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Snips and Snails!

Like most gardeners I suspect, I find that the snail is a perennial problem. No sooner do the days warm up and carefully tended shoots emerge then .... so do the snails and, unless prompt action is taken .... no more plants!

I try to garden organically as much as possible, and my preferred method of control is to go into the garden either early in the morning or late in the evening when they are most active, collect them up, and chuck them over the hedge onto a patch of waste ground about 100 yds away. They probably migrate back again - I've often thought of marking their shells in some way to see how many times I'm chucking the same snail in one season! But on the whole I've better things to do, like turn the compost heap!

Anyway, it was while I was gathering up the most recent snail heap that I began to ponder upon the nature of these gastropodian nuisances. I did a bit of reading and realised that snails are actually very well designed to fill their ecological niche.

I took myself off to the local library and spent some time studying a natural history book, which had a particularly comprehensive snail section. From this I learned that snails have been on this planet for a very long time, much longer than us. They are cold-blooded creatures who cannot regulate their body temperatures. But they can withdraw into their shells and secrete a temporary waterproof lid over the opening. They can even fit double glazing if the weather becomes very cold. But they can't ever leave home. Their bodies and shells are permanently fused - think how hard a thrush has to work to extract the juicy snail innards from its tough outer casing.

The snail's shell grows as its body grows and the whorls turn clockwise. If you ever find one that turns anticlockwise then it's literally a one-in-a-million event!

All we ever see of the snail is its head and foot. A snail foot is like nothing else on earth, simply something muscular to move with on its own thin ribbon of excreted mucus. It moves slowly, but safely and although it doesn't like rough surfaces such as gravel, it can still move over them without harm gliding on its mucus.

As I know to my cost, snails will eat lettuce and strawberries and all manner of tender and soft garden plants. But, it's not personal, a snail is just as happy feeding on garden rubbish and weeds. It has - wait for it - no fewer than 14,000 teeth. Its eyes are on the end of its tentacles, the longer, posterior ones, which it can pull into its body if touched.

Snails are a useful food source for other creatures such as thrushes, hedgehogs, mice and shrews. Beetles and glow-worms eat them and so do 65 different species of British fly. People eat them too - but I've never quite been that hungry!

So there you have it - the common or garden snail - an interesting creature, but one which is still doomed to end up the other side of my hedge if caught molesting my hostas!

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Ellie Dixon lives in deepest rural Devon, England with her husband and two very large Newfoundland dogs. She is passionate about vintage illustrated children's books and loves to restore and edit them for today's kids to rediscover.

Visit Kids of Character", a unique range of beautiful illustrated books and fun activities all designed to help parents grow responsible, trustworthy kids of good character, or for even more great books visit Scruffy's Bookshop, Ellie's main website.

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FAQ - Who Is Tintin The Belgian Boy Detective?

Tintin is a young Belgian reporter who through heroic action solves mysteries that are presented at the start of each comic book. Tintin was first introduced to the world in Tintin in the Land of the Soviets. Created by George Remi the first adventure was released in a Belgium paper in 1929-1930.

Tintin and the Land of the Soviets was a political satire that poked fun at the Soviets claims to having a thriving economy and found an audience due to many people's unease with the Soviet Empire. Remi himself had distrust for the Soviet Empire.

The Tintin comic series have an almost formulaic feel about it. Most of the books deal with Tintin having to solve a mystery of some kind whilst also having to write a story for his paper.

Tintin and The Black Island is a good example of how the books work. In The Black Island Tinitn sees a plane make an emergency landing and goes to try and help. As Tintin goes to the pilot's aid the pilot shoots him. Tintin then recovers in hospitable where he finds out that a similar plane crashed in a field in Sussex from the detectives Thompson and Thompson.

Tintin then obviously decides to investigate the mystery for himself. The adventure thus starts leading Tintin to be accused of assault and theft of a fellow passenger on a train journey and later kidnapped and forced to jump off a cliff (saved by his dog snowy before he is made too). The trail leads to an Island off Scotland where stories of a strange beast is said to kill humans. Tintin discovers the Island to be the hideout of forgers and cleverly captures them and holds them till the police arrive.

Tintin is always able to solve the mysteries that are put before him although some are set over two books such as Destination Moon and Explorers on the Moon. Tintin may solve these mysteries but funnily enough he not often seen handing in a article. The end of the comic strips often sees him receiving a hero's reception along with Captain Haddock and Snowy.

Tintin is a heroic young man but lacks the color of many of the other characters that appear in the comic books. He shows more or less neutral attitudes that make him understandable and easier to identify with for the target audience and why Spielberg and Jackson hope to capture the audiences' attention

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Tintin the Belgium Boy Detective is going to be very popular search topic as the Tintin movie draws near. Holly Franklin has been a big Tintin fan for a number of years. She is very much looking forward to the new Tintin movie trilogy due for release in 2009.

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Science Fiction Fantasy Short Film Festival

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The Science Fiction Fantasy Short Film Festival (SFFSFF), is an international genre film festival devoted to fantasy and science fiction cinema from across the globe. The SFFSFF takes place annually every winter in Seattle, Washington at the world renowned Seattle_Cinerama Theater. The festival brings together industry professionals in filmmaking and the genres of science fiction and fantasy to encourage and support new, creative additions to science fiction and fantasy cinema arts. The (SFFSFF) is a co-production of the EMP_SFM & SIFF.

Contents

1 Overview

2 Past Festivals

2.1 2006

2.2 2007

2.3 2008

2.4 2009

2.5 2010

3 References

4 External links

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Overview

Official program guide for the 5th Annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival.

Originally, the festival when it was announced in 2005 was named the Science Fiction Short Film Festival. The word and subject field of Fantasy was added later for the 2009 edition. SFFSFF's mission is to promote and encourage awareness, appreciation and understanding of the art of science fiction & fantasy cinema. eattle robust art scene and strong film culture offers opportunities for creative filmmakers to tell stories within the framework of science fiction, and fosters a connection between filmmakers, directors, producers, writers and audiences, said Therese Littleton, EMP/SFM spokesperson. his is a great event to recognize achievement and innovation in science fiction filmmaking and storytelling disciplines and EMP/SFM is very proud to be a part of it. Submissions will be judged based on originality, quality, artistic merit, innovation, voice, style and narrative. A nationally recognized panel of distinguished film, television, literature, and science fiction industry professionals, peers and film critics has reviewed qualifying submissions each year of the festival to select the winners.

Past Festivals

2006

The first Science Fiction Short Film Festival was held February 4th, 2006 at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. Twenty original short films were showcased in competition to win a development pitch with the SCI_FI Channel. Thirteen of the twenty directors were able to attend the festival; two traveling to Seattle from as far away as Israel and Ireland.

Short films presented

They're Made Out of Meat

Red Planet Blues

Microgravity

Cost of Living

Circus of Infinity

Heartbeat

Cost of Living

Scribble

Heyday

The Grandfather Paradox

La Vie d'un Chien (The Life of a Dog)

A Piece of Wood

Perfect Heat

Skewed

Killswitch

Wireless

Into the Maelstrom

neoplasia

Welcome to Eden

The Hard Ages-Trial Run

Super-Anon

Awards

Grand Prize: They're Made Out of Meat (Ireland), Director: Stephen O'Regan

Second Place: Red Planet Blues (USA), Director: David H. Brooks

Third Place: Microgravity (USA), Director: David Sanders

Honorable Mention: Cost of Living (Canada), Director: Jonathan Joffe

Honorable Mention: Circus of Infinity (USA), Director: Sue Corcoran

Honorable Mention: Heartbeat(Israel), Director: Omri Bar-Levy

Audience Favorite: Cost of Living (Canada), Director: Jonathan Joffe

Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: Microgravity (USA), Director: by David Sanders

Festival Jury

Richard Hutton

Douglas Trumbull

Thomas Vitale

Craig Engler

Kathleen Murphy

Vonda McIntyre

Lawrence Krauss

Jacob McMurray

Beth Barrett

2007

On February 3, 2007, the second annual Science Fiction Short Film Festival was held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. The sci fi festival played to a sold-out crowd for the second year in a row. Out of a field of dozens of entries, the best short science fiction films were selected from around the United States and from as far away as England, Australia, and Taiwan. A jury of media professionals selected the best films of the 20 screened. At the festival, filmmakers answered audience questions while the crowd voted on their favorite film.

Short films presented

Transgressions

The Un-Gone

13 Ways to Die at Home

Maklar, Anyone?

Atomic Banana

Singularity

The Inedible Bulk

Machinations

Fantastic Fortune

F*ck You, Pay Me

The Realm

Spaceball

Haunted Planet

Life Signs

Project K.A.T.

TV Man

Mizar

Agnieszka

The Tragical Historie of Guidolon the Giant Space Chicken

Face Machine

Awards

Grand Prize: Transgressions (USA), Director: Valerie Weiss

Second Place: The Un-Gone (UK), Director: Simon Bovey

Third Place: 13 Ways to Die at Home (USA), Director: Lee Lanier

Audience Favorite: Maklar, Anyone? (USA), Director: Phil Guzzo

Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: 13 Ways to Die at Home (USA), Director: Lee Lanier

2008

On February 2, 2008 , the annual Science Fiction Short Film Festival was held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. The Science Fiction Short Film Festival promotes and encourages an awareness, appreciation and understanding of the art of science fiction cinema. Its mandate is to create a forum for creative artistry in science fiction film and recognize the most outstanding short films produced. A pitch meeting with SCI FI Channel executives for a chance to potentially write or direct a two-hour film for the network was the grand prize.

Short films presented

Adam, Vampire

Alpha Worm

The Apparatus

E:D:E:N

Eggworld

Lucidity

Monster Job Hunter

Not 2b Toyed With

The Recordist

The Nothing Pill

Avant Petalos Grillados

EEE-Funk

Escape! From Robot Island

Forecast

Four Corners

Graw

I Was a Creature From Outer Space!

The Mourner

Operation: Fish

What Love Remains

Awards

Grand Prize: Forecast (USA), Director: Erik Courtney

Second Place: Four Corners (USA), Director: Douglas Mueller

Third Place: Escape! From Robot Island (USA), Director: Tim Thompson

Audience Favorite: E:D:E:N (Italy), Director: Fabio Guaglione

Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: Operation: Fish (USA), Director: Jeff Riley

2009

On February 7, 2009 , the annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival was held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. The festival brings together industry professionals in filmmaking and the genres of science fiction and fantasy to encourage and support new, creative additions to science fiction and fantasy cinema arts.

Short films presented

BAIT

Bugbear

The Communicators

Hose

Notes from the Acrid Plain with Burton Hoary, Vol. 7

Outsource

Scion

The Whistler

Wishing Well

Wormhole Chasers

Abigail

Beatgirl A Piece of Action!

Collector

Eel Girl

F A D E

The Heist

Hirsute

Six Impossible Things

Things Last

The Tiny Spaceship

Awards

Grand Prize: F A D E (Australia), Director: Vincent Taylor

Second Place: Outsource (USA), Director: Daniel Trezise

Third Place: Notes from the Acrid Plain with Burton Hoary, Vol. 7(USA), Director: Jonathan Ashley

Audience Favorite: Hirsute (Canada), Director: A.J. Bond

Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: Outsource (USA), Director: Daniel Trezise

Festival Jury

Erik Courtney

Jesse Harris

Daniel Myrick

Marc Scott Zicree

Daniel Thornton

Aristomenis Tsirbas

Chris Weitz

2010

The Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival promotes and encourages an awareness, appreciation and understanding of the art of science fiction and fantasy cinema. Its mandate is to create a forum for creative artistry in science fiction and fantasy film and recognize the most outstanding short films produced. On January 30, 2010 , the annual Science Fiction Short Film Festival will be held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. 10 short films will screen in the first session 4:00pm 6:00pm; 10 short films will screen in the second session 7:00pm 9:00pm. An awards ceremony follows the second session.

Short films presented

ALMA

BEAST OF BURDEN

CHARLIE THISTLE

DIE SCHNEIDER KRANKHEIT

EXTRAORDINARY

S.S. HUMANITY

SHUTTLE T-42

THE CONTROL MASTER

THE KIRKIE

TO THE MOON

AFTERGLOW

ARTHUR'S LORE

BURDEN

CC 2010

ELDER SIGN

HANDS OFF!

HANGAR NO. 5

NANOSPORIN AI

SINGULARITY

THIRD DAYS CHILD

Awards

Grand Prize: THE CONTROL MASTER

Second Place: ALMA

Third Place: CHARLIE THISTLE

Audience Favorite: CHARLIE THISTLE

Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: HANGAR NO. 5

Festival Jury

A.J. Bond

Jesse Harris

Susan LaSalle

Howard McCain

Daniel Myrick

Vincent Taylor

Marc Scott Zicree

References

Official Sites

2010

[http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?categoryID=216

[http://www.siff.net/presents/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=159

2009

[http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?articleID=1340

[http://www.siff.net/presents/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=125

2008

[http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?articleID=1020

[http://www.siff.net/cinema/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=92

2007

[http://web.archive.org/web/20070222101607/www.sfhomeworld.org/make_contact/special.asp?articleID=251

[http://www.siff.net/cinema/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=42

2006

[http://web.archive.org/web/20061003143925/http://www.sfhomeworld.org/make_contact/special.asp?articleID=234

[http://www.siff.net/cinema/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=14

[http://www.siff.net/press/detail.aspx?NID=64&year=2006

Articles

"A Walk Through SFFSFF (2010)" (A Random Walk Through Film)

"Norwescon Photos of SFFSFF(2010)" (Flickr)

"Official Photos of SFFSFF(2010)" (EMPSFM)

"BURDEN Fan Feedback at SFFSFF (2010)" (Twitvid)

"Recap of SFFSFF (2010)" (NWSFS)

"Seattle's SFFSFF (2010)" (Seattle PI People's Critic)

"SFFSFF Recap (2010)" (Tangerine Penguin)

"Science Fiction, Double Feature(2010)" (City Noises)

"Let's All Go To The Movies(2010)" (Seattlest)

"SIFF & EMPSFM Present SFFSFF(2010)" (Queen Anne View)

"Movies This Weekend(2010)" (Seattle Times)

"Treasure seekers find more than expected in HANGER NO. 5(2010)" (Quiet Earth)

"Humanity high-tails it to space in scifi short S.S. HUMANITY (2010)" (Quiet Earth)

"5th Annual SFFSFF (2010)" (Seattle Film-Music Newsletter)

"Sci Fi & Fantasy Film Fest(2010)" (MetroBlogging)

"Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Film Festival invades Seattle this Saturday(2010)" (Culture Mob)

"Interview of Brooks Peck on SFFSFF(2010)" (Seattle Geekly)

"Save The Date: SFFSFF(2010)" (NW Production Blog)

"Hey Seattle! Fifth Annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival!(2010)" (Twitch Films)

"Astounding Tales of Science Fiction(2009)" (Daily UW)

"Official Photos of SFFSFF(2009)" (EMPSFM)

"The Tiny Spaceship Lands in Seattle Saturday(2009)" (Seattlest)

"Seattle Sci-Fi Fans Get Their Fix(2009)" (On Screen Mag)

"Please Turn Off Your Vibrators & Pacemakers(2008)" (Fuzzy World)

"2nd Annual Seattle SFSFF(2007)" (Mark Atwood)

"Science Fiction Short Film Festival(2007)" (Wild Realm Reviews)

"1st Annual Science Fiction Short Festival Launched(2006)" (Solar Flare)

"Sci-fi in Seattle(2006)" (Greencine)

"SF Short Film Festival(2006)" (Mad Times)

External links

Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival(SFFSFF)

EMP|SFM official website

Official EMP/SFM Twitter Feed

SIFF home page

SIFF Twitter Feed

Seattle Cinerama

Seattle Cinerama Twitter Feed

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Watch The Vampire Diaries Season 2 Episode 17 - Know Thy Enemy Online

Based on the Alloy novels, WBTV's "Vampire Diaries" centers on Elena (Nina Dobrev), a tragic heroine who is the object of passion for two vampire brothers, Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder).

The Vampire Diaries is an American supernatural-fantasy horror television series developed by Kevin Williamson, based on the book series of the same name by L. J. Smith. The series follows the life of Elena Gilbert (Nina Dobrev), who falls in love with vampire brothers Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon Salvatore (Ian Somerhalder). The series also focuses on the lives of Elena's friends and other inhabitants of the fictional town of Mystic Falls, Virginia. The series is a mix of teen drama and the supernatural.

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In last episode we have seen how Elena, Damon, and Stefan are tired of Katherine's constant mind games, they realize that Katherine's knowledge of Mystic Falls history will help them survive. Caroline finds a new way to get Matt's attention after feeling frustrated with their relationship. Alaric reveals some shocking information to Jenna, and Katherine makes a different kind of confession to Damon. Stefan and Bonnie try to convince Jonas and Luka that they should all be working together, but Jonas' lack of trust leads to a violent and intense confrontation. Watch The Vampire Diaries Season 2 Episode 17 Online.

The Vampire Diaries Season 2 Episode 17 s02e17 episode summary: Elena and Alaric are upset with John after Isobel's unexpected arrival devastates Jenna. Damon, Jeremy, and Bonnie search for the spell they'll need to harness the power of Bonnie's ancestors. Caroline, heartbroken, doesn't know how to handle the situation with Matt. Damon and Stefan realize they have a new secret weapon.

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