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Thanks to President Obama, America faced one of its worst enemies in its 400-year history.
Al-Queda had been contained to their caves in Afghanistan and Iraq had finally become a victory during George W. Bush's surge.
North Korea continued its saber-rattling while China and Russia remained nuclear superpowers to contend with.
But America's worst enemy was one of its own making: ISIS.
This terrorist network formed after Obama pulled troops out of Iraq. Since then, these enemies have menaced the entire world.
During the campaign, Donald Trump promised to wipe ISIS off the map. He said little of his plans, but made it clear: ISIS's days were numbered. It has been less than a year since Trump became President.
But big things are happening in the Middle East.
Thanks to his leadership, ISIS's threat is becoming a thing of the past.
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At its peak, ISIS held land in Iraq and Syria that equaled the size of West Virginia, ruled over as many as 8 million people, controlled oilfields and refineries, agriculture, smuggling routes and vast arsenals. It ran a brutal, oppressive government, even printing its own currency.
The terror organization now controls just 3 percent of Iraq and less than 5 percent of Syria. Its self-styled "caliph," Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is believed to be injured and holed up somewhere along the lawless border of Syria and Iraq…
But the military's job — to take back the land ISIS claimed as its caliphate and liberate cities like Mosul, in Iraq, and Raqqa, in Syria, as well as countless smaller cities and villages, is largely done. And it has taken less than a year.
"The leadership team that is in place right now has certainly enabled us to succeed," Brig. Gen. Andrew Croft, the ranking U.S. Air Force officer in Iraq, told Fox News. "I couldn't ask for a better leadership team to work for, to enable the military to do what it does best."
President Trump gave a free hand to Mattis, who in May stressed military commanders were no longer being slowed by Washington "decision cycles," or by the White House micromanaging that existed President Obama. As a result of the new approach, the fall of ISIS in Iraq came even more swiftly than hardened U.S. military leaders expected.
The Obama administration didn't know the first thing about military. Not a huge surprise, when you elect liberals to office. His terrible leadership meant certain doom for U.S. troops. And certain victory for our enemies.
Under Trump, our Armed Forces are free to do their job. They are not crippled by Washington. Generals are allowed to make the right decisions. And that has led to massive victories in Iraq and Syria.
The difference is night and day. We have a real leader in the White House. Someone who actually wants to defeat our enemies. And he's directing our military to do so.
ISIS's days of wreaking havoc around the world are over. Trump made good on his promise.
Are you getting tired of winning yet? Didn't think so.
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- Bonescale Snapper
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Bonescale Snapper is a common fish from Northrend waters. This is not a schooling fish, so you can only fish it from open water, lakes, and pools. A minimum of 380 fishing is needed to cast in the open waters of most of Northrend, 475 to avoid catching junk fish. The exception is Crystalsong Forest which requires 405 fishing to cast, 500 to not catch junk.
StrategyGood fishing spots with few mobs and high catch rate (over 50%) include Death's Stand, Winter Breath's Lake, Echo Cove, and a vrykul cave on the coast of Howling Fjord[78, 17].
A single catch can easily be cooked into a [Conjured Mana Biscuit]-like food [Grilled Bonescale], or three can be cooked into hit rating food, [Snapper Extreme]. [Recipe: Snapper Extreme] is a daily cooking quest recipe, purchased for three [Dalaran Cooking Awards].
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One Photographer's Harrowing Journey to the World's Most Remote Active Volcano
Photo credit: Donna and Steve O'Meara
This guest post was written by Donna O'Meara, an award-winning writer and photographer living in Hawaii, who has photos currently on view in "Extreme Exposure" at The Annenberg Space for Photography
I held my breath and clanked up the metal gangplank of The Spirit of Enderby, a privately leased Russian icebreaker that would be my new home for the next month. Following "in the footsteps of Scott and Shackleton," Enderby left port from Invercargill, New Zealand, bound for Mount Erebus on Ross Island in Antarctica.
The journey is only possible for about six weeks each Austral Summer -- January and February in the Southern Hemisphere -- when temperatures allow the ice to melt. For four weeks, we would rock and roll across the the Southern Ocean, the most dangerous and damned patch of water on Earth, to cross the Ross Sea and reach the base of the towering 12,400-foot high mountain.
Volcanoes Remain Mysterious, Even to Scientists
Volcanoes are Mother Nature's weapons of mass destruction. Earth is freckled with more than 1,500 dangerous volcanoes, and we still know very little about them.
Photo credit: Donna and Steve O'Meara
Currently, more than 10 million people live on unmonitored, deadly volcanoes all over the world. Both my husband Stephen and I are volcano researchers, photographers and authors.
For the past 25 years, a day at work has often meant climbing into an active volcano wearing a gas mask, hard hat, and fire-resistant body suit.
We have investigated and photographed nearly 100 of the world's volcanoes, hoping to learn more about how they work and help save people's lives; we use our photographs, books and videos to educate people about the dangers volcanoes pose. We have dodged basketball-sized lava bombs in Stromboli, Italy; hiked the scalding slopes of the Galapagos Islands' volcanoes; and raced through clouds of scalding steam and poisonous gas on Costa Rica's Poas volcano.
Photo credit: Donna and Steve O'Meara
When I learned about Mount Erebus, an ice-covered volcano with a hot molten lava lake in its summit caldera, I just had to photograph it. Perhaps it held some ancient secrets?
SLIDESHOW: TreeHugger Goes to Antarctica, Meets Penguins, Seals, and More
The Journey to Mount Erebus is Not For the Faint of Heart
As Enderby sailed out of Foveaux Strait into open ocean, she pitched, tilted, plunged and keeled over so steeply that I slid across the wet deck towards the cold sea.
I held the railing tight and grabbed hand-over-fist sideways, to get back inside the ship. I eventually found my sea legs and got used to the constant lunging, dipping and surging of the ship, although I was covered with bruises from banging into things.
We had to crush and smash through all kinds of frozen obstacles—pancake ice, fast ice, frazzle ice and sea ice—the trip is so rough that even the berths were equipped with their own seat belts.
Photo credit: Donna and Steve O'Meara
During our second week at sea we encountered a raging storm. Giant waves and ice chunks slammed into the bow. I tied myself to my berth with my sheets, but things didn't get smoother.
On February 23, 2009, Enderby arrived at Erebus. I was greeted by the mesmerizing orange dawn light illuminating Erebus' white flanks.
Inspiration Gleaned From Antarctica's Wild, Remote Frontier
Weeks alone on the ice in Antarctica, the most remote wild frontier left on Earth, gave me the gift of divine inspiration for my photography.
Our animal instinct for survival surfaces in the face of such remoteness and harsh beauty. We no longer worry. We survive. I wanted to test myself, so I brought only one camera and one lens, and I allowed myself only one or two images per day.
To keep my camera batteries warm I duct-taped them to the skin under my collar bone, which I reached by unzipping eight layers of down, fleece and polypropylene (think scuba suit). It worked. The magical spell the ice cast on me will be a part of my translucent soul for eternity. There will always be a part of my heart that shimmers with the luminosity, transparency and brilliance of the ice.
Thank you, Mt. Erebus. Thank you, cold. Thank you, ice. Thank you, wind. Thank you, solitude. Thank you, wild Antarctica.
SLIDESHOW: David Burdeny's Incredible Iceberg Photography
We are still examining the Mt. Erebus images for any clues that might unravel the mysteries volcanoes hold. I hope Antarctica will always remain a protected, perfect, frozen wonderland, where the fiercest winds blow, where the most frigid temperatures bite, where volcanoes smothered in ice ooze hot lava, and where men and women follow their wildest dreams of adventure.
Donna O'Meara is an award winning writer/photographer living in Hawaii. She is currently finishing FIRE & ICE, a book about her adventure to Mt. Erebus. "Extreme Exposure" at The Annenberg Space for Photography is the first public showing of the Mt. Erebus volcano images.
More about Antarctica
Penguins Star in Google's Street View of Antarctica
Concerned Leopard Seal Tries to Feed Photographer Live Penguins in Unbelievable Photos (Slideshow)
Notes From Antarctica: It's All About the Treaty


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So What Is Cosmic Ordering
I'm sure we have all heard of the law of attraction, like attracts like and ask and you shall receive. Cosmic ordering is a big part of making the law of attraction work for you. I won't go into great detail hear on what the law of attraction is. All you need to know to be able to use these cosmic ordering ideas, is that it's about changing your mind set from negative to positive.
So even if you don't believe in the law of attraction, don't be put off, these techniques will help keep you focused on your goals. That definitely can't be a bad thing! It's all about dreaming big and learning to believe you deserve great things.
Because you do!!!
We all deserve the life we want and there is definitely enough for everyone.
Including you, so go out and get it!!
Your Mind Set When Ordering
Ok so cosmic ordering is meant to be fun, super fun in fact. It's also a great way to be more creative and find inspiration. Have this in mind when you do your ordering. Try not to get disheartened if there are things you want but think there is no way you could get them.
To help change this mind set, try to think of it as ordering something from an online shop. Get excited that these orders will manifest in your life. Keep going back to them to keep them at the forefront of your mind.
This is as important as it won't work if you just do the initial planning and never go back to it. It's a working process, as dreams change and are achieved, you will want to amend your ordering.
Doing this at the beginning of each month will help motivate you and keep you on track.
And remember have fun!! Think of everything you would love in your life, no matter how big or small.
The first step to getting what you want, is knowing what you want.
5 Ways To Make Cosmic Ordering Fun And Easy
1. Create A Dream Wheel
I find the best place to start with cosmic ordering is to create a dream wheel. To do this you will need a piece of A3 paper or card and some colourful pens.
So start by drawing a big circle on your paper and then dividing it into 8 sections. In each section you will have a different area in your life. You can choose any area, but the ones I chose to focus on are below as an idea.
- Career
- Health
- Personal development
- Finance
- Relationships
- Fun and recreation
- Family and friends
- Physical environment
So after you have done this, in each section write all the things you want in that area of your life. You can draw pictures or cut outs from magazines to make it more visual if you like.
Use this wheel for all your big dreams; try not to use it for smaller dreams and steps to get your dreams.
Hang this wheel somewhere where you can see it every day as a reminder of your dreams.
2. Vision Board
Creating a vision board is great if you're a visual person like me.
It's real easy to make, all you need is a pin board and pictures of thing you want in your life.
I find it easier to print pictures off the web, as you can search for specific things to put on your board.
Make sure you find some inspiring quotes and affirmations to put on your board as well.
Like the wheel it's good to put your board somewhere you will see it every day for inspiration.
3. Dream Book
This is just like the dream board but instead you are sticking all your pictures into a book.
This is a good for people who don't want to display their boards in their house for everyone to see.
It's also mobile so if you travel a lot you can take it with you for daily inspiration.
4. Dream Box
Another great way to do cosmic ordering if you don't want everyone to see your orders.
Decorating your box will help to make it feel special.
As well as putting pictures in here you can put other inspirational things inside your box, like crystals or gemstones.
5. Cosmic Ordering Newsletters
If you have publishing software, a great way to do monthly orders is in a style of a newsletter.
For each goal have a picture and a short piece of text, which can include affirmations as well.
These are great for all of you on the go, as if it's a pdf file, you can save them on you mobile.
Have Fun
Remember to have fun with this guy's and when you find out which techniques work best for you, just go with it.
Laura Copeland is the founder of Female Worth, empowering women to accept the best, attract the best because they deserve the best.
Female Worth is a site dedicated to helping women live the lives of their dreams by enabling them to believe in themselves and grow strong self-worth.
How to Get Sh*t Done will teach you how to zero in on the three areas of your life where you want to excel, and then it will show you how to off-load, outsource, or just stop giving a damn about the rest.


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Unity and gratitude are the themes of a community-wide Thanksgiving service scheduled for 6 p.m. Sunday.
Unity and gratitude are the themes of a community-wide Thanksgiving service scheduled for 6 p.m. Sunday.
The event, sponsored by the Bartlesville Ministerial Association, will be held at the new First Methodist Church sanctuary, 4715 S.E. Price Road.
"I am so excited to renew this very important event," said Jason Elmore, president of the Bartlesville Ministerial Association and pastor of Friday Nite Church. "Thanksgiving season is a time where all across the country people think about and talk about what they are thankful for. The atmosphere becomes tangibly changed — in a beautiful way. It's my favorite holiday."
Elmore said the one-hour service will feature traditional Thanksgiving hymns, scripture readings and responsive readings and music by the RiverCross Ramblers as well as music by special guest Ann-Janette and a "mass choir." The mass choir is comprised of any interested singers from the community. Anyone interested in participating is asked to come to First Church at 4:45 p.m. just prior to the service. Music is provided and a rehearsal will prepare participants for the event. The choir will also help lead the crowd in Thanksgiving hymns.
An offering will be collected to help the Lighthouse Outreach Center, Elmore said.


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Edgar and Alan Frog interrupt a half-vampire Senator who is killing a Congressman to finish his transformation into a full-vampire, but in the ensuing chaos Alan is forced to drink vampire blood, which will transform him into a half-vampire himself.
Five years later in San Cazador, California, Edgar is facing eviction from his trailer, and tries to raise funds by selling his collection of old comic books to his friend Zoe, who works at a local comics shop. While there, a famous blogger named Johnny Trash enters; Zoe explains that Johnny is there for a rave that's going on in the town.
Back at his trailer, Edgar is approached by Gwen Lieber, a writer of romantic vampire novels, whose brother Peter was kidnapped during a rave in Ibiza, Spain, and she suspects vampiric activity. She gives him a vial of a drug called "The Thirst" which is given to people at raves hosted by a person known as "DJ X"; he determines that it is vampire blood. Gwen offers him a large sum of money to rescue her brother, but he turns it down.
DJ X and his associates are transporting Peter - bound and drugged - in a small plane. DJ X and three other jumps from the plane in flight, landing safely to meet Johnny Trash for a live interview. DJ X kills Johnny afterward, since the blogger had served his purpose in promoting the rave online.
Edgar visits Alan, who is now half vampire and satisfies his blood thirst by feeding on animal blood acquired in his job as a taxidermist. Edgar tries to enlist Alan's aid in stopping DJ X from raising an army through his raves, but he refuses, having lost all hope and believing that the whole Alpha Vampire theory is just a "neverending pyramid scheme".
Remembering his youthful days with Alan and Sam Emerson, Edgar resolves to take the job alone. But Gwen introduces him to Lars Vongetz, a former reality-TV star hoping to use the mission to make him famous again; Edgar reluctantly accepts his help.
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It is around this time of year that many of us start burning the candle both ends as the saying goes…it is timely then to consider the following page from Being Well Basics – Its All About Flow, a Handbook I put together…if you would like a complete copy emailed contact me on email@example.com
Regeneration is an important part of the function of being well for obvious reasons and of course needs to balance with hibernation to maintain FLOW. It goes without saying that basic personal hygiene is a vital component of regeneration, including of course oral hygiene.
Do less, do more is the basic communication of cells and too much of one or the other, initiates disorder, leading to wellbeing dysfunction. Every time we select healthy, fresh, seasonal food we are refuelling our Nutritional Density to allow our cellular structure to regenerate and retain the Yin Yang balance needed to maintain vitality.
Nature is our mother of regenerators. Ensuring contact with the earth (generally called Earthing or Grounding) is regaining popularity and it is recommended we make contact with the earth at least 40 minutes per day. This can be done by going barefoot on tiles or concrete floors, walking on the grass etc. We are not able to earth with carpets and wooden floors; however hugging a tree of course earths us. There are products available which can earth you while operating your computer and/or when you sleep. Research/Google for more information regarding suppliers etc. Due to wearing synthetic shoes most of the time, we are rarely earthing ourselves and this encourages inflammatory and other challenges to hinder wellbeing. Earthing assists to reverse this. If you would like to view a document regarding this, feel free to email me.
Sun, Fun and (healthy) Socialising are good ways of increasing regeneration. We seem to have developed a great fear of the sun and 10 – 15 minutes per day exposure will not harm anyone who doesn't have allergies to it or such. The best way to regather some Vitamin D which is highly important for all bodily functions, is to be out for 10 minutes or so with at least half arms exposed, sunscreen free, as close to midday as possible each day in winter. Face towards the sun but don't look at it, for maximum Vitamin D absorption. Earlier in the morning and later in the afternoon during summer is best. Please research and make your own decisions regards any Sun exposure.
On the subject of stress, research has shown that the more we are under noise or other stress the likelier our magnesium levels will be lowered and the lower our magnesium levels the more easily we are stressed. This of course tips the Yin Yang scales regards cellular structure communication, risking lowered normal regeneration. It is advised that the best way to absorb Magnesium Chloride is via soaking in a bath, footbath or as a mouthwash first thing each morning. Simply add flakes to a spray bottle, dissolve and spray on body or in mouth. Magnesium chloride is more effective than magnesium sulphate.
Remember, regeneration is impaired if not reminding ourselves to become aware of our denied, trapped emotions, the addictions we have to hold them at bay and recognise the myriad of disorders suppressed emotions initiate. Giving ourselves permission through Emotional Competency to be aware, feel and connect with these trapped energies, converts them to Energy in Motion allowing maximum, healthy FLOW potential.


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I've had this hip problem lately. Actually, the doctor tells me I've had this condition my whole life, but it has just started being a real pain in the last few months. It has a name and even an acronym, FAI, which I maintain stands for Frustrating And Inconvenient. The same doctor tells me it actually stands for Femoral Acetabular Impingement. I'm going to stick with my original definition.
Some would say that my Frustrating And Inconvenient hip problem came about as a result of excessive long-distance running this year and the recent completion of a 50K trail run which I may or may not have properly trained for. (Hey, it was on the bucket list.) I maintain it was merely a coincidence because, after all, I've had this condition my whole life. The doctor said so. Causation, correlation. Potayto, potahto. Doesn't really matter because here I am, with this hip problem.
When the pain was at its worst, I summoned the warrior strength of the woman who nearly delivered her baby on the bathroom floor a few years ago, and still could not manage to lift myself out of the car. Nor could I carry groceries up the stairs, pick up my kids, or play a respectable game of hacky sack. I had to stop running completely; I had to start aqua jogging. Yes, aqua jogging.
The doctor told me he could inject my hip socket with magical medicine that would relieve the inflammation and restore my ability to put on my own socks and shoes again. This seemed like more than a reasonable proposition. I took him up on it, even after seeing the length of the needle. A few weeks later, I was able to walk without a detectable limp, climb stairs without gripping the handrail, and even carry my littlest to bed.
A few weeks after that, I tried running again. Slowly. Oh, so slowly. If my pain was a fight-back-the-tears 9 before, it was then more like a don't-ever-let-them-see-you-sweat 4. Not perfect, but measurably better.
When I went to see the doctor again, he informed me that my hip anatomy was never going to get better on its own. He told me that I was the perfect candidate for surgery to correct my Frustrating And Inconvenient hip. He said things like "contouring the hip socket" and "reattaching the femur" and "six-to-eight-months of difficult recovery" that I found most off-putting and undesirable. But then he went on to say things like "extremely high success rate" and "proven results" and "pain free when it's all said and done."
I asked him what he would do if he were me. Like a wise old philosopher, or at least a prophetic country-and-western songwriter, he gave me the following advice: "Only you know how much pain you can bear and still live the life you want."
I could have sworn he said, "Grasshopper" at the end, but maybe that's just how I remember it.
Only you know how much pain you can bear and still live the life you want.
I know he was just talking about my hip, I think, but his advice resonated with me in a deeper place that was closer to my heart. Or even my soul.
Pain is a tricky companion. For some, it arrives with the death or sickness of a loved one. For others, it is physical pain that alters plans made in one's hopeful youth. It can sometimes wear the mask of indecision that accompanies inevitable life-changing determinations that must be made. My sensitive eight-year-old daughter (and 60-something-year-old mother) have emotional pain receptors the size of their generous hearts; they absorb hurt that isn't even theirs to carry.
Each person has his or her own version of and threshold for pain. And since I am often accused of being a chronic optimist, I am assuming that most people would never choose to live with it. But, and here's the part that resonated, it is ultimately up to each of us how we choose to deal with our particular suffering.
I am an optimist, but I am equally guilty of being somewhat passive. Some may call it being zen; others may consider it lazy. I would rather navigate ripples than create them. I would rather weather storms than summon them. I would rather rely on my resilience than initiate chaos. It is not that I am weak. Instead, I think it is that I do not presume that I am necessarily better at choosing the proverbial lady or the tiger than if I were to just leave it to chance. Call it fate or predestination or a random collision of twists and turns that have brought each of us to our present. But at some point, it is impossible to avoid pain in one of its many varieties. There comes a time for each of us when we have to decide how to bear it and still live the life we want.
I kind of just wanted the doctor to tell me I needed to have the operation. Or not. But I didn't get off that easy this time. The decision is mine.
I allowed myself until the end of the year (since all my deductibles are met) to decide how much pain, exactly, I am willing to bear. Do I simply adjust my expectations of what is livable or is it my behavior that needs to be modified? Or, perhaps, I opt for the more aggressive approach that brings pain of its own to the equation in hopes that the long-term results are healing and restorative.
All things considered, I am fully aware that my hip problem, as Frustrating And Inconvenient as it is, is not as painful as the many challenges others are currently contemplating in their own lives. But, like some of the best country-and-western songs I know, there is surely a life lesson in here to ponder. And I am the perfect candidate to do so.


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A description of the totality of capital invested in a project, including pure debt, hybrid debt,and equity.The stack is described as containing the most risk at the top,traveling down the stack to the position with the least risk. Higher positions in the stack expect higher returns for their capital because of the higher risk.Lenders and equity stakeholders are highly sensitive to their position in the stack.Typically, the stack is arranged as follows.
1. Sponsor equity
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Paul Markovich is a retired energy executive with 35 years of experience. His most recent position was President of Residential Services for Green Mountain Energy Company where he was responsible for providing clean, renewable electricity to over four hundred thousand residential customers nationwide. During his 7 years in the position the residential customer base more than tripled. Prior to that he held leadership positions in Business Development, Oil Supply and Trading, Purchasing, Financial Controls and Information Technology for Green Mountain Energy, Amoco and BP. Paul graduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Wabash College in Indiana with a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics and German. He also earned an MBA in finance from the University of Chicago. In addition to his academic achievements, Paul is a member of the Indiana High School Wrestling Hall of Fame and the Hammond (Indiana) Sports Hall of Fame. He and his wife, Helen, reside in Austin. They have three children – Pete, Katie (who is a technical advisor for us) and Annie.


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It would be cool if the Buffalo Bills invited Bishop Michael Curry to "lead the charge" as the players run onto New Era Field before a game this season. In case you're not familiar, Curry is the Episcopal minister who became an internet sensation after delivering that rousing, passionate sermon about the power of love at the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle last Saturday.
The first African American to preside over the Episcopal Church in the United States, Curry has strong ties to Buffalo. He grew up there and graduated from high school there. And, yes, he is a lifelong Bills fan.
"That's the origin of his belief in hope," a friend of his told Buffalo radio station WBFO when asked about Curry's fandom. The bishop also describes himself as "a certified NFL grief counselor."
It all makes him divinely qualified to climb onto that end zone stage at New Era and wave the Bills flag.
A doff of the helmet to the Bills for deciding to retire Thurman Thomas' No. 34 this October. The franchise's all-time rushing leader deserves to join Jim Kelly (12) and Bruce Smith (78) as the only Bills to be so honored. And after Andre Reed's No. 83 is taken out of circulation down the road, that should do it for a while.
No need to make a mockery of it the way the Boston Celtics and New York Yankees have, with 23 and 22 retired numbers, respectively. Yes, I'm well aware those franchises have longer and much richer histories than the Bills, but when you retire that many numbers, the honor becomes as watered down as a pitcher of beer with a block of ice floating in it. That's what team halls or walls of fame are for. Honor your best, but save the jersey retirements for the best of your best.
Interestingly, the Bills do have another number retired, though not officially. That would be O.J. Simpson's 32. I can't imagine the team ever reissuing the digits of a man accused of double murder, though Simpson's name remains on the Wall of Fame, a thorny issue to be sure. So, even if a Buffalo newcomer has worn 32 since his Pop Warner days, he's going to have to find a new number to call his own.
As the sponsor of last Friday's "Renew Your Vows Night" at Frontier Field, Bernie Puglisi was given the opportunity to throw out a ceremonial first pitch. Though honored by the offer, the owner of Nolan's Party & Tent Rentals asked one of his sales reps, Greg Witkowski, to pinch-throw for him. And that wasn't Puglisi's only request. He also proposed that this would be the perfect setting for Witkowski to make a wedding proposal to his girlfriend.
Witkowski loved the idea, and the two men began plotting how to pull off their big surprise. After he and former Boston Red Sox World Series hero Bernie Carbo tossed their ceremonial first pitches, Rochester Red Wings General Manager Dan Mason called Witkowski to join him next to Bernie.
"Greg, you're a baseball guy,'' Mason said into the on-field microphone. "Do you have any questions for Bernie?"
Greg said he didn't, but he did have one for his girlfriend, Jill Emmighausen, who was standing nearby. There, in front of several thousand people, Witkowski dropped to a knee and asked Jill to marry him. She began sobbing tears of joy to the point where her response was inaudible. Mason took the mic from Greg and told the audience, "She said yes."
"I think she was wondering why Bernie wasn't throwing out the first pitch, but we managed to pull it off and wound up taking her by surprise,'' Witkowski said. "I can't thank the Wings enough for making it go so smoothly. And I can't thank Bernie enough. It was his idea in the first place. He's always doing things like that for other people."
The St. John Fisher College women's softball team didn't experience the storybook ending it sought, losing two games to Ithaca College in a best-of-three superregional over the weekend. Those losses prevented the Cardinals from returning to the NCAA Division III World Series, where they had hoped to avenge championship game losses the past two seasons. Despite the disappointing finish, these young women made memories and learned lessons that will last a lifetime. They'll never forget the courage Bari Mance showed them while continuing to coach through chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer. The way these players rallied around her is more valuable and lasting than any ring or trophy. It was the stuff of true champions.
Citing the high number of bowl opportunities for their football brethren, the Atlantic Coast Conference basketball coaches urged league leaders to lobby for an expansion of the NCAA hoops tournament from 68 to 72 teams. I think it's a foolish idea. Here's a better one: drastically reduce the number of bowl games. As it stands now, more than half of all major college football programs are eligible for the postseason, and that has led to participants with losing records. Let's cut the number of bowl games in half, keep the hoops tournament the way it is and return to rewarding success rather than mediocrity.
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jordan Hicks threw two 105 mph pitches the other night and two more clocked at 104 mph and one at 103 mph. That's insane. And as more pitchers break triple digits, you start to wonder if we'll reach a point where hitters no longer can react rapidly enough to balls thrown that hard from 60 feet, six inches.
Best-selling author and nationally honored journalist Scott Pitoniak is the Rochester Business Journal sports columnist.


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Tower of Hanoi
Move all the Disks over to Tower 3, placing smaller disks on top of larger disks.
Easy to say, not easy to do. Interesting origin to this puzzle too.
Encircle the Cat
The objective is to click on the circles around the Cat, and enclose or surround her completely, preventing her from leaving the circles.
It's Your Turn
A really good, free platform to play all sorts of wonderful games against others around the world.
If only I had "time" to do this. I started off with this, then stopped. My sister still plays Backgammon on "It's your Turn".
A beautiful interface for – Chess buffs and beginners. Play against friends, start games at your own "level" of ability, admire the "greats" whom have 3 times as many points as you have Make friends, set your "Vacation" schedule if you can't play or postpone games, but stay away if, like Her Majesty Me, you are not the competitive type and you play with the horse pieces rather than focus on the game-play.


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October 14, 2011
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I've never written this in a review before, but if you're going to go see Rise of the Planet of the Apes, arrive late. Like at least an hour. You can probably even push it to an hour-fifteen, but I had my phone off and had no way to mark the exact time when the movie finally went from being an utter bore and turned into pure monkey mayhem.*
It's been a long time since I've seen a film as lopsided as this one. The first half or so of Rise of the Planet of the Apes is essentially everything you've seen in the trailer. Scientist James Franco is laboring to create a virus that will cure Alzheimer's by repairing brain cells. The tests on chimpanzees have positive results at the start, but a mishap as the lab is preparing to go to human trials derails the research. Scientist James Franco takes a baby chimp home with him, and he names him Caesar. Caesar, who is played by motion capture wizard Andy Serkis (Gollum in the Rings trilogy), displays signs of incredible intelligence, and Scientist James Franco raises him as part of the family. Until one day when Caesar's instincts take over, and he defends Scientist James Franco's dad John Lithgow from an angry--and to be fair, much maligned--neighbor. The law gets involved, and Caesar is carted away, but Scientist James Franco has a line on new, stronger virals to start testing on new chimps, and so he starts some swifter ape evolution just in time for Caesar to decide that it's time to foment a revolution.
Which is when Rise of the Planet of the Apes gets sorta super awesome. It actually picks up when Caesar is sent to primate prison and is terrorized by Draco Malfoy and nonchalantly ignored by Brian Cox. For a little bit there, it's like a gorilla prison movie, with Caesar trading cookies for favors like a gangbanger with a supply of cigarettes. The jailers are clownish and cliché, as are most of the humans in Rise (Freida Pinto's part is so underwritten, I don't even think she qualifies as a character), but that's all not very important anyway. I didn't go to the Rise for the pink fleshy ones. I just wanted to see apes tearing up San Francisco.
And we do get that, but as I said, it's a long time coming and then it's over too quick. Judging by the chatter following the screening, I was odd man out, but I found the slow build to be ridiculously dull. I didn't care about all the backstory and the cornball family drama of Scientist James Franco and his adopted chimp child. It wasn't helped by the fact that I didn't really buy the special effects in that portion of Rise. It's not that the Caesar creation was bad, the actual figure and particularly his face were very well done, but he was poorly integrated into the suburbs. Also, when the digital creatures were in motion, it became obvious that much of their environment was enhanced, as well.
This failure on the part of the effects team to convince me to accept their illusion was definitely a large part of why I wasn't invested in Rise. I also lay some blame at the feet of scriptwriters Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver and director Rupert Wyatt, who have a hard time balancing all the story elements. While they take too long in the set up, they also shoehorn in too many franchise elements. In much the same way Captain America failed to have a strong narrative arc because it was being used as a lead-in to next summer's Avengers movie, so too is Rise of the Planet of the Apes basically Chapter 1 in an indefinite series. When Rise settled into its final shot, I couldn't believe it was over. It's not much of a story, it's really just a long pitch for something more.
If that more is like the final act of Rise, though, I'll be on board. All of the action when the apes run amuck was incredibly exciting. There is a real sense of peril, and clearly the programmers knew that this was the part of the movie they should expend most of their effort on. Maybe my expectations were all screwy, and I was too eager to see some gorillas throwing cop cars around to give the other parts of the story their proper due, I don't know, but Caesar's call to arms was awesome. Too little too late to salvage the film, but awesome nonetheless.
Which is why I say show up late. Or just wait for the home video release when you can skip ahead to the good parts.
* Yes, I know apes are not monkeys. I am just poking at pedants.


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Stories about Ukraine from October, 2011
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Ukraine: "We Are Europeans"
Ordinary Ukrainians are using citizen media and social networks to voice their commitment to European values and organize rallies in support of Ukraine's European orientation. Veronica Khokhlova reports.
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How many of our most famous novelists, for instance, have bothered to take the two-and-a-half hour flight from Miami and see for themselves what's going on here?
—Lawrence Ferlinghetti
I first read Seven Days in Nicaragua Libre in the mid-eighties; Ferlinghetti and I had both visited Nicaragua in 1984 (I on a Kentucky Witness for Peace delegation). I looked at the book again ten years ago, when Becca Gorley and I were reading from the City Lights Pocket Poets series. At that time, I was, still, trying to write something about our times in the West Bank and Gaza, and Ferlinghetti's account was one of several books I read for provocation and inspiration. Many things, you can't force; Dear Layla Welcome to Palestine was self-published in summer 2015.
A man of the Left, Ferlinghetti saw Nicaraguan history this way: "What has happened here, rather, is the overthrow of a tyrant (Somoza) supported by the U.S., and the attempt to overthrow the economic tyrant of colonialism in which Latin America has been for centuries the cheap labor market for North American and multinational business." Many U.S. citizens may suffer amnesia about this appalling history but Latin Americans have a long memory. Read the rest of this entry »


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Should I Become an Investment Consultant?
Investment consultants help clients plan their investments and assess any risks associated with making specific investments. These consultants will monitor several investments at a time to determine how well they are working toward meeting clients' goals.
Investment professionals can be employed at financial investment firms, credit agencies, securities and commodities brokerages and insurance carriers. Many of these workers are self-employed. Investment consultants typically work in office spaces, but they may need to travel frequently to meet with clients.
Career Requirements
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|Licensure may be required; voluntary certifications are available
|2-8 years of experience in fields like accounting
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|$88,890 (2018 median salary for personal financial advisers)
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, O*Net OnLine, Job Postings from SimplyHired.com
Getting into this field requires a bachelor's degree for entry-level positions, but some employers prefer candidates with master's degrees. Fields of study include finance, economics, business administration or related fields. Licensure may be required, and voluntary certifications are available. Typically, investment consultants have at least 2-8 years of experience in fields like accounting, depending on the job. The key skills for investment consultants are analytical skills, communication skills, decision-making skills, attention to detail, math skills, experience with customer relationship management (CRM) software, document management software, financial analysis software and spreadsheets. In 2018, personal financial advisers earned a median annual salary of $88,890, stated the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Now let's check out the career steps for investment consultants.
Career Steps
Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree
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To really shine, gain experience by participating in an internship. Students can gain skills and experience by participating in internships while still at college. Internship opportunities may be available with banks, insurance companies or securities firms. Internships can also help students form networking connections to assist them in finding jobs after graduation.
Step 2: Begin Gaining Employment Experience
Bachelor's degree holders can apply for entry-level jobs in the financial services field. Prospective employers look for strong skills in math, analysis, problem solving, writing and communication. A mind for detail is also helpful. Graduates are encouraged to take advantage of the contacts established during school and through internships when trying to secure a job. Several years of experience, development of skills and accumulation of knowledge in fields like accounting are required for someone to become an investment consultant.
Step 3: Obtain Licensure
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), many positions require licensure from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FIRA). The BLS stated that most licenses offered by the FIRA require employer sponsorship, so investment consultants may obtain licensure after finding a job.
You may also want to consider certification. While not required, the BLS stated that most employers prefer candidates who are certified. After acquiring four years of experience working as an investment consultant, an individual is eligible to earn a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) credential by taking and passing three exams. A bachelor's degree is a prerequisite for earning this designation. The CFA program is an independent study, graduate-level program that contains a broad syllabus of investment principles and ethical standards.
Step 4: Continue Education
The BLS reported that most advanced positions in investment consulting require a master's degree, so it's advised that investment consultants continue their education to the graduate level in order to advance in the field. Many master's programs are available to the employed graduate looking to enhance his or her education and increase the number of job opportunities in the investment field. A Master of Science in Finance program, for example, offers comprehensive investment knowledge based upon real world circumstances and case studies.
Investment consultants who wish to continue their education without earning a degree may find opportunities through professional organizations, such as the Association of Professional Investment Consultants (APIC). The APIC holds an annual conference to keep members up to date on industry advances.
To recap, with an undergraduate degree and experience, along with licensure and possible certification, an investment consultant can earn about $88,890 to help clients plan their investments and assess any risks associated with making specific investments.


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The "Perfect" Caribou Rifle…Hunting Rangifer Tarandus
By: Michael Rogers
I guess when all things are considered; I am primarily a caribou hunter. Everyone has their opinions on the subject, but when I think of hunting in the Arctic and the North, I think of caribou. At this point in my career, I've seen something over one hundred caribou harvested. That number is between my partners and myself and I've dropped the hammer personally on a few dozen. That doesn't exactly make me an expert, but it does give me a good idea as to what sort of shooting is involved in killing a caribou.
The question comes up often enough in correspondence and conversation with new Alaskan hunters and non- residents looking to come up for a caribou that I decided to write a bit about it, and see if I can shed some light on what could be considered the perfect Caribou rifle.
Caribou occupy an unusual sort of space in the taxonomy of North America; as they are an Ice Age throwback. Long ago they once occupied a large swath of the 'Lower 48' but they are now only found in a particular mountain range in Idaho along the Canadian border. That herd numbers only a few dozen animals and is considered threatened. That means that in North America, you're going to only hunt Alaska and Canada, where there are more caribou than people. They are relatively abundant in the North.
That said, it is a mistake to think of caribou as either a deer or an elk for the purposes of hunting them. They are typically larger than deer, yet smaller than elk and likely easier to take down than either. A large bull may top 500 pounds but a more usual weight is on the order of 250-300 pounds. Females are typically much lighter, on average between 150-250 pounds. Caribou also have heavier skeletal structures than deer and tend to be "lankier" as well with longer legs and longer necks. They also have the largest antlers for body size of any antlered game and (unusual among ungulates) the females grow antlers as well as males.
Caribou tend to favor open country, in the Lower 48 the most analogous example would be pronghorn antelope or sagebrush mule deer. In the summer and the early hunting season it is not unusual to find caribou in the high mountains clinging to snowpack above the vegetation line trying to escape biting insects and in the winter they can be found in the river bottoms in the black spruce forests.
There are a number of subspecies and some folks have a tendency to want to further separate those into further subspecies and some hunting organizations will recognize more still. For the purpose of this article, we'll consider them all collectively as the variations between "mountain caribou" and "barren ground caribou" are too slight to bother about. There are some differences, but all caribou (even the "woodland" variety of Eastern and Central Canada) all occupy fairly open country. Experts can argue endlessly about the genetic variations among caribou but I won't since from a hunting perspective there's simply no difference at all.
I've seen caribou taken with all sorts of cartridges from the diminutive .223 Remington up to the .375 H&H with many steps in between. I'll say outright that the smallest and the largest cartridges are (for different reasons) not particularly suitable as the "perfect caribou rifle". I think the .223 and the .22-250 aren't particularly suitable even though some folks use them well in that role. I also don't think the .243 Winchester and 6mm Remington class of cartridges are really very ideal either. They can work but remember we're talking about "ideal", not "adequate".
While caribou are soft for their size they can still take a good deal of killing and it may occur at longer range as well. When caribou are migrating, the little .243 Winchester can do good service for recoil sensitive individuals but I don't really see them as a best choice for the general run of caribou hunting.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, the large cartridges such as the .375 H&H and the .338 Winchester Magnum are simply a lot more gun than you need for even the biggest caribou walking. That said, caribou are often hunted in conjunction with other species such as grizzly bears and moose and "too dead" is not nearly the problem "not quite dead enough" represents. In the words of Mae West, "Too much of a good thing…is marvelous!" My frequent hunting partner tends to favor the .338 Winchester Magnum and .375 H&H and he's killed a truckload of caribou with authority. I still can't say that they are really "perfect" when considering the caribou as a single species. In fact, the caribou rifle cartridge I've taken the bulk of my caribou with, the .300WSM, isn't really required either.
In fact, when we talk about the "perfect" caribou rifle it probably doesn't even need to be a .30 caliber. Many hunters here use the .300 classes of cartridges for everything and there is nothing wrong with it. Those folks have the range and power to deal with any animal at any practical range. Additionally, as is the case will all North American hunting, a .308 Winchester or the .30 -06 Springfield isn't really ever the wrong answer either.
The bulk of the caribou I've seen taken were between 200-250 yards. I've taken very few over 300 yards and very few under 100 yards. While I personally detest true "long range hunting", caribou are typically taken at longer than normal ranges compared to deer or moose. Informal surveys indicate that the first shot on an unwounded caribou tends to be the longest shooting Alaska hunters do. It's mostly a function of the terrain, dead open country like tundra and alpine. That would indicate that the "perfect" caribou rifle would need to shoot relatively flat. I don't think the new crop of "super magnums" like the 26 Nosler or the 6.5 Weatherby are really required for such shooting; any cartridge with a 350-yard Maximum Point Blank Range on a 12″ target should suffice.
Approaching caribou can be difficult due to herding (that's a lot of eyes and ears and noses!) but a reasonable stalking technique can close the distance to well within good shooting range. Caribou also tend to be pretty accommodating unlike furtive whitetails that bolt at the first twitch of their senses. The other consideration is that taking a really long poke is hard to justify when caribou are typically herding during hunting season. You can simply keep looking until you find one closer. Also consider that curious caribou will often approach hunters to well within nominal rifle range. Given the distances involved, it's hard to think of either the brush guns or the super-magnums as being part of the "perfect" caribou rifle.
So where does that leave us? I'd say the .25s represent the minimum bore for serious consideration. Something on the order of the .25-06 Remington or the .257 Weatherby is probably a good place to start. Better still yet is something in the 6.5mm category; cartridges like the .260 Remington, the 6.5-284, the 6.5 Creedmore and even the old (and very, very good 6.5×55 Swede) would meet the criteria. I think the next step up are probably the best "perfect" caribou rifle cartridges going. The .270 and 7mm classes- the .270 Winchester, the .280 Remington, the 7-08 Remington, 7WSM and the 7 Remington Magnum are, at least to my mind, the closest you can get to the "perfect" caribou rifle cartridges.
I've taken caribou with both the .270 Winchester and the 7-08 Remington and found neither wanting. I've witnessed the .280 Remington, 7WSM and the 7mm Remington Mag in action and all of those cartridges have both the range and the power for typically long shots at even the biggest bulls. Bullet selection and factory ammunition is abundant and all can be pressed into service on larger animals if required. I'd likely forego both the 7WSM and 7 Remington Magnum from this list and concentrate on the .270, .280 and 7-08 out of ammunition cost and recoil concerns. The 7mm magnums don't kick unduly hard, but there's no reason to live with it if you don't have to. For mixed bag hunting, I typically rely on heavier cartridges but that is something the caribou specialist can easily do without.
Within the .270/7mm class, the 130-150 grain bullets are common and all have 300-yard drops between 6″ and 8″ with a 200 yard zero and that's plenty flat enough. In terms of energy all retain in excess of 1500 ft./lbs., which is plenty of wounding potential. I used the 7-08 Remington this year in a lightweight carbine on a nice bull at 250 yards and crumpled him with a single shot. Those longer .277" and 7mm bullets buck the wind a little better and caribou country is windy as a rule. I've seen all of these cartridges used and all performed well.
The other consideration is recoil- the 270/7mm class tends to be pretty moderate in the recoil department, especially with 130-150 grain bullets. Moderate recoil encourages good shooting and good shooting is the bulk of the problem for the most part. An animal has never died from a ballistic table or a cartridge head stamp, but bullet placement is a different matter!
Now that we've got the cartridge sorted out…what sort of rifle to house it in? I really think when we're talking caribou we're thinking bolt action rifles. For one, the bolt actions typically have the accuracy required and are easier to shoot prone. In the high tundra and mountain areas caribou are typically hunted, standing shots are seldom taken. I shoot about half of my shots on game prone and the other half sitting and the bolt action is just the easiest to operate without losing sight of the animal in the scope. I also think we need to consider gun weight. The idea of a 12-pound tack driving caribou rifle is not really ideal despite the accuracy benefit. Caribou hunting typically entails a fair bit of walking, so a lightweight rifle is pretty desirable.
For the record, I'm not sold of the current crop of super light rifles either- I've found them difficult to shoot well after even moderate exertion. Something between 7.5 to 8.5 pounds scoped would be about right. That's light enough to carry all day but heavy enough to settle when you're winded. Since the weather in caribou country is frequently just horrible, a weatherproof gun is not a bad idea either. I really like the current crop of Cerakoted rifles housed in impervious Kevlar stocks for this kind of duty. On a tighter budget, stainless steel and plastic work well too. I've hauled a walnut stocked rifle into the caribou hills and found it heartbreaking. It works, but it will show the scars afterward. Rocky, wet country can be hard on a rifle's finish.
On top of that rifle, a scope of moderate magnification seems to be right. I really like the fixed 6x for this kind of thing, but I realize I'm in the minority. A 2-8x, 3-9x or 4-12 represents a good selection of variables should that be choice. I don't think 30mm tubes or objective lenses over 40mm really bring many benefits to the table. Shooting will most likely be in good light over open terrain, not very many low light shots in dark timber to be had out there.
I also don't think you need a giant scope like the 5-25x or 6-20x that seem so popular for long-range hunting. Those seem really good for adding cost and gun weight without a really useful benefit. Selecting a decent 3-9x and buying more ammunition for shooting practice seems a surer bet than a fancy scope with swanky features. Since it rains a lot in the North, a good scope cover or lens cover is essential and worth their weight in gold. There is a variety available and most of them work as advertised. We've used the Defender Flip Caps from Vortex and also the Butler Creek version both with good results
As far as rifles go- there are numerous models and manufacturers that will do. The ones I have personal experience with are the Tikka T3, the Ruger American, the Browning X-Bolt, the Nosler 48, the Kimber Montana, the Remington 700, the Savage 16, the Winchester 70 and if there's a bad one, I'm not aware of it. That list is certainly not exhaustive, but should give the reader a place to start should they choose.
For what it's worth, my Browning Stainless Stalker X-bolt in .270 Winchester has made an excellent caribou rifle. If I were going to buy a new one I'd strongly consider a Remington 700 Mountain Rifle in stainless and the .280 Remington chambering. The Tikka T3and the Ruger American make a pretty compelling rifle for the cost-conscious hunter.
My son's compact Ruger American in 7-08 Remington shoots Federal Fusion 140 grain ammo into ragged holes at 100 yards and has toppled a few caribou already and it cost under $500 with a scope. His new rifle is a Tikka T3 in .270 Winchester that shows no flaws for the purpose. For the first time caribou hunter or the visiting sportsman, there's a very good chance you have not only a perfectly adequate caribou rifle masquerading as your deer rifle, but it might be more "ideal" than you'd imagine.
Michael Rogers is an Alaskan hunter, an inveterate rifle crank, and an unrepentant caribou junkie. August and September finds him prowling the Alaska Range looking for caribou, rifle in hand.
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Jazz legend Sonny Rollins will celebrate his 80th birthday this fall, and Saxophone Colossus will be published to mark this occasion and honor his incredibly prolific career. This intimate appreciation combines the images of John Abbott, who as Rollinss photographer of choice for the past 20 years has captured the saxophonist at home and at work, and the essays of Bob Blumenthal, a jazz critic who has chronicled Rollins and his art for nearly four decades.
Sonny Rollins has been at the center of jazz and its evolution virtually from his birth. Growing up in Harlem in the heyday of swing and coming of age as the first wave of modernists announced their discoveries, he quickly found himself sharing bandstands with his idols and making music of his own that continues to influence and inspire. Saxophone Colossus, named for the 1956 masterpiece of the same title, is Abbott and Blumenthals tribute to Rollinss music and spirit.
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I cut a PET bottle for top and bottom left the lid on and drilled a small hole in both,attached a bucket to catch the nutrients.
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This blog is for film streaming lovers! On this top 10 list you will find the best ways to watch movies online, read movie reviews and enjoy film streaming for free. Ready? Steady? Got the coke and popcorn handy? Go!
Everyone loves going to the cinema but with the economic crisis, the Fiscal Cliff and other 'treats' that life spawned us with, it became a luxury that few people can afford on a daily basis. Along comes the internet! Why pay good $ when you can enjoy all the hottest new releases, free of charge, in the comfort of your living-room? Especially now that anyone can purchase a streaming TV box that connects wirelessly to your TV screen and streams any movie you want to watch directly onto your television!
It's called the Roku LT Streaming Media Box, and it streams movies and TV shows from online sources like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant, Pandora, HBO Go, Crackle, Disney, NHL Gamecenter, among many others. It will costs you just $49.99, but this amount is negligible compared to cinema tickets, coke and popcorn at the outrageously expensive cinema kiosk and the cab fare to get there…
This is exactly what this top 10 list is all about, along with the best movie reviews sites and some bonus material we curated for you… We hope that you will like our choices (share it with your friends if you do!). Are you still here? Go watch a movie!
The All My Faves Film Streaming Homepage has actually came to life quite recently… While researching for this blog I came across tons of film streaming sites, some very good, most quite horrible. The good ones simply aggregates all the streaming links of a specific title to one page, allowing you to choose your favorite stream. So it got me thinking: hey, we can do that! After a couple of day's work the All My Faves Film Streaming Homepage was born. We have curated all the best links to all of the hottest new releases and displayed them in the All My Faves visual design concept. We promise to keep updating it regularly, so go ahead and browse through our free film streaming library, find your favorite title and start watching!
Hulu is basically the biggest and the most popular place to watch free movies and TV shows online in the US. You can watch tons of free movies on this site, from blockbusters to esoteric documentary films, and the ones you can't are probably on Hulu Plus – the paid version that gives you more HD quality movies and more TV shows to choose from. The Hulu Plus service will cost you only $8/month and they offer a free week trial. Try it for free, and then decide if you can live without it…
Netflix is probably the only real challenger for the online film and TV streaming throne. It's everybody's favorite subscription service for renting movies and TV shows, and more recently streaming them online. Subscribing to Netflix's streaming service will cost just under $10/month and if you will want to rent a specific title that isn't in their streaming library it will cost you some extra… All in all they provide a great service and top notch quality. The first month is free of charge so there is no reason not to give Netflix a try.
If there is a growing online demand for a product, you can bet that Amazon will get involved! After conquering the online retailing world, Amazon is looking for new products to sell and the growth of the film streaming demand got their attention. Shopping for the movies or TV shows has just became way simpler, they've created Amazon Instant Video – a service that lets you instantly stream any movie or TV show you find in their ever-growing library. If you want to pay-as-you-watch, then Amazon Instant Video is the place for you.
Xfinity TV is Comcast's answer to Hulu and Netflix. If you're a paid-up Comcast subscriber, and you want things to stay that way, you can stream all their TV content from your computer. Aside from Comcast's vast quality TV shows, there are also lots of movies for you to stream as well. The interface is beautiful and is extremely user friendly, so if your a cable TV addict and already pay Comcast for it, you can now enjoy film streaming online as well for no extra charge.
Though the internet if full of websites that promise you free film streaming, most of them are spam sites that make you feel that you're being conned. While researching for this blog WatchFreeMovies and Zmovie stood out as the sites with the best combination of quality content and minimum spamming… We liked them so much that most of the links we use on the All My Faves Film Streaming HomePage are from these two sites. So if you want to watch new releases without paying a dime, check these sites out.
Instead of pointing you to tycoons like IMDB or Rotten Tomatoes, we decided to introduce you with two trendy newcomers. Flixster is a community of movie lovers who share film reviews and ratings. The idea is simple, once you register you browse through titles in a Pinterest like interface, you can click on movie you wish to see or rate and comment on ones you have seen already. Your Facebook friends reviews pop up first so you can read the opinions of people you trust before you choose a movie to see. A Better Queue on the other hand is not a social review site, it lets you filter Netflix's instantly streaming movies by Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometer, years, and genres. It basically gives you all the info you need on movies you can instantly watch! Then it links you directly to the film's streaming domain at Netflix.
Every John Doe thinks he can blog about movies. While I agree that everybody is entitled to an opinion, I choose the ones I listen to very carefully. /Film is exactly the kind of blog I go to, when I want quality and insightful reviews that is providing a personal point of view on the cutting edge of breaking news. /Film is concentrating on the geek/genre centric side of the movie universe, it's reviews are personable and opinionated with reviews from a select group of four or five people who know what they are talking about. There is a point where a site is no longer 'just another blog' and becomes a main player in the industry it covers, /Film has earned the movie industry's respect and is now on the junket list for most of the major movie studios, attends advance press screenings and visits movie sets. This is why we think it's a blog worth reading, check it out and you will see what we mean…
If the sources above didn't help you decide which movie to see, then maybe iTunes Movie Trailers will. At first glance you may raise your eyebrow wandering what is so special about a site that gives you trailers you can watch on YouTube… But a closer look reveals the site's charm, it is a true tribute to movie trailers, designed beautifully and has extras such as a synopsis, releasing date, cast and production details, galleries from the set, etc. Also on this site you will find some exclusive trailers, mainly for niche films, that you will not find anywhere else. If you love the films you will love this uncharacteristic Apple tribute for the movie trailers.
'Forget the Film, Watch the Titles' is a Submarine Channel project dedicated to the exciting art of title design (film, tv, games, events) and its creators. Watching a movie is often a getaway from the everyday life. The transition from reality to its onscreen alternative has to be smooth otherwise you will not experience the film to the full. Here comes the role of the Titles, in few moments it is supposed to get you exactly in the mood the director intended you to be in, it can be engaging or wildly entertaining, funny, exhilarating, or simply drop dead beautiful. To make a long story short, making a good title sequence is a work of art. Personally, I have never paid to much attention to the titles, but as I browsed through this website, I realized their genius. Subconsciously my mood was altered into the mood the artist, I mean the director, wanted me to be in. Have a look and share my enthusiasm.
Do you think you know of other sites that are just as good or even better? Let us know with a comment below, a Facebook message or a Tweet!
Final tip: We're all for freedom of choice on the Internet, and we've told you about the whole spectrum of film streaming sites and the 'watch movies online' experience. While we're offering links to all the sites – in good faith that they're posting only legal content – we certainly recommend that if you choose the less mainstream options, you both protect yourself with an ad blocker, and understand that we have absolutely no responsibility for any content posted on any site we link to. So as long as that's clear… go watch movies online!


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I am a Professor and Department Chair in the Department of Sociology at Rollins College. I earned my Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2006. I have previously taught at Randolph-Macon College and Hofstra University.
I teach a broad range of courses in Sociology, including Research Methods, Theory, Sociology
of the Family, Race and Ethnic Relations, and Poverty and Welfare in the U.S.
My research focuses on issues related to care in society, including unpaid care, family leave,
and care workers. I am a co-editor of Caring on the Clock: The Complexities and Contradictions of Paid Care Work (Rutgers 2015). I have published other research in Work and Occupations, the Journal of Family Issues, Social Science Research, and Social Science Quarterly.