Fox is the first network to announce pickups for the next season by ordering a number of new series late Tuesday. Included on their fall roster is Alcatraz, a time-travel series created by Star Trek producer/director JJ Abrams and starring Jorge Garcia (Lost) and produced by Abrams' Bad Robot. Variety also reports that Fox is "poised" to order the CIA action show Exit Strategy (starring Ethan Hawke), created by Star Trek scribes Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman. Deadline reports that Exit Strategy is being "retooled" and in contention for midseason. Deadline also report that Orci and Kurtzman's comic adaptation Locke and Key series will not be picked up at Fox, although there was some talk of turning it into a mini-series.
So combined with Abrams, Orci & Kurtzman's Fringe and Brannon Braga's Terra Nova, Fox may have four dramas produced by Star Trek vets in the next season, three of which are in the sci-fi genre and deal with time-travel.
Zachary Quinto's production company Before The Door is following up it's first film Margin Call (due in theaters later this year) with another film to start shooting this week. According to Deadline Before The Door has teamed up with Anonymous Content to produce a "found footage" romantic comedy, with Quinto as one of the producers. Filming is set to begin this week in New York, with first-time director Victor Quinaz who also co-wrote the script.
ST 12 will come out on time I figure the rest of this is to throw us off the Trail of what the is going on with ST 12, I think maybe Bob and the Rest have got this well in hand and might actually be working on just Pollshing things up.
ST 12 is Parmounts plan for next year they will make it Happen. People can Multitask.
Haha – if they think they'll lure Losties back they don't read blogs!
Fox renewed Fringe and that's all that matters.
Looking forward to Alcatraz. Looks like it could be a big hit.
Lock and Key. Hmm. Will sait and see.
Also looking forward to the Tnt's new Show Falling Skys. It is about the after math of an alien Invasion.
Some great shows coming for next season.
Does anyone know if No Ordinary Family will be back.
Loved the ending to SGU. But would love to see at least a DVD Movie or a Miniseries to wrap it up.
I know what happened!!!! Abrams, Orci, Lindelof and Kurtzman were all meeting about the script. All of a sudden, Abrams transformed from the friendly director that we all know and love into a 7 foot tall salt vampire. One by one, he finished off the entire writing crew, sucking every ounce of salt from their bodies with his large suction cupped hands. As they lay motionless on the floor, pale blue in color, he transforms back into "JJ Abrams", and heads back to the set of another film. All the while we are waiting for the "script to be completed so he can look at a draft and make a decision on whether or not to direct".
I think that any success that Quinto can have with his company is awesome. He is a very decent actor, and despite some "no-comment" comments durring interviews that have irqued people, I think he is a cool guy, and a very decent actor. Will look forward to this new production that is on the way, and to Star Trek 2012 when it finally arrives….
As for everyone who wants to bit**….give it a rest……the point of what Paramount does is not to please us it is to make money…..the point of what JJ and his team does is too put out a good solid film that will make a lot of money….not, necessarily, to please us. It is good however, to see that they do care bout our opinions cncerning plot generalities, what we liked and didn't like about the first one, and charactors we would like to focuse on more. Take that into care all you whinnners.
Does JJ have some dire medical condition he hasn't told us about? What's he trying to do, make a million… movies… before he's 50?
The way the tagline is written, it reads like Zachary is producing the new Star Trek movie!
Anyway, I worry that all this new work for Orci and Kurtzman will mean even less input on FRINGE, and possibly even rushing a final draft of the new STAR TREK out before its ready.
When you see Christopher Nolan spending all of his time with The Dark Knight Rises it does worry me that JJ Abrams isn't doing the same for Star Trek.
It would be a crying shame if Star Trek failed to live up to the 2009 movie and died before it was really able to draw breath.
So I think what is needed is for JJ Abrams to make a decision – to direct or not to direct Star Trek – I personally think he'd be making a big mistake not to focus on Star Trek.
Why bother? It will just get cancelled and end up on the SYFY Channel.
#14 I'm not sure how you come to think that Quinto won't be wearing the ears until October/November. He is one of the producers of his new movie and since it appears to be a romantic comedy, I doubt filming would take that long. He still has time to do his part in making the movie and be on the Star Trek set come even August/September.
Congrats to Bob, Alex and J.J. !
I also am looking forward to seeing Margin Call and have no doubt Quinto will be filling Spock's ears as planned and on time.
Would like to know more about "Exit Strategy." I'm not interested in watching any pro CIA NWO propaganda. At all.
I read that it's cancellation was announced on May 9th, Mike.
That's unfortunate. I liked that show and it really hit it's stride at the end of the season. There was plenty of story material left to work with. Maybe someone else will pick it up. But that's a longshot, I'm afraid.
And with all this – he's got a novel to write, which is due for publication in Fall 2012. Gotta love it!!
Check out Roman Polanski's "The Ghost Writer." If they manage to make "Exit Strategy" revelatory and truthful like that, it could be interesting. But I'm deeply suspicious that successful TV is little more than a bluepill.
Hence the one season of an anti-authoritarian show like Firefly, and the prevalence of polarizing Hegelian left/right "control" shows to redirect those who are flirting with reality, and mindless sitcoms and vacuous dramas for those just trying to blow off pressure in time to successfully repeat the next day's nine to five.
But I will check out the Terra Nova pilot because a) I love dinosaurs, and b) I'm dying to know who's nuts here: me for thinking such a wacky premise won't work, or the producers for thinking it will.
Guys, how about trying to get the rights to Star Trek Enterprise from CBS, Paramount, Rick Berman, Brannon Braga or whoever?
Do something halfway between a reboot and continuation? Reboot in the sense you erase the finale, set up the characters for a new audience, update the look of the NX01 and set design, some sort of backstory relevant to both universes (old & new). Continuation in that you continue forward from "Terra Prime", show what happened next for us fans – Romulan War, Birth of the Federation and maybe tie-in to the next film.
When Star Trek returns to TV I hope it returns to the Prime Universe.
Nothing wrong with the NX01 design, I think it has a great submarine and cramped look that fits well. I think anyway.
The Romulan War I would love to see, if Enterprise got a full run we would have seen this.
No Ordinary Family was faltering I thought but I think it has been getting great as we get to the end, but from what I have heard it might not get a second season.
26. Sadly most of the NX01 sets were completely destroyed. It's pretty standard practice, turnaround in Hollywood. Small props, even the odd console found their way into the Christies' auction.
Yes, I do love the look and more primitive feel to starships on ENT. But *hypothetically speaking*, it would have to be updated by necessity. Because a decade has passed since the show was in production and the leap would be closer to TOS going to TMP.
Very hypothetical and not likely to happen, since ENT is looked upon as the show that killed the franchise. By a rather large number of fans and certainly CBS/Paramount. Otherwise the show would be out on Blu ray already wouldn't it? More merchandise put out for it and so on.
The U.S.S. Kelvin sets were fairly reminiscent of the Enterprise NX-01. The corridors were like supersized versions of those on the show. Although the uniforms didn't really feel like anything between ENT and TOS. The thing about the blue denim flightsuits is, you could see them evolving into the type of overalls worn by colonists, miners and engineers in TOS. Basically the same with visable zippers and poppers… but in a variety of bright departmental colours.
I'm gonna stay positive about the June release date. Then, if they blow it and treat Trek like a b-list franchise, I'm gonna let it rip.


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Cinema
 Un giorno perfetto, regia di Ferzan Özpetek (2008)
 Noi due, regia di Enzo Papetti

Cortometraggi
 L'inferno secondo noi, regia di Giovanni Giacobelli
 Corrispondenze, regia di Leonardo Angelini e C. Centi
 La tartaruga, regia di Claudio Carafòli
 La pace, regia di Luca Fantasia
 Matrimonio in campagna, regia di Luca Fantasia

Teatro
 Permettimi di dimenticarti, di Lidia Perrone, regia di Stefano Mondini
 On the Rocks, di George Bernard Shaw, regia di Gaetano Lembo
 L'amante di prima di G.Valori, regia di Irmo Bogino
 Il mago di Oz di L.Frank Baum, regia di Irmo Bogino
 Daniel il giudice pazzo, di G.Francione, regia di G.Purpi
 Il divano, di L.Angelini, regia di L.Angelini
 Nel frattempo, di A.Levante, regia di A.Levante
 L'ultimo derby, di F.V.Solfiti, regia di F.Cordio
 Quartetto per Viola, di C.Carafòli, regia di C.Carafoli
 Cuore amore e ginnastica, di Riccardo Reim, regia di Riccardo Reim
 Un uomo a pezzi di C.Carafòli, regia di C. Carafoli
 Desiderio, di C.Carafòli, regia di C.Carafoli
 Cinque giorni molto caldi, di A.Mistichelli, regia di A.Mistichelli
 Millennio più... Millennio meno, di F.Ripesi regia di F.Ripesi
 Forse era meglio restare solo, di F.Ripesi, regia di F.Ripesi
 A volte un gatto, di C.Censi, regia di M.Milazzo
 Stavo tanto bene con i miei, di G.Purpi, regia di M.Milazzo

Televisione
 La nuova squadra, di registi vari
 Crimini 2, episodio Cane nero, regia di Claudio Bonivento
 Chirurgia d'urgenza, regia di Alessandro Piva
 Orgoglio 3, regia di Giorgio Serafini
 La tassista, regia di J. M. Sanchez
 Orgoglio, regia di Vittorio De Sisti
 Carabinieri 2, regia di Raffaele Mertes
 Un medico in famiglia 3, regia di Claudio Norza
 Storia di guerra e d'amicizia, regia di Fabrizio Costa

Doppiaggio

Film cinema
 Jay Baruchel in Molto incinta
 Falk Hentschel in White House Down
 Michael Mosley in Ricatto d'amore
 Dylan Kenin in Carriers
 Steve Harris in Takers
 Martin Sherman in Captain America – Il primo vendicatore
 Kumail Nanjiani in Tre all'improvviso
 Adrien Saint-Joré in L'ennemi intime
 Yevgeniy Dekhtyar in City Island
 Thomas Hennessy in Battle for Haditha
 Kenneth Choi in La notte non aspetta
 Jason Babinsky in Giustizia privata
 Ashton Holmes in Peaceful Warrior
 Christien Anholt in Giovani aquile
 Matthew Raudsepp in Orphan
 Dean Cudworth in Next
 Szabolcs Csák in Moonacre - I segreti dell'ultima luna
 Mykel Shannon Jenkins in Le regole del gioco
 Marko Bitraku in Balkan Bazaar
 Amit Dhawan in A Mighty Heart - Un cuore grande
 Brent Skagford  in  The Words
 Hunter Weeks  in  Parental Guidance
 Fred Testot in Arthur e la vendetta di Maltazard

Film d'animazione
 Une Vie De Chat  (Monsier Bébé)
 Inuyasha - The Movie 4: L'isola del Fuoco Scarlatto (Gora)
 Trilli e il tesoro perduto (Stone)
 Sansone (Beppe)
 Rio (Silvio)
 Cars 3 (Danny)

Film Tv e miniserie
 Jean-Luc Joseph in Une Nuit
 Byoung Soon Kim in Mother
 Adel Bencherif in Nuit Blanche
 Marcus Thomas in Stolen - Rapiti
 Doc Gynéco in Ali Babà e i 40 ladroni
 John D. Kim in Carolina
 Brian Patrick Clarke in The Year of Getting to Know Us
 Dean J. West in Beauty & the Briefcase
 Garret Dillahunt in Pretty Bird
 Derek Graf in The Express
 Jesse Reid in 16 Wishes
 Ty Olsson in The Perfect Suspect
 Rolando Molina in Meteor
 Velislav Pavlov in Thor: Hammer of the Gods
 Shah Rukh Khan in L'amore porta fortuna

Serie televisive
 Dilan Chalfy  in The Carrie Diaries
 Matt Ellis  in Bates Motel
 Ben Zelevansky in Non Fidarti Della Str**** dell'Interno 23
 Cédric Delsaux e Arnaud Garnier in Sulle Tracce Del Crimine
 John Scott Horton in The Lying Game
 Jarod Joseph in Once Upon a Time
 Jeff Galfer in Castle
 Nathaniel Dean in Rush 3
 Gregor Manns in Body of proof
 Jon Steinberg in Really Me
 Scott Rinker in Melissa & Joey
 Kyle Labine in Samurai Girl, Reaper - In missione per il diavolo
 Ethan Erickson in The Closer, Melrose Place
 Sam Page e Derek Mio in Greek - La confraternita
 Erik Palladino in Reaper
 Ryan Devlin in Cougar Town
 Bryan Probets in The Starter Wife
 Michael Gambino in The Riches
 Paul Popowich in Beautiful people
 Shawn Roberts in Psych
 Adam Crosby, Ross Thomas e Lorenzo Callender in Lie to Me
 Josh Sussman in Glee
 Michael Adamthwaite in Smallville
 Jeremy Luke in Las Vegas
 David Banner in Detective Monk
 James Lauren in Crusoe
 Curtis Caravaggio in Fringe
 Khalil Kain in Medium
 Paul Walia in Three Rivers
 Kevin Alejandro in Sons of Anarchy
 Tory Kittles in Sons of Anarchy
 Eltony Williams in Castle
 Tony Stewart e Ricky Wayne in The Glades
 Radick Cembrzynski e Josh Stewart in Miami Medical
 Christian Coulson in Gossip Girl
 Chris Warren Jr. in Hard Times - Tempi duri per RJ Berger
 French Stewart in Zeke e Luther
 Jonathan Ames in Bored to Death - Investigatore per noia
 Adam Cagley in Buona fortuna Charlie
 Brandon Craggs in Overruled
 Spencer Scott in As the bell rings
 Marc Donato in Degrassi Junior High
 Jonathan Lam in Una banda allo sbando
 Scott Dreier in Zack e Cody sul ponte di comando
 Adam Cagley, Tom Choi e Adam Shapiro in Zack e Cody al Grand Hotel
 Nick Ballard in Cold Case - Delitti irrisolti
 Jannik Buddig in 5 stelle
 Roman Knizka in Dark

Cartoni animati
 Bradley Gosnell in I Puffi
 Falciaerba in Wild Soccer Bunch
 Tye e Mal in Young Justice
 Dracmon in Digimon Xross Wars
 George e Butch in American Dad
 Daryl in The Cleveland Show
 Clovis in Hotel Seaside
 Woody in Sons of Butcher
 Colonnello in Jimmy Jimmy
 Harris in Galactik Football
 Reporter in Capitan Flamingo
 Grippullon e Bickles in Due fantagenitori
 Earl in Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!
 Free in Soul Eater
 Erioh Kure, Karugo Kurachi e Tadashi Iida in Kengan Ashura
 Thiago Torres in Inazuma Eleven (manga)
 Billy in I Simpson

Videogiochi
 Kenji in Ghost of Tsushima

Pubblicità
Eurostar Trenitalia, Toyota Yaris, Telecom e molte altre.

Note

Collegamenti esterni

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Nume de Cod: Clanul Nebunaticilor de Alături () este un serial american de animație creat de Tom Warburton (creditat ca Mr. Warburton) pentru Cartoon Network și al treisprezecelea serial Cartoon Cartoons al canalului. Serialul urmărește aventurile unui grup divers de cinci copii în vârstă de 10 ani care operează într-o căsuță din copac cu tehnologie înaltă, luptând împotriva adulților și adolescenților răufăcători cu tehnologie avansată 2×4. Folosindu-și numele de cod (Numării Unu, Doi, Trei, Patru și Cinci), ei sunt Sectorul V, parte a unei organizații globale numite Clanul Nebunaticilor de Alături.

Pilotul serialului a avut premiera în mijlocul lui 2001 ca parte a The Big Pick II, un eveniment de difuzare special prezentând 11 episoade pilot promițătoare pentru seriale diferite. Câștigătorii unui sondaj pentru spectatori de la Cartoon Network decid care pilot va devenin un serial întreg. După ce a câștigat sondajul, serialul a debutat pe 6 decembrie 2002 și a fost difuzat până pe 21 ianuarie 2008, cu șase sezoane și 78 de episoade. Două filme de televiziune au fost difuzate: Operațiunea Z.E.R.O. în 2006 și Operațiunea I.N.T.E.R.V.I.U. în 2008, care a fost finalul serialului. Un episod special de jumătate de oră care s-a încrucișat cu Negrele aventuri ale lui Billy și Mandy intitulat Negrele aventuri ale Clanului Nebunaticilor de Alături a fost difuzat în 2007.

Două jocuri video bazate pe serial au fost lansate, Operation S.O.D.A. și Operation V.I.D.E.O.G.A.M.E. O mână de alte jocuri Cartoon Network având aceste personaje au fost de asemenea lansate. Serialul a avut lansări pe DVD atât ca parte a Nume de Cod: Clanul Nebunaticilor de Alături și ca adiții la alte DVD-uri de compilație a Cartoon Network.

Episoade

Sezonul 1

Sezonul 2

Sezonul 3

Seria 4

Sezonul 5

Seria 6

Episoade speciale și film

Legături externe

Cartoon Network
Seriale de animație
Desene animate


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I had to send out a few team congratulations and I chose to use the gorgeous collage curious stamp set. I LOVE this set and it is my favourite from the whole of the Spring catalogue.
There are lots of sweet small layering elements which work perfectly in harmony with one another.
And I sent a little gift to the hardworking peeps packaged in a little cute box made with the fabby Simply Scored board.
Right I need to go as I am desperately juggling seventeen balls at the minute but I will be back tomorrow with a Passionette birthday card !!!!!!!!!
I like being called a happy peep! That cute little box had nice goodies inside too! Thanks, Monica.You look after us so well no wonder you have such a big team!


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Mavis & Betsy's Curious Eyeball
Despite being Midlanders, or perhaps because of it, Mavis and Betsy do love to be beside the seaside. It's not just the nice girls who love a sailor, you know. On a recent holiday in Devon, Mavis tired of bingo and pig racing and went in search of stories. Wedged alongside the Temperance Steps in Brixham, she found Ye Olde Coffin House. As a woman who enjoys a bier from time to time, the latter of course held far more appeal than the former.
Ye Olde Coffin House takes its name from its sinister shape. According to Brixham folklore, the creepily constructed property was erected by a fisherman after the father of the woman that he wanted to marry told him that, 'he'd rather see her in a coffin'. Undeterred, the chap built the house to resemble that very thing, and the father, impressed with his ingenuity relented. The couple lived there happily ever after until death did them part which is possibly the least believable element of this story.
Now, this may well be a red herring but there was a 'Coffin' family in this little fishing town in the 1600s. In 1642, Tristam Coffin left Brixham for Boston, and along with eight other men bought the island of Nantucket for thirty pounds plus two beaver hats. Patsy spends more on her Halloween decorations each year. Is there a possible explanation for for the origins of the house here perhaps? As much as Mavis likes the thought of the Coffin House being an architectural rebus, it seems unlikely. Despite suggestions that it dates back to the first part of the 17th century, and was the first place that William of Orange stayed in after first setting foot in England in November 1688, its Grade II listing description suggests it was probably built sometime in the early 19th century. However, that isn't to say the current building didn't replace an earlier one on the site but without trawling the historical records, it's impossible to deduce if there is any connection between this unusually shaped house and this unusually named family.
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Until fairly recently, The Coffin House had a sign outside proclaiming it as the only one in England. It is not the only coffin shaped building in Britain however. There is a 'Coffin Mill' in Dundee, named for its structure rather than its line of business. The spooky doesn't end with the shape here though, as on the night of September 4th 1945, a crowd gathered to see 'The White Lady' after news spread that she had returned to the mill she'd been haunting off and on since her death there seventy years prior. According to the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, Ye Olde Coffin House also inspired George Spratt to build his new Baptist Chapel in Fressingfield, Suffolk in 1835 in the same shape to act as a bricks and mortar reminder of mortality. Back in Brixham, the replacement of ye olde sign on the Coffin House with one that says 'Destiny', could also be interpreted as a memento mori in its own unintended way.
Plymouth and Exeter Gazette Friday 9th August 1907
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The Signal-Box Man
In March 1956, the spectre of a supernatural Station Master was supposedly seen on the steps of a signal box in Chesterfield. Forty people gathered at the disused Market Station to try and spot the spook after factory workers and members of the town's operatic society all claimed to have seen a white human shape descending the stairs and then disappearing. Peter Brown, aged 12, reported that he and his friends had seen the ghost which was 'white, in the shape of a man but not touching the ground' and that their torchlight had gone through the spectre before it disappeared. In circumstances of this kind, who you gonna call?
Ideally, not 57 year old Henry Hall who managed to not only get himself arrested but also mistaken for the ghost he was there to hunt. Hall was spotted in the signal box in the small hours of 21st March, 'awaiting the arrival of a ghost which is supposed to have been seen in this vicinity', by PC Rex Brookes who arrested him for trespassing on railway property. At some point during the proceedings, Mr Hall placed his coat over his head, causing another man to shout, 'It's the ghost!'. Detective- Sergeant Sydney Martin of the British Transport Police hoped that Mr Hall's case would act as a deterrent to other would-be ghost hunters.
The signal box's ghost story came to an end the following summer when it was destroyed by fire. Chesterfield Market Place station, which had been closed to passengers since December 1951, was demolished in April 1973.
The Head in the Hedge
"The mystery of the skull found in a hedgerow at Burton on Trent, Staffordshire, has been solved', announced The Birmingham Post on Monday 21st February 1966. The police were told that some years back it had been won by a girl on a church outing who had thrown it away. Satisfied with this explanation, the police decided to donate the skull to the town's Technical College for use in medical demonstrations.
Mavis and Betsy however, are not satisfied with this explanation. The Post gives only these bare bones of the story and raises more questions than it answers. Where, or perhaps more accurately, who did the skull come from in the first place? How did the girl win it – at some sort of sinister variation on a coconut shy? A nut shy, if you will. And even more peculiarly, how were police so sure that no skulduggery had taken place here?
Whilst we await an update from a resident of Burton who has offered to take a look at the newspaper archive to see if he can dig up anything more on the matter, Mavis would like to inform readers that the only thing with even a potential whiff of scandal that she has found in a hedgerow is a pair of gentleman's underpants somewhere near Lichfield but considers some mysteries to be better left unsolved.
The Birmingham Post 21st February 1966

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Computer Museum of America Announces Spring and Summer Event Calendar
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Attractions Include Computers in the Movies, "Full STEAM Ahead!" Summer Camps, and Bytes, Brews & Bourbon at One of Atlanta's Newest and Most Innovative Museums
ROSWELL, Ga. (Feb. 3, 2021) – The Computer Museum of America (CMoA), one of the Atlanta area's newest and most unique museums showcasing a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the digital revolution, is open for business with pandemic health precautions in place and today announces its event line up for spring and summer 2021. All current health and safety protocols will be followed including masks, plentiful hand sanitizer, social distancing and more.
The museum opened in 2019 with four exhibits: A Tribute to Apollo 11, Supercomputing: Vanquishing the Impossible, Timeline of Computer History, and The Byte Magazine Collection. A major new exhibit was unveiled in 2020 featuring a fully restored and operational Enigma machine, the World War II-era cipher computer made famous in the 2014 film The Imitation Game about the revolutionary code breaking work by Alan Turing.
An ongoing series called Bytes, Brews & Bourbon debuts this spring with the opening of the Computers in the Movies exhibit on Thursday, April 29, the week of the Academy Awards. At the evening event, CMoA guests will see up close how popular movies achieved memorable special effects using computers and can view digital artifacts used to create unforgettable scenes. At the event, guests will be among the first to stroll through Silicon Gallery, an updated space in the museum that will pay tribute to movies that either used significant technology for the first time or featured technology as a main character.
Bytes, Brews & Bourbon will be an ongoing special evening series, featuring new exhibits, spotlighting speakers, or other fun and relevant activities. Adult beverages and small bites will be available for purchase in the museum's significant 44,000 square feet of space and the event will also feature prizes and other special giveaways. The Bytes, Brews & Bourbon cocktail evening on April 29 will be held from 5:30 to 9 p.m. and will feature the new Computers in the Movies exhibit. The event is limited to 75 guests to adhere to CDC health and safety guidelines; CMoA will monitor state and local updates and news and determine changes as appropriate. Other Bytes, Brews & Bourbon events are planned for June 17 and Sept. 23, 2021.
This summer, CMoA's STEAM summer camp debuts. Focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics, "Full STEAM Ahead!" at CMoA lets campers access hands on and enriching experiments, labs, projects and activities for an entire week to elevate their curiosity and understanding of STEAM in their everyday life and beyond.
CMoA is offering two sessions each for upper elementary and for middle grades. Upper elementary camper (rising 4th and 5th graders) sessions are the weeks of June 7 and June 21. Campers in upper middle grades (rising 6th through 8th graders,) go "Full STEAM Ahead!" the weeks of July 12 and July 19. All classes run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and campers bring their own lunches.
Summer camp price is $375 early bird through April 15 and $450 thereafter for members. Non-member camp price is $400 early bird through April 15 and $475 thereafter.
Advance tickets for the Bytes, Brews & Bourbon event unveiling Computers in the Movies on Thursday, April 29 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. cost $20 for CMoA members and $25 for non-members. Food and drink refreshment is an additional purchase. Information at www.ComputerMuseumOfAmerica.org; register at www.computermuseumofamerica.org/calendar/.
About the Computer Museum of America
The Computer Museum of America (CMoA) located north of Atlanta in Roswell, Ga. is a nonprofit organization that houses one of the world's largest, most comprehensive collections of artifacts from the digital revolution. CMoA is committed to the preservation of computing devices, documents, and technology in order to exhibit, educate, and encourage future innovation. CMoA has worked with educational institutions, museums, and film companies with technology related exhibits and artifacts including Georgia Institute of Technology and the Smithsonian Institution. The museum is currently open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays and is located at 5000 Commerce Pkwy, Roswell, GA 30076. Additionally, the vast 44,000 square foot space is available for private events of all types. For more information, visit www.ComputerMuseumOfAmerica.org.
Amanda Leesburg
Leesburg PR
amanda@leesburgpr.com


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Two of my colleagues at Birmingham City University have produced a rather wonderful free guide to help journalists and journalism educators make reporting more inclusive and diverse. As they explain in the introduction: Continue reading →
This entry was posted in online journalism and tagged Afua Hirsch, Amelia Gentleman, Anna Holligan, Assed Baig, Bob Calver, Diane Kemp, disability, diversity, Elizabeth Pears, Everybody In, gender, inclusion, Marcus Ryder, pedagogy, poverty, Saad Bashir on May 9, 2017 by Paul Bradshaw.
7 laws journalists now need to know – from database rights to hate speech
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When you start publishing online you move from the well-thumbed areas of defamation and libel, contempt of court and privilege and privacy to a whole new world of laws and licences.
This is a place where laws you never knew existed can be applied to your work – while other ones can come in surprisingly useful. Here are the key ones:
This entry was posted in data journalism, law, regulation and tagged age, al jazeera, comments, Communications Act 2003, copyright, Creative Commons, Crime and Disorder Act 1998, Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008, Data Protection Act, Database Rights, disability, Equality Act 2010, FOIA without the Lawyer, Freedom of Information act, hate speech, heather brooke, Montague Amin, open data, open data licences, open data rights, Open Government Licence, open knowledge foundation, pregnancy, propublica, public domain, Public Order Act 1986, race or religion, Racial and Religious Hatred Act 2006, Request Initiative, scraping, sexuality, stalking, The Power of Open, The Protection From Harrassment Act 1997, Trinity Mirror, Wired, your right to know on November 22, 2012 by Paul Bradshaw.
Guest post: Do we need moderation guidelines for dealing with mental health issues?
Last month the Press Complaints Commission made a judgement in a case involving discriminatory comments on a newspaper article. The case highlighted the issue of journalism on mental health and how it is treated by publishers alongside similar considerations such as sexuality, gender, religion and ethnicity. The complaint also led to a change in The Guardian's moderation rules.
In a guest post for the Online Journalism Blog the person who brought that case, Beatrice Bray, writes about her experiences of comment abuse, and the role she feels publishers should take in dealing both with comments relating to mental health, as well as writers with mental health issues.
Last April I wrote a rallying cry for the Guardian for all who have endured taunts about mental ill health. In my reply article Cartoonists should be careful how they portray mental health (23/4/10) I reclaimed the word "psychotic". Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson had used the word to abuse Mrs Thatcher. I put him right.
I am a long-standing reader of the Guardian newspaper but I did not know the website audience. Being a proud campaigner I told Guardian readers that I had bipolar disorder and had experienced psychosis.
I expected a civil hearing. Newspaper readers did oblige but many online readers were foul.
The Guardian's managing editor Chris Elliott did not warn me about the impending abuse. That was a mistake. I think Mr Elliott knew I would face hostility but I do not think he realised how badly I would be hurt.
Those insults made me physically sick. My head was sore for many weeks. This was all so pointless. If Mr Elliott had given me a chance to discuss the risks involved we both could have taken precautions. Instead there was a row.
Guardian staff gave me an apology but told me to grow a "thick skin". That jibe spurned me into going to the Press Complaints Commission. It is free. It is also less adversarial and less costly than a disability tribunal.
I was not asking for anything unprecedented. The BBC has guidelines on working with vulnerable people. We need to extend this to new media.
Working with vulnerable people
For example when dealing with discussion sites moderators need to deal swiftly with abuse. They also must facilitate discussions so that they do not turn nasty.
Staff should appreciate the reasons for this action. This is not prima donna treatment. This action is necessary because the writer and many of the readers share a common disability. They all have mental health problems.
Section 2 of the PCC Editors' code promised fairness to complainants. I thought it only fair to ask for warning of abuse but in my PCC ruling the Guardian and the PCC disagreed with me. The PCC did not say why.
However, I did score other points.
Before the PCC ruling the Guardian at my request did add the word "disability" to its moderation rules.
The PCC and the Guardian and did apologise with regard to the abuse.
Guardian online readers called me, amongst other things, a "nutter" and a "retard". Unfortunately both the Guardian and PCC refused to accept that this was discrimination as defined by the terms of section 12 of the Editor's code of the PCC.
This is not just semantics. To me the word "discrimination" is a word with power. It holds the abuser responsible but the PCC fights shy of doing that online.
I now know that you can only complain to the PCC if a staff member makes a discriminatory remark about you. Comments made by non-staff members do not fall within the PCC's remit. My abusers were not Guardian staff.
It is a shame. By being discrimination deniers both the Guardian and the PCC cut themselves off from a store of knowledge on handling disability and mental health in particular.
This entry was posted in newspapers, regulation, user generated content and tagged BBC, beatrice bray, chris elliott, disability, Guardian, guidelines, Martin Rowson, Mental Health, moderation, PCC, Press Complaints Commission on March 2, 2011 by Paul Bradshaw.
When we can't believe our own eyes: Balance, objectivity, or transparency?
It's been a good week for followers of that endangered beast objectivity. On Friday Glenn Greenwald reported on factual inaccuracies in Time's Wikileaks article, and the 'correction' that was then posted (reproduced above). Greenwald writes:
"The most they're willing to do now is convert it into a "they-said/he-said" dispute. But what they won't do — under any circumstances — is state clearly that the Government's accusations are false, even where, as here, they unquestionably are."
Meanwhile, the BBC is facing a viral backlash (described as "lobbying" by a spokesperson) over Ben Brown's interview with Jody McIntyre (transcript here):
Kevin Bakhurst has responded to the complaints and the copious comments on his post are worth reading in full – not only because many of them flesh out the debate extremely well (and others would sit well in a textbook on interviewing technique), but because they provide a compelling story of how people's relationship with the media is changing.
In particular, on the subject of balance one journalist comments:
"This story demonstrates the fallacy of 'balanced reporting'. On the evidence of the video Mr McIntyre is almost certainly a victim of an assault and battery, he should sue, and if he does – he will almost certainly win. Even if were he found to be in some way contributorily negligent 'for rolling towards the police' as it were – the Tort will still have been committed by the police. The Law makes it clear there is no such balance, yet through this kind of aggressive cross examination, perpetrator and victim are reduced to the same standing in the eyes of the viewer: both are placed under suspicion. And – vitally – to begin with such suspicion is not sceptical, but cynical. There's a considerable difference."
Meanwhile Kevin Marsh makes a strong argument against the swing from objectivity towards "transparency" as "replacing one impossibility with another".
I lay all these out as fertile ground for any discussion on objectivity, transparency and ethics.
This entry was posted in online journalism, television and tagged balance, BBC, ben brown, disability, impartiality, interviewing, jody mcintyre, kevin bakhurst, kevin marsh, transparency on December 14, 2010 by Paul Bradshaw.


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Newly elected Ore. sheriff becomes 1st woman to serve in role in agency's 168-year history
Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell wants to reduce gun violence and traffic fatalities, improve school safety, use technology to keep drugs out of county jails and more
By Catalina Gaitán
MULTNOMAH COUNTY, Ore. — Multnomah County Sheriff Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell, sworn in last week as the first woman to serve in the position in the agency's 168 years, has big plans for her history-making tenure.
She wants to reduce gun violence and traffic fatalities, improve school safety, use technology to keep drugs out of county jails and partner with other agencies to help people experiencing mental-health challenges, addiction and homelessness.
The agency's 750 employees will stay busy carrying out Morrisey O'Donnell's priorities, which she detailed in a 15-minute interview with The Oregonian/OregonLive on Wednesday, one of several back-to-back interviews the sheriff gave in her first media blitz since her election in May.
The Oregonian/OregonLive: If you were just starting out in your career today, in 2023, would you pursue law enforcement? Why or why not?
Morrisey O'Donnell: I would, because I want to serve community. That has been something that I have always wanted to do and learned from my parents at an early age on being a servant-leader in our community.
There have been a lot of challenges, but we're being open and connecting with community in a way that I think is really important to breaking down barriers, and working with community-based organizations and neighborhoods to really understand how we can provide the best public-safety services to each community we serve.
What do you see as the role of deputies acting as school resource officers in Multnomah County, such as at Reynolds High School?
We provide a lot of different services to community and particularly in our schools. We're building that relationship with our youth, being a mentor and someone that our youth feel like they can trust and that they can really talk openly with. We're doing a lot of work with the school district to ensure that we're involving our school resource deputies in other meetings with school leadership to ensure that we're developing those relationships, as well as working with how we get more involved in the classroom where we can where we can help educate, and really just be a mentor in the schools for our youth every day.
The sheriff's office faced scrutiny in 2020 for its use of force on protesters near the detention center downtown, and that included deputies firing less-than-lethal projectiles. What is your stance on deputies using crowd control agents like tear gas, impact munitions or stun grenades in the future?
When we're navigating challenging situations, we want to ensure that people are able to express their First Amendment rights in a safe way. We're continuing to evaluate our policies and practices and getting community input when we're reviewing those policies and practices. I think that's critically important. But I also want to ensure that we're focused on community safety. We work with community groups, and we're trying to be more open and transparent with our policy process to give people an opportunity to provide feedback. And then we work to see where we can add that in our policy and ensure that we have something moving forward that keeps community safe and is within community expectations.
Would you allow deputies to use crowd control agents such as tear gas?
It really depends on each situation, when there is a community safety concern and we're concerned about life-safety issues. I think we're evaluating those as we move forward. It is something that is a rapidly evolving situation, so we'll continue to evaluate our policies and practices. But each situation could drive different decisions.
There's a new trend for smuggling drugs into jails where people are mailing paper coated with liquid drugs. A recent report also said adults in custody are willing to take this risk now that drug possession has been decriminalized for personal use. Can you tell me about this trend? And what is your response to the idea that drug decriminalization is making it harder to stop the flow of drugs into jails?
We're always looking at where we can reduce contraband in our jail facilities, because that changes over time. We're working collaboratively with our corrections-health and public-health partners to ensure that we have strategies in place to help people with treatment opportunities, as well as identifying if that may be a situation when someone is booked into our corrections facility. And we're also looking at technology we use and researching technology solutions that would be able to identify those types of substances before they enter into our facilities.
How will you measure your own success in this job?
Part of that is really looking at community expectations, engaging with community and listening and hearing from community on where we can do better and where we can support public safety and each community we serve, and to really look at their unique needs.
I also look at ensuring that we are connecting with our staff – connecting with people doing the work each and every day and hearing from folks on how we can do this work differently and better together. I really want open and honest communication to ensure that people feel comfortable bringing those challenges to my attention so we can build collaborative strategies together.
How will you use data to strategize and measure your success?
We're continuing to evaluate data. We have robust data systems in place that help us determine if what we're putting in place is making a positive difference, so really relying on our data team to ensure that we're meeting regularly and that I'm giving guidance to our staff on how we're doing as a team and how I can help support their work.
We're looking at where we are seeing violence in our community. Decreases in gun violence are going to be something that we're looking at, and traffic fatalities and injuries. We're looking at how we measure what is actually happening in our community. And that really helps us develop the most appropriate strategies to address community violence and to address what each community is seeing.
How will you measure the success of the sheriff's office as a whole?
The success of the sheriff's office really is about how I am leading and guiding our workforce to put their best foot forward for community and how we really build these solutions together. It is a matter of leading an agency into success, which also helps measure how I am doing.
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The RGA 4 model is multi-purpose and incorporates a rescue block as well as the standard fall arrest mechanism; the rescue function allows both raising and lowering the operative in the event of a fall.
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Yamaha launch new generation YZ-F series
22/06/2013. Yamaha have recently announced a new generation of its YZ-F series
Toseland landspeed project gathers momentum
29/06/2013. As revealed by BikeSocial in December, double World Superbike champion James Toseland is to attempt to beat the official FIM motorcycle land speed record...
MBE for Bike Social contributor
28/06/2013. Congratulations go to Ian Kerr who has been awarded an MBE in the Queen's birthday honours list for significant achievement, or outstanding service to the community, namely 'for services to motorcycle safety'.
VOSA and DSA Merge
29/06/2013. It has been announced by Roads Minister Stephen Hammond that the Driving Standards Agency and Vehicle Operator Services Agency are to merge...
Vegas Wedding for Birmingham biker couple
25/06/2013. One Elvis impersonator, two Harley-Davidson motorcycles and a hot, desert location – it doesn't sound like a traditional wedding
Lotus name to make two-wheeled debut
25/06/2013. It has been announced that the Lotus name is set to make its debut appearance in the two-wheeled world in the next few months.
New Triumph Sprint GT SE unleashed
07/06/2013. Since its launch in 2011, the Sprint GT has been a popular choice of 'sports tourer' for motorcyclists and the new SE version adds another dimension to the model's reputation as a good value, capable tourer
TT pint with McGuinness is a dream come true
08/06/2013. Isle of Man resident Chris Magill, popped for a pint with his idol John McGuinness during TT race week, courtesy of Bennetts Biking Dreams.
Mum proves biking can be practical
03/06/2013. Trading four wheels for two often seems impractical, particularly for busy mums, but Sabine Bailey is proving otherwise.
Dunlop 125 not out!
12/06/2013. With the Isle of Man TT dominating the headlines recently, it is easy to miss the fact that Dunlop, who were the official tyre partner to the TT, are celebrating their 125th birthday this year.
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Application for full acceptance to the program will be initiated during the student's Initial Acceptance semester (Sophomore Fall). The student's application and supporting documents will be reviewed following the end of the semester. Students must successfully complete the following courses to be eligible for Full Acceptance: BIOL 213, BIOL 214, ATTR 225, ATTR 226, ATTR 305, & ATTR 306. The criteria used to determine Full Acceptance is listed below. It is highly recommended that students join and become active in the LU Athletic Training Student Association.
Complete the Acceptance Criteria Worksheet to determine your eligibility.
At this point, the student may be admitted to the program. Formal declaration of the major, however, cannot occur until all university Foundational Studies and INFT requirements have been met.
Additionally, admitted students must demonstrate and maintain satisfactory academic, and clinical progress as defined in the Program Retention Standards.
One observational student evaluation preceptor recommendation of "decline acceptance" or 2 observational student evaluation preceptor recommendations of "accept with reservation".
At this point, the student may be admitted to the program. A formal declaration of the major, however, cannot occur until all university Foundational Studies and INFT requirements have been met.
The program director will email the students a letter stating their anticipated status in the ATP prior to Christmas Break, this status is contingent upon the student's final grades. If final grades change a student's status, the program director will notify the student via an email.
Candidates must be in good academic standing with their previous university as well as Liberty University and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 on a 4.0 scale.
Medical history form signed by a physician. The form shall include an endorsement by the physician that states the student is physically able to meet the requirements of the program (See Technical Standards).
Meet the Technical Standards Policy for admission into the program.
Copy of current vaccination records, including Rubella, Tetanus, Mumps, Polio, Chicken Pox, Tuberculosis, and HBV vaccination.
The above documents and materials must be submitted to Liberty University's AT Program Director by August 1 to be assured an opportunity to be initially accepted.


Pack only half of what you think you'll need. Most people tend to over-pack. Try to pack with a color scheme in mind so that you can easily mix and match, and minimize on accessories and shoes.
Pack an expandable bag that can be used to carry items home that you purchase on your trip if your luggage does not have an expandable zipper.
Try to pack easy-care fabrics (wrinkle-free, cotton-knit, etc) which are frequently lighter weight as well.
Wrap toiletries in ziploc plastic bags in case they break or leak.
Pack a small pouch with commonly needed items including aspirin, bandages and a small sewing kit.
Include a few plastic bags for dirty or damp clothes, also ziploc-type.
The last items you pack should be the first things you'll need when you arrive at your destination.
Pack necessary chargers for electronics devices you'll be taking along in carry-on.
Don't forget important travel documents like your driver's license, passport, travel insurance and health insurance cards in carry-on.
Power Strip or 3-way socket adapter.
Sun protection – hat, lotion, glasses.
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from samba.netcmd import Command, CommandError, Option, SuperCommand
import samba.getopt as options
from samba.samdb import SamDB
from samba.auth import system_session
import ldb
from samba.dcerpc import misc, drsuapi
from samba.drs_utils import drs_Replicate

class cmd_rodc_preload(Command):
    """Preload one account for an RODC."""

    synopsis = "%prog (<SID>|<DN>|<accountname>) [options]"

    takes_optiongroups = {
        "sambaopts": options.SambaOptions,
        "versionopts": options.VersionOptions,
        "credopts": options.CredentialsOptions,
    }

    takes_options = [
        Option("--server", help="DC to use", type=str),
        ]

    takes_args = ["account"]

    def get_dn(self, samdb, account):
        '''work out what DN they meant'''

        # we accept the account in SID, accountname or DN form
        if account[0:2] == 'S-':
            res = samdb.search(base="<SID=%s>" % account,
                               expression="objectclass=user",
                               scope=ldb.SCOPE_BASE, attrs=[])
        elif account.find('=') >= 0:
            res = samdb.search(base=account,
                               expression="objectclass=user",
                               scope=ldb.SCOPE_BASE, attrs=[])
        else:
            res = samdb.search(expression="(&(samAccountName=%s)(objectclass=user))" % ldb.binary_encode(account),
                               scope=ldb.SCOPE_SUBTREE, attrs=[])
        if len(res) != 1:
            raise Exception("Failed to find account '%s'" % account)
        return str(res[0]["dn"])

    def run(self, account, sambaopts=None,
            credopts=None, versionopts=None, server=None):

        if server is None:
            raise Exception("You must supply a server")

        lp = sambaopts.get_loadparm()

        creds = credopts.get_credentials(lp, fallback_machine=True)

        # connect to the remote and local SAMs
        samdb = SamDB(url="ldap://%s" % server,
                      session_info=system_session(),
                      credentials=creds, lp=lp)

        local_samdb = SamDB(url=None, session_info=system_session(),
                            credentials=creds, lp=lp)

        # work out the source and destination GUIDs
        dc_ntds_dn = samdb.get_dsServiceName()
        res = samdb.search(base=dc_ntds_dn, scope=ldb.SCOPE_BASE, attrs=["invocationId"])
        source_dsa_invocation_id = misc.GUID(local_samdb.schema_format_value("objectGUID", res[0]["invocationId"][0]))

        dn = self.get_dn(samdb, account)
        self.outf.write("Replicating DN %s\n" % dn)

        destination_dsa_guid = misc.GUID(local_samdb.get_ntds_GUID())

        local_samdb.transaction_start()
        repl = drs_Replicate("ncacn_ip_tcp:%s[seal,print]" % server, lp, creds,
                             local_samdb, destination_dsa_guid)
        try:
            repl.replicate(dn, source_dsa_invocation_id, destination_dsa_guid,
                           exop=drsuapi.DRSUAPI_EXOP_REPL_SECRET, rodc=True)
        except Exception, e:
            local_samdb.transaction_cancel()
            raise CommandError("Error replicating DN %s" % dn, e)
        local_samdb.transaction_commit()

class cmd_rodc(SuperCommand):
    """Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC) management."""

    subcommands = {}
    subcommands["preload"] = cmd_rodc_preload()

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Bendigo Young Women, Leading the Way via Inspiration
Speaking at the #WomenLeadingTheWay forum held by @cityofgreaterbendigo 's Cr Ruffell. With students from Girton Grammar, EaglehawkSC, Bendigo SouthEast College, & Crusoe College- comprising over 200 school girls -this was a formidable feat.
Exceptionally moving speeches from fellow speakers, #AnneCarey (practitioner who worked to combat Ebola) and elite basketballer, #kelseygriffin – motivational excellence.
One of the most inspiring events I've participated in. Feedback from all the girls I spoke with was so promising; Switched on. Keen. Intelligent. Bendigo really does bring out fine talent ? I was especially chuffed to get to meet up with some Girton students – my old school digs.
Come full circle speaking to kids as an outsider looking in. #grateful #makingchangehappen #makeanoise #makeitloud
http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/4133081/forum-encourages-young-women-to-be-brave/
Forum encourages young women to be brave
By Emma D'Agostino,
The Bendigo Advertiser, Friday September 16, 2016
What do Ebola, basketball and activism have in common?
Girls attending the sixth Women Showing the Way forum in Bendigo heard from experts on all three topics.
Presenters included nurse and midwife Anne Carey, whose work as an Australian Red Cross aid worker has taken her around the world.
She used her 20 minute speech to relate the need for kindness and courage, framed by her experiences tackling the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone.
"The thing I ask you all to do is make a difference through kindness," she said.
"Have the courage to question fear."
Bendigo Spirit basketball player Kelsey Griffin spoke about leadership and personal development.
She shared her journey with the 135 female high school students seated in the Bendigo Town Hall, focusing on the challenges she had faced and how they had helped her grow.
"Find your balance – don't be all about one thing," she said.
She said moving to Australia had helped her find a blend of professional life and personal interests she enjoyed.
Curator, consultant, author and activist Tasneem Chopra addressed the need for tolerance.
She spoke about how growing up in Bendigo had inspired her to work for social justice.
"I used to live in Strathdale and there was a park at the end of my street," she said.
"I remember being at the top of the twirly slide once and the boy in front of me did not want to go down."
Though she was in grade one or two at the time, she remembers the boy turning around to her and asking her why she was "brown."
"He wasn't being deliberately hateful when he said it, he was genuinely curious," she said.
Ms Chopra is of Indian heritage and was born in Africa.
She feels there has been a "huge shift" in the climate of racialised conversation in Australia.
"The difference was based on ethnicity that wasn't embedded in a hatred of religion or a culture," she said.
"We've shifted from difference being quirky to difference being scary."
Women Showing the Way showcases inspiring women and their contributions to society to young central Victorian women.
Students came from Eaglehawk Secondary College, Weeroona College Bendigo, Bendigo South East College, Girton Grammar, Bendigo Senior Secondary College and Crusoe College.
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Durant and Brooklyn visit Young and the Hawks
December 9, 2021, 3:24 a.m. ·2 min read
Brooklyn Nets (17-8, first in the Eastern Conference) vs. Atlanta Hawks (13-12, eighth in the Eastern Conference)
Atlanta; Friday, 7:30 p.m. EST
BOTTOM LINE: Trae Young and Kevin Durant meet when Atlanta hosts Brooklyn. Young is fifth in the NBA averaging 26.3 points per game and Durant is first in the league averaging 28.4 points per game.
The Hawks are 7-7 against Eastern Conference opponents. Atlanta is 5-11 against opponents with a winning record.
The Nets are 13-5 in Eastern Conference play. Brooklyn is 3-0 in games decided by 3 points or fewer.
The two teams square off for the second time this season. The Nets defeated the Hawks 117-108 in their last matchup on Nov. 3. Durant led the Nets with 32 points, and De'Andre Hunter led the Hawks with 26 points.
TOP PERFORMERS: Young is shooting 45.6% and averaging 26.3 points for the Hawks. Kevin Huerter is averaging 2.7 made 3-pointers over the last 10 games for Atlanta.
Patty Mills is shooting 45.6% from beyond the arc with 3.1 made 3-pointers per game for the Nets, while averaging 12.5 points. James Harden is shooting 36.5% and averaging 22.5 points over the past 10 games for Brooklyn.
LAST 10 GAMES: Hawks: 7-3, averaging 114.2 points, 45.7 rebounds, 25.8 assists, 6.5 steals and 5.4 blocks per game while shooting 48.4% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 105.9 points per game.
Nets: 7-3, averaging 110.6 points, 45.7 rebounds, 26.1 assists, 6.3 steals and 5.5 blocks per game while shooting 46.4% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 108.0 points.
INJURIES: Hawks: Cam Reddish: day to day (wrist), De'Andre Hunter: out (wrist), Bogdan Bogdanovic: day to day (ankle), Onyeka Okongwu: out (shoulder), Solomon Hill: out for season (hamstring).
Nets: Kevin Durant: out (rest), Joe Harris: out (ankle), Kyrie Irving: out (not with team), LaMarcus Aldridge: out (rest).
The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.
No opportunities for return of NHL to Quebec City, commissioner tells government reps
MONTREAL — A meeting between Quebec government officials and the National Hockey League on Thursday produced little progress in the Legault government's hope to see the NHL return to the provincial capital. A virtual meeting between Finance Minister Eric Girard and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman did not move the file forward. The league said it was not in a position to respond positively to Quebec's interest in a return, according to a series of tweets posted by Girard after the meeting. Girard s
Kentucky's Tshiebwe wants 'my name to be remembered forever'
Kentucky's offense now runs through big man Oscar Tshiebwe. Already leading the nation in rebounding, Tshiebwe (SHEE-bway) set career highs in scoring in consecutive games for the 18th-ranked Wildcats (13-3, 3-1 Southeastern Conference). He had 30 points and 13 rebounds in a lopsided victory at Vanderbilt on Tuesday night, three days after finishing with 29 points and 17 boards against Georgia. Back-to-back eye-openers should have Tshiebwe's NBA draft stock on the rise. "I wouldn't say I was sur
Despite limited preparation, Canada cricketers says they are ready for U-19 World Cup
Winter and the pandemic complicated Canadian preparations for the ICC Under-19 Men's Cricket World Cup in the West Indies. But captain Mihir Patel says spirits are high as the Canadians prepare for their opening match Saturday against the United Arab Emirates in Basseterre, the St. Kitts and Nevis capital. "The mood is great in the team," said Patel. "Everyone's really excited and ready to go. We've had a few good practice sessions and a couple of useful practice games." The 19-year-old from Mar
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Calgary council votes to pursue new event centre deal, will use 3rd party to gauge CSEC interest
Calgary city council voted unanimously Wednesday to keep working on a new event centre while directing administration to determine whether the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC) would be interested in re-entering discussions. Council met Wednesday to discuss the collapse of the deal for a new downtown arena, emerging out of an hours-long closed door meeting shortly after 10 p.m. to talk next steps. Council has also tasked city administration with determining whether there may be
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It is important to use plenty of spices when preparing your recipes. That's because spices add flavor and vitamins plus give you a sensation that you are eating something. For example, garlic and red peppers add very little in the form of calories but are both healthy and bring out the flavor in the food.
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Astounding 'Avengers' lives up to the hype
Scott A. May
Marvel Studios finally hits a superhero movie out of the park with "The Avengers," a grand slam of mind-blowing action, carefully crafted characters and sparkling dialogue. Summer escapism rarely gets better than this.
Cast: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Tom Hiddleston, Scarlett Johansson
Director: Joss Whedon
Rating: PG-13 for violence and language
Theaters: Hollywood, Forum
The storyline intertwines loose threads from previous Marvel outings, although familiarity with those films is not necessary to understand or enjoy this one. In fact, the quality of this movie is so high, it makes all previous Marvel adaptations seem inconsequential. Credit goes to writer-director Joss Whedon, creator of the much-beloved but short-lived "Firefly" series and its subsequent feature film, "Serenity." Everything Whedon learned from those experiences comes shining through in "The Avengers."
The plot concerns a powerful energy source that opens a space portal, allowing Loki (Tom Hiddleston), a supervillain from the realm of Asgard, to launch an invasion of Earth. Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), director of the U.S. spy agency SHIELD, enlists the cooperative help of the country's top superheroes to repel the invasion and defeat Loki. Those part of the Avengers Initiative include Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Captain America (Chris Evans) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Loki's half brother. Joining them are agents Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner).
Unlike other Marvel movies, this one features a straightforward plot and characters we can really sink our teeth into. Near-perfect casting and razor-sharp dialogue pull us deeper into the story while expertly placed humor — both wise-cracking and self-depreciating — keeps things grounded amid torrents of unbelievable action. The pacing is amazingly balanced, and the CGI effects surprisingly fresh and well-integrated with the human factor.
Presented locally in both 2-D and digital 3-D, this is one of those rare times when the latter is well worth the extra expense. For once, the hype is 100 percent correct — "The Avengers" is not only destined to become the biggest summer blockbuster we've seen in a long time; it's absolutely the best superhero movie ever made.


June ended with two stand-out storms that produced similar damage in similar locations. Hardest hit were those across portions of Dewey, Stanley, Hughes and Sully counties, affected by high winds and large hail that pulverized crops. Read about the events that occurred during the early morning of June 27th and the evening of June 29th below.
During the late evening on June 26th, severe thunderstorms developed across portions of southwestern North Dakota and then tracked southeastward into across north central and central South Dakota during the early morning of June 27th. Large hail cut a swath of destruction to vegetation across portions of Sully and Stanley county, just north and east of Pierre, as was evident on satellite imagery in the days following. Additionally, 2-4+ inches of rain in a short period of time led to flooding and flash flooding in some cases north of Pierre and near/in Oacoma. Several county roads were reported to be partially or completely submerged.
Severe thunderstorms developed across northeastern Wyoming during the afternoon hours, and a very favorable environment allowed activity to persist long distances eastward without losing much intensity. The most intense of these produced tornadoes across and near the northern Black Hills, 4.5" diameter hail near Newell, SD, and measured 90 mph straight-line winds near Sansarc, SD. This storm traveled a staggering 420 miles. During the days that followed, a large hail scar that meandered from western to central South Dakota was visible on satellite imagery; countless acres of crop and ranchland had been pulverized by the large hail.


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Lee Co. precincts at center of conflict over Iowa caucus totals
Christinia Crippes, The Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa –
Lee County is responsible for four of the eight precincts not counted in the final tally of the certified caucus results that overturned Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's win in the first-in-the-nation state.
An onslaught of questions arose Thursday morning after the Republican Party of Iowa released its certified results without the precincts, starting with "How did this happen?"
Both the state GOP and county representatives said it was little more than normal human error that happens in any election and caucus.
"With a volunteer force and that many people involved, it's kind of an all-volunteer system, and that's where there are sometimes glitches," said Matt Green, a Lee County Republican and former co-chairman. "I tried to oversee my site as well as I could."
Lee County Republican Chairman Don Lucas agreed there are bound to be errors when there are more than 3,500 people responsible for submitting caucus results to the state. The Form E sheets required to be submitted to the state party to count in the final tally needed to be signed by the precinct chairman and precinct secretary at each of the 1,774 precincts in the state.
Lucas said the county generally followed procedure, by tallying the votes with witnesses and inputting the results on computers to get the information to the state. The missing forms that led to the results not being counted came from two Fort Madison precincts, 4a and 4b, and Franklin, Cedar, Marion precinct and Washington, Green Bay, Denmark precinct.
Lucas said two of the Form E sheets turned out to be lost on caucus night, and two of the forms were submitted to the state, but they were not filled out correctly and lacked signatures from precinct chairmen and secretaries. But Lucas said he had the ballots from those and the remaining 18 precincts still on hand. He said the numbers that were calculated on caucus night were the correct numbers, based on those ballots.
"There's no fraud or anything else involved," Lucas said, admitting human error in the missing and improperly filed forms.
Though the state party caucus coordinator pointed to human error as well, Lucas felt like the Republican Party of Iowa was putting the blame on him.
"The state is telling people I was negligent, which you can tell, I'm not too happy about," Lucas said.
Green oversaw the precincts at the West Point Library, where one of the required forms went missing.
"I had four people searching for it for a good half-hour," Green said "We were absolutely astounded it could have disappeared because the library is not that big. It was kind of like 'What the heck?' But that was what it was."
Green said he alerted Lucas to the issues on caucus night, but Lucas said he wasn't aware of the problems until he was told by the state party about four days ago. Republican Party of Iowa caucus coordinator Ryan Gough said the county party was informed about the missing forms in the same week the caucuses were held.
The state and county officials said the form was not a new process that was undertaken this year, and it should have been clear they were required to be turned in and submitted to the state party by close of business Wednesday. Gough noted 99.5 percent of the forms across the state were submitted correctly and 18 of 22 precincts in Lee County were submitted correctly.
"It's not unprecedented to not get all the forms back. It happens almost every year," Gough said. "It happened in '08. Anywhere from eight to a dozen don't come in for whatever reason."
It just happened to mean a lot more in the 2012 cycle, where Romney was named the winner of the Iowa Caucus with eight votes in the wee hours of the morning following the Jan. 3 vote.
Thursday's certified results suggest candidate Rick Santorum was the victor of the Jan. 3 caucus. According to the Associated Press, if the eight precincts were counted in the certified results, Santorum would have won by nearly double the 34 votes he had above Romney in the state party's final tally.
Gough said because the race was so close, it essentially came down to those precincts that had certified results and those that didn't.
"That's how close it is. It's pretty incredible. It's a fantastic process," Gough said.


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Lamentabili Sane Exitu (Latijn voor Met waarlijk betreurenswaardige uitkomsten) is een decreet van het Heilig Officie van de Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, uitgevaardigd door paus Pius X op 3 juli 1907. Het decreet - dat ook vaak kortweg Lamentabili wordt genoemd - neemt stelling tegen vijfenzestig moderne dwalingen op het gebied van Bijbelexegese, het Leergezag, en de voornaamste mysteries van het geloof. Het decreet wordt - als vervolg op de Syllabus Errorum van paus Pius IX wel de Syllabus van Pius X genoemd.

Achtergrond
In de loop negentiende eeuw ontwikkelde zich - aanvankelijk met name in Duitsland - een nieuwe vorm van Bijbelexegese. Kenmerk van deze nieuwe benadering was vooral de historisch-kritische methode, waarbij de Bijbel niet langer werd opgevat als alleen een Goddelijk geïnspireerde vorm van geloofopenbaring, of als het dictee van God, maar waar - met behulp van hulpwetenschappen als de archeologie en de tekstkritiek naar de Bijbel werd gekeken als naar een historische verhandeling. Een voorbeeld van de controversen die dat opleverden is de kwestie van het auteurschap van Mozes van de eerste vijf boeken. Moderne inzichten leverden op dat deze boeken waarschijnlijk niet door Mozes waren geschreven en dat ze bovendien niet in volgorde van publicatie waren ontstaan. Ook onderzoekingen van wetenschappers als Alfred Firmin Loisy, die onderzoeken deed naar het Godsgeloof vóór Mozes (wat door de Kerk als een onbestaanbaarheid werd gezien) stuitten op veel verzet. In de inleiding tot de stellingen die verworpen dienen te worden, schrijft de paus dan ook:

Het is bovendien zeer betreurenswaardig dat, ook onder katholieken, er niet weinig schrijvers zijn die de grenzen overschrijden die de Vaders en de Heilige Kerk zelf bepaald hebben en, onder het mom van een hoger inzicht en in de naam van een historische beschouwing, een vooruitgang van het dogma zoeken welke in feite de corruptie van datzelfde dogma is.

In een herderlijk schrijven dat Désiré-Joseph kardinaal Mercier, aartsbisschop van Mechelen-Brussel aan zijn gelovigen richtte naar aanleiding van het verschijnen van Lamentabili en de encycliek Pascendi Dominici Gregis van twee maanden daarna, vatte hij het standpunt van de Kerk als volgt samen:

Het (modernisme) verwerpt alle openbaring, die zich van buiten af aan het geweten zou opdringen, negeert zodoende (wat ook noodzakelijk volgen móet) het leerstellig gezag van de door Jezus Christus gestichte Kerk en loochent de hiërarchie, door God tot bestuur van de christelijke wereld ingesteld

Dwalingen
Het decreet richt zich tegen vijfenzestig opvattingen over de geloofsleer, het leergezag en de Bijbelexegese die - volgens de paus - dienen te worden veroordeeld. Daarbij worden ook dwalingen genoemd die betrekking hebben op de ontwikkeling van de wetenschap in het algemeen. Zo veroordeeld stelling 5 het idee dat de Kerk geen oordeel zou mogen hebben over ontwikkelingen in de menswetenschappen en stelling 64 de gedachte dat de leer van de Kerk, bijvoorbeeld met betrekking tot de schepping, herzien zou moeten worden aan de hand van moderne wetenschappelijke inzichten. Het decreet verzet zich daarnaast op verschillende punten tegen de historisering van Jezus, bijvoorbeeld in stelling 59, waar de paus zich keert tegen de gedachte dat Jezus niet een geheel van leerstellingen, toepasbaar voor alle mensen van alle tijden heeft geleerd, maar slechts een nieuwe religieuze beweging is begonnen, die zich steeds aanpast aan de inzichten van de tijd. Ook het idee dat de Kerk van Rome niet door de Goddelijke Voorzienigheid, maar door politieke omstandigheden het hoofd van alle kerken is geworden wordt - in stelling 56 - verworpen. Op het gebied van de Bijbel veroordeelt de paus de - inderdaad moderne - opvatting dat de parabels in het evangelie geen historiciteit hebben (stelling 13) en dat men de Bijbel slechts kan bestuderen wanneer men voorgevormde opinie over de bovennatuurlijke oorsprong van de Heilige Schriften naast zich neerlegt (stelling 12).

Gevolgen
Twee maanden na Lamentabili publiceerde Pius X de encycliek Pascendi Dominici Gregis, waarin hij krachtig afstand nam van alle vormen van modernisme. De antimodernisteneed werd ingevoerd en er werd een actieve vervolging van geestelijken die zich schuldig zouden maken aan modernistische praktijken ingesteld. Een direct gevolg was ook de oprichting van het Pauselijk Bijbelinstituut, dat - weliswaar al voorzien door paus Leo XIII - nu vooral de taak kreeg een antidotum te zijn tegen de moderne opvattingen in de Bijbelwetenschappen, zoals bijvoorbeeld in praktijk werden gebracht door de École Biblique van pater Marie-Joseph Lagrange, O.P, in Jeruzalem.

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