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Last year we got a kitten. Little Cleo was full of the joys of…well…being a cat. Then, one day, she just disappeared.
Several months later, having given up hope of ever seeing her again, we adopted Nutmeg.
Then, just before Christmas, Cleo suddenly re-appeared.
It's a complete mystery as to where she had been for the last year and she has not condescended to comment on the matter.
The end result is that we are now a two cat family.
This brings with it certain complications.
When they aren't studiously ignoring each other, the cats sit there giving each other hard stares for hours on end.
I think there may be some tension over exactly just who owns that fluffy ball.
To ensure that our sleep is not disturbed by these two fighting like cats in a sack, it's necessary to ensure that they are in separate rooms before we retire for the evening.
As a result we've become rather expert at the art of Cat Herding, which largely consists of bribery with cat-nip, among other things.
Whilst acquiring a reputation as a "dealer" among the feline population of Milton Keynes, I have had cause to reflect on the similarity of our new hobby with the trials and tribulations of persuading DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL that you do actually have permissions to see the source code you've asked for.
This is regularly a fairly tortuous process. In what follows I will be examining just why SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE is DBMS_METADATA cat-nip…and why SELECT ANY DICTIONARY isn't.
I'll also look at how you can stop chasing your tail and get this function to behave itself when invoked from within a stored program unit… Continue reading

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What's crackin' friends and frienemies? It is a busy Thursday, so I'm gonna keep this short, which loosely translated means long.
First, don't forget to read my column tomorrow. Some of you will get it right away. Others won't like it 'cause it touches on a cultural boogeyman - a racial/ethnic issue. Boo! Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Don't get tense. It's just my opinion. And trust me, it'll be food for thought. We all know that sometimes the healthiest food doesn't go down smoothly. Anyway, I'll link the column tomorrow. And for once, would some of you please join me in my online chat at 1 p.m. tomorrow at this address - http://www.miamiherald.com/qna/forum/james_burnett/index.html? You're gonna make me develop a complex. Last week, I was left hanging like the wallflower on prom night.
Second, U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson (R - South Carolina) is an idiot - not because he's a Repubican or because he disapproves of Pres. Obama's healthcare reform plans. Wilson's an idiot because he disrespected the office of the presidency last night by shouting over a sitting president, during a live address, and calling the President of the United States a liar. What Wilson did was worse than when American celebrities (you, Gwyneth Paltrow!) talk to foreign media and complain about living in the US. The worst a few moronic Democratic congressmen did during live addresses by former Pres. George W. Bush was hiss. That was disrespectful too, but doesn't rise to the level of interrupting a sitting president to call him a liar. And don't try any partisan crap w/me. I'd say the same if we were talking about Pres. John McCain right now.
Third, take a good look at the mug shot below. It is of Alan Dale Lee, a Pasco County, FL, man, jailed recently for stabbing another man. Not another penny ever needs to be spent on anti-drug use campaigns. Lee's head shot is the best deterrent I've ever seen.
Fourth, Mike Duvall violated the rules of the game and the tenets of The Cowboy Code: He talked publicly about a sexual conquest. A real player wouldn't have done that. If you don't know the story, Duvall was a California state assemblyman...until yesterday, when he resigned after audio/video recordings surfaced of him bragging to a lobbyist in the state assembly chamber about how he - Duvall - had a mistress, had way too much sex with her, and liked to spank her because she's "such a bad girl." Some of you don't think affairs are that big a deal. I strongly disagree with you, but that's another post. For the record, Duvall now says he didn't have an affair. He just made up a story about a mistress to make himself seem cool, or as he described it, he engaged in "inappropriate storytelling." Hmmm, flashback to 8th grade. Sorry, I'm having trouble typing this 'cause I'm constantly drawn to Mr. Lee's mug shot above.
Fifth, it's Thursday. And my only televised guilty pleasure airs tonight: Real Housewives of Atlanta. Yes, I'm sure that if I continue to watch I'll catch something awful like junk rot, which will go nicely with the disease I'm certain I caught watching the first episode of Miami Social. But you can't live forever!
Finally, am I the only person concerned that classic Marvel Comics characters like Spiderman, Iron Man, the Fantastic Four, and Wolverine, are gonna be integrated into Mickey Mouse cartoons now that Disney has purchased Marvel? Probably.
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Late autumn is undoubtedly the best time to visit out of the way cemeteries here, when the days are still warm(ish), the critters have (mostly) taken to their winter beds, and poison ivy is easy to spot due to its bright red leaves.
Our trip this time was to the Holden Cemetery, located near the Pine Mountain community of Rabun County, Georgia, close to the North Carolina and South Carolina state lines. The cemetery isn't difficult to get to, really, but it's a long way out. It took over an hour to get there from Clayton, a trip of less than 20 miles.


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In his new ad, Jerry Brown matches Meg Whitman's dishonesty about his record as governor with some of his own.
The source of this dishonesty -- both in Whitman's attack ads and Brown's new ad (above) -- is Prop 13. Its passage by voters in June 1978 led to big cuts in taxes, but also helped turn a big surplus into a deficit. (In fact, the size of the Brown-created budget surplus helped fuel anger at property taxes that in turn fueled Prop 13).
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Whitman's ads dishonestly exploit these facts by blaming Brown for the deficit when he left office, which was caused by Prop 13, while not giving him credit for the tax decrease. Whitman is guilty of major-league chutpzah here because she has portrayed herself as a strong supporter of Prop 13.
Brown's ads are dishonest in almost exactly the opposite way. He takes credit for the tax cuts of a measure that he first opposed -- while not ducking responsibility for what it did to the budget. In the ads, Brown is said to have balanced budgets -- which is technically true (he did balance some budgets) and totally misleading.
Of course, none of this back-and-forth about the past matters much since neither candidate, for all their touting of various policy plans, has anything approaching a real plan for California's current political and budgetary crisis. And to the extent, Brown is seeking to capitalize on his past as governor (the ads touts his "knowlege and know-how"), he raises more questions than he answers.
Brown suggests that he would let voters decide on taxation questions, which is precisely what caused the trouble when he was governor before (in 1978). And he promises to restore local control -- which requires reversing some elements of Prop 13, which he has promised not to touch in his campaign.
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Some helpful research tips were in the fall edition of the Quebec Family History Society's newsletter, Connections, which I received the other day.
The first one was Quebec Newspapers Search on page 11, where you can check for BMDs in selected newspapers.
You are required to have a membership to the Bibliotheque at Archives nationales du Quebec <www.banq.qc.ca>, and then you can search online.
The membership is free, but you have to register.
The membership is only open to Quebec residents at present. The newspapers to check are the Montreal Gazette, The Quebec City Chronicle Telegraph, the Sherbrooke Record and the Stanstead Journal.
The second place to check is the online catalogue with the QFHS.
They have a system whereby you can borrow three books and/or five periodicals for up to three weeks, and the copy says "all members can borrow books from the library, no matter where you live."
You may not be aware but the QFHS has been putting names into a database - so much so that there are now over 1-million records in the database as of 1 January, 2009.
If you are a member, do not forget to check this fast growing database - it's invaluable in doing Quebec research.
Pennie Redmile is doing a notary database in Quebec.
Notaries handled various contacts of the day including wills, marriage contacts, land transactions etc and the Quebec archives hold their records up to c1899.
If you have a specific name, you can asked that it be looked up for free, but if want the accompanying documents, a fee of $10.00 will be charged to cover such costs as photocopies and postage.
You can contact Pennie at <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
You do not have be a member to take advantage of this service.
The QFHS also offers a number of search features to the members, For example, you can ask that they look up a certain surname per cementery for $5.00, and they can also do in-depth research for you for $20.00 an hour.
Of course, you can enter the name you are looking for in their Ancestral Surname List and you can always go to their library at 173 Cartier Avenue, Point Claire (Montreal) Quebec to search on your own.
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The Whole Product
Apple and Samsung tower over the fortunes for software-only Microsoft or service-oriented Google and Amazon. Although all companies are growing, the value, as defined by the buyer, resides in the whole product.
— From Horace Dediu, writing about hardware and the "value chain evolution" in the tech industry


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While his name has been prominently mentioned as one of what appears to be a small group of coaches in favor of the controversial rule proposal that would somewhat throttle high-octane offenses, Nick Saban has yet to speak publicly on the imbroglio. Until now.
Prior to speaking at a Georgia Minority Coaches Association event Friday night, the Alabama head coach met with reporters and made it perfectly clear that he "had nothing to do with the idea of the 10-second rule." Saban, who was reportedly permitted to speak in front of the NCAA's Football Rules Committee that forwarded the proposal to the NCAA Rules Oversight Panel for further consideration, added that he doesn't even "necessarily have an opinion on the 10-second rule" before going on to give his opinion on why the proposal needs further research.
Essentially there are three reasons behind Saban's call for further research, which some would call nothing more than thinly-veiled support.
The first and most-stressed reason, as the company line goes for those in favor of a proposal that would penalize an offense if it snaps the ball before 10 seconds have run off the play clock, is player safety. The higher the tempo an offense runs, the theory goes, the more opportunity there is for players — specifically those on the defensive side of the ball — to wear down, thus making them more susceptible to injury.
"When you look at plays that are run, and a team averages 88 plays, and we average 65 at Alabama, that's 20-something plays more a game over a 12-game season, that adds up to four more games a year that guys have to play," Saban said in quotes transcribed by al.com's Joel Erickson. "I think it's wear and tear and tougher to prepare players when you have to play against a hurry-up offense because of the way you have to practice."
Three teams at the FBS level in 2013 — Texas Tech (90.3), BYU (89.9) and Cal (88.7) — averaged more than 88 plays per game per TeamRankings.com. A total of 20 teams averaged more than 80 per game, while 33 averaged 70 or less. The Tide's 65.9 plays per game were 116th (out of 125 teams), with Arkansas and Bret Bielema, a vocal foot-in-the-mouth proponent of the proposal, at 121st with their 64.7 plays per game.
Saban said the 10-second proposal was born out of the committee studying "12 games of three fastball teams: Oregon, Auburn, Texas A&M and I forget the fourth one, it might have been Baylor, I'm not sure." That study found the new rule would've impacted those teams an average of four times per game, meaning that narrow focus group snapped the ball prior to 10 seconds running off the game clock around four times per game. Saban used that limited data to once again shift the focus to the player-safety issue.
"I don't think anybody was trying to change what they do or how they do it," Saban said of the Fast Four, "but the fact that they can get on the line and snap it quick, you can't substitute. All right. So, that becomes an eventual player safety issue and I think if you ask the guys philosophically, a lot of them that run the offense, they say we want to wear the defense down and get the defense tired. Well, you get the defensive players tired they are going to be more susceptible to getting injured."
That study by the committee and the rule's supposed limited impact on uptempo offenses is rather skewed, however, as Baylor, which was fifth in plays per game, was the only one of the four that finished in the Top 30 in the country in that category. Noted "fastball" teams Oregon, Texas A&M and Auburn were 39th (76.6), 61st (73.8) and 62nd (73.8), respectively.
Most of the opponents of the new rule proposal, including all four of those teams used by the committee, have cited no hard scientific data to support that this is a player-safety issue. Saban, though, had an answer for that as well.
"Even though there is no scientific data to prove this, there was a study at Virgina Tech in 2003," Saban said. "All right, they did sub-concussive head traumas on eight players for 10 games. Those players played 61 plays a game and had 18 sub-concussive hits in a game, so they played 61 plays a game for 10 games.
"So, I'm saying if you're playing nose guard, three-technique, defensive end, offensive tackle, offensive guard, if you played 88 plays in a game, there's no scientific evidence but there is some logic that says the guy would have more hits. So, that's a player safety issue that I think people need to sorta look at."
In addition to the player-safety issue, Saban also cited officials being allowed to dictate the tempo of the game — he lauded the NFL for allowing its officials to control the pace of the game, not coaches — and "any competitive imbalance created by the pace of play," the latter of which most people feel is the crux of Saban's
support for the proposal call for additional research.
The NCAA Rules Oversight Panel is expected to vote yea or nay on the proposal this coming week, with most predicting the proposal will be shot down. At the very least, the proposal will be tabled for further discussion in 2015 as it's not an issue of player safety and thus not up for immediate implementation.
"I think this is more of a style of play issue than a player safety (issue)," Georgia head coach Mark Richt said at the same event. "I think if you could teach offensive players to play six plays in a row, you can teach defensive players to play six plays in a row."


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No drought in NC for 1st time in 3 years
For the first time in three years, no area of North Carolina is experiencing a drought or abnormally dry conditions.
The chairman of the N.C. Drought Management Advisory Council credits Tropical Storm Andrea and several other storm systems for the relief from the dry conditions. Andrea helped eliminate lingering abnormally dry conditions in eastern North Carolina.
The last time the U.S. Drought Monitor showed neither drought nor abnormally dry conditions in North Carolina was the week of April 20, 2010.
National Weather Service meteorologist Michael Moneypenny says rainfall is less reliable in the summer months, however. State Climate Office director Ryan Boles says winter climate conditions can be predicted months in advance, but summer weather cannot so there's no way to know when or if dry conditions will return.


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Spotted: Lauren Conrad leaveing Beacher's Madhouse at the Hollywood Roosevelt in Hollywood, CA on September 28th, 2011.
She was decked out in leather pants and a blue top for the night out, which came just before her pal Lo Bosworth's 25th birthday today. LC has been busy with social and work commitments all month, starting with her appearance at Fashion's Night Out and continuing with a recent photo shoot for her Kohl's collection. LC is currently using her skills for a more personal project — she's working on her Halloween costume and shared a picture of her progress on Twitter.
In addition to her latest dress-up design, LC's also developing her own makeup line as she continues to expand her business empire.
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CMC alumna Suzanne Segal '82 made the March 19, 2013 Los Angeles Times issue, for ordering the release of Daniel Larsen, who was convicted of carrying a concealed knife during a 1998 bar fight in the city of Northridge. Larsen was declared innocent following a lengthy appeals process that eventually was taken up by the California Innocence Project.
He was released on Tuesday, March 19, after Segal, a Magistrate Judge, declared he was "actually innocent." She noted, however, that this was a "rare opportunity," and advised Larsen not to violate the trust that his family, and the court, had placed in him.
"It's been a long journey with lots of ups and downs, a roller coaster," said Jan Stiglitz, Larsen's attorney and co-director of the California Innocence Project. "To see him walk out is one of the great moments in our work."
Read the full story: Actually Innocent Man Freed after 13 Years.
Segal, who was a history and political science major while at CMC, was appointed Chief Magistrate Judge for the Central District of California on Jan. 1, 2012. The four-year term provides leadership to the Central District of California's Magistrate Judges.
She was appointed as a Magistrate Judge for the Central District of California in 2002, and was reappointed in 2010. Prior to her appointments, she served as an assistant United States Attorney in the Civil Division, and later as Chief of Civil Appeals, of the United States Attorney's Office for the Central District of California. Segal practiced civil litigation in Los Angeles, first with Adams, Duque & Hazeltine, and later with Dewey Ballantine LLP. After graduating from CMC, she earned a law degree from Cornell Law School.
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Sarah Palin recently made a strange and nearly incoherent comment about US energy policy when asked about keeping domestic oil production in the US (WarRoom 9/19):
Of course, it's a fungible commodity and they don't flag, you know, the molecules, where it's going and where it's not. But in the sense of the Congress today, they know that there are very, very hungry domestic markets that need that oil first. So, I believe that what Congress is going to do, also, is not to allow the export bans to such a degree that it's Americans who get stuck holding the bag without the energy source that is produced here, pumped here. It's got to flow into our domestic markets first.
WarRoom linked to Obsidian Wings' interpretation of this comment, which appears to be (mostly) a suggestion that Congress would ban exports of oil. There's good analysis of why this is a bad idea — such a bad idea that it really ought to be obvious to our energy "experts".
Of course, according to McCain, his VP candidate is an expert (but not one of those elitist experts) who "knows more about energy than probably anyone else in the United States of America", probably because her state is in charge of producing 20% of the nation's energy needs — no, that's not right: 20% of the nation's oil and gas production — no, not quite: 20% of the nation's oil? — no, try again: around 18%, but falling to 13% during the first two years of Palin's gubernatorial administration. Yes, there we go. Which is of course a decent amount, if only the McCain team didn't lie about it.Gary Farber's comment on same post.
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A week ago, I reported that Kenny Chesney got a dog — a goldendoodle named Pancho . And I'd been wondering how that was going. It's going so well, it turns out, that Chesney's mom told him over the weekend, "Y'all are so close, you guys are even starting to look alike." Even Chesney himself admits that he and the dog — who was a Christmas present — are attached at the hip. But Chesney's plans to take Pancho out on the road with him are not without trouble. He told Chicago radio station WUSN he always has a vaporizer on his bus, but at their last tour stop, Pancho tore into the package of steam and now the entire bus is suffering from some unplanned aromatherapy. "He tore into this bottle of vaporizing steam," Chesney said. "He annihilated this bottle, and my whole bus smelled like this vaporizing steam. I still can't get it out." In other animal news, Chesney also reminisces about the time he tried to buy two monkeys for Keith Urban. "I looked all over the place," he said. "You just can't go buy a monkey"


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Printed directly onto styrene, this durable plastic chart is approximately 1/16" thick and has metal eyelets in top corners for convenient wall hanging; markable (wipe on/wipe off). Styrene charts are UV coated, latex free and feature bold and bright colors. The chart will remain upright on an easel for presentations and will stand up to heavy use in the office or classroom. Charts can be displayed with chart stands, anatomical charts measure 20" W x 26" H.
Classic illustrations by Peter Bachin. Shows anterior, lateral and posterior views of the skeletal system. Also illustrates portion of long bone, auditory ossicles, ligaments of the right hand (dorsal and palmar views), ligaments of the right foot (dorsal and plantar view) and the right knee joint (anterior and posterior views).
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For Windows users that use file associations to automatically launch files in Vim, a gem I've found is, in a command prompt window:
assoc .=txtfile
Where txtfile has been defined as a file type that is opened with Vim. See VimTip1003, and try ftype /? at the command prompt.
This will cause files with no extension (e.g. "Makefile") to open automatically in Vim.
You may need to logout and log back in before this will take effect.
This doesn't seem to work for me.
I've set ftype:
C:\>ftype | grep txtfile txtfile="C:\Program Files\Vim\vim71\gvim.exe"
Then I set assoc:
C:\>assoc | grep .=txt .=txtfile
This method does work for file extensions (.abcd) but not for extension-less files, I still get the "Open with ..." dialog.
What does work for me is:
C:\>assoc *=txtfile
I'm not a Windows expert, but AFAIK this is the correct method for associating files without an extension.
Does anyone know how these two are different?
Carpetsmoker 18:00, 13 April 2008 (UTC)
- I log out and back in and it does work, pfffft, Windows O.o Carpetsmoker 18:36, 13 April 2008 (UTC)
I'm on vista, the .= method worked for me right away, without the need to log off.


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Alexander Zhukovsky-Cubix Stationery Set
At Design Interviews
Interview with Alexander Zhukovsky : Frank Scott: What is the main principle, idea and inspiration behind your design?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Simplicity, logicality and functionality are the three main components of Cubix concept. The main idea of Cubix is to create an "organized chaos". Workplace order is very important, but many people prefer so-called creative mess. The solution of this little contradiction was the basis of the concept of Cubix. Due to elasticity of the red rods almost anything that scattered all over the table can be inserted into the pencil holder at any angle, from pens and pencils all of the sizes to paper and stickers. .Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Working on this design I've experimented with shape and function. I wanted to answer the question – can a function have a distinct shape? I got it. Cubix is shape of function. .Frank Scott: What are your future plans for this award winning design?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Cubix was developed as a corporate B2B product. Today we planning to update it and prepare it to mass selling. .Frank Scott: How long did it take you to design this particular concept?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Design of this concept took about six weeks. But whole development took little less half year. I mean the development from the first briefing to the first serial samples. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. Alexander Zhukovsky : This design was commissioned. .Frank Scott: Is your design being produced or used by another company, or do you plan to sell or lease the production rights or do you intent to produce your work yourself?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Cubix was designed for my client SKB-Kontur and today this design being produced. Commercial rights to this design belong to me and to my client. .Frank Scott: Where there any other designs and/or designers that helped the influence the design of your work?. Alexander Zhukovsky : I think that works of such designers as Eero Aarnio and Dieter Rams are influence on me. I inspired by their designs. .Frank Scott: Who is the target customer for his design?. Alexander Zhukovsky : It's B2B design. But we very quickly realized that the usual consumer wants to have the same one too. .Frank Scott: What sets this design apart from other similar or resembling concepts?. Alexander Zhukovsky : I think nothing radical. The main difference is that this kit is designed as a little system that is aesthetically finished at every level. Doesn't matter is Cubix assembled or disassembled; in every condition it looks well designed. Each part of the set looks good and can be used separately. Unusual design by usual means – that is my approach to this design. .Frank Scott: How did you come up with the name for this design? What does it mean?. Alexander Zhukovsky : It's very simple. Cubix has the shape of a cube. This is it. .Frank Scott: Which design tools did you use when you were working on this project?. Alexander Zhukovsky : I made a lot of designs and sketches before I found this solution. But all of these designs were not unique. As for this particular design it arose in my head like a flash. I just made a rough sketch and showed this idea to my client. We together immediately agreed that this is it. So the main design tools are paper and pen. .Frank Scott: What is the most unique aspect of your design?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Probably it's simplicity and functionality. .Frank Scott: Who did you collaborate with for this design? Did you work with people with technical / specialized skills?. Alexander Zhukovsky : No, this design was developed completely by myself. Engineering stage made by me as well. .Frank Scott: Is your design influenced by data or analytical research in any way? What kind of research did you conduct for making this design?. Alexander Zhukovsky : It was quite classic process. In the beginning of development are brainstorm and thorough analysis of analogues of course. But when the necessary solution was found we decided to perform the empathic research. I was making a lot of models and was offering to my students at USAAA to use these models according to their intended purpose. I have studied the reaction of students. By the results of this study, we have made minor changes of design. .Frank Scott: What are some of the challenges you faced during the design/realization of your concept?. Alexander Zhukovsky : The most complicated in this project was the technical part. The rods shape of pens holder was very difficult to manufacture by injection molding. These rods are too thin and long. It was difficult to find such composition of silicone, which couldn't be torn during manufacture (at the time of unlocking the mold). We spent a lot of time to achieve this. We were forced to make a lot of experimentation with materials. It was complicated but very interesting. .Frank Scott: How did you decide to submit your design to an international design competition?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Sometimes I try to participate in international design competitions. I think it something like an assay of my design solutions or outputs. .Frank Scott: What did you learn or how did you improve yourself during the designing of this work?. Alexander Zhukovsky : Each new project is a new step in my self-development. First of all, this project has enriched my experience. .
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Sam Peckinpah's "Straw Dogs" is just the latest iconic film to get a remake. If the new trailer is any indication, it's not gonna live up to its predecessor.
This new version, from director Rod Lurie ("The Contender"), stars James Marsden and Kate Bosworth as a young couple who move back to her childhood home, where they encounter a gang of roofers, led by Alexander Skarsgard. Next thing you know, Skarsgard and his crew go crazy, trying to break into the home, presumably to kill Marsden and Bosworth. Check it out:
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News from around the country and around the globe
Peckinpah's 1971 original, which starred Dustin Hoffman, is a brilliant and terrifying psychological thriller, while this looks to be little more than a more than a piece of home invasion horror-lite. Hope we're wrong.
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On Dec. 15, 2005, the small town of Russellville, Ark., was rocked by the news that 19-year-old college student and aspiring beauty queen Nona Dirksmeyer had been found murdered inside her apartment.
Nona's boyfriend Kevin Jones says he had been trying to reach her numerous times by phone but that his calls and messages had gone unanswered. Eventually, he and his mother decided to stop by Nona's apartment, where they discovered Nona's body.
As correspondent Richard Schlesinger reports, Nona had been murdered, beaten to death and left in her blood-spattered living room.
As paramedics responded to the 911 call, Kevin called Nona's stepfather, Duane Dipert, who in turn called his wife - and Nona's mother - Carol. "He met me close to the elevators. And I was just tinglin' all over. And I said, 'She's dead, isn't she?' And he said, 'Yeah,'" Carol remembers.
It was a grisly end to a life Nona struggled to fill with beauty. "I think she was just a really caring person that didn't wanna see anything go hungry or be abused," Nona's mother recalled.
Beautiful as she was, Nona was a most unlikely beauty queen. "She was really shy. Like almost painfully shy," remembers Nona's friend Adrielle Churchill, who had already won a beauty pageant.
Asked what attracted him to Nona, Kevin says, "If I didn't say her looks, I would probably by lying. I mean 'cause that's a big part of it, you know, when you're young. And her personality, too."
When Nona started competing in pageants, Kevin started to notice changes in his girlfriend. "It did help her self esteem a lot," he says.
By the time they were at Dover High School, Nona and Kevin were inseparable.
Kevin's mother Janice Jones, a school librarian, says Nona and Kevin were good for each other. "She just made him a kinder, sweeter person. He gave her confidence, and supported and cheered her on in her struggles," Janice says.
And Nona had a great deal to struggle with. She said years earlier, when she was just a child, she was sexually abused by her biological father. He died when she was just ten. And for years, she told almost no one about the abuse. But she did tell Kevin just after they started dating.
Carol says her daughter never told her, and that she didn't find out about the abuse until Nona's father was dead. Nona made preventing child abuse her cause when she appeared in pageants.
By the summer of 2005, Nona and Kevin had finished their first year of college together at Arkansas Tech University in Russellville. But Kevin was transferring, some 90 minutes away, to the University of Arkansas.
"I didn't like the fact that I had to be away from her," Kevin says. "I really looked forward to going back home on the weekends."
And Kevin was "back home" on Dec. 15, 2005. The couple had already spent time together, and Kevin says he expected to hear from Nona after she took a final exam, but didn't.
Kevin says he always managed to get a hold of Nona. He continued to call and message her until about 6 p.m., when he had promised to escort his mother to a school holiday dinner.
When the time came to drive to the party, Kevin says he was concerned that Nona hadn't called back. "And he said, 'Mom, I can't go to this party and wonder if she's okay,'" Janice remembers.
Kevin contacted his friend Ryan, who was delivering pizza in the area. He asked Ryan to check if Nona's car was parked outside her apartment. It was.
Ryan knocked on the door and told Kevin there was no answer. That's when Kevin and his mom raced to Nona's apartment.
Kevin and Ryan tried but failed to open the front door, so they ran around to the sliding door in the back. Kevin says he forced open the sliding glass door, ran inside, and turned Nona over.
When police arrived, they had to make sense of the gruesome scene. Was Kevin really a grieving boyfriend? And why was he covered in so much blood?


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Bethesda to Publish id's Rage
Rage was originally to be published by Electronic Arts through EA Partners, a deal that remained in place after ZeniMax snapped up the Doom and Quake creator in June.
Bethesda Softworks will now be publishing Rage. "As a result, Electronic Arts Inc. will not be involved in the sales and marketing of RAGE," said a press statement. "The ongoing development of RAGE is unaffected by this development."
The announcement unfortunately gave no further indication of when Rage's PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 release might be. "I can say that production is going well," is all id software's Tim Willits could tell us during an interview at QuakeCon in August.
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Riding Arizona's Apache Trail
By Danielle Tumminio, Special to CNN • Published 27th September 2012
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In an age where planes travel at record speeds and Google Earth gives visuals of every nook and cranny in the Grand Canyon, it may seem like the spirit of adventure and exploration that characterized the Wild West has gone the way of the T-Rex.
But along the Apache Trail outside of Phoenix, that spirit remains afire, accessible to anyone with a car and the heart of a cowboy.
The Apache Trail is a 40-mile circular road winding through the Superstition Mountains. Originally used as a migration route by the Apache Indians, it eventually became a stagecoach route and now a scenic drive.
Although scenic may be too tame a description.
Known for being one of the most treacherous routes in the United States, the road curves through steep mountainous terrain, surrounded by bush and cacti and a limited number of gas stations.
Adding to the treachery, a segment of the trail remains unpaved between Tortilla Flat and Roosevelt Dam. This patch of narrow road slithers through some of the most spectacular scenery on the trail, but can be dangerous and is not recommended for large vehicles, including RVs, caravans, and some SUVs. (If renting a vehicle, check that the company allows your particular car to travel down this portion of the trail.)
Paved or unpaved, a trip along the trail is a worthwhile expedition for anyone wanting a Wild West adventure in the 21st century. Check out these must-see stops:
Lost Dutchman State Park
Visitors at the first stop along the Apache Trail might expect to meet Annie Oakley or Jesse James ambling with guns in their hip holsters through cacti and inhaling the Arizona dry air. But it's Jacob Waltz whose name is famous here. Known as the Lost Dutchman -- though historical records indicate he hailed from Germany -- Waltz claimed to find a gold mine hidden in the Superstition Mountains, but he refused to reveal its location and no one has located it since his death in 1891.
Today, those in search of a fortune continue to traverse Lost Dutchman State Park in search of the mine. A handful have died in their quest. But for many others, the hiking trails provide an opportunity to explore the unique natural wonders of the Arizona desert. The park maintains hiking trails of varying difficulties as well as camping and RV sites for those wanting to spend the night.
Goldfield Ghost Town
Goldfield is a restored ghost town settled by miners a century ago. Tourists can take a tour of the old mine, sift for gold, dine at the saloon -- surrounded by antler and buffalo heads -- or amble down Main Street to LuLu's "family friendly" Bordello Museum and Gift Shop. Be sure to sample some of the root beer fudge and prickly pear cactus fudge at the General Store for a soda-shop-meets-Wild-West kind of treat. Gunfights occur hourly on weekends between noon and 4 p.m., and weddings can be held at the town
Canyon Lake
It's a curious sight to round a bend on the Apache Trail and find a 950-acre lake nestled in the desert valley. That's because Canyon Lake was formed as a result of the Mormon Flat Dam, which was completed in 1925. Today, the lake is a welcome oasis from the oppressive hot and dry air that characterizes the Southwest. Visitors to Canyon Lake may swim, sunbathe on the beach or rent a boat at the Marina. Canyon Lake also has campgrounds, a restaurant, and for a short romantic getaway, the
Dolly Steamboat
offers both daytime and dinner cruises.
Tortilla Flat
This outpost in the Superstition Mountains is home to six fearless residents and the tourists who pass through to see sites like Dutchman's Inn, founded by Jacob Waltz himself when he didn't like the town's restaurants. "Pardners, you're lookin' at the result," a sign outside the site says, "Jacob even made sure spirits were included since he could not resist a nip or two occasionally." (Sadly, there's no dining or nipping at the Dutchman's Inn now).
It is well worth a visit to the Superstition Saloon, where the wallpaper is composed of paper currency from a variety of countries, sarsaparillas flow freely, and the bar stools are made of horse saddles. A post office is also present so intrepid tourists can drop a postcard purchased from the general store into the mail. (The general store also stocks some particularly colorful and sparkly cowboy hats.)
Apache Lake
Like Canyon Lake, Apache Lake was formed by a dam erected along the Salt River. Today, the site offers intimate coves, hiking trails, fishing, boating and water skiing opportunities. Those walking around the 17-mile lake shouldn't be surprised to see wildlife including javelinas, deer and eagles. The site also offers a motel, restaurant and gas station. RV and camper hookups are available.
Roosevelt Dam and Lake
Like the Hoover Dam, Roosevelt Dam is a concrete arc designed to conserve water in the desert and provide electricity. Approximately 300 feet high, the Dam contains Roosevelt Lake, where tourists can swim, camp, boat, ride personal watercraft and shop at the general store.
Tonto National Monument
Visitors who reach the farthest point along the Apache Trail loop from the entrance at Lost Dutchman State Park will be rewarded with the sight of Tonto National Monument. This monument preserves cave dwellings used over 700 years ago by ancient residents in what used to be a bustling community.
Spectacular views of Roosevelt Lake are available from the monument. Tonto National Monument also has an 18-minute orientation video in the museum, which can be a welcome retreat if the weather is oppressive. Special activities including moon hikes, and off-site hikes are scheduled at various times of year, so be sure to check the website in advance of visiting.
The entire Apache Trail takes about six hours to drive through. For travelers wanting a shorter journey, it takes approximately 90 minutes to drive the loop from Lost Dutchman State Park to Tortilla Flat and back. (The sites are more condensed on this part of the trail and all roads are paved.)
But whether taking the long or short route, be sure to start off on the trail with a full tank of gas, refilling whenever possible to avoid running empty on the narrow road. And keep an eye out for the Dutchman's lost mine -- anyone who finds it would surely prove that the age of expedition and adventure on the Apache Trail is far from over.
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South African Journal of Education
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S. Afr. j. educ. vol.32 no.4 Pretoria ene. 2012
Editorial: Visual Methodologies in Educational Research
Guest Editor: Naydene de Lange
An article by Claudia Mitchell that appeared in SAJE in 2008 paved the way for this special issue. Mitchell, who introduced visual methodologies into educational research in South Africa, wrote "...I address educational research in South Africa at a time when questions of the social responsibility of the academic researcher ... are critical" (2008:365). What is the social responsibility of academic researchers in the social sciences, and in education, in particular? Of course, the social responsibility is researching relevant problems to generate new knowledge that would be useful in understanding the educational challenges which confront our society.
But what if the educational researcher - through the chosen methodology - could, at the same time, contribute to social change? What if the researchers in the 'ivory tower' of academia could cross the 'moat' to the communities around them, engaging in research that could, potentially, make an immediate difference in the lives of people? This, I believe, links to the call in The Charter for Humanities and Social Sciences (2011:67) for "research in the social sciences and the humanities to take their place again at the leading edge of our struggle for transformation and the development of South African society".
While there has been a burgeoning of innovative methodologies in the social sciences in general, South African educational researchers too, are embarking on cutting-edge visual research (see, for example, the work of De Lange, Ebersohn, Karlsson, Khau, Moletsane, Mitchell, Olivier, Pithouse, Stuart, Theron, Van Laren, and Wood). Visual methodologies in educational research have been used in studies on: resilience, sexuality, gender, gender-based violence, HIV and AIDS, and so on. These studies have involved learners, students, educators, parents, community-health workers, department officials, academics; they have focused on urban, peri-urban, and rural contexts.
I concur with Mitchell (2009:265), that we need to "... ensure that the term "visual methodologies" is not simply reduced to one practice or to one set of tools ... and ... at the same time ... [to] ensure that this set of methodologies and practices are appreciated within its full complexity". It is this complexity that this special issue appreciates, by drawing together a collection of research articles - each of which demonstrates the value of using visual methodology as a mode of inquiry, a mode of representation and a mode of dissemination, while also engaging critically with the conceptual, methodological, interpretive and ethical issues peculiar to visual methodologies.
Working "... with the visual creates a generative space for looking, and then looking anew [which]... for researchers and research students new to the area of visual methodologies ... can be a liberating experience" (Mitchell, 2011 :xiii).
This special issue offers a collection of thirteen articles, showcasing visual research, spanning the use of drawing, photographs, participatory video, role-playing, and artefacts as material culture.
A set of five articles bring together drawing as a research method (see also Theron, Mitchell, Smith & Stuart, 2011). The article, Drawing on resilience: piloting the utility of the Kinetic Family Drawing to measure resilience in children of HIV-positive mothers, shows how drawing could be used as a culturally appropriate and relevant measure of resilience. Showing how the use of drawing as a psychological measure has cross-cultural utility, not only positions drawing as a possible tool to complement data generation in the absence of 'standardised' measures, but also to access and engage with issues, which are difficult to articulate.
The article, How youth picture gender injustice: building skills for HIV prevention through a participatory, arts-based approach, takes up a 'difficult to articulate' issue - with school youth using drawing, exploring how they engage as key actors in educating their peers on HIV prevention. Using drawing to work with educators, Picture that: Supporting sexuality educators in narrowing the knowledge/practice gap, demonstrates how using drawing could facilitate interrogating one's own beliefs and practices in sexuality education. The use of drawings to facilitate interviews with orphaned children in Mpumalanga province, South Africa, also shows how drawing enables children to talk about hidden issues in a non-threatening way. The article, Does visual participatory research have resilience-promoting value? Teacher experiences of generating and interpreting drawings, offers an interesting phenomenological investigation into teachers' experiences of generating and interpreting drawings.
Two articles offer some insight into the use of photographs in visual research (see also De Lange, Mitchell & Stuart, 2007). The article, The potential for using visual elicitation in understanding preschool teachers' beliefs ofappropriate educational practices, suggests that the choice of visual methodologies could mitigate the limitations inherent in self-reports, and that capturing the implicitness embedded in teachers' beliefs would not have been possible without the use of visual methods. Children as photographers: Life experiences and the right to be listened to, shows the potential of photovoice to engage eight-year-old children in making meaning of their experiences of their home environment, and used to inform citizenship practice.
The articles, "Youth envisioning safe schools: A participatory video approach" demonstrates how participatory video could be used with youth to encourage agency, while " We grew as we grew": Visual methods, social change and collective learning over time, highlights the use of visual methodologies, including participatory video (see also Milne, Mitchell & De Lange, 2012), with a group of youths in Cape Town, South Africa, over a number of years. This article points to a key tenet of visual research, i.e. social change, by exploring - in a longitudinal study - what difference the work has made in the lives of the youths.
Another interesting article, Towards academic generativity: working collaboratively with visual artefacts for self-study and social change, shifts to material culture, with the authors (two academics) using artefact retrieval as a visual method to initiate an exploration into generative possibilities for becoming agents of social change through their own educational research.
Two further articles speak to the role of the visual and its potential for engaging participants in self-reflection in an attempt to change behaviour. Exploring the use of role-play in a school-based programme to reduce teenage pregnancy, examines whether role-play is an effective teaching and learning method to promote safe sexual behaviour, while Visual graphics for human rights, social justice, democracy and the public good, contends that the visual graphics curriculum offers an opportunity to engage students in human rights issues and so contribute to social change.
Another article, On the use of visual methodologies in educational policy research, quite appropriately points to ways in which visual methodologies can be used to interrogate how knowledge is produced through the construction and representation of policy texts and discourses, particularly in relation to studying social differences in globalizing conditions.
This is not a definitive collection of articles on visual research; but it clearly paves the way for more researchers to engage in visual research, as a way to contribute to social change.
De Lange N, Mitchell C & Stuart J (eds) 2007. Putting people in the picture: Visual Methodologies for social change. Rotterdam: Sense. [ Links ]
DHET 2011. The Charter for the Humanities and Social Sciences. RSA: DHET. [ Links ]
Milne EJ, Mitchell C & De Lange N (eds) 2012. Handbook of Participatory Video. Lanham, New York, Toronto, Plymouth, UK: Alta Mira Press. [ Links ]
Mitchell C 2008. Getting the picture and changing the picture: Visual methodologies and educational research in South Africa. South African Journal of Education, 28:365-383. [ Links ]
Mitchell C 2011. Doing visual research. Los Angeles, London, New Delhi, Singapore, Washington, DC: Sage. [ Links ]
Theron L, Mitchell C, Smith A & Stuart J (eds) 2011. Picturing research: drawings as visual methodology. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers. [ Links ]


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WELCOME TO the fourth of the new live blogs on the new-look Angler's Mail website.
Thursdays will see the Pike Anglers Club crew taking over our blogosphere. We take predator fishing seriously at the Mail, so are delighted our pals at the PAC are on board. Here we have the PAC webmaster, Dave Mutton discussing safe summer piking practice, and a development in pike conservation in Scotland.
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EVEN though summer has finally arrived, there still seems to be plenty going on within the world of pike fishing at the moment.
For starters there is the ever present debate over whether we should fish for pike at all during the summer months. There seems to be three schools of thought on this subject. Firstly there are the guys who do not fish for pike at all during the warmer months, then there are the guys who will lure fish but not bait fish during the summer and finally there are those that fish for pike throughout the year.
So what are the issues with fishing for pike through the summer and why do some people not do it? The pike, although a fearsome looking creature, is actually quite a fragile beast and needs very careful handling whilst on the bank. The pike is at its happiest and thrives better in cooler, well oxygenated water. When a pike is hooked obviously its demand for oxygen is increased from when it is just lying there waiting to ambush prey. It is important that this increased demand for oxygen can be met from the environment it is in. Lowland shallow waterways often do not have a high level of dissolved oxygen in warmer weather and so it is not a good idea to fish for pike on these waterways in the summer. A big wind swept waterway such as a Scottish loch or a weir pool on a fast flowing river will have far higher levels of dissolved oxygen and so it may be possible to fish these types of waterways without there being any potential risk to the pike.
Obviously the longer a fish is out of the water the longer it is deprived of oxygen replenishment following being caught. Pike will swallow a bait a lot faster in the summer than in the winter and this can obviously lead to deep hooking if not careful. Not only then is there the issue of carefully removing the hooks, this also means that the fish is out of the water for longer than necessary, which is not good due to the low oxygen high temperatures prevalent.
This is the reason that many guys lure fish but do not bait fish during the summer there is less potential for deep hooking and therefore fish can be returned to the water quickly. It is imperative that you are organised if you choose to pike fish through the summer, ensure that the unhooking mat, pliers etc are ready to go. If you have problems extracting a hook then cut the hook with some cutters and remove it. You may want to consider only using barbless trebles in the summer to speed the unhooking process up. The main point here is to get the fish back as quickly as possible.
Personally, I do not fish for pike during the summer, the waterways close to me are not suitable for summer piking and I am far too busy chasing catfish. If you do target pike during the warmer months then the PAC guide to pike fishing in the summer can be found here http://www.pacgb.co.uk/Summer%20Pike%20Fishing.pdf
More conservation news next, this time a specific issue around Loch Awe in Scotland.
Recently there was a proposed change to the bylaws which would allow the removal of pike by anglers fishing the loch. Since 2008 it has been illegal to remove any pike from Loch Awe and so this was very much a backwards step in pike conservation.
Pressure was brought to bear on the Loch Awe Improvement Association by the PAC the PAAS (Pike Anglers Alliance for Scotland) and other bodies. The LAIA listened to the voices of the pike anglers and all the scientific evidence and have subsequently scrapped the proposed change to the by-law.
Well done to the LAIA for maintaining their enlightened approach to pike conservation in Scotland.
A full report on this subject can be found in the next edition of Pikelines, the PAC members' magazine where Adam Johnson, the general secretary of the PAAS, PAC supporter and member of the LAIA gives a full report. A special mention must also go to Micky Jones The PAC RO for Inverness who organised a petition which got well over 500 signatures opposing the proposed changes. Well done Micky, Adam and the LAIA, another victory for pike conservation.
Many people out there may be considering Joining the PAC and, apart from helping to conserve pike, may wonder what is actually in it for them. This is quite right, nobody wants to join anything unless they can see some tangible benefits. Well one of the benefits of being a member of the PAC is our series of fishing events.
Below are details of the events we will be holding for 2012. These events are open to PAC members only. Access to these events alone is worth the £22.50 membership fee.
Rutland Water (lure only) Mon. 17th Sept.
Esthwaite Water (lure and bait) Sun. 28th Oct.
Places still available for these events, please see Pikelines 136 for details use the booking slip enclosed in that issue.
River Bure Wroxham (two-day event) Thurs. 29th – Fri. 30th Nov. SOLD OUT.
Lake of Menteith (Lures only) Sat. 3rd. Nov. PAC members ONLY. 60 members. Boat fishing.
£34 per angler, £42 adult and Junior. 30 Boats. Lures ONLY. Disabled boat available. Draw at the PAC Convention if oversubscribed. Usual Menteith rules apply.
Lake of Menteith (Bait & lures) Sat. 16th. March 2013. PAC members ONLY. 60 members.
Boat fishing. £34 per angler, £42 adult and Junior. 30 Boats. Sea deads ONLY. Disabled boat available. Draw at the PAC Convention if oversubscribed. Usual Menteith rules apply.
Another benefit of PAC membership is our magazine, Pikelines. This is a quarterly and is sent out to all members. All members are welcome, and indeed encouraged, to contribute articles to the magazine.
Every year two articles, or series are chosen as the Pikelines articles of the year. I am pleased to announce that the 2012 winner of the James Holgate Pikelines Article of the Year award goes to James Sarkar for his excellent series Young PAC Pikers. The winner of the Junior award for 2012 goes to Stuart Wynne. Both winners will be presented with an armful of prizes at this year's convention which will be covered in more detail next month.
Well that's it for this month. I will be off chasing catfish in France and Spain for a couple of weeks in August but will hopefully be back at the end of the month with all the news and views from the PAC.
In our next blog here in the Big Fish category of www.anglersmail.co.uk, we will have a look at some of the other benefits that come with being a PAC member along with a focus on our annual convention as already mentioned. Whatever you are fishing for I wish you all the best, and if you are fishing for pike, please read our guide to summer piking before you go.
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