'd prefer in most cases, especially when it becomes the dominant sound element, but there's no complaining about the actual sound clarity. The music is devoted mostly to the front three channels, even during the live music scenes, which scores a few rear channel echo effects. The movie scores huge points with me personally for ending with my favourite Young M.C. song, 'Know How'.
I would've enjoyed a cast commentary with this particular disc, simply because the cast seems to be having so much fun during the brief blooper montage at the end of the film, but alas, Barrymore doesn't even go it solo here. The brief extras start with a series of nine deleted/extended scenes (16:10, HD). These are more of the extended variety, and mostly just fill in some character moments. They add a bit to the supporting cast (especially Alia Shawkat and Andrew Wilson), but nothing really to the story as a whole. 'Fox Movie Channel Presents Writer's Draft: Shauna Cross' (3:00, SD) is a very short look behind the script with the writer, made to show between movies on the Fox Movie Channel. Things end with an ad for the original soundtrack release, and other Fox trailers.
Whip It is an assured directorial debut from actress Drew Barrymore, but it's only as good as its cast and characters. The script is a mish-mash of every underdog story you've ever seen, and is thusly incredibly predictable, but it's perfectly entertaining and relatively endearing. The Blu-ray release looks very clean and colourful, and sounds good enough, if not a little low on volume, but the extras are disappointing, consisting of only a handful of deleted scenes and some promotional material. I suppose the menu system is at least cool, but fans will likely be disappointed with the lack of commentary and behind the scenes featurettes.
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Pixarfan517 Member Join Date: August 2006 Location: United States Posts: 1,478
I actually enjoyed this movie, Gabe.
Marcus1138 Contributor Join Date: June 2008 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 910
"Let's go apes**t!" Thought this one was a blast!
MiseryMatt Member Join Date: July 2007 Location: United States Posts: 417
This movie was pretty terrific. It had a great cast, and story. Barrymore did a surprisingly terrific job.
JackJackMN Member Join Date: January 2006 Location: United States Posts: 629
I love Whip it, saw it in the theater and I own it on Blu!!! Highly recommend.
prozacnation Member Join Date: October 2009 Location: United States Posts: 84
one of my favorite films of last year
BoBoi Member Join Date: June 2005 Location: Australia Posts: 1,109
Saw this at the theatre and this was fun. I mean Ellen Page faces off with Juliette Lewis, what's not to like? Though, I still haven't picked up the BD yet.
Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13
Disc Details
Release Date: 26th January 2010
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.40:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 French and Spanish
Subtitles: English SDH and Spanish
Extras: Deleted/Alternate Scenes, Fox Movie Channel Presents: Writer's Draft, Digital Copy
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Drew Barrymore
Cast: Ellen Page, Drew Barrymore, Kristen Wiig, Sarah Habel, Shannon Eagen
Genre: Comedy, Drama and Sport
Length: 111 minutes
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