Using AirPods always comes with the general fear that one day it will slip out of your ear, fall to the ground and you'll end up losing them. AirPods are small, don't have anything to hold it together and losing them is far easier than finding Waldo.
Ever since we've been using AirPods since its release, there's always that fear that we might lose it while using it on a busy street or simply misplace them. That's exactly what Gabrielle Reilly feared and made her AirPods into something more useful than we ever expected. She modified her wireless earbuds into earrings so that she doesn't misplace them even when it falls out of her ear.
Her AirPods are now more a pair of dangling earrings that ensures they are always safe and don't fall to the ground. She can pop them out from the earring whenever she wants to charge them or pop them into her ear whenever she wants to listen to something. Reilly has also created a chain necklace to connect the AirPods and is now selling on her website for others to take advantage of her creation. You can order different types of hoops and customers can even choose the length of the earring. These earrings are aptly named 'Airings' and cost $20.00 per pair.
Even though this may sound as bizarre as it could be, Reilly's earrings are nothing but ingenious. Maybe Apple could look into expanding into the jewellery department and sign her up for design ideas (Kidding).


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Sarah Palin's Book Club
by Zoë Pollock
Meredith Simons schools Palin on her supposed love for C.S. Lewis and why he wouldn't be a fan of her politics:
The British writer rejected the union of Christianity and government that Palin finds so appealing. As governor, her primary desire for Alaska was that God's will be done (particularly when it lined up with hers); Lewis said: "Theocracy is the worst of all governments. If we must have a tyrant, a robber baron is far better than an inquisitor." Palin believes the United States should base its law on the Bible; Lewis explicitly rejected the notion that Christianity is the basis of morality. "It is often asserted that the world must return to Christian ethics in order to preserve civilization," he said, in a pitch-perfect prediction of what current discourse would sound like on the Christian right. "Though I am myself a Christian, and even a dogmatic Christian untinged with Modernist reservations and committed to supernaturalism in its full rigour, I find myself quite unable to take my place beside the upholders of this view."

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School board brings attention to cybersecurity, recommends preventative measures
Daniel Tian
The school board will meet on Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. for its next regular session. The board last met Oct. 10, when members listened to network administrator Terry Howell pitch a presentation about cyber safety. Board members also discussed the role of technology in education and how to safely incorporate the internet in the learning environment.
Howell said, "Our world is increasingly digital and increasingly interconnected, so while we must protect ourselves, it's going to take all of us to protect us as a community. To aid in this, we'll be discussing some ideas and go over some terms and tools such as updating your software and using multi-factor authentication for all your accounts."
Directed to the members of the board, Howell recommended LastPass, a password managing website, and strongly encouraged members to purchase a credible antivirus software.
Junior Sandra Yang agrees with Howell. Yang is currently enrolled in cybersecurity and a member of Carmel CyberPatriots.
"People definitely underestimate the severity of cyber attacks and viruses, and cybersecurity is something everyone should know about and at least understand the basics of," Yang said. "Stuff like two-factor authentication, password management apps and antivirus subscriptions are so necessary but not enough people use them or even know about them."
Q&A with new eSports Head Coach Jeff Chou Why did you decide to become the new eSports coach? Competitive eSports has always been something I wished I had growing up and now that it's growing to a point where it's finally becoming recognized as a varsity sport, I…
Students hope to see changes to current sex-ed curriculum Junior Gabrielle "Gabby" Aitken is one of many students who has taken this school's required health and wellness education class. Among other topics, teachers in this course go over the topic of sex education, but Aitken said she felt the…
Students, experts raise awareness to endangered animals Sophomore Akshaya Lingala folds a blue Post-It note into the shape of an origami blue whale. Since elementary school, Lingala said she developed a passion for whales, but the blue whale is one of over 41,000 species that are under…
In light of "It Girl" and "Glow Up" trends, effects of self-improvement, comparison at this school viewed positively,… Senior Peyton "Pey" Henney has been posting on her fitness Instagram since September 2019. According to Henney, she wanted to make the account to teach people about self love and healthy ways to develop a relationship with their bodies. On…
Q&A with Christkindlmarkt CEO Maria Murphy What is the Carmel Christkindlmarkt? The Carmel Christkindlmarkt is an authentic, German Christmas market that sells imported wares from Germany that are handmade for the most part, handpainted, handcrafted one of a kind items. We strive to have authentic food…
Q&A: Mayor Jim Brainard discusses not running for mayor What caused you to make the decision to not run for mayor anymore? Our city is growing, it is successful and we have many exciting projects to come. I have often said I wanted to stay until those projects are…
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Counseling Center to start scheduling and college preparation for juniors on Jan. 17
Math Club practices for upcoming competition on Feb. 7
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First, Let me wish a hearty Mazel Tov to Emma and her family celebrating her Bat Mitzvah. A truly outstanding Torah reading! We were honored to be included!
The meal that followed was served buffet style leaving me open to choose and I choose health! In doing so I passed on the roast beef, chicken and the variety of pasta and other mixed salads containing mayo. I totally filled my plate with 8 of the 10 fresh plant based foods on the table. Passed on the onions. The pickled peppers served me well as a dressing alternative. The dessert table included, at the center of all the baked goods, a big platter of colorful fresh fruit. I ignored the baked goods.
My choice is to eliminate all animal products and all oil from my diet. In so doing I've lost 96 lbs, reduced my total cholesterol to 137 and my blood pressure to 105/72. All that with no pills, surgery or regular exercise.
I'm a firm believer that a whole foods plant based diet with little or no oil is the healthiest long term sustainable diet out there. The hard science supports my personal experience. Seriously, what's more important than your health?
"The healthy man dreams 1000 dreams.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health bulletin [elektronický zdroj] .
Joondalup, W.A. : National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Clearinghouse, [-2001]
Vychází od: Issue 1 (June 1997); ceased with issue 10 (Mar. /June 2001).
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health information bulletin, ISSN 1324-2512
Dále jako
Australian indigenous healthbulletin, ISSN 1445-7253
Australia. Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Services.
Edith Cowan University. School of Health Studies.
Systémová pozn.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Supported by the Commonwealth Dept. of Health and Family Services' Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Services and Edith Cowan University's School of Health Studies.
Description based on: Issue 2 (Nov. 1997); title from homepage (viewed Oct. 20, 1999).
Aboriginal Australians -- Health and hygiene.
Public health.
Health Sciences -- Public health
Aboriginal Australians -- Health and hygiene -- Periodicals.
Public health -- Australia -- Periodicals.


Haiti's Complex HumanityIt's easy, as Trump has done, to call a poor place a sh*thole. It's another to understand how a country becomes so impoverished.
Bittman's Kitchen: A Fast and Furious Turkey LunchAn impressive sandwich that's ready in minutes.
Mark Bittman's Trick for the Fastest-Possible Grilled CheeseWhen you need lunch for a crowd basically immediately.
Make Mark Bittman's Thai-Style Steak Wraps in Under 10 MinutesA fast, satisfying dinner.
Mark Bittman's Breakfast Bruschetta Is the Perfect Busy-Morning MealFor the mornings when you can't fuss around with an omelette.
A Rustic Zucchini Dish to Remind You of the Italian Childhood You Wish You HadMark Bittman's simple, comforting recipe for zucchini and potatoes inspired by Sicily.
How Amazon Can Help Whole Foods Fix ItselfThe tech giant has the chance to help the grocery chain get back to its original mission, while still keeping an eye on the future.
The New FoodieismTo care about food now is to care about the future of this country.
What I've Been Up ToGrub Street is honored to welcome our new columnist, Mark Bittman.


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Home Books > Science Museum Publications The Medicine Cabinet: The Story of Health and Disease Told Through Extraordinary Objects
The Medicine Cabinet: The Story of Health and Disease Told Through Extraordinary Objects
The Medicine Cabinet is a beautifully curated and expertly written compendium of over 100 astonishing objects related to the story of medicine.
Published in association with the Science Museum, The Medicine Cabinet is a rich visual exploration of life, death and everything in between.
Each object cared for by the Science Museum is a profound reminder of the fragility of human existence, but also of the extraordinary lengths gone to by scientists, medical professionals and ordinary people in the attempt to conquer mortality.
The Science Museum houses one of the largest and most significant collections of medical artefacts in the world - including a Bronze Age trepanned skull, healing water from an Ancient Greek well, a seventeenth-century barber's pole, a pharmacist's ceramic leech jar, a gold memento mori ring, First World War blood transfusion apparatus and a prototype MRI scanner.
Authors: Natasha McEnroe; Selina Hurley
Publisher: Andre Deutsch
Hardback; 256 pages


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MAINTAINING OUR SCHOOLS
By Deirdre Gould
CBJ Snyder designed more than 170 of New York City's public schools after the consolidation of the city in 1898. As the superintendent of New York City public schools, his intention was to create urban"Palaces of Learning." These schools were designed to stand out in their neighborhoods, announcing the importance of education with their stately presence. Grace Dodge High School is one such school, sitting at an important crossroads at the southern tip of the Bronx Botanical Gardens.
By 2001, Grace Dodge High School was in such dilapidated condition that it required a $6 million dollar renovation to repair the school. Performed by Macrae-Gibson Architects of New York City, the effect of the renovation has been to restore the building to its noble presence at the intersection of Crotona Avenue and Fordham Road. The full project, finished in 2004, involved new roofs, windows, exterior doors and entrances, masonry, terracotta, parapets and new interiors; masonry was re-pointed and rebuilt in many areas, parapets were rebuilt and large quantities of terracotta throughout the structure that had cracked and deteriorated were replaced with new terracotta blocks, using molds based on the original pieces. This school is one example among many that shows that while it is possible to rescue school buildings from decay, it would be better to maintain them on a regular schedule.
It is believed that about 14 million students and more than one-third of all public schools are in need of major repairs and replacements. The National Education Association believes that it will cost $322 billion dollars to perform the needed repairs, renovations and technology updates to schools in the United States, with $268 billion dollars solely marked for construction.
Nonetheless, many costly repairs to a school are preventable; it is the adverse effect of deferred maintenance that robs school and community budgets of funds that are all ready in short supply. The procuring of such funds however, creates another obstacle. Although the majority of a schools financing comes from the state, the money is mostly intended or directed towards standards and operating budgets. Therefore school construction becomes the responsibility of local districts. The result: the maintenance of the school is deferred, causing poor building conditions and bigger costs that could have been prevented if a schedule and maintenance budget had been developed and followed.
Maintaining the Building Envelope
The biggest cost factor in school maintenance, which is also the most important and basic element, is the building envelope. It is generally not the absence of quality construction in the building that causes the damage; more often it is the deferred maintenance of the building envelope that leads to the deterioration of the structure. Such was the case with Grace Dodge High School. The original quality of construction was sound, yet deferred maintenance had caused the building envelope to deteriorate. To create a schedule of building envelope maintenance is the primary component in preventing the costly results of deferring maintenance.
Technically the building envelope is the area that separates the conditioned space of a building from the unconditioned space or outdoors; the outer most layer of windows, walls roofs and doors. The building envelope is the skin of the structure. Just as our skin protects our bodies from outside elements, a maintained building envelope protects a structures interior from water, wind and pollution, as well as maintaining a comfortable heating system. If poorly constructed or not maintained, the building will suffer. The same principle that says if you don't wear a hat during winter 30 percent of your body heat will escape though your head, can apply to building envelope maintenance. If you don't maintain a building properly, damage caused by moisture will increase, and costs will be higher due to heat and energy loss. However, if you wear a hat, you won't get sick, and if you maintain the building envelope, maintenance and repair costs will be kept lower due to less of a need for high cost major repairs.
School facilities are fundamentally investments for the future, both financially and academically. If a facility is properly cared for and maintained, it will have a longer lifecycle cost and be more economical to a district. However, more than the affect on the school budget, the state of school buildings may have a stronger impact on a student's performance than the combined influences of family, background, socioeconomic status, school attendance and behavior. A positive learning environment is more conducive and productive to students, teachers and communities.
The Maintenance Plan
In creating a maintenance plan for a schools building envelope, the plan should cover all exterior elements of the structure; roof, windows, exterior walls, foundation and doors. The Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CFHPS) also suggests the plan recognize seemingly small but important factors such as proper drainage, plant overgrowth, pest problems; as well as include recommend funding and clearly state the frequency of which inspections should and are performed. Also helpful is to include the tasks that can be performed in-house, and those that require outside inspection and maintenance.
After identifying the elements of the Building Envelope Maintenance Plan, a document with the following details should be made for each competent (walls, roof, etc.);
type (e.g. is the roof built up, single ply or metal) and manufacturer,
estimated area,
installation date,
warranty information,
contractor Information, and
records of repair and inspection.
In creating a timeline for building maintenance it is important to focus on the preventative measures, rather than repair. In the mantra of"Pay Now or Pay Later," if repairs are made in a timely schedule and money is invested to repair minor problems, major repairs will be less frequent, less intrusive and disruptive and, most importantly, less expensive. Instead of unexpected significant repairs eating up funds from a budget, funds should be allocated appropriately and necessarily and budgeted for extensive projects. An additional benefit is that the overall lifecycle cost of the building will decrease as well.
The cost to develop a proper and proactive building maintenance plan might at first seem expensive and perhaps excessive, however the costs of fixing a minor problem are less expensive than waiting to repair the major damage often caused by neglect and deferred maintenance. A building maintenance plan should be thought of a way to protect the community's investment in the school building, both financially by saving on life cycle costs in addition to academically and socially.


University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (UM or U of M) is a public institution in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The university was originally in Detroit, where it was founded in 1817 as University of Michigania. In 1837, the university was moved to Ann Arbor on a 40-acre site that is now referred to as Central Campus. The university now owns over 584 major academic and research buildings. The university also partners with businesses and research institutions throughout the state, including partnerships with hospitals. The University of Michigan is the oldest university in Michigan and is widely-regarded as one of the top research universities in the nation.
The University of Michigan School of Nursing offers six CCNE-accredited nursing programs. The undergrad programs include traditional BSN and accelerated BSN programs. The graduate programs include MSN, DNP, PhD, and BSN to PhD programs. While the University of Michigan is a large university, the nursing programs offer small class sizes. Clinical experience is mostly offered through the Clinical Learning Center – a state-of-the-art simulation lab with high-fidelity mannequins. The school also provide clinical placement, allowing students to work with experienced nursing and medical professionals at local healthcare facilities. The MSN programs include eight different specialty tracks, including specializations in acute, primary, or family care.
In 2017-2018 academic year, 65% of University of Michigan-Ann Arbor's students received financial aid. Below is the breakdown of the financial aid provided to students.


Our Feminist Hackers meetups continue!
Last night a bunch of us met at Noisebridge for a lively, chaotic evening clustered around the laser cutter and breathing its toxic fumes. There were around 10 of us coming in and out of the meeting.
Susan and I worked on fixing up some insulation on the bottom of the door on the Turing classroom earlier in the day so that it will be more soundproof.
We gossiped about SHA-3 and Keccak and looked at the code for Keccak. It is over my head, but was interesting.
We did some stuff on the laser cutter. A bunch of us used it for the first time, and it wasn't that hard but has some quirks of the software and setting up the machine to cut. I think after I left, Susan and others fixed the exhaust fan on the cutter, till very late into the night. Hurrah!!
We made a draft version of Amy's sign for the library aka the biblioteca, and I made stencils for R.A.M.P., (Radical Access Motherfucking Project) Zach (who was orbiting our hive a little bit) made a stencil too that had to do with vegan politics.
I learned how to do "ghost" and "enforce" for my registered nick on IRC. I can't believe I didn't know that before! Over 20 years on irc! Well. This explains why sometimes I have lizzard_ annoyingly instead of just plain lizzard in irc.
Jordan, Susan, and CC found new giant fluorescent tube bulbs for the overhead lighting fixture at some point, turned off the power at the electrical box, and got the lights working.
Jordan, CC, and Susan got the HP DesignJet 650C plotter working. It is enormous and can print onto giant map-sized pieces of paper. They printed a photo and then some periodic tables in color. I had to leave before they figured out how to make it print really huge. We need to remember to document how to use it!
Kim gave us these awesome seed-embryo-thing stickers which she puts in places all over and which have several layers of meaning to do with growing and development and creativity. The embryo-thing (as she described it) is at the Fish stage before it has gender or species. A general cheer went up at this idea as we carefully transferred the stickers to our laptops.
Someone else in the space told Lydia to come find us. "I've been a feminist hacker for forever, before I even knew there was a such a thing as feminist hackers, which was like, 5 minutes ago!" She asked if it is okay to bring her kid to our meetups. Yes it is as long as you don't mind them hanging out with us amid the junk heaps and fumes.
I love getting to know people at these casual meetups! I think part of our benefit is that we build trust amongst ourselves and we make a good space for people to step up and try things, or simply to speak up and be heard or put forth their ideas. In short we listen to each other and pay attention. It feels like a nice dynamic and I feel more at home in the space than ever before. We are taking these few hours to focus on each other and ourselves and not pay attention to guys; a minor tweak to behavior that has an awesome beneficial effect. (You would be amazed, maybe, at how hard it is to put into practice.) I hope that other hackerspaces will have woman-centered or feminist meetings, hackdays, or groups and that they'll be in touch with us.


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Q: wpcf7_before_send_mail post form hangs and nothing happens I'm trying almost everything I see around the web, but noway :(
This is the function I'm trying to implement:
add_action('wpcf7_before_send_mail','save_to_db');

function save_to_db($cf7) {
$metakey    = "Harriet's Adages";
$metavalue  = "WordPress' database interface is like Sunday Morning: Easy.";

$wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare(
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    INSERT INTO $wpdb->postmeta
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I'm following this steps in order to make it work but when I click submit, the "sending icon" tourns for ever.., Any Idea? Thanks in advance!
PD: I'm stting up this code in functions.php of Twenty Twelve v 1.2 in a 3.6.1 Wordpress Version-
PD2: yes the data is not form CF7, I'm trying this from 0, so first goal is to save static data on DB.

A: Well, its not a code solution, but this plugin does exacty what I need and it does exactly how I need:
Flamingo

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Tag Archives: comedy
Preview: Gavin and Stacey's US Remake – Us and Them
Posted in Feature, One To Watch, Opinion, Reviews, Television	by Rachel MacGregor
Cast of 'Us and Them' [Image: Independent]
The pilot of the American Gavin and Stacey adaptation, Us and Them, has officially been picked up by Fox TV.
I previously wrote about the remake, originally under the working title of Friends and Family, over on Yuppee Magazine but the trailer for the pilot has finally arrived:
Some things are clear from the trailer, there are new jokes but the general plot remains the same – a pair of young lovers start a relationship whilst dealing with their eccentric families. Gavin (Jason Ritter) is now a city slicker from New York and Stacey (Alexis Bledel) is from small town Pennsylvania.
Whilst adaptations are always exciting to watch, part of the beauty of Gavin and Stacey was the simplicity of its scripting. Catchphrases from the show weaseled their way into common phrasing and whilst the representations of characters were stereotypical, they were always relateable.
I think the main contribution to the success of the remake in America will be how viewers warm to the characters. In the original version of the show all of the characters were likeable and hilarious so hopefully with Ruth Jones and James Corden on board as executive producers this will be the case with the remake.
I'm excited to see the show when it airs but as a huge fan of the original I can't help but be dubious about how it will translate on American television and whether it will do the show justice. I know that this has been the general feeling amongst UK viewers (and even American fans who have watched the original series) but others have expressed their excitement on social media at seeing the show being reinvigorated, stating it will fill the void left when Gavin and Stacey finished.
What are your thoughts based on the trailer? Will it be a tidy remake or a big mistake?
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The Best of 'How I Met Your Mother'
Posted in Feature, Journalism, One To Watch, Opinion, Personal, Reviews, Television	by Rachel MacGregor
How I Met Your Mother is, without a doubt, one of my favourite shows. There are so many great things about it and I think it's premise is a great idea.
For those who haven't seen it, it follows Ted Mosby as he tells his children – you guessed it – how he met their mother. He recalls stories about his life as a bachelor with best friends Marshall, Lily, Barney and Robin.
In honour of the show's return to UK television tonight, here I run through my favourite things about the show.
The Catchphrases
The show is full of catchphrases (mostly Barney's) and unsurprisingly, they never seem to grate on you as a viewer. Some of my favourites include:
"Have you met Ted?"
Due to Ted's desperation to find a soulmate, his friends sometimes feel the need to introduce him to women he isn't confident enough to talk to. This is one me and my friends love so much, we've taken to mimicking it on nights out.
"It's going to be Legen – wait for it – dary!"
Barney thinks everything is legendary. Whilst his friends think he is too liberal with the word, he is always looking for things that will outdo the last in terms of "awesomeness".
Barney loves suits -so much so that in the 100th episode he sings a song about it. He is often heard telling his friends to "suit up" to join him on the hunt for women. Variations of the phrase have included "snow suit up" and "flight suit up".
The Slap Bet
The best episodes of the show revolve around the Slap Bet. When Marshall and Barney debate why Robin won't go to a mall, they bet on why, agreeing that whoever wins gets to slap the other. When Barney mistakenly thinks he was correct and slaps Marshall, they soon find out the real reason why Robin won't go to the mall (see Robin Sparkles) and as the slap bet commissioner, Lily gives Marshall the right to slap Barney five times over all eternity. In a later episode, Marshall wins the right to slap Barney another three times, making eight in total.
The slaps happen at random times throughout the show and are often unexpected. The best one has to be during the episode Slapsgiving, when Marshall terrifies Barney by introducing him to the "slap countdown" after the slap has occurred, he treats the gang to an original song he had written for the occasion "You Just Got Slapped".
Only six of eight slaps have been seen on screen so far.
Marshall and Lily
Marshall and Lily – or should I say Marshmallow and Lilypad – are the most adorable couple. It was clear from the start that they were destined to be together and whatever they're doing is always sweet. When they're separated, Lily sleeps with a Marshpillow and he has a pre-recorded "night night song" where he sings her to sleep. They live for Halloween when they can dress up in extreme couples costumes (such as Sonny and Cher and a pirate and his parrot) and are always there to offer Ted moral support.
As previously mentioned, Robin doesn't like going to the mall. No one can work out why, until they come into possession of a video from her past – a music video of 'Let's Go to the Mall' by Robin Sparkles. It is revealed that Robin was a 90s popstar in her native Canada, although, because Canada was "a little behind", she looks like she belongs in the 80s.
So far in the show, as well as her debut, we've seen her soppy ballad, 'Sandcastles in the Sand' and also her double act with Jessica Glitter (Nicole Scherzinger). This series we'll see what happens when Robin Sparkles deals with unrequited love and discovers grunge…
The show has seen a number of celebrity guest stars, many of which have joined the show for numerous episodes. Some of the most memorable have been:
Britney Spears as receptionist Abby. She becomes obsessed with Ted and stalks Barney, warning girls to keep away from him.
Mandy Moore as Amy. She gets drunk with Ted and encourages him to get a tattoo with her. Ted opts for a butterfly on his lower back… something he regrets in the morning!
Enrique Inglesias as Gael. As Robin's first boyfriend following her break-up with Ted, it is expected that the gang will all hate Gael, but they all fall for his charms, even Marshall…
Nicole Scherzinger as Jessica Glitter. Jessica Glitter used to be part of a double act with Robin Sparkles on the show Space Teens.
Jorge Garcia as the Blitz. The Blitz always misses awesome moments, when he joins the gang for dinner, his curse "the blitz" gets transferred to Barney.
Katy Perry as 'Honey'. Ted can't remember 'Honey's' real name when talking to his kids but refers to her as "Honey" because when you recall things she says, you can't resist replying with "oh honey" because of her naivety.
Katie Holmes as 'the Slutty Pumpkin'. Ted spends years hoping to meet the girl who got away one halloween, only to find she doesn't live up to his expectations when they meet again.
The casts real-life spouses have also featured on the show. Alyson Hannigan's husband, Alexis Denisof, appeared as Sandy Rivers, Robin's co-worker. Taran Killam, Cobie Smulder's husband, appeared as Blauman, Marshall and Barney's co-worker and David Burtker, Neil Patrick Harris' partner, appeared as Scooter, Lily's obsessive ex-boyfriend.
The Bloopers
I usually find the bloopers to any show hilarious, but because the cast are so amazing, I think these ones are especially great! Watch them below:
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Freaks and Geeks: Then and Now
Posted in Celebrity, Feature, Journalism, One To Watch, Opinion, Reviews, Television	by Rachel MacGregor
Note: This blog post will contain spoilers about the TV show 'Freaks and Geeks'
Although lesser known in the UK, the Judd Apatow produced Freaks and Geeks (1999-2000) has a cult following in the US despite only lasting for one season. The show introduced audiences to some of the biggest actors and actresses in film and television today and dawned the start of the 'comedy clique' that would frequently appear on-screen together.
Freaks and Geeks marked the start of many successful careers
L-R: Seth Rogen, Busy Philipps, Samm Levine, John Francis Daley, Jason Segel, Linda Cardellini, Martin Starr, James Franco. [Getty Images]
The show followed the Weir siblings, Lindsay (Linda Cardellini) and Sam (John Francis Daley), and their respective friendship groups, the freaks and the geeks, as they went through high school during the 1980s. The show focused on friendships, family bonds, drug use, bullying and issues with self-image. It dealt with serious issues in a light way and, unsurprisingly considering the cast, had many hilarious moments.
The Freaks consisted of Lindsay, Daniel (James Franco), Nick (Jason Segel), Ken (Seth Rogen) and Kim (Busy Philipps). They were a group of burnouts likely to be found smoking weed by the bleachers or sneaking out of class. At the beginning of the series, Lindsay is dealing with the death of her grandmother and the narrative predominately follows her questioning her faith and social standing as she begins to hang out with the 'freaks' rather than the mathletes.
The Geeks consisted of Sam, Neal (Samm Levine) and Bill (Martin Starr). The series saw the Geeks trying to avoid bullies, deal with first crushes and coping with family issues.
Last year, Vanity Fair reunited all of the cast members publicly for the first time since the show was cancelled. They had previously held a reunion at PaleyFest in 2011, however, James Franco was not present due to filming commitments.
Vanity Fair reunited the cast of 'Freaks and Geeks' for the Judd Apatow comedy edition
Here is a run through of the best moments of Freaks and Geeks and the career highlights of the cast so far:
The Freaks:
Lindsay Weir (Linda Cardellini)
Best Moments
At the start of the series Lindsay isn't the most likeable character. It is frustrating as a viewer to see her trying to be somebody she is so clearly not just to fit in with this group. But her best moments come when we see her compassionate side, such as when she talks about her late grandmother or when she defends Eli, a boy with mental disabilities. As the series goes on, she builds a friendship with Kim which is great to watch and it is endearing to watch her struggling with her feelings for the overly-keen Nick.
Notable Credits
Velma in Scooby-Doo and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Cassie in Brokeback Mountain
Nurse Samantha Taggart in ER
Voice work on Gravity Falls
Currently voicing Sharla in Out There.
Daniel Desario (James Franco)
Daniel's turbulent relationship with Kim offers some humorous moments, especially when he decides to agree with everything she says during episode 12, 'The Garage Door'. However, some of his best moments occur when he is communicating with the geeks. In the finale, Daniel is forced to join the Audio/Visual club after pulling the fire alarm to try and get out of a test so to be nice the geeks invite him to join them at their Dungeons and Dragons night, where they all bond over Daniel's creation of Carlos the Dwarf (see below).
Harry Osborn in the Spiderman franchise
Aron Ralston in 127 Hours
Will Rodman in Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Alien in Spring Breakers
Oz in Oz the Great and Powerful
Nick Andopolis (Jason Segel)
Nick is the character who is freakishly loveable. He is obsessed with Lindsay, going as far as serenading her with Styx's 'Lady' (cringe through the clip below) and later writing his own song for her, 'Lady L'. His pride and joy is his 29-piece drum kit and he is initially convinced he can make it as a drummer, despite having no motivation to do anything about it. There are many touching moments between Nick and Lindsay where she tries to encourage him to be more ambitious, but he struggles to remain motivated under the watchful eye of his dad, who has warned if he doesn't sort himself out soon, he'll be going into the army.
Peter in Forgetting Sarah Marshall; also writer
Gary in The Muppets; also writer
Tom in The Five-Year Engagement; also writer
Series 9 of How I Met Your Mother
Featuring in This is the End as himself
Rumoured to be taking the lead role in Dreamworks' Undercover Cop an 80's era comedy
Ken Miller (Seth Rogen)
In my opinion, Ken is so underused in the series. Although he is there early on to provide some witty one-liners, it is only when he gets a girlfriend during episode 12 that he more heavily featured. When Ken meets his girlfriend, Amy, Rogen's performance is spot-on. He goes from the quick-witted, sarcastic character to the one who doesn't know what to do or say.
Officer Michaels in Superbad; also writer
Dale Denton in Pineapple Express; also writer
Kyle in 50/50
Featuring in This is the End as himself; also writer
Linked to Nicholas Stoller's Townies alongside Zac Efron
Linked to Anthony Leondis' B.O.O.: Bureau of Otherworldly Operations
Kim Kelly (Busy Philipps)
When I watched the first few episodes of the show, I hated Kim Kelly. I thought the way she spoke to Daniel was awful and her mistreatment of Lindsay actually felt like bullying. However, by the fourth episode, 'Kim Kelly Is My Friend', that all changes. You get a glimpse of her dysfunctional family life and realise she mistreats others because that's all she's ever known. As the series progresses, her friendship with Lindsay grows and the two really care and respect each other, which is great to watch.
Audrey Liddell in Dawson's Creek
Hope Bobeck in ER
Laurie Keller in Cougar Town
Continuing to film Cougar Town
Featuring in Kat Coiro's A Case of You
The Geeks:
Sam Weir (John Francis Daley)
As Sam is quite a lot smaller than most of the other boys his age, he lacks a lot of self-confidence, especially when talking to his crush, Cindy Sanders. He's a true mummy's boy and worries about Lindsay mixing into the wrong crowd. There is an adorable moment when Lindsay decides to have a party whilst their parents are away, worried that their house will get wrecked, Sam buys a keg of non-alcoholic beer and swaps it with the original keg. Another great moment is when he tries to revamp his image to make himself look a bit cooler, however his choice of a blue jumpsuit doesn't quite have the desired effect…
Dr. Lance Sweets in Bones
Carter in Horrible Bosses; also writer
Mitch in Waiting…
Ben House in Rapturepalooza
Writer of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2
Writer of Vacation
Neal Schweiber (Samm Levine)
Neal comes out with some of the best liners on the series – my all time favourite is "I'm Jewish. That's no cakewalk either. Last year, I was elected school treasurer. I didn't even run!". He is convinced he is older than his years and that he can charm Lindsay into liking him and after finding out his dad is having an affair, he starts to speak to people through a puppet. Whilst Levine is hilarious during the funny moments, he also makes your heart melt during his more emotional scenes.
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Spanky in Sydney White
Appearances in Lost, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family and 90210.
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Pranked caller in Miss Dial
Matt Nealy in Phys Ed
Bill Haverchuck (Martin Starr)
I could write an entire blog post about Bill Haverchuck, who is, without any doubt, my favourite character on the show. In a show full of amazing one-liners, his are always the best and the way Starr uses simple mannerisms means that even when he's not speaking, Bill is the person you are watching. From getting drunk whilst watching Dallas, drinking a concoction of disgusting food that Sam and Neal have blended together to earn ten bucks and trying to teach the boys how to "dance sexy", he is always providing laugh-out-loud humour. However, his best moment has got to be his halloween costume… (see below)
Martin in Knocked Up
Joel in Adventureland
Appearances in How I Met Your Mother, Parks and Recreation, New Girl and Community
Todd in The Lifeguard
Roman DeBeers in Party Down
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Q & A: James Buckley From The Inbetweeners
When James And I First Met in June 2009
Like my previous interview with Jack Whitehall, about a year ago I had a Q & A session with James Buckley, famous for playing foul-mouthed Jay in E4's The Inbetweeners. At the time, James was frequently in the press as he had been filming for the prequel to Only Fools and Horses, 'Rock & Chips', playing a young 'Del Boy', a role made famous by David Jason. Here's what he had to say:
How long have you been acting?
I got my first professional job when I was 11.
Has acting always been what you wanted to do as a career, or did you have anything else in mind when you were younger?
I didn't ever really decide on one thing I wanted to do as a job. Working never really seemed worth thinking about when I was mucking about with my mates at school.
What was your first acting job?
My first job was in the West End Musical 'Whistle Down The Wind' at the Aldwych Theatre.
How did you get the part in The Inbetweeners?
I auditioned for a pilot called 'Baggy Trousers', which is basically the Bunk Off episode of 'The Inbetweeners'. I played Neil in the pilot though.
Do you have any say in any of the storylines of 'The Inbetweeners'? How involved are you creatively?
We have a couple of little meetings before discussing ideas and us boys are close to the writers so we'll email or text them funny stories that happened to us while we were at school but it's mostly down to the writers. They deserve a lot of credit I think.
How did the part in the 'Only Fools and Horses' prequel come about?
Again, I just auditioned with everybody else. I wasn't given any special treatment for already being on TV or anything.
How does it feel to be involved in such a huge programme, with such reputable actors?
It's a great feeling and something I'm very proud to be involved with. Working with the likes of Phil Daniels and Nick Lyndhurst is a dream come true to a young actor. I made sure I listened to every word they had to say.
Do you have any stories from the set to share?
I did start singing Park Life to Phil Daniels one day, it didn't go down too well.
How did it feel meeting David Jason? Did he offer you any words of wisdom?
It was a dream come true meeting David Jason. I was in absolute awe. He didn't offer any wisdom specifically, but having lunch with David Jason, Nick Lyndhurst and John Sullivan and listening to them talk about how they made the original show was so interesting and I'm very lucky to have been in that situation.
You always seem to be busy, what do you do to relax in your spare time?
My spare time is just spent with friends and family. I'm lucky enough to have the same friends from Dagenham since I was about 4, so it might be lunch with David Jason one minute and them lot bringing me right back down to earth the next.
Finally, so many people ask whether you're similar to Jay, do you ever get offended by that?
I don't get offended at all. I'm so pleased to be a part of 'The Inbetweeners', I just take it as a compliment that my performance is so convincing.
'Rock and Chips' was picked up for a series, which James is now filming and there are plans for an 'Inbetweeners' movie, so it's safe to say this Essex boy will be on our screens for some time.
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One To Watch: The Hangover 2
Posted in One To Watch	by Rachel MacGregor
Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper, Justin Bartha & Ed Helms return for the Hangover 2
2009's surprise hit The Hangover, directed by Todd Phillips, was the tenth highest grossing film of the year, with a worldwide gross of over $467 million. The film won numerous awards including a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture (musical or comedy), so it is no surprise that it spawned a sequel. The Hangover 2 is due to be released on 30 May 2011 in the US so it is likely to have a UK release in early June.
There has been lots of speculation as to what the plot of the film could be. It has now been revealed that the men will now be heading to Thailand for Stu's (Ed Helms) wedding.
A Warner Bros. press kit reveals:
"After the unforgettable bachelor party in Las Vegas, Stu is taking no chances and has opted for a safe, subdued pre-wedding brunch. However, things don't always go as planned. What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but what happens in Bangkok can't even be imagined."
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Q & A: Jack Whitehall
Posted in Celebrity, Interviews, Journalism	by Rachel MacGregor
A year ago, I had a Q & A session with comedian Jack Whitehall as a part of one of my university assignments. At only 22 Jack has already fronted his own TV show The TNT Show alongside Holly Walsh and is a regular guest on panel shows Would I Lie to You? and 8 out of 10 Cats amongst others. Here's what he had to say at the time:
You've done some acting in the past, is it something you would want to do more of in the future?
Yes, I'm currently going up for various roles in things and trying to develop a sitcom. I acted a lot when I was younger and I'm keen to return to it.
What television show would you love to be in?
The thick of it is fantastic. I love the fact they cast so many comedians as well as straight actors in the funny roles and the writing's superb.
Who were your influences growing up?
I started out watching people like Jack Dee and Eddie Izzard, I then found Bill Hicks and as I went into more live comedy I became influenced by some of the less mainstream circuit acts like John Gordillo.
You've worked with a range of huge comedians, who is your favourite person to do shows with?
Frankie Boyle always makes me giggle like a little girl and Jason Manford's one of the kindest and warmest people you could ever work with.
Do you have any funny stories to share from working on the quiz shows?
Frankie Boyle made a really rude joke about Adrian Chiles when Christine Bleakley was on Would I Lie To You? It was so bad they cut it from the broadcast, but it was hilarious because her parents were at the record of it which added extra awkwardness.
Your website says you were initially a child actor, what made you want to pursue comedy?
Well I was always a show off and I loved acting in sketches so it seemed like the natural thing and the purest way to get laughs.
How did it feel presenting 'Big Brothers Big Mouth', not having done much live television before?
I was so scared but as with all experience like that it's about tricking yourself into being confident if you think "yeah I can do this" then you tend to be able to, so I prepared loads and then just tackled it head on. I was terrified I'd have the urge to shout c**t on live tv.
How does it feel to achieve so much success at such a young age?
It just puts more pressure on you to deliver. I don't really think about my age just what's going to come next.
Your jokes focus on stories of your family's anecdotes, how do your parents feel about being the butt of your jokes?
My mum complains and my dad always just says "ha he's talking about me!". He's proud really!
How did it feel presenting 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks' this year?
Nervous but very excited, as a fan of the show I wanted to do the job justice.
Do you prefer doing stand-up, acting, presenting or being on the panel-shows?
My answer is 100% stand up comedy. There's no one to tell you what you can or can't say.
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Learn about the powerhouse in this Mat workout for kids by Monica Wilson. In the second class in this series, she teaches how moving from the center of the body can help her students improve all of the sports and activities they do. She starts to add in more concepts and exercises so that they can start to grow in their practices.
So good. Can't wait for the control class!
Start your Pilates journey with this introductory Mat workout with Monica Wilson.


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Quick Thoughts: Castlevania Collection and Dragon's Crown Pro
July 16, 2019 July 15, 2019 Izlain
There was a "Retro Sale" on PSN the other day and a few titles caught my eye. There has been a nice trend of old school games getting repackaged into collections and ported to the Playstation and though we've seen this before, it's become more prominent. Not only are we getting some awesome retro games you can't get elsewhere (unless you own the original consoles and cartridges, which most of us do not [hence the retro console emulation boom]), we're also getting retro games redone with modern graphics and I couldn't be happier with some of these products. Not only have I picked up the NES and SNES minis, I have a retro Genesis console, a Genesis collection, I picked up Shadow of the Colossus, the Crash Trilogy and CTR, even the new Resident Evil 2 redo. One that is on my list to pick up is the remake of the Spryo Trilogy, and though it was on sale too I didn't want to spend too much all at once. There were a few other collections of old arcade style games that I was interested in as well, but I try to limit my spending on games particularly when I'm already working my way through multiple titles. As such, I settled on the recently released Castlevania Anniversary Collection, and the upgraded Dragon's Crown Pro.
Truth be told, I don't think I've ever completed a Castlevania title. I remember playing Simon's Quest and Dracula's Curse on my NES, and the Genesis title Bloodlines, but I don't think I ever completed them. The other games on the list are all new to me.
The menu is slick, and the collection boasts eight full games. The original trilogy from the NES, Super Castlevania IV from the SNES, two Gameboy titles, the Genesis version, and the never before released in the US Kid Dracula. The games are pixel perfect, meaning they won't fill up the entire screen and are displayed in 480p. The games run fine, but do have the same sort of clipping and hitching present in the original cartridges.
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There are definitely some memorable moments here, the church with the creepy looking priest has been etched into my mind from my youth. I love the quote above, there's actually a Black Dahlia Murder song by the same name. Castlevania is a typical platforming game, but Simon's Quest was truly epic and was one of the first games I played with RPG elements. The third title introduced branching storylines and additional playable characters, and this feels like it was before its time. The SNES and Genesis games are better performing and slightly better looking, but overall follow the same formula. I couldn't get into the gameboy versions… they are just terrible to look at and not satisfying to play. Kid Dracula seems fine as platformers go, but I actually like the more adult oriented games in the series, and this one is a little too cute for my liking, but overall they are cool games that everyone should at least check out if nothing else.
The collection also has a bonus digital book that is actually really cool. It tells the developer's stories, the game's stories and even has artwork and compares and contrasts the Japanese and US versions. I spent some time pouring through this and I think it was a nice touch.
The other game I picked up is Dragon's Crown Pro. I played the original Dragon's Crown on PS3 a few years back, and I remember hearing about the game being ported to the PS4 but when it launched they were still asking $40 for it which I felt was a bit much. I paid full price for the original but it was a new game and something that appealed to me so it was a no-brainer. In this case I wanted to wait for a sale, because though the game has been made to support up to 4k resolutions, I don't have a capable TV so the only real upgrade here is that the full soundtrack was redone by an orchestra. It does seem to run smoother too, I'd attribute that to the better hardware. Either way it's still the same game, but it was an awesome game and I've been having a blast playing it again. Both versions have the same trophy set, and upon inspection it turns out that the last time I earned a trophy on the PS3 was back in 2013, so it's definitely been long enough that I don't really remember the storyline.
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Playing again has been refreshing. I remember there being some updates that occurred with the game that sounded interesting but I never went back and played it after beating it a single time through. The character I played on the PS3 was the Dwarf, so this time around I created a Fighter and have started over. It does support save game importing, but for whatever reason it was saying that it couldn't find my save data from the PS3, so I would have had to track that down and it wasn't worth the effort to me. I'm okay with playing the whole game through again anyway. Dragon's Crown is essentially Golden Axe meets Diablo. It's a side-scrolling 2D fantasy brawler that you'll be familiar with if you ever played Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, TMNT, X-Men or countless other Arcade and Console titles. What keeps things interesting here is the fact that there is a town that serves as a central hub where you can buy and sell goods, pick up quests, modify your party of AI characters and other various activities. You'll also get gear as you play, level up and spend skill points to customize your character. You'll always only have one character to play, but you'll change out the AI quite regularly, or you can go online and play with friends or strangers.
The art style is amazing, hand-drawn and slick. I love it but I'm also not easily offended. There was controversy over this game due to the depiction of its characters — women are almost always scantily clad and out of proportion, and men are also muscle bound meat heads. If you can overlook this, you'll find a cool story with great music and voice acting, along with fun mechanics that have a lot of replay value.
The bosses in each stage get progressively more challenging, and in between story quests you'll get side quests that require you to revisit areas you've already been to. Later on you'll also gain access to branching paths that expand on previous areas and give more opportunity for stories and loot. From what I remember they had also added in an endless mode or something to that effect, and in that you can level up to ridiculous power levels. Some of the trophies require finishing all of the quests or beating certain bosses on harder difficulties in short amounts of time, so it's a game that can potentially be played for a very long time.
The skill system is set up with various cards, and each character has their class specific abilities along with those common to all classes. A fair mix of both is probably the best course of action, but you'll be able to tack on extra effects to your attacks along with making things you pick up give you health or extra points that translate into XP. It's a well balanced game and each character has interesting skills, though it all really boils down to mashing the right buttons at the right times. Don't forget to bring healing potions too!
Overall both of these games are worth their asking price, but even better on sale.
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MovieChat Forums > Child's Play (2019) Discussion > Possibly the worst remake I've ever seen...
Possibly the worst remake I've ever seen.
posted 9 months ago by Philhelm (72)
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I normally don't create posts like this, but this movie was particularly bad.
I'm not going to pretend that the original was a masterpiece, but this one fell completely flat.
I think that the original worked better since the doll was supernatural rather than science fiction. Perhaps counterintuitive, but I think that the supernatural angle was less hokey (in the context of the film) and had the benefit of adding a malicious, human motive behind the doll.
Since we are more tech savvy these days, a walking, talking robot doll that develops a massive case of butthurt seems less acceptable than it would have in the '80s or '90s.
Another thing that bothered me was how awful of a parent the mother was. Her son skipped school and gave the half-hearted, "I'm up to something," response that his stomach was upset and she was like, "Cool story, bruh." Then the neighborhood kid barges into their home cursing at her son and she doesn't say anything. I know there are shitty parents out there, but it just came across as bad writing as opposed to an attempt at characterization. She seemed more like his sister (and the neighborhood kid even thought that).
It was cheesy that the mother's boyfriend turned out to be abusive and married. It was far too heavy-handed with the "he's actually an asshole so has to die next" trope. It was tedious, even with his gory end.
And what was with the guy who was split on the table saw? That was ridiculous since he could have easily swayed himself enough to land in such a way that he doesn't slowly fall on a table saw, crotch first. It was retarded.
Finally, it was hard to believe that the kid wouldn't have said anything once his mother's boyfriend's face ended up on his dresser. I get that he felt somewhat responsible for what he said to Chucky, but c'mon, at that point shit got real to the extent that it wasn't believable that a child that age would just throw the head down the trash chute. To add insult to injury, the head was later used in the corny gift scene. Total trash.
Like I said, I normally don't start rant threads, but I thought this one was particularly bad. It left me scratching my head that it would have made it, in its current state, past so many people working on the movie. It's not the worst movie I've seen, but it was one of the worst I've seen recently, and perhaps the worst remake.
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[–] spurtle467 (734) 9 months ago
Definitely not the worst remake I've ever seen. I mean it had good production values and was pretty well shot for a start. Not the worst and not the best, but I think it's ability to be too good was always going to be limited anyway because there's only so much you can work with from the original movie.
I didn't mind the angle of the doll being reprogrammed this time rather than possessed. I think you've got to try doing something different for a remake and that was it, and by doing that it offered some new and interesting potential, which was maybe somewhat wasted here.
I agree about the mother though, and to be honest there was hardly anybody in this that was likeable. They even made the cat unlikeable by suddenly lashing out at Andy for no reason.
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[–] Anotherday (861) 9 months ago
It's it's not as bad as the leprechaun remake. Hornswaggle deserved better.
[–] Philhelm (72) 9 months ago
I've seen the sequels, but not the remake. Sounds like a challenge.
There isn't a high bar. Though leprechaun in space is a guilty pleasure.
[–] CoreyHaimFan (864) 7 months ago
Huh. I am probably in the minority but I actually LOVED the remake. I found the original pretty dull.
This doll as the product of a machine going bad, something that is very much a worry on a lot of people's minds these days with AI becoming as advanced as it has.
I found the characters all very unique and the acting was superb. I thought the child was excellent. Very convincing and usually I find child actors annoying.
The mom's boyfriend was very unlikable, and it was satisfying to see Chucky finish him.
The weird brother and sister were a laugh riot. I liked them paying some homage to Texas Chainsaw 2.
And how can u not love Aubrey Plaza?
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Amirahmadi, Revolution and Economic Transition
Misagh Parsa In: 176 (May/June 1992)
Hooshang Amirahmadi, Revolution and Economic Transition: The Iranian Experience (SUNY, 1990).
Within the growing literature on the nature of the Iranian revolution and the factors that contributed to the formation of the current regime, Hooshang Amirahmadi's work stands out for its novelty, the new original data it presents and its in-depth analysis of post-revolutionary conditions. Following Emmanuel Wallerstein, Amirahmadi maintains that peripheral and semi-peripheral states have only limited possibilities of transformation within the capitalist world economy. Two sets of factors determine the transformative potential of revolutions. The first set comprises the social basis of post-revolutionary leadership, the geopolitical significance of the country and the hegemonic ideology of the revolution. The second involves the nature of the compromises made by the new regime. In Iran, Amirahmadi argues, despite many positive forces, old and new constraints combined to hinder economic transformation. These obstacles included the pre-revolutionary patterns of uneven development, dependence on the world market, rising public expectations, unrealistic promises by the new regime and pressures generated by the Iran-Iraq war and the United States. Added to these were the struggles over state power, the rise of workers' councils, ethnic autonomy movements, land reform and development strategy.
Amirahmadi presents a detailed view of the Iranian economy since the overthrow of the monarchy. Some of his data are startling. For example, the consumption expenditure of Iranians declined from 50,000 rials in 1979 to 30,000 rials in 1989, while the incidence of poverty increased among 65 to 70 percent of the population. In 1986, at least 34 percent of the population lived in poverty even with rationed food prices. Inflation ran from 20 to 60 percent in 1989 for most essential consumer goods, and 41 percent of the work force were unemployed. Over 1,000 families become rial billionaires, up from the 100 families prior to the revolution, while the under-taxed merchants in the bazaar accumulated vast wealth. These powerful bazaaris and their state allies have effectively blocked passage of more restrictive government policies regarding investment, trade and inflation.
According to Amirahmadi, positive developments include a reorganized banking system, creating a stronger state sector, and greater attention to rural and underdeveloped regions through more infrastructure expenditures. He asserts, without providing specific evidence, that positive changes have also occurred in the Iranian political system, including "a reduced fear of authority and a change of power relationship between the ruled and the ruler. A positive trend of political de-ideologization is also discernible."
Amirahmadi's data underscore the fact that the dominant faction in the Islamic Republic of Iran has increasingly abandoned the radical policies, and issues of social justice have been subordinated to economic growth. There has been no land reform; foreign trade is still in private hands; and the reconstruction plan approved by the parliament advocates privatization of most nationalized industries and reduced state intervention in the economy.
Although well-documented and rigorous, the book contains certain contradictory and problematic aspects. Amirahmadi labels the Islamist regime "middle-class," a regime which attempts to monopolize political power out of fear of the upper and lower classes. This middle class, he writes, lacks a coherent ideology, but at the same time he asserts that middle-class revolutions often adopt indigenous nationalistic ideologies.
Assessing the leadership of the Islamic Republic as "middle-class" is problematic. In fact, significant segments of the middle class were eliminated from the state early on, and their organizations repressed. Amirahmadi's assertion that middle-class leaderships seek monopolization of power is not supported by evidence from Iran or elsewhere. The middle class and its organizations have played important roles in the liberal nationalist movement in Iran throughout much of the twentieth century. Many would argue that the middle class is one of the driving forces behind democratization and moderation in the transitional process from traditional to modern societies.
Amirahmadi's treatment of ideology is puzzling. Part of the problem arises from the absence of a clear definition of the concept of ideology. He ignores the important debate in the social sciences, dating back to Max Weber, on the relationship between religion and economic development. Some analysts claim that Iran's problems (including economic ones) arise out of the very nature of fundamentalism and its impact on the social structure. Amirahmadi does not touch upon these issues. Instead, he discusses and criticizes Iran's "obsolete political culture."
Still, Amirahmadi's main focus is the economic changes in Iran since the revolution, and here he makes a unique contribution to understanding the dynamics of economic development in Iran.
Misagh Parsa "Amirahmadi, Revolution and Economic Transition," Middle East Report 176 (May/June 1992).


Vampires are one of the most common characters in horror literature. Both hero and villain, they can be debonair gentlemen seducing their prey with charm or grotesque monstrosities using claw and teeth to rend flesh from bone. Vampires feast upon the living for their sustenance. Often times, they drink blood, but some consume flesh, memories, or even souls.
While initially born of Slavic myth and folklore, the vampire has been redefined and reimagined many times. Versatile and compelling, the types of stories which can be written about these creatures of the night are nearly infinite. Much of the variability is on display in Blood and Other Cravings, edited by Ellen Datlow.
The authors contributing to the collection are a mix of relative newcomers, like Nicole J. LeBoeuf, and seasoned horror writers, such as Kathe Koja. Most of the stories are new to the anthology. "Baskerville's Midgets" and "Mrs. Jones" are the only reprints. However, finding the collections in which these tales were initially published can prove extraordinarily difficult.
Diversity is the key. There is a story here for everyone. This said, setting, style, and theme are unique to each tale. It is hard to speak to overall quality or tone of Blood and Other Cravings.
Two of the strongest pieces are "Shelf-Life" by Lisa Tuttle and "Sweet Sorrow" by Barbara Roden. "Shelf-Life" focuses on obsession. Here the curse of vampirism does not afflict a human, but rather an inanimate object. You may feed it blood or simply your thoughts and dreams. Regardless, in time, the obsession will become all consuming.
In "Sweet Sorrow," a child has gone missing. To little Brian, the child named Melissa Danforth was more than that. While too young to completely understand it, Brian may have lost his true love. Mourners have begun to set up a small shrine in the girl's honor. They show their support by giving offerings of flowers and other such gifts. Among them is Mrs. Gleason. Unlike most, she appears to glow among sorrow. Brian begins to suspect that she feeds upon it.
Blood and Other Cravings is understandably a mixed bag. While the tales all involve vampires, the vampires vary so wildly that expect some hits and misses regardless of your tastes. Ellen Datlow does a superb job of finding and editing some of the most unique takes on vampires that you will ever read, but when you swing for the fences you are going to have a few misses.


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Nova župna  crkva Uznesenja Marijina sagrađena je 1985. uz cestu koja prolazi kroz centar Bibinja.

Opis
Crkva je jednobrodna sa sakristijom, kriptom i atomskim skloništem. Zbog povećanja broja stanovnika, stara župna Crkva Svetog Roka je postala mala te je 1985. godine započeta gradnja nove crkve u Bibinjama, Crkve Uznesenja Blažene Djevice Marije.

Unutrašnjost krase tipični kameni oltar s ambonom; kamena krstionica, škropionica i kip Majke Božje u svetištu. Uz crkvu je zvonik s pet zvona izlivena u ljevaonici De Poli, Vittorio Veneto 1988. godine, poklon je župljana crkvi. Najveće zvono je 730 kilograma težine posvećeno je Blaženoj Djevici Mariji.

Novu župnu crkvu Uznesenja Marijina posvetio je nadbiskup Marijan Oblak, 1985. godine.

Izvori

Katoličke crkve u Hrvatskoj
Zadarska županija
Bibinje

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=head1 LICENSE

Copyright [1999-2015] Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute
Copyright [2016-2019] EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.

=cut

=head1 CONTACT

  Please email comments or questions to the public Ensembl
  developers list at <http://lists.ensembl.org/mailman/listinfo/dev>.

  Questions may also be sent to the Ensembl help desk at
  <http://www.ensembl.org/Help/Contact>.

=cut

=head1 NAME

Bio::EnsEMBL::DBSQL::BaseAlignFeatureAdaptor - Abstract Base class for
AlignFeatureAdaptors

=head1 SYNOPSIS

Abstract class, should not be instantiated.  Implementation of abstract
methods must be performed by subclasses.

=head1 DESCRIPTION

This is a base adaptor for the align feature adaptors
DnaAlignFeatureAdaptor and ProteinAlignFeatureAdaptor.

=head1 METHODS

=cut

package Bio::EnsEMBL::DBSQL::BaseAlignFeatureAdaptor;
use vars qw(@ISA @EXPORT);
use strict;

use Bio::EnsEMBL::DBSQL::BaseFeatureAdaptor;

@ISA = qw(Bio::EnsEMBL::DBSQL::BaseFeatureAdaptor);

@EXPORT = (@{$DBI::EXPORT_TAGS{'sql_types'}});

=head2 fetch_all_by_Slice_and_hcoverage

  Arg [1]    : Bio::EnsEMBL::Slice $slice
               The slice from which to obtain align features.
  Arg [2]    : (optional) float $hcoverage
               A lower bound for the hcoverage of feats to obtain.
  Arg [3]    : (optional) string $logic_name
               The logic name of the type of features to obtain.
  Example    : @feats = @{
                $adaptor->fetch_all_by_Slice_and_hcoverage( $slice,
                  50.0 ) };
  Description: Returns a listref of features created from the
               database which are on the Slice $slice and with a
               hcoverage greater than $hcoverage.  If logic name
               is defined, only features with an analysis of type
               $logic_name will be returned.
  Returntype : listref of Bio::EnsEMBL::BaseAlignFeatures
               in Slice coordinates
  Exceptions : none
  Caller     : general
  Status     : At Risk

=cut

sub fetch_all_by_Slice_and_hcoverage {
  my ( $self, $slice, $hcoverage, $logic_name ) = @_;

  my $constraint;
  if ( defined($hcoverage) ) {
    $constraint = "hcoverage > $hcoverage";
  }

  return
    $self->fetch_all_by_Slice_constraint( $slice, $constraint,
                                          $logic_name );
}

=head2 fetch_all_by_Slice_and_external_db

  Arg [1]    : Bio::EnsEMBL::Slice $slice
               The slice from which to obtain align features.
  Arg [2]    : String $external_db_name
               Name of the external DB to which the align features
               should be restricted.
  Arg [3]    : (optional) string $logic_name
               The logic name of the type of features to obtain.
  Example    : @feats = @{
                  $adaptor->fetch_all_by_Slice_and_external_db( $slice,
                    'EMBL' ) };
  Description: Returns a listref of features created from the
               database which are on the Slice $slice and associated
               with external DB $external_db_name.  If logic name
               is defined, only features with an analysis of type
               $logic_name will be returned.
  Returntype : listref of Bio::EnsEMBL::BaseAlignFeatures
               in Slice coordinates
  Exceptions : thrown if $external_db_name is not defined or if
               the subclass does not return a table alias for the
               external_db table from _tables()
  Caller     : general
  Status     : At Risk

=cut

sub fetch_all_by_Slice_and_external_db {
  my ( $self, $slice, $external_db_name, $logic_name ) = @_;

  if ( !defined($external_db_name) ) {
    throw("Need name of external DB to restrict to");
  }

  my @join_tables = $self->_tables();

  my $edb_alias;
  foreach my $join_table (@join_tables) {
    my ( $table, $table_alias ) = @{$join_table};
    if ( $table eq 'external_db' ) {
      $edb_alias = $table_alias;
      last;
    }
  }

  if ( !defined($edb_alias) ) {
    throw("Can not find alias for external_db table");
  }

  my $constraint = sprintf( "%s.db_name = %s",
                            $edb_alias,
                            $self->dbc()->db_handle()
                              ->quote( $external_db_name, SQL_VARCHAR )
  );

  return
    $self->fetch_all_by_Slice_constraint( $slice, $constraint,
                                          $logic_name );
} ## end sub fetch_all_by_Slice_and_external_db

=head2 fetch_all_by_Slice_and_pid

  Arg [1]    : Bio::EnsEMBL::Slice $slice
               The slice from which to obtain align features.
  Arg [2]    : (optional) float $pid
               A lower bound for the percentage identity of features
               to obtain.
  Arg [3]    : (optional) string $logic_name
               The logic name of the type of features to obtain.
  Example    : @feats =
                 @{ $adaptor->fetch_all_by_Slice_and_pid( $slice, 50.0 ) };
  Description: Returns a listref of features created from the
               database which are on the Slice $slice and with a
               percentage identity greater than $pid.  If logic name
               is defined, only features with an analysis of type
               $logic_name will be returned.
  Returntype : listref of Bio::EnsEMBL::BaseAlignFeatures
               in Slice coordinates
  Exceptions : none
  Caller     : general
  Status     : Stable

=cut

sub fetch_all_by_Slice_and_pid {
  my ( $self, $slice, $pid, $logic_name ) = @_;

  #  #get the primary table alias
  #  my @tabs = $self->_tables;
  #  my $alias = $tabs[0]->[1];

  #  if(defined $pid) {
  #    $constraint = "${alias}.perc_ident > $pid";
  #  }

  my $constraint;
  if ( defined($pid) ) {
    $constraint = sprintf( "perc_ident > %s",
                           $self->dbc()->db_handle()
                             ->quote( $pid, SQL_FLOAT ) );
  }

  return
    $self->fetch_all_by_Slice_constraint( $slice, $constraint,
                                          $logic_name );
}

=head2 fetch_all_by_hit_name

  Arg [1]    : string $hit_name
               The hit_name of the features to obtain
  Arg [2]    : (optional) string $logic_name
               The analysis logic name of the type of features to
               obtain.
  Example    : @feats =
                 @{ $adaptor->fetch_all_by_hit_name( 'AK078491.1',
                   'vertrna' ); }
  Description: Returns a listref of features created from the
               database which correspond to the given hit_name.  If
               logic name is defined, only features with an analysis
               of type $logic_name will be returned.
  Returntype : listref of Bio::EnsEMBL::BaseAlignFeatures
  Exceptions : thrown if hit_name is not defined
  Caller     : general
  Status     : Stable

=cut

sub fetch_all_by_hit_name {
  my ( $self, $hit_name, $logic_name ) = @_;

  if ( !defined($hit_name) ) {
    throw("hit_name argument is required");
  }

  # Construct a constraint like 't1.hit_name = "123"'
  my @tabs = $self->_tables();
  my ( $name, $syn ) = @{ $tabs[0] };

  my $constraint = sprintf( "%s.hit_name = %s",
           $syn,
           $self->dbc()->db_handle()->quote( $hit_name, SQL_VARCHAR ) );

  if ( defined($logic_name) ) {
    # Add the $logic_name constraint
    $constraint =
      $self->_logic_name_to_constraint( $constraint, $logic_name );
  }

  return $self->generic_fetch($constraint);
}

=head2 fetch_all_by_hit_name_unversioned

  Arg [1]    : string $hit_name
               The beginning of the hit_name of the features to
               obtain, e.g. AA768786 would retrieve AA768786.1,
               AA768786.2 etc.
  Arg [2]    : (optional) string $logic_name
               The analysis logic name of the type of features to
               obtain.
  Example    : @feats =
                  @{ $adaptor->fetch_all_by_hit_name( $name,
                    $logic_name ) };
  Description: Returns a listref of features created from the
               database which start with the given hit_name.  If
               logic name is defined, only features with an analysis
               of type $logic_name will be returned.
  Returntype : listref of Bio::EnsEMBL::BaseAlignFeatures
  Exceptions : thrown if hit_name is not defined
  Caller     : general
  Status     : At risk

=cut

sub fetch_all_by_hit_name_unversioned {
  my ( $self, $hit_name, $logic_name ) = @_;

  if ( !defined($hit_name) ) {
    throw("hit_name argument is required");
  }
  $hit_name =~ s/_/\\_/;

  #construct a constraint like 't1.hit_name = "123"'
  my @tabs = $self->_tables;
  my ( $name, $syn ) = @{ $tabs[0] };

  my $constraint = sprintf( "%s.hit_name LIKE %s",
    $syn,
    $self->dbc()->db_handle()->quote( $hit_name . '.%', SQL_VARCHAR ) );

  if ( defined($logic_name) ) {
    # Add the $logic_name constraint
    $constraint =
      $self->_logic_name_to_constraint( $constraint, $logic_name );
  }

  return $self->generic_fetch($constraint);
}

##implemented by subclasses:
# store
# _tables
# _columns
# _obj_from_hashref

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Senate elections were held in Pakistan on 6–10 March 2006. Half of the 100 seats in the Senate were up for election with the winning candidates serving six-year terms.

Results
Pakistan Muslim League (Q) 20 seats
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal 10 seats
Independent 4 seats
Pakistan People's Party Parliamentarians 5 seats
Mutahidda Qaumi Movement 3 seats
Pakistan Muslim League (N) 1 seat
Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party 1 seat
Pakistan Peoples Party 1 seat
Awami National Party 1 seats

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Q: Android I get Java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError This is the error I get:
05-08 12:50:56.976: E/AndroidRuntime(1018): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
nl.h.energy.android.userinterface.FragmentEnergyUsage

I used breakpoints and I have determined that the error is on this line
1   bar.addTab(bar.newTab()
2     .setText("energy usage")
3     .setTabListener(
4     new nl.h.energy.android.helper.TabListener
5      <nl.h.energy.android.userinterface.FragmentEnergyUsage>
6       (this,"energyUsage",
7        nl.h.energy.android.userinterface.FragmentEnergyUsage.class)));

The error occurs on line 6/7 I hope I have provide enough info.
These classe are classes that I have written my self so, no problems with me having to import these classes or that these classes are missing in Android
the TabListener looks like this: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ActionBar.html#newTab()
and the  FragementEnergyUsage class looks like this:
package nl.h.energy.android..userinterface;

import nl.h.energy.userinterface.R;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.app.Fragment;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.TextView;

public class FragmentEnergyUsage extends Fragment {

    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        Log.e("Test", "hello");
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);

    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
            Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        View view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.energy_usage, container, false);
        return view;
    }

    public void setText(String item) {
        TextView view = (TextView) getView().findViewById(R.id.detailsText);
        view.setText(item);
    }
}

A: see this answer
also check whether you have registered all activity classes in your manifest file ?

A: I got the
 java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.android.example.SupportFragment
    at com.android.example.SupportFragmentActivity.onCreate()

on
SupportFragment extends SherlockFragment implements PopupMenu.OnMenuItemClickListener
...
    @Override
    public boolean onMenuItemClick(android.view.MenuItem item) {
        return onOptionsItemSelected(item);
    }

when trying to make a api 17 app compatible with api 8, the only indication was the logcat error above, so check that all your imported classes are supported if you get this error.


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by Rex on January 16, 2012
You can now view each chapter as it becomes available in the 3rd Edition, Online Version, of The Explorers Of Ararat: And the Search for Noah's Ark. One of my favorite comics about Noah and the Flood
Statement from the Ark Search LLC Senior Archaeologist:
I am the senior archaeologist on the Ark Search LLC Expedition team. You may have heard of a recent story about a discovery of Noah's Ark made in a press conference or on a website by Mr. Daniel McGivern. His announcement was based on information that is not entirely accurate, and the conference was not authorized by Ark Search LLC. He is not a member of the team. Daniel McGivern illegally appropriated data from the Ark Search LLC 2010 Expedition and published it as his own. His use of preliminary data from an initial one partial day survey that shows only a small part of one anomaly is inaccurate and certainly not "overwhelming evidence" of his claim. McGivern has also refused to take down any of his erroneous and damaging material after repeated requests by the legitimate expedition team leader. Subsequent work by the legitimate expedition team have given different results than those McGivern has announced and all of McGivern's claims should be rejected as opportunism.
Randall Price, Ph.D. Distinguished Research Professor Executive Director Center for Judaic Studies
Fundamentals of Radioactive Dating
Noah's Flood and global warming
Noah's Flood in the landscape near Perth, Western Australia
Images of Perth landscape reveal Noah's flood
Whale fossil graveyard in Chile formed late in Noah's Flood
How Long Did It Take for Noah to Build the Ark? by Bodie Hodge
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Parasut's email communications with NAMI 2011: The Sheep is Break Down
NAMI's expert, Joel David Klenck, exposed
Interview with Joel David Klenck by Amy Beam, Sept 17, 2011
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