“Demolition Man” co stars Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes may reunite in “The Expendables 3.” Snipes was released from prison last week after serving more than two years for tax evasion, and remains under house arrest until July 19. Word is Stallone wants to help the 50 year old friend get back on his feet with a role in the next “Expendables” sequel, which is also said to star action heroes Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Jackie Chan, Clint Eastwood and Harrison Ford. Stallone said last month he’s writing “EX3” and filming could begin later this year..

Is a low tech, low touch technique criminals use to get your information and they boldly do so in public places usually right under our noses or over our shoulders. Typically they would watch or listen carefully as we key our credit card number or password into a keypad, or give the our account number over the telephone. And don for a moment think that they have to be standing within earshot to steal your info.

While it won’t be self evident when you first view the blue and floral living room set, “Nana’s Naughty Knickers” comes alive only when we see what’s really going on behind cleverly concealed trap doors. This splashy, flashy juxtaposition is the make or break element of the show, and Shelley Barish’s set designs are bright, glittery, and just adult bookstore enough to make them titillating. The occasional misfires on opening night show how tricky it can be to pull off these quick change moments..

Lenses Even using ‘thin’ 1.6 index plastic, the lenses look a little thick which, aside from not looking attractive, can lead to them feeling heavy and slipping down the nose. The anti reflective coating does not seem the best. The lenses almost correspond to Vince’s prescription but not quite, though the quality of vision is still good.

As scientific data increasingly supports observations of human induced climate change, however, many are now taking action.”It is a very appropriate move in terms of a biblical basis and, in fact, long overdue,” said Fred Van Dyke, who teaches environmental ethics at Wheaton College. “The evangelical community has long associated the environmental agenda with a liberal agenda, but they are getting over it.”Roy Spencer, principal research scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and former senior climate scientist with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, said he is concerned that the initiative focuses too strongly on activism and not enough on science. In the monograph, the alliance said that climate change science remains inconclusive.”We cannot say for certain how much the planet may be warming, how much is due to human activities versus natural cycles, or whether these changes in global temperature would be mostly good or mostly bad for the majority of people,” Spencer wrote in the monograph.Other prominent evangelical figures such as Focus on the Family chairman James Dobson, and Chuck Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship Ministries have also said they are concerned about the Evangelical Climate Initiative stance on environmental policy.The media, in particular, has misrepresented the effort as the majority opinion among evangelicals, said Cal Beisner, an associate professor of historical theology and social ethics at Knox Theological Seminary and an adviser for the initiative.