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Dr. Robin Barnett is a revered behavioral health expert, certified sex addiction expert and former CEO of Park Bench Group Counseling, a progressive addiction rehabilitation facility in Northfield, New Jersey, which she co-founded in 2006 and sold in 2014. A licensed clinical alcohol and drug counselor, licensed clinical social worker, and certified sex addiction therapist, for nearly two decades she has helped countless people conquer addictive behavior and a multitude of behavioral challenges.
Inspired by firsthand experience when her own brother encountered a downward spiral with alcoholism and drugs, Dr. Barnett learned that exhibiting "tough love" is one of the hardest but most necessary strategies for the addict's family. She hopes to help others manage the heartache of this struggle by sharing her professional—and personal—insights in a practical guide for families of addicts, Addict In The House, Dr. Robin's first book, which was published in August of 2016 and enjoyed critical acclaim.
Dr. Barnett is a well-known resource in the clinical community. She was named among "America's Best Therapists" by Psychology Today, and she has appeared as a drug, alcohol, and behavior expert on various national media outlets, including MTV, CNN, HLN, NBC, FOX, ABC (20/20, Nightline), and CBS to name a few. Presently, Dr. Barnett is a regular on the Steve Wilkos Show (NBC Universal Syndication) as their Substance Abuse Expert and is currently included in the fabric of several television projects on various networks.
Dr. Barnett holds a Doctorate in Human Services Administration from the University of Sarasota and a Master's in Social Work from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Dr. Barnett currently resides with her family at the Jersey Shore and is currently working on her second book with celebrated publisher, New Harbinger.


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A roundtable chat with Topher Grace and Teresa Palmer of "Take Me Home Tonight"
Usually, I start roundtable interview pieces with a rather large amount of biographical information about whoever's involved. In the case of Topher Grace, former star of "That 70's Show" as well as movies like "In Good Company" and "Predators," I've already covered him pretty thoroughly in my one-on-one interview with him over at Bullz-Eye.com. Nevertheless, it's worth noting that as a hands-on executive producer and coauthor of the film's story, he has a lot riding on the profitability of "Take Me Home Tonight," a comedy about post-collegiate growing pains in the 1980s. Although I liked the film quite a bit, my review is but one, and to be honest, I appear to be something of an outlier. The good news for actor-producer Grace is that reviews mean next to nothing commercially for youth comedies, and people are laughing in screenings.
As for the striking, Australian-born Teresa Palmer, she's still something of a newcomer to the American screen, having gotten good notices in the otherwise critically bashed, "I Am Number 4," as well as Disney's "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and "Bedtime Stories." She shows every sign of becoming a more familiar face to audiences — and her face is definitely one of the prettier ones you're likely to see right now.
While one journo tried to use a then-upcoming holiday to pull some personal info out of Palmer and Grace — at more than one point in the past, the pair have been rumored to be dating — the business and pleasure of making a youth oriented comedy was the chief topic during this mass interview from the "Take Me Home Tonight" junket.
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Count the 1980s movie references with the cast of "Take Me Home Tonight"
Friday morning red band trailer: "Take Me Home Tonight"
Wednesday trailers: Two coming of age tales for the price of one!
A capery, spy-ey, hobbity, clashy, ghosty midweek movie news
Wednesday night at the movies
Monday movie news
The Deadline crew has really been working overtime these last few days, so there's much to talk about as a new week begins.
* I'm not kidding about the pace of news from Deadline today. Just as I was starting to finish writing this, Mike Fleming broke the news that we have a "Superman" director who'll be working with producer Christopher Nolan, and he is one Zack Snyder of "300," "Watchmen,' the "Dawn of the Dead" remake and that owl movie that's out right now. Expect a fightin' Supes. Should you expect a good Supes movie? Dunno. I never understood the grief that "Superman Returns" got. It was a nice, fun movie in the best senses of the words "nice" and "fun." Will this one be all grimness and unnecessary darkness? I hope not.
* Fox landed the film adaptation rights for apparently the hottest book of the moment, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter which is being produced by Tim Burton and directed by Timur Bekmanbetov ("Night Watch," "Wanted"), who purchased the rights with their own money. And it's not like they were afraid to show they really wanted it:
When Tim and Timur and their entourage of reps came to the Fox…they were met with a huge banner at the gate. It had the title treatment of the script and was emblazoned, "Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov present Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter". At their parking spot were signs saying "Parking For Vampire Hunters Only: park at your own risk," and so forth. There were bloody footprints lining the walkway and stairs leading from their cars to the meeting in Building 88 with images from the book and lines from the script. As if that were not enough, there also were bloody axes strewn about, and a bugle player in a Confederate uniform playing "Taps" as the filmmakers walked to the meeting..
Yes, like Camelot, Hollywood is a silly place, and I sort of like it that way. I just wished I enjoyed Bekmambetov's movies, because I didn't.
* Re: silliness. Check out this promotion for "Jackass 3D"
* I seriously dislike writing about stories that say that so-and-so is "about to be" "offered" a part. There are simply too many items like that and too many "ifs" (maybe the studio will change their minds; maybe the star will say "no," etc.) and I prefer to wait until the story is further down the road. Nevertheless, Mike Fleming has reported that Emma Stone is about to be offered the part of Mary Jane Watson in the Marc Webb-directed 3D "Spiderman" reboot opposite Andrew Garfield.
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The Scream Awards go down the rabbit hole (updated)
A roundtable chat with producers Irwin and David Winkler of "The Mechanic"
Academy nominations stay truer to form even than usual
"Carancho" meets Spiderman
More midweek movie news — it bleeds so, alas, it leads
Weekend box office preview: All the cool kids to see "The Social Network"; "Let Me In" bullied
So, I guess when vampire movies actually have a strong story and believable characters played by terrific young actors, they suddenly become box office poison, easily beaten by a movie about an unlikable computer geek. That's encouraging.
I guess I should be jumping for joy that a movie — almost any movie — from the provocatively counterintuitive team of Aaron Sorkin and David Fincher is primed to head things up at the box office. Sony's "The Social Network" has been getting mightily hyped, generating some of the year's very best reviews and just a bit of controversy over its accuracy. It all spells awards-season hit with the added bonus of a youth-friendly cast and topic — the creation of Facebook, though it's a big mistake to think only young people use Facebook. In any case, the $25 million or over weekend suggested by both Jolly Carl DiOrio and Ben Fritz seems reasonable.
Here's the thing: I've seen "Let Me In" and while I agree with our David Medsker that it doesn't do a huge amount cinematically to justify its own existence apart from the outstanding original Swedish film, it benefits from the same creepily heart-string tugging story as the original, which will be totally new to most viewers. Moreover, the one area where the film is an improvement over the original is in its performances, Kodi Smit-McFee and Chloe Moretz are just breathtakingly good and I can't imagine most viewers not being drawn into the very moving and very creepy twice-told tale.
One obvious problem is that this is a film a lot of older kids will definitely want to see, but it's rated R and, I have to say, not entirely inappropriately. It's no gorefest, but it's violent and bloody enough and it tricks us into sympathizing with some pretty immoral actions by very young people, which is not a bad thing but really kind of the point. In other words, you need a certain level of moral maturity to get what the film is really about. I nevertheless think parents should consider taking more mature tweens who are interested to see it, even if director Matt Reeves juices up the blood and violence just a hair from the original film. It's still a highly intelligent and thought-provoking tale that definitely de-romanticizes the vampire myth while also being a wonderful metaphor that explains why parents might worry about the kinds of friends their kids make.
More infuriating than the fact that this relatively excellent film being expected to make significantly less than $10 million this weekend, is the fact that it might be beaten by the lame looking, poorly reviewed more adult skewing horror flick from Paramount/Vantage, "Case 39" with Renee Zellweger and Bradley Cooper. We need armies of cinema counselors out this weekend, folks, steering filmgoers desirous of chills away from this and towards "Let Me In" — whose with me? Okay, fine.
There is some action on the limited release front. Yet another R-rated horror film from a company I've never heard of called New Films Cinema (aren't "Films" and "Cinema" the same thing?), "Chain Letter," is going out unreviewed and all but undiscussed into 401 theaters this weekend according to Box Office Mojo.
We also have a major expansion of the highly buzzed documentary "Catfish" and the highly touted documentary spin-off of a very popular non-fiction tome from Magnolia, "Freakonomics." My own very mildly positive reaction to it is just a hair better than the overall critical reaction, but there'll no keeping fans of the book away from it, even if the movie is mainly eliciting a bit of a shrug.
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Tags: Aaron Sorkin, Bradley Cooper, Case 39, Chain Letter, Chloe Moretz, David Fincher, Facebook, Freakonomics, Headlines, Let Me In, Magnolia, Matt Reeves, New Films Cinema, Overture, Paramount/Vantage, Renee Zellweger, Sony, The Social Network
Weekend box office: "Jackass 3D," a big win for creative stupidity; "RED" a smaller win for chronological maturity
Celluloid Heroes: Eight Musicals of the 21st Century
A funny thing happened this decade — the once dying genre of live-action movie musicals seems to have returned to the movie repertoire. As the decade closes, I can think of exactly two major westerns, but I keep remembering musicals that I should consider for this piece (including the mostly well-regarded French musical "Love Songs," which I forgot to see before writing this, je suis désolé).
As a lifelong fan and a nearly lifelong tough critic of musicals, I love most of these films. However, this list is not so much a traditional "best of" and I've included one choice I definitely don't like. (It won't be hard to guess which.) These are musicals that I think contributed to the development of this polarizing and hard to pull off genre. They don't hark back to times gone by or try to recapture a past glory that will never return, but actually take us into the future. That's important now that musicals seem to have a future.
"Dancer in the Dark" (2000)
Earlier this year, the brilliant but often irritating Danish director Lars von Trier shocked hard-to-shock European festival audiences with graphic sexual violence in "Antichrist." Back in 2000, all he needed to divide audiences was some really intense melodrama and an approach to making dark musicals partially borrowed from TV creator Dennis Potter ("Pennies from Heaven," "The Singing Detective").
Featuring a literally once-in-a-lifetime lead performance by singer-songwriter Björk as a young mother ready to sacrifice everything to save her son's failing eyesight, "Dancer in the Dark" is maybe the most emotionally potent story of parental love I've ever seen. As a musical, it's strange and arresting.
Like the Potter television shows and movies and "Chicago," further down the list, the musical numbers take place in the mind of the lead character. In this case, however, it is particularly poignant as our heroine is a fan of musicals who, though she is gradually going blind, is attempting to appear in a community theater production of "The Sound of Music." Below, she musically confesses her situation to a smitten Peter Stormare (yes, the guy from "Fargo"). Lumberjacks or not, "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" sure seems like a long time ago.
Moulin Rouge" (2001)
As the non-musical Pixar films became the dominant template for animation and the musical form lost its last apparent movie bastion, big studios began to experiment with musicals starring humans. Unfortunately for me, the first and still one of the most popular of this decade's high profile film musicals was Baz Luhrmann's beautifully shot, amazingly designed, dull-witted, and over-edited "Moulin Rouge."
Yes, this musical fan is not a fan of the musical that's been credited with resurrecting the genre. Why? A couple of sequences work, but on the whole I expect the funny parts of a movie to make me laugh and, even more important, I like to see the movies I'm seeing. As far as I can tell, Luhrmann simply doesn't have the confidence in this film to allow us time to view the arresting images he's worked so hard to craft, nor does he permit time to actually see the hard work his dancers and actors put in. Editor Jil Bilcock is expected to do all the performing instead.
As for what Luhrmann and his arrangers did with the various classic songs they threw into a musical Cuisinart, the less I say about it the better. At the risk of sounding like a fogey (or a member of an 18th century Austrian court), too many notes. Way, way, way, too many notes. See if you disagree.
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Tags: American Cinematheque, Amy Mann, Andrew Lloyd Weber, Antichrist, Batman, Baz Luhrmann, Bill Condon, Bjork, Bob Fosse, Brief Encounter, Buffy, cabaret, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Cell Block Tango, Chicago, Christopher Columbus, Colma: The Musical, Cuisinart, Cyd Charisse, Dancer in the Dark, Dennis Potter, Dr. Horrible, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, Dreamgirls, Eddie Murphy, End of Decade Movies, Fargo, Fred Astaire, Glen Hansard, H.P. Mendoza, Headlines, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Helena Bonham-Carter, Jil Bilcock, Joel Schumacher, Johnny Depp, Joss Whedon, Lars von Trier, Love Songs, Marketa Irglova, Memoirs of a Geisha, Moulin Rouge, Neil Patrick Harris, NPH, Once, Pennies from Heaven, Peter Stormare, Phantom of the Opera, Renee Zellweger, Rent, Richard Geree, Richard Wong, Rob Marshall, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Trask, Sweeney Todd, Sweet Charity, The Committments, The Singing Detective, The Sound of Music, They Might Be Giants, Tim Burton, Todd Haynes, Velvet Goldmine
No fooling, it's Thor's-day at the movies
TV in the 2000s: The Decade in Whedonism – 10 Small Screen Masterpieces from Joss Whedon
Box Office Preview: 'Dark Shadows' and, well, that's it
It's your Yom Kippur Friday movie news dump
Does Megan Fox have what it takes to go from starlet to star?
Posted by John Paulsen (10/27/2009 @ 4:26 pm)
I watched "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" this weekend, and one thing really struck me as I took in the initial (and totally gratuitous) shot of Megan Fox in cutoff jean shorts half-straddling a motorcycle: Wow, she's hot. Throughout the course of the next 150 minutes – really, did a "Transformers" sequel need to be that long? – I found myself observing Ms. Fox's work wondering if she had what it takes to transform – pun intended – from starlet to star.
By most standards, she's already a movie star. She has played a lead in two "Transformers" installments, had a supporting role (as a vacant actress, no less) in the Simon Peg comedy "How to Lose Friends & Alienate People" and she recently starred as the title character in the horror flick "Jennifer's Body." Moreover, she seems to have a stranglehold on the current #1 ranking as the Hollywood Girl That Guys Want to Bang. But does this really make her a star?
Not in my book. There was no point in the latest "Transformers" installment where Fox couldn't have been replaced by Elisha Cuthbert, Jessica Biel or some other former (or future) #1 Hollywood Girl That Guys Want to Bang. When I started to type this up, I actually blanked on her name, and had to look it up on IMDB.com. (Ah, yes, Megan Fox.) If nothing else, that makes her a starlet.
Every year or two, there's a new crop of young'ns vying for the title of "it" girl, and Fox owns it, for now. But it's a dicey transition from being a hot young thing to developing a long-lasting, viable career in the movie business.
So, does she have what it takes to become a star?
Posted in: Actresses, Movies
Tags: Angelina Jolie, Anne Hathaway, Cameron Diaz, Charlize Theron, Drew Barrymore, Elisha Cuthbert, Gwyneth Paltrow, Halle Berry, Hilary Swank, Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Garner, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Julia Roberts, Kate Hudson, Kate Winslet, Katherine Heigl, Kirsten Dunst, Meg Ryan, Megan Fox, Natalie Portman, Nicole Kidman, Rachel McAdams, Reese Witherspoon, Renee Zellweger, Sandra Bullock, Transformers, Transformers 2
Box Office Preview: Board Games, Pregnancy, and something like 'Borat' 2
Mid-week movie blips and bleeps
Raimi & Spidey part company; Hanks to direct again with Roberts in tow; history repeats on "Thor"; an auteur departs; ASC, WGA, and ACE noms; Nikki Finke makes a friend
"New Moon" and "The Blind Side" to have repeat box office bout
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Flopcast 135: In Living Lobster Color
Kornflake's renovation plans involve an Atari 2600 and a hammock; it's National "Blossom" Day, but we're more interested in "My Two Dads" and "Gimme a Break"; we compare weddings and science fiction conventions (because sometimes it's hard to tell the difference); Kornflake attends an a capella concert that includes a lollipop thief and a rumble; cartoonist Whit Taylor teaches us how to mess with ice cream shop employees; and being total 80s geeks, we're ridiculously excited about "Here Comes the Reign Again," a compilation album of new wave cover songs. Look, maybe you've moved on, but some of us never got over Duran Duran.


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John Mariucci (Born May 8, 1916 in Eveleth, Minnesota - Died March 23, 1987) was an American ice Hockey player, administrator and coach.
Mariucci attended the University of Minnesota where he played for both the Hockey and football teams. He was named an All-American in Hockey in 1940, leading his Hockey squad to an undefeated AAU championship.
Mariucci was inducted into the inaugural 1973 class of the United States Hockey Hall of Fame and was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame as a builder in 1985.
The University of Minnesota honored him by first renaming the Hockey arena in Williams Arena after him and later when a new Hockey arena was opened in 1993, the school transferred his name to that one as well, Mariucci Arena. In 1983, the John Mariucci Award, began to be awarded to the Minnesota High school coach of the year, as selected by the state's Hockey coaches. Mariucci is immortalized as the "Godfather of Minnesota Hockey"
As admirable a player as he was, Mariucci's true calling was as a coach and nurturer of talent. He took over as coach of the University of Minnesota Hockey team and immediately declined to recruit players from Canada. An important part of this emphasis on home grown talent was a challenge sent out by Mariucci to high schools throughout the state to start their own programs and develop interest in their respective communities. Between 1952 and 1980 the number of high school teams grew from a handful to more than 150.
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There are things I love about the beach and things I hate about the beach. I was reminded of it last week when we spent some time at Folly Beach, SC.
On our last day in South Carolina, the hubby and I trooped out to the very end of Folly Island to catch a glimpse of the Morris Island Lighthouse. Suddenly I felt like I was in a Nicolas Sparks novel! Naturally, I loved it. What girl doesn't want to be in a Nicolas Sparks novel? In fact, on of the Charleston plantations was used in the filming of the Notebook. *Swoon.
We hunted high and low to find those two pieces of driftwood that were small enough to bring back with us. Perfect [free] souvenirs and excellent home decor accessories!
We also cruised down to Folly Beach around sunset. The beach is just more proof that nature makes the absolute best color combinations.
In super important fashion news, I put some of those Sally Hansen nail stickers on my toes and they lasted all week. They are still going strong after a week with tons of walking and the beach-y elements. I was quite impressed!


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Just getting done spending a week re-watching Firefly. The reason I think he didn't opt for the cable option for Dollhouse may lie in the fact that one of the "rescues" proposed for Firefly was to go the cable route, and SciFi channel turned it down saying their schedule was "full". Probably didn't want anything to dilute the audience for the upcoming premiere of Battlestar Galactica, and Stargate was pulling nice ratings at that point.
The lesson I would have taken is that short-sightedness among net exec was limited to Fox, and ya gotta go with the deal you have.
BTW, you left out Wonderfalls another quirky entry that didn't find an interest, but may not have been his strongest offering.


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Teodora Gjorgjevska (Macedonian: Теодора Ѓорѓевска, Teodora Đorđevska; born 19 March 2000) is a Macedonian footballer who plays as a defender for Dragon and the North Macedonia national team.

International career
Gjorgjevska made her debut for the North Macedonia national team on 25 November 2021, against Northern Ireland.

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Living people
Women's association football defenders
Macedonian women's footballers
North Macedonia women's international footballers
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25 Apr 2014 • by Matt Carr
What Tony Blair really said in that speech about Islamic extremism
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"I know that no matter how badly it all turns out, no matter how many people die as a result of the policies I am advocating, it will be worth it because I will get richer and richer."
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What Tony Blair really said in that Bloomberg speech, as revealed by Cassetteboy
Hello World. I'm Tony Blair, the highest-paid speaker in the world and the Middle East 'Peace Envoy' and I'd like to share my thoughts with you on how to combat the threat of 'radical Islam'.
Because this threat is very serious indeed. In fact it is 'not abating. It is growing. It is spreading across the world. It is destabilising communities and even nations. It is undermining the possibility of peaceful co-existence in an era of globalisation.'
As most of you know will know, I have courageously and tenaciously set out to combat these dark forces for many years now, with considerable success. And I would like to share my thoughts with you on what 'we' can do to combat this menace:
Take military action everywhere and anywhere in the world regardless of the risks and consequences, as I did when I took the decision to participate in the invasion and occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan. Both these actions have contributed enormously to reducing 'extremist violence' as anyone with even the most cursory knowledge of these countries can attest.
Do not, under any circumstances, attempt to understand or define what 'radical Islam' actually is. Any attempts at such analysis can only undermine the moral clarity required for the struggle between ' pluralistic societies and open economies, where the attitudes and patterns of globalisation are embraced; and those who want to impose an ideology born out of a belief that there is one proper religion and one proper view of it.' Do not consider the political and historical context that has given rise to the various manifestations of 'political Islam.'
Make no distinctions between the Muslim Brotherhood, Hezbollah, al-Shabaab, al-Qaeda or Boko Haram – all of them are the same and all of them are equally evil, and we ' have to stop treating each country on the basis of whatever seems to make for the easiest life for us at any one time.'
Support every military action that Israel undertakes, even if such actions involve the deliberate bombing of civilian population centers, as was the case in the 2006 Lebanon war, where I did everything I diplomatically could to delay a ceasefire while pretending that I was trying to bring about 'peace.' Do not, under any circumstances, criticize Israel's right to occupy the West Bank and Gaza or shoot and bomb any Palestinian anywhere, because Israel is defending our values as well as its own security.
Support any act of violence, no matter how ruthless or brutal, carried out by any state against 'Islamic radicals', as I did various times when in office, not only in Lebanon and Gaza, but also in Russia, where I fully supported the murderous war waged by Vladimir Putin against Chechen rebels.
'Take sides' in the Middle East, regardless of whether or not these 'sides' are 'pluralistic' or committed to 'open economies' – these concepts are only useful as labels and do not have to refer to anything concrete. In Syria, support rebels who are dominated by Islamic extremists and al-Qaeda-like formations, supported by Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey. In Egypt take the side of an army that has overthrown a democratically-elected government in order to maintain its historic dominance over Egyptian society. In Afghanistan support the corrupt warlord government of Hamid Karzai and commit British troops to a war in Helmand province in which they didn't have the remotest idea of who they were fighting for or against.
In order to win political Islamists over to 'pluralism', support dictators that do what you want, as I once did when I went to kiss Gaddafi in the desert, and overthrow those that don't. Remain silent about the repression of pro-democracy activists in Bahrain. Back the Egyptian army, which has killed, tortured and imprisoned thousands of Muslim Brotherhood supporters, and imprisoned al-Jazeera journalists for four months on trumped-up charges. By backing these efforts, you will demonstrate that there is no room in democratic politics for any political movement with an Islamist agenda, and prove – as al Qaeda and its offshoots have always argued – that jihad is the only way!
Make veiled criticisms of Saudi Arabia ( ' It is absurd to spend billions of dollars on security arrangements and on defence to protect ourselves against the consequences of an ideology that is being advocated in the formal and informal school systems and in civic institutions of the very countries with whom we have intimate security and defence relationships'). Do not mention the inconvenient fact that I myself once overruled a Serious Fraud investigation into corrupt payments regarding a British-Saudi arms deal involving 'billions of dollars'. Do not ask why a country known for its promotion of a particularly 'extreme' version of Islam and its antipathy towards democracy is funding the Egyptian military government.
Regret nothing, like Edith Piaf, for regrets are an impediment to 'leadership.' And know that no matter how badly it all turns out, no matter how many people die as a result of the policies I am advocating, it will be worth it because I will get richer and richer, while others fight and die and suffer the consequences of the 'risks' that I am courageously advocating.
Get your fatuous views published by liberal newspapers like The Guardian, which still regards me as a great man, no matter what the results of my actions have been, and no matter how dim my pronouncements might seem to others.
Source: Matt Carr's Infernal Machine
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Top Lift: 2225m
Ski area: 1093 hectares
Adult lift pass: CDN$455 for six days
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Revelstoke is one of the world's newest ski resorts, and one of the most exciting developments in wintersports we've seen for years. It may only have four proper lifts, but it's already home to one of our favourite pistes, as well as top-notch cat- and heli-skiing operations.
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After a quarter of a century of rumour, false starts, and stop-go development, Revelstoke Mountain Resort opened to the public in December 2007. After all that time, there was a lot of scepticism about the place: but most of us found the doubts vanished as soon as we'd skied it. Provided the owners complete the master plan – which envisions 21 lifts and 3240-odd hectares of skiable terrain, this is going to be one of North America's best resorts.
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Why? Because Mount Mackenzie, on which it's built, is such a superb lump of rock. For a start, its top-to-bottom potential is unrivalled in Canada or America. You can now to ski 1830 vertical metres, from the top lift to the base area, which beats the former record-holder, Whistler-Blackcomb (1609), with ease. What's more, these descents aren't convoluted and wiggly trails which wring every last scrap of vertical out of the terrain, but straight-down, fall-line flyers. We know this because some are already three-quarters ready.
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Snow Rodeo – one of the most satisfying stretches of fall-line skiing we know.
The North Bowl – Revelstoke's powder bucket.
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The long journey from the UK to reach it – you either change planes in Calgary and fly to Kelowna (a 2.5 hour drive from the resort), or drive straight from Calgary (5 hours).
The impact of the recession, which is slowing the pace of Revelstoke's development. Even in the bullish early days of the resort, they were suggesting it would take 15 years to cut all the trails and put in all the lifts. Now it could take even longer.
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The Israeli Security Agency (ISA) cleared for publication on Wednesday that it has nabbed a Hamas terror cell located in Abu Dis, just adjacent to Jerusalem to the east, that was planning to launch suicide and car bombing attacks.
The arrests took place in recent weeks, and saw a wide terror infrastructure that was directed by Hamas terrorists in Gaza exposed.
Up to now a full 25 Hamas activists in the terror cell have been arrested, most of them students of Abu Dis University. From the investigation it has been learned the leader of the cell was 24-year-old Ahmed Gamal Mussa Azzam, a resident of Kalkilya in northern Jerusalem.
Azzam was recruited by Hamas in Gaza several months ago, and enlisted to establish a terror cell to conduct bombings against Israeli targets.
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During the investigation the ISA located an explosives lab in an apartment rented by Azzam in Abu Dis. Several of the materials to produce large-scale bombs were purchased in sovereign Israeli territory and others in Ramallah, and an investigation of the sources behind the materials led to additional arrests.
Two Arab citizens of Israel were among the students drafted to the terror cell, and Azzam intended to use their freedom of movement to launch attacks. One of them, a resident of the Old City in Jerusalem, gathered information about potential targets, and was also to help smuggle attackers over the 1949 Armistice lines.
The other citizen, a 19-year-old Bedouin from the Negev, admitted to joining the cell in October to help smuggle bomb belts or bomb-rigged cars into sovereign Israeli territory.
It was found that the two citizens are also supporters of Islamic State (ISIS) and likewise were active in local Salafist groups.
Another branch of the Hamas terror cell was discovered in the Bethlehem region of Judea, and its members included Abu Dis University students recruited to act as suicide bombers.


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Q: When exactly is the conversation for the squad member power unlocks? I recently took a trip with Garrus to the top of the presidium where we spent some time seeing who was the galaxy's best marksman.  Being naturally competitive, I took the last shot rather than missing on purpose.  Now I'm wondering, did I miss an opportunity to unlock Garrus' second squad power here?  It would be nice to know when all the unlock conversations take place.

A: Here's a partially complete Bonus Powers unlocking guide and a list of all bonus powers.
It seems most of the powers are unlocked from conversations you can have from the "investigate" option with them on the Normandy. As long as the squadmate is alive you should be able to talk with them, though it seems you can only unlock some after certain events.
From my experience you just talk to each squadmate and take every conversation option and they should give you one of them. You might have to use the squadmate more to get the bonus powers, especially the second one. I got Garrus' power and I take him all the time.
Additionally it seems you get their second power after they invite themselves to your cabin. They'll mention having a chat in your quarters at some point and you can use the intercom in your cabin to invite them in. After a cutscene plays you'll get the power.
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Performance bonds benefit the awarding government agency. Under a performance bond, if the general contractor defaults in the performance of its work or is terminated for cause, the agency may turn to the surety to step in and take over the general contractor's obligations under the prime contract. Performance bonds provide the agency a guarantee the construction project will be completed for the contract price.
Payment bonds benefit subcontractors and suppliers. Subcontractors and suppliers cannot assert a lien against, or otherwise encumber, US property. Payment bonds protect eligible subcontractors and suppliers against nonpayment by providing them with an alternative means of recovery if the general contractor fails to make payment. Rather than recording a lien, qualifying subcontractors and suppliers may bring an action on the payment bond for any unpaid amount.
In K-Con, Inc. v Sec. of the Army, decided on November 5, 2018, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit considered a commercial items contract for pre-engineered metal buildings that did not include the bond clause. After contract award the contracting officer required the contractor to provide bonds and would not allow the contractor to begin performance until the bonds were delivered, which resulted in increased costs of $116,337. The contractor argued the contract was a commercial items contract, the bonding clause was not included, and asked for a contract modification to cover the increased costs. The contracting officer denied the request, finding the scope was for construction and therefore bonding was mandatory and the clause was included by law. The Court upheld the contracting officers decision.
Contractors should be aware the K-Con case means that bonds are mandatory for federal construction, even when not included in the contract terms, and even when the contract is not solicited as a construction contract. If you are uncertain about whether bonds are required, you must ask for clarification or risk the cost impact of adding bonds later.
If you have questions regarding federal construction bonding requirements or other federal government contract issues, contact the professionals at Williamson Law Group at (301) 788-8198 for confidential and candid assistance and counsel, or e-mail Scott Williamson, managing attorney, at srw@williamsonlawgroup.com.


Best Of 2008 (Mixed by Q'Bass) Start-Up Mix.
Thread: Best Of 2008 (Mixed by Q'Bass) Start-Up Mix.
Hello folks and happy X-mas.
Here is the first set of my "Best of 2008" series.Of course it's a banging set (as usuall ) to all the Melodic, Epic & Uplifting fans.
I decided first to post a Progressive set, but i have some problems with my ftp, so i've uploaded this my set to 4shared.
Soo as i have fixed the ftp problem, i'm gonna post the other sets.
Last edited by Dj Q'Bass; Dec 31st, 2008 at 16:56.


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CPB, APTS, NPR and PBS react to House Appropriations bill to zero out pubcasting support
By | February 12, 2011
Public broadcasting's so-called "G4" – CPB, PBS, the Association of Public Television Stations advocacy organization and NPR – today (Feb. 12) issued comments on the formal proposal Friday by the House Appropriations Committee to eliminate federal funding for public broadcasting as part of cuts in the Continuing Resolution to keep the government running.
The statement from CPB:
"Federal funding for public media is a smart and careful investment that continues to deliver proven benefits to the American people at both a local and national level. It is a successful example of a vital public-private partnership," said Pat Harrison, president and CEO of CPB.
"We understand the challenges to our economy as a result of increasing budget deficits, but the proposed elimination of funding for [CPB] will not address this challenge in a meaningful way; it represents a disproportionate attack on public media. Further, elimination of CPB would impact millions of Americans who rely on public media for free, quality content that has a mission to educate, inform and inspire. This proposed action would directly result in cuts to the 1,300 public television and radio stations that provide this service; impact thousands of jobs in rural, suburban and urban communities throughout the country already reeling from a faltering economy; and eliminate a valued service – content that strengthens our civil society through children's and educational programming, lifelong learning for all Americans, and quality entertainment."
The statement from PBS:
"PBS and public television stations are America's largest classroom, the nation's largest stage for the arts and a trusted window to the world – all at the cost of about $1 per person per year," said PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger. "Federal funding provides vital seed money for PBS' nearly 360 member stations, which are locally owned and operated, supporting important programming and initiatives, particularly among underserved groups like rural populations who wouldn't otherwise be able to access public media content and services.
"We understand that, in this difficult economic environment, it is appropriate for Congress to carefully examine every federal expenditure to ensure its continued value to the American public. Legislation to eliminate funding for public broadcasting overlooks the critical value that PBS member stations provide, especially to parents and their children. It's America's children who will feel the greatest loss, especially those who can't attend preschool. PBS's educational media helps prepare children for success in school and opens up the world to them in an age-appropriate way."
The statement from APTS:
"Federal funding is essential to the operations of more than 1,000 local public television and radio stations in communities across the country," said APTS President and CEO Patrick Butler. "These local stations enhance the lives of their local communities through educational programming and services in K-12 schools, GED and other lifelong learning services, job training, in-depth coverage of local issues and state legislative proceedings, music and cultural programming, emergency alert and public safety services, and trusted local news and other programming that captures the rich diversity of American life. More than 170 million Americans regularly depend on these services, and they have consistently ranked public broadcasting as the second best use of federal funds, just behind national defense.
"We fully understand that, particularly in a time of economic challenge, it is appropriate for Congress to carefully examine every federal expenditure to assure its continued value to the American taxpayer. Eliminating the investment in public broadcasting would have a microscopic effect on the federal budget deficit but a devastating impact on local communities nationwide."
The statement from NPR:
"The elimination of federal funding would be a significant blow to nearly 900 public radio stations that serve the needs of more than 38 million Americans with free over-the-air programming they can't find anywhere else," said NPR CEO and President Vivian Schiller. "It would diminish stations' ability to bring high-quality local, national and international news to their communities, as well as local arts, music and cultural programming that other media don't present. Rural and economically distressed communities could lose access to this programming altogether if their stations go dark.
"The public values and increasingly relies on the trustworthy news and information that public radio provides. The growing number of public radio listeners speaks to the hunger for independent local media sources that help make sense of what's going on in their own community and around the world."
3 thoughts on "CPB, APTS, NPR and PBS react to House Appropriations bill to zero out pubcasting support"
Anonymous on February 12, 2011 at 11:30 pm said:
Staff at CPB care about their bonuses and enormous 401K contributions, provided at the expense of the taxpayers. Defund CPB!!!
mbnjmntrb on February 14, 2011 at 5:17 pm said:
hey anonymous: would you like to eloaborate since i dont know anyone that works for the CPB?
Elaine on February 17, 2011 at 5:27 pm said:
The statements of these entities are gentle reminders of a harder truth. Children, teens, and families fallen on hard times cannot access educational programming or cultural enrichment any where else besides our public media. It would be another fatal blow to all of them, in addition to depriving the rest of us of information which is historical, global, scientific, cultural, technological…the array is so vast it is hard to describe…. I agree with the Ken Burns and the Rick Steeves comments as well. We will be left only with the BBC and occasional CBC sources. Network and cable and talk radio ALL have agendas driven by their funders &/or advertizing revenue. So shortsighted — I challenge the naysayers to listen/view for 1 weekday and they will see what they have been missing. Do No Harm