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Javier Bardem: 7 Craziest Movie Hairstyles
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Is that Guy Fieri? Bardem's hair was part Food Network chef part sharp-spined rodent when he played Versace clad playboy Reiner in 2013's The Counselor. "I'm pretty sure the hair was Javier's own idea," the film's costume designer Janty Yates recently told EW.com.
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Concerns about Android fragmentation and malware could give Microsoft and Windows 8 an opportunity in enterprises
In the battle for the hearts and minds of enterprise mobile developers, Apple's iOS has taken a commanding lead as businesses show concern over Android, according to a recent survey of mobile developers by Appcelerator and IDC. Does Android's weakness in the enterprise open the door for Microsoft to get back in the game?
"The big news is that Apple's iOS took a dramatic lead over Google's Android in the enterprise app space," says Scott Ellison, vice president of Mobile and Connected Consumer Platforms at IDC. "For developers, Android appears to be evolving more toward a consumer play, which in turn provides a key competitive opening for Microsoft in the enterprise mobile app space."
The Appcelerator/IDC 2Q 2012 Mobile Report, based on a survey of 3,632 developers around the world, found that 53.2 percent of developers feel Apple's iOS will win in the enterprise, compared with 37.5 percent who feel Android will win. This is a dramatic 16 point shift from just three quarters ago, when developers felt they were in a dead heat at 44 percent each.
"Kind of contrary to the conventional wisdom, Apple's focus on the enterprise is netting results," says Michael King, director of Enterprise Strategy for Appcelerator, provider of multi-platform tools for mobile app development.
Enterprises concerned by Android fragmentation, malware
King says Appcelerator and IDC believe Apple's success (and Android's difficulty) among enterprise developers is based upon a number of factors, including the following:
Developers like Metro UI for Windows 8
Both Appcelerator and IDC are careful to note that the full effect of Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility and its IT management and support assets have yet to be felt in the market. But with Microsoft about to enter the field with Windows 8 tablets and phones, Android's failure to take the enterprise market by storm may just give Microsoft the opening it needs.
"We see an opportunity for Windows 8 in the enterprise," King says. "Our developers think the Metro UI is cool. They're optimistic about Windows 8, but they're also very cautious. They're not really excited about developing for Windows 7, and they also believe the Lumia launch has been pretty lame to date. While they're very optimistic about Window 8, they're not committing a lot of resources yet."
Fully 33.3 percent of developers say they are very interested in developing for Windows 8 tablets, which IDC notes is an objectively strong number for a device class that has not yet been made commercially available. Microsoft's much touted Metro UI may play a role in that developer excitement, as 43.8 percent of developers say they find it beautiful and different compared with iOS and Android, and 28.5 percent say it is helping them rethink how to more effectively engage their users.
Microsoft's commitment to both ARM-based and x86-based devices may also help push it over the top if Microsoft can get it right, the report found. Providing a clear path and tools to help developers port their apps for ARM-based devices (like the iPad) to x86-based devices (like most PCs) could win over developers, 65 percent of whom are looking for the ability to provide consistent app user experiences across smartphones, tablets and PCs. A majority of developers (50.2 percent) also want the ability to efficiently reuse code when porting their apps.
Given Android's current weakness in the enterprise and the dramatic fall of the Research in Motion (RIM) BlackBerry-developer interest in developing for the BlackBerry 10 platform fell from 40 percent to 24 percent between the first quarter of 2012 and the second quarter-Appcelerator and IDC believe Microsoft has an opportunity to displace Android as the number two mobile operating system in the enterprise.
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Meanwhile, the good news for Android is that it has managed to arrest its sinking popularity with developers, particularly developers of consumer apps, after four quarters of declining numbers. The report found 78.1 percent of developers say they are "very interested" in developing apps for Android phones, just slightly down from 78.6 percent of developers who said the same in the first quarter. And 68.8 percent said they were "very interested" in developing apps for Android tablets, up from 65.9 percent in the first quarter.
Appcelerator and IDC attribute Android's stabilization to the following factors:
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Former TNA Star Announces His Retirement, Thanks Team 3D For Their Help
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Artists and sponsors are needed for the 16th annual Oak Ridge Street Painting Festival.
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The rain day is on Sunday, Oct. 2.
The purpose of the festival, organized by the Rotary Club of Oak Ridge, is to raise funds for scholarships for Roane State students.
The festival is also a competition for the artists.
Canadian a cappella group Eh440 will perform Tuesday, Sept. 20, at the Princess Theatre in a free concert sponsored by the Roane State Campus Activities Board.
Doors open at 6 p.m., and the show begins at 7 p.m. The public is welcome. The Princess is located in downtown Harriman.
Eh440 has won numerous awards for their 2014 album "Turn Me Up" and received rave reviews for their latest work.
According to a recent AAA Consumer Pulse survey, 37 percent of Tennesseans have not reviewed their auto insurance policy with an agent in the past year.
"Many drivers, even those who have not had a recent crash or have points on their license, have seen their auto insurance rates rise this year," said Gene Calkins, AAA's vice president of insurance.
In celebration of the National Park Service turning 100 years old, the Obed Wild and Scenic River is planning a combined birthday party and an Art in the Park reception.
The reception begins at 5 p.m. Aug. 25 in the Obed Visitor Center at 208 N. Maiden St., downtown Wartburg.
The National Park Service has been celebrating its impending centennial for more than a year, but Aug. 25 marks the actual day when the National Park Service can claim 100 years of protecting our nation's most treasured places.
Roane County Farm Bureau member Whitney Tilley was among 14 farm and ranch women leaders recognized by the American Farm Bureau Federation as graduates of the organization's 10th annual Women's Communications Boot Camp in Washington, D.C., last month.
The group of agricultural leaders was recognized after completing an intensive three-day course featuring sessions on working with the media, public speaking, testifying and messaging.
In celebration of the National Park Service's centennial anniversary, the Obed Wild and Scenic River will conduct a healthy hike this weekend.
The hike begins at 10 a.m. Aug. 20.
Participants should meet at the Lilly Overlook parking area, which can be found after crossing the Lilly Bridge on Ridge Road in Morgan County.
Rangers Rick Ryan and Veronica Greear will lead a moderate 2-mile loop hike that will include the Lilly Overlook, the Boulder Field and the Bridge trails.
Roane County Executive Ron Woody recently accepted an award on the county's behalf during the East Tennessee Development District's annual awards banquet.
The banquet, attended by more than 130 East Tennessee elected officials and ETDD staff members, was July 14 in the Museum of Appalachia in Norris.
Roane County was cited at the banquet for completion of a sewer line extension project along South Pine Ridge Road.
The recently installed sewer line will serve 35 households in the Pine Ridge Road area.
We extend our deepest sympathy to the family of Geraldine Moore, who recently passed away.
She was the wife of the Rev. Joe Moore of Kingston. Her service was held at Evans Mortuary last Sunday.
To the family, relatives and friends, you are being remembered in our prayers.
Please remember James Hawkins in your prayer. He is still a patient in University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville.
He is the brother of Dorothy Graham.
Mid-East Community Action Agency will have its quarterly distribution of USDA commodity foods this month.
Distributions will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Harriman Church of God at 3106 Roane State Hwy., Midtown.
Harriman and Kingston residents will pick up their commodity foods on June 23.
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Shakespeare's Noise
January 1, 2001
"You common cry of curs! whose breath I hate / As reek o'th'rotten fens, whose loves I prize / As the dead carcasses of unburied men / That do corrupt my air: I banish you!" (from
) Kenneth Gross explores Shakespeare's deep fascination with dangerous and disorderly forms of speaking--especially rumor, slander, insult, vituperation, and curse--and through them offers a vision of the work of words in his plays. Coriolanus's taunts or Lear's curses force us to think not just about how Shakespeare's characters speak, but also about how they hear, overhear, and mishear what is spoken, how rumor becomes tragic knowledge for Hamlet, or opens Othello to fantastic jealousies. Gross also shows how Shakespeare's preoccupation with "noisy" speech echoed and transformed a broader cultural obsession with the perils of rumor, slander, and libel in Renaissance England.
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Nineteenth-Century Lights: Historic Images of American Lighthouses
January 1, 2001
The authors of
Women Who Kept the Lights: An Illustrated History of Female Lighthouse Keepers
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The Lobster War
January 1, 2001
Sixteen-year-old Dain was born to trap lobsters. But when someone starts cutting his traps—someone who wants him off the water badly enough to start a lobster war—Dain faces a difficult decision. Set on the rugged Maine coast, this eloquent first novel follows a teenage boy's painful discovery of the frailty of human nature.
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Zuni and the American Imagination
January 1, 2001
Zuni society existed for centuries before there was a United States, and it still exists in its desert pueblo in what is now New Mexico. More than a hundred years ago, three anthropologists -- among the first in this new discipline -- came to Zuni to study it and to salvage what they could of its tangible culture before modern life engulfed and destroyed it, which they believed was sure to happen. The pioneering work of Matilda Stevenson, Frank Hamilton Cushing, and Stewart Culin -- and their belief in the power and significance of Zuni life -- put this fascinating Native American group into the heart of the American imagination, where it has resided ever since. The complex relationship between the Zuni as they were and are, and the Zuni as imagined by these three easterners, is at the heart of Eliza McFeely's important new book.
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Combined Arms: Warfare in the Twentieth Century
January 1, 2001
For centuries, the world has witnessed the development and use of increasingly complex and powerful military systems and technologies. In the process, the "art of war" has truly become the art of combined arms warfare, in which infantry, artillery, air support, intelligence, and other key elements are all coordinated for maximum effect. Nowhere has this trend been more visible than in the history of twentieth-century warfare.
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Radical Equations: Math Literacy and Civil Rights
January 1, 2001
Bob Moses's work to organize black voters in Mississippi famously transformed the political power of entire communities. Nearly forty years later, Moses is organizing again, this time as teacher and founder of the national math literacy program called the Algebra Project.
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The Legalist Reformation: Law, Politics, and Ideology in New York, 1920-1980
January 1, 2001
Based on a detailed examination of New York case law, this pathbreaking book shows how law, politics, and ideology in the state changed in tandem between 1920 and 1980. Early twentieth-century New York was the scene of intense struggle between white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant upper and middle classes located primarily in the upstate region and the impoverished, mainly Jewish and Roman Catholic, immigrant underclass centered in New York City.
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The Gatekeeper: My Thirty Years as a TV Censor
January 1, 2001
The former chief censor for the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) chronicles the battles, controversies, and changes in taste and acceptance of network entertainment programs of three decades. From 1960 to 1990, Alfred R. Schneider served as head of standards and practices, or "chief censors, for the ABC television network. From his unique vantage point, Schneider managed issues of taste and morality that determined what millions of U.S. viewers watched.
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From the Brink of the Apocalypse: Confronting Famine, War, Plague, and Death in the Later Middle Ages
January 1, 2001
Europe during the later Middle Ages was a scene of unparalleled chaos. At no other time in history did so much misery--in the form of war, famine, plague, and death--descend upon the earth. At times it must have seemed like the end of the world was truly at hand. And yet, as John Aberth reveals in this lively work, a firm belief in the ways of providence and the first stirrings of greater political freedom allowed communities to endure. Far from conventional notions of the "waning" of the Middle Ages, John Aberth reveals here a world with fears, hopes, and passions that we recognize as our own.
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Jazz on the Road
January 1, 2001
Christopher Wilkinson uncovers a fascinating and unexplored side of American musical and social history in this richly detailed account of Don Albert's musical career and the multicultural forces that influenced it. Albert was born Albert Dominque in New Orleans in 1908. Wilkinson discusses his musical education in the Creole community of New Orleans and the fusion of New Orleans jazz and the Texas blues styles in the later 1920s during his tenure with Troy Floyd's Orchestra of Gold. He documents the founding of Albert's own band in San Antonio, its tours through twenty-four states during the 1930s, its recordings, and its significant reputation within the African American community. In addition to providing a vivid account of life on the road and imparting new insight into the daily existence of working musicians, this book illustrates how the fundamental issue of race influenced Albert's life, as well as the music of the era.
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ATCO Power Ltd. - Power Plants and SWOT Analysis, 2013 Update
The report contains a detailed description of the power generation company's business operations, history, corporate strategy, and business structure. This report contains a detailed SWOT analysis, information on key employees (executives), and major products and services.
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ATCO Power Ltd. - Recent Developments
Dec 08, 2009: Beach Petroleum Signs MoU With ATCO Power To Commercialize Cooper Basin Gas Resources
Mar 26, 2009: ATCO Power Begins Construction Of New Power Station In Karratha
Mar 20, 2008: TransCanada And Atco Plans To Build Hydropower Dam In Northern Alberta
May 10, 2007: ATCO Power To Build New Power Plant in Northern Alberta
Apr 26, 2013: Atco Reports Revenue Of CAD1.1 Billion In Q1 2013
Apr 29, 2011: ATCO Power's Brighton Beach Generating Facility Returns To Service
Feb 08, 2011: ATCO And OPGI Curtail Brighton Beach Generating Facility In Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Jun 02, 2010: ATCO Power Opens Gas-Fired Karratha Power Station
Apr 09, 2010: ATCO Power's 86MW Karratha Generating Station Achieves Full Generating Capacity
Feb 02, 2009: ATCO Power Announces Financing Deal With Commonwealth Bank Of Australia
Sep 16, 2008: ATCO Power Completes Construction Of 45 MW Natural Gas Fired Power Plant In Valleyview
Mar 28, 2008: Alberta Power (2000) Reports Battle River Generating Station Resumes Full Operations
Mar 06, 2008: ATCO Power Reports Barking Power Station In London, England Resumes Operations
Feb 06, 2008: Alberta Power (2000) Reports Unplanned Outage At Battle River Generating Station
Nov 05, 2007: ATCO Power Reports Unplanned Outage At Barking Power Station In London, England
Nov 25, 2008: Horizon Power Awards Contract To ATCO For Karratha Power Station
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Skip to comments.Geraldo really concerned for the Muslims because of shooting [vanity]
Posted on 11/06/2009 6:52:28 AM PST by for-q-clinton
Did anyone else see Geraldo bemoaning the fact that he really feels bad for all the muslims in the military that haven't killed American soldiers?
I was appalled at this attitude. If someone has a link to it online please share so others can see how tasteless it really is.
Could you image anyone after Timothy McVeigh's act of terrorism saying "This is going to make all those white supremacist that haven't resorted to acts of violence look bad. I just hope American's understand that this isn't part of their cause."
He is living proof that God has a sense of humor
Stuff it, Gerry!
I get so tired of lectures for the politically correct.
It's the casual hypocrisy of liberals. They tell us our enemies are brothers just like us, but if you express a conservative opinion, they call you a racist, fascist Nazi.
He said that it reminded him of his experiences as a child when there was a crime in his neighborhood and the family prayed that it wouldn't be a Puerto Rican who committed it. He also praised the Muslim men and women who are bilingual and are on the front lines. (FWIW)
In one act the mooslim jihadist at ft hood killed more Americans than Americans killing mooslims in America because of discrimination. And this idiot, jiraldo, is worried about discrimination against mooslims. WOW!
Jerry is a POS, always has been, always will be.
I don't watch him, I immediately turn the channel when he shows up.
People like Geraldo seem to do whatever they can to wreck this country.
I'm more concerned that innocent Americans are going to get killed and maimed by Muslim nuts.
I caught some of that segment. I'm not sure I heard him correctly, but I thought that at one point he said he called the Army to tell them there was only one shooter, not three. Did he really say that, or did I hear wrong?
That freak most likely caused the shooting at Lou Dobbs house.
And the media shrugs, ho hum another Muslim mass murder.
Tell me. Why did Fox hire Jerry anyway?
Meant to say *from* the Politically Correct (preachers).
I'm sure Geraldo would be defending Christians if this were the dear old abortion doctor murder...(SARC//)
I am fed up with these idiots defending a religion obviously full of hate. Fox News, please dump this s-it head!
Now that this mass murder of innocents has been committed, we're all supposed to go into a collective coma and worry about how Muslims are "discriminated against".
You hire something like Jerry Rivers for RATINGS that's all. He's controversal and racist and worst of all he lives in New Jersey
I have a fraternity brother who is on the FBI Swat Team here in Dallas. He is Lebanese, but a true American. How do I know for sure? He's not a Muslim.
....my oldest daughter went to college at University of Arizona...at one of the football games they honored distinguished alumni during halftime...when the announcer called out Geraldo's name the crowd booed him....at his own alma mater no less!
Hey Geraldo, 9-11 cemented that.
I was LITERALLY screaming at the TV this morning when he said that stuff and my g/f told me to change the channel. I told her I couldn't because the sympathizers were WORSE on other channels..Instead, I went outside for a smoke to calm my nerves..
. So after the Mohammedan savages brutally murdered over 3000 Americans on 9/11,
. after the Mohammedan sniper shootings in the DC area,
. after the "sudden jihad syndrome" of Mohammedans driving their cars into crowds of people,
. after the myriad "honor" killings of women unfortunate enough to be born into Mohammedan families,
. after the Mohammedans have perpetrated barbaric mass shootings at schools, universities, shopping malls, and now an army post,
. after the endless preaching of anti-American, anti-Semitic, anti-Christian *HATE* from the pulpits of virtually every filthy "Mosque" in the United States,
...how many Mohammedans have been persecuted in *ANY* way by the American people whom they've terrorized with impunity for the last 8 years?
I am so tired of this.
I expect if a Muslim country nukes us the government will shut down the christian churches or something.
I wish they would ship Geraldo and Shep Smith to MSNBC.
I too turn the channel with him and Shep Smith
F the mosslimbs and their POS religion
I would like Jerri and his other demented liberal extremists to give specific examples of ACTUAL acts of violence against MUSLIMS because they are MUSLIM....I mean other than the acts of violence committed BY MUSLIMS against MUSLIMS that are TOO WESTERN, or they GOT RAPED, or DISHONORED the family......
come on! Name them.....point them out....
these morons need to save their concern for the SAFETY of MUSLIMS that are victims of violence coming from OTHER MUSLIMS!
talk about CREATING PURE FANTASY......
would he say the same about the KKK?
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Pathetic is right! And Obama called it a tragedy.
I am so sick of all this muslim PC talk. They are the enemy and need to be treated as such.
So now we know that Whorealdo giving away troop positions was intentional.
He needs a sabbatical, LONG LONG sabbatical.
I do watch Fox. EXCEPT when the Geraldidiot is on. That guy is so stupid he makes Obama appear to be normal.
The problem is, once you give people who have grievances against "whitey", a seat at the table,whether its Geraldo, Rick Sanchez,La Raza,Atzlan, Obama,Keith Ellison,Rangel,Van Jones,the Ft Hood Shooter,The Virginia shooter, etc..
They do not proceed to work within the system.But to rather attempt to destroy it completely.Some by corruption, others by perverting the rule of law, some by using the media for sickening lies, and others by direct force.
Balance. FOX has to have at least one nutty lib to counter the claim that's it all right wingers doing the opinions. Having Geraldo on board deflects that criticism. Besides after hearing Geraldo's idiotisms, the righties look that much better.
How bout' Afganistan instead ?
Geraldo is always the apologist for anyone who is of a different color than white. He is a racist dirtbag.
Clearly there is strong a connection between radical Islam and terrorism. That is, indeed, a problem that needs to be taken care of.
Unfortunately, according to some, all of Islam is to blame for this, and it appears also that a few folks would like to see a bit of sustained religious persecution on that basis. Count me out of that.
The muslims in the military need to be rounded up and put on a special base, I cannot see how we can asimilate these radicals among our brave. Their intentions are to KILL all of us, one way or another, (hell they aren't choosy they kill their own children). What better place than on a military base. He chose that facility exactly for the purpose of killing them before they could kill his muslim brothers in Afghanistan.
The "don't blame us" is getting tiresome, they only say this to regroup and figure where to hit next. Don't blame all us Muslims, then again and again they kill us, "don't blame them".
I have thought about taking bacon with me shopping and rub over all the counters and door openings.
He can't deal with the fact that is a white Puerto Rican Jew, and not some member of an oppressed minority.
No, I think he meant that HE, Geraldo the Great, "called it" that there was only one shooter, not three like the Army was reporting.
I bet he'd have a nervous breakdown if he heard about my stance against immigration from islamic countries.
Same here I did the same until he was done b4 turning back to Fox this morning.
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Child refugees 'sexually abused by Italian men' in Sicily
Charities warn that countless child asylum seekers are being abused and exploited
Charities warn that countless child asylum seekers are being abused and exploited
Procopio Di Maggio invited scores of family and friends to a banquet and organised a public fireworks display in the mafia-infested town of Cinisi
He described the artwork as 'a penis that disfigures the city'
Timelapse video shows the moment a rare "dirty thunderstorm" broke out, creating a stunning picture over Sicily's skyline.
The Tunisian was first arrested in Italy in November 2007 and sentenced to seven years for planning terror attacks for a group that has since been linked to Isis
Invigilators prevented the 19-year-old from leaving the exam room for 40 minutes
Dominated by volcanic peaks, some of them still active, Sicily and the Aeolian islands offer stunning coasts, fertile interiors and dramatic, rumbling cones
Mount Etna, Europe's biggest and most active volcano, has erupted again, showering volcanic ash on towns dotting the mountain's slopes and nearby Taormina on the island of Sicily.
Mount Etna erupted for the 16th time this year on late Saturday and Sunday morning sending plumes of ash and streams of lava high into the sky over much of eastern Sicily.
Funniest joke prize taken by 30-year-old Rob Auton – and his Chinese Wispa
Stoyan Zafirova's parents only learnt he had been run over by a car a week after the accident occurred
Judge has expressed concerns over the warrant used in his arrest
Ian Austin, a former aide to Gordon Brown, posted tweet after the Conservatives poached Barack Obama's campaign chief, Jim Messina, for the 2015 battle
From cities at twilight to the Grachtenfestival
Seven bodies recovered, two people still missing, and four injured
If you've been to any of the bigger tourist attractions in the capital of late, you'll know that the ticket prices at the Tower of London are criminal and the queues at the London Eye are enough to drive anyone to murder. But there's plenty on offer for tourists who want to something a little bit different… and a good bit darker. My book, Criminal London, a Sightseer's Guide to a Capital of Crime, gives the low-down on the capital's low-life.
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- She is the only openly transgender official in Japan at this point, and the first to seek or win elected office in Japan.
- She won a four-year term as an independent under huge media attention, placing sixth of 72 candidates running for 52 seats in the Setagaya ward assembly, the most populous district in Tokyo. In April 2007, she was re-elected to her second term, placing second of 71 candidates running for 52 in the same ward assembly.
- While the government announced that they would continue to consider her male officially, she stated that she would work as a woman.
- She is devoted to work for various groups, the disabled, single-parent families, homeless people to evening junior high school students, LGBT people and to improve rights for women, children, the elderly. She strives to give support for these people and bring positive changes which would help them in society.
- She was also a committee member for Trans-net Japan (a self-support group for transgender people) and organised meetings and social events to give support and symposiums to raise the public awareness.


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Today in labor history: Senate condems ultra right Joe McCarthy
McCarthyism describes the action Joseph McCarthy took in attacking political opponents: anyone who supported civil rights, labor and other progressive causes.
Today in labor history: Official claims "Robin Hood" was communist plot
The episode seems silly in retrospect. What was not so silly, however, was the political repression Communists faced.
Today in labor history: Joe McCarthy's reign of terror comes to dramatic end
Senator McCarthy experienced a meteoric rise to fame and power in the U.S. Senate when he charged that "hundreds" of "known communists" were in the Department of State.
Today in labor history: Labor organizer "Mother" Bloor born
On July 8, 1862, labor organizer and leading communist Ella Reeve "Mother" Bloor was born on Staten Island, N.Y.
Today in labor history: Arthur Miller refuses to name communists
In the height of the Cold War witchhunts on June 21, 1956, playwright and a giant of American theater, Arthur Miller, courageously defied the House Committee on Un-American Activities and refused to name any suspected communist.


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Dude, there's your car: Teen prodigy Brandon Cowan builds parking app
- From: news.com.au
- April 15, 2013
- Teenager creates app to help you find your car
- Helps to save animals with pet adoption app
- Vote now for your favourite Aussie entrepreneur
THEY'RE young, they're rich, and they're taking the technology world by storm. Over the next two weeks, news.com.au will be introducing you to some of the world's most successful entrepreneurs and offering you the chance to win $1000 and a BlackBerry 10 phone when you vote.
IF you are like the 99 per cent of busy shop-goers who have ever forgotten where you parked the car or overstayed your welcome at the parking meter, then you should know the name Brandon Cowan.
The tech teen prodigy was just 16 and in Year 11 at high school in NSW when he created and co-developed the famed iParkedHere iPhone app, which helps users remember exactly where they parked their car and warns them when their parking time has run out.
Now 19, Cowan has owned Crazy Dog Apps for just over two years, and says this is just the beginning.
"My app ideas come from real-world problems with poor or no solutions already available," he says.
"First I identify a problem and then I come up with an app idea that solves the problem.
"For example, I have a bad memory and never remember where I park my car - so I made iParkedHere, an app that remembers where you parked.
"Another example is a few years ago when I noticed that there were no apps available that let anyone in Australia easily find a pet to adopt. So I made PetRescue for iPhone."
He says Crazy Dog Apps began when he had two app ideas and was quoted $70,000 by a local development company to produce one of them.
"After hearing this rip-off quote and having over 30 other app ideas just two months later, I was very determined to turn my ideas into reality," Cowan says.
"A family friend who had been in the IT industry for over 30 years liked my ideas and we co-founded Crazy Dog Apps together.
"I remember saying to him - why do we even need a website, who is going to look at it. I've now had over 20,000 visitors on my website, without spending thousands of dollars in search engine advertising like my competitors do."
Currently working on an exciting new app for an international gaming company, Cowan says he has no regrets making Crazy Dog Apps his priority, even throughout the HSC.
"I always try to focus my efforts on what is more fun and productive and for me, building a business was more fun - and arguably more productive - than school work," the Masada College alumni says.
"It seemed logical to spend more time creating great apps instead of creating great essays. With this being said, I did spend some of my time memorizing essays and doing maths and I ended up with an ATAR over 90."
But things don't always come so easily, and Cowan says a lot of hard work and dedication is crucial.
"App development isn't simply about having 'a good idea' and turning it into an app," he warns.
"It's about refining your ideas and moving forward with one that is actually worth turning into an app. People forget that there are hundreds of thousands of apps on the App Store and each of them were made from 'a good idea'. Your idea must be exceptional and a no-brainer, not just 'a good idea' that you think will be cool if it was turned into an app."
He also says Australians do not have to be tech savvy Aussies to launch their own app, and has even designed an app to help you do it.
"I am very passionate about sharing my knowledge and turning ideas into reality," he says. "Due to this, I created App Making Guide which is an iPhone and iPad app that will show anyone how to turn their idea into an app without programming.
"Crazy Dog Apps is just the start for me, and in the near future, I will be launching my new business, Advertising Done Right, where I will be taking on some of the bigger players in the online advertising industry.
"There is a ridiculous amount of detail, dedication and perfection needed for my new business to succeed but I think I have what it takes - we'll find out in the next 12 months!"
Tune in tomorrow to meet the men behind one of Australia's most successful online shopping websites, The Iconic.
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Darryl Posted at 3:09 PM April 15, 2013
@HG - The term Geek isn't a derogatory term anymore. Sounds like you are out of date @Dennis - You are a luddite
Ned of Sydney Posted at 2:51 PM April 15, 2013
A lot of hating going on in these comments... His PetRescue app is GREAT!
Higher IQ of Sydney Posted at 2:39 PM April 15, 2013
HG is right - what's with the outdated labels for intelligent people any time there's a rare article about them? Are Murdoch journalists such a bunch of jocks that they need to call anybody smarter than them a "geek"? Nah, I didn't think so.


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How bout Bel's Bucs! Hopefully not jinxing it that they're in line for a winning season!
Arr! Arr!
This is the earliest they've reached the can't-lose-100-games mark in a long time. I'm holding out hope for the division, or a Wild Card, but a +.500 year would be awesomely woo-hoo!
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Christy Turlington Burns on the Moments When Yoga Helps Her ParentingSarah Bernard
Pretty soon, you'll be seeing a lot more of this '90s-era supermodel. At 44-years-old, Christy Turlington Burns is doing her first underwear campaign in 10 years — Mario Sorenti shot it for Calvin Klein's Fall 2013 line. And her motivation for taking the gig is 100% ulterior, as she explains to Prevention magazine.
"Everything I do now is barter," says Christy. What she means is, she's only interested in using her modeling platform as an opportunity to raise awareness for the project that she's most passionate about, the non-profit she created in 201o called Every Mother Counts. EMC is dedicated to preventing the nearly 300,000 maternal deaths that occur each year around the world from pregnancy and child-birth related complications.
"The numbers are staggering," she says, "So that's my every day. It's beyond every day. It's everything I do."
The idea came to her as a result of her own post-birth scare. After she had her daughter Grace in 2003, she hemorrhaged even though her pregnancy and delivery were a breeze.
Christy also shares her attitudes towards aging, especially in front of the camera. "I associate wisdom and grace with age," she says. "I'm 44. This is midlife. The way I try to live is: Be here now. Be your best self now."
Her yoga practice helps her immensely with that goal. And not just when she's striking poses on her yoga mat.
"The biggest thing I've taken from yoga is … living yoga daily. And I do that every day to the best of my ability. There are always challenges. As a parent, I can get so frustrated. Any parent can! But then my yoga that day is parenting. It's learning patience. With my advocacy work, too, there are so many obstacles," she says, "so the yoga is sticking with it no mater what."
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Larry Bishop
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The son of comic Joey Bishop, Larry Bishop grew up surrounded by show business, not to mention his father's "Rat Pack" pals such as Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Bishop fils decided to try acting, but for more than 25 years he languished in the obscure world of small parts until, in the 90s, Bishop began writing his own screenplays -- often tales of the mob -- and made his directorial debut with "Mad Dog Time" (1996). The latter was the story of a mob boss who is released from a mental ward. Bishop also wrote the script and played a key role. Also in 1996 came the release of "Underworld," which he wrote and had a role. Bishop was born in Philadelphia and raised across the Hudson from Manhattan in New Jersey, but by high school was in Beverly Hills, where he met such future filmmakers as Richard Dreyfuss, Rob Reiner, and Albert Brooks. After graduation, they performed together in an improvisational group, but it soon disbanded. Bishop turned to acting, making his feature film debut in "Wild in the Streets" (1968), the American International Pictures low-budget effort about a teen revolution which has become a cult classic. That same year he appeared in two other AIP movies, "The Savage Seven" and "The Devil's Eight." But his parts were small. Bishop played a pilot in "Angel Unchained" (1970), and a motorcycle gang member in "Shanks" (1974). Buddy Richard Dreyfuss gave Bishop a featured role in "The Big Fix" (1978), which Dreyfuss also produced, but by 1982, Bishop's film career had sputtered to where he was playing a bit role as a guard in "The Sting II." TV also offered unrewarding roles. Bishop guested on such series as "I Dream of Jeannie" and "King Fu," and in 1979 had a co-starring role in an unsold CBS pilot about a retail establishment called "Beane's of Boston." Bishop also had roles in the 1970 TV movie "High Midnight" (CBS), and "The Girl From Left Field" (ABC, 1973). Like many others, Bishop decided that if he was to get meatier roles, he would have to write them himself, but in case, unlike so many others, the attempt worked. He raised the money to make "Mad Dog Time" and it was picked up by MGM/UA earning good critical reaction.


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crown jewel
Take over talk is premature. Dividend is secure, let the marketplace run and I will hold the stock and get paid gladly for holding. If buyout occurs it will be at a premium.
Sentiment: Buy
No stock goes up 4% like this if there isn't something big going on. Do you work for a hedge fund that manipulated this stock down over the last week to pick up cheap shares prior to an announcement?


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By Paul Kennedy and Ridge Mahoney
MLS is off, as are the big European leagues, but there is lots of soccer on the air over the next six days.
The final 11 berths in the World Cup will be decided, and all the playoff games -- the two legs of the four European series and the second legs of the five Africans series and two intercontinental series -- will be available to U.S. viewers.
The action begins Friday with the first legs of the four European playoffs and ends Wednesday with New Zealand-Mexico (kickoff at 1 a.m. ET) and Uruguay-Jordan, both mere formalities.
FRIDAY, November 15
ICELAND-CROATIA(ESPN3) 2 pm.
PORTUGAL-SWEDEN (ESPN Deportes, ESPN3) 2:40 pm.
UKRAINE-FRANCE(ESPN3) 2:40 pm; (ESPN Deportes, delay) 4:45 pm.
GREECE-ROMANIA (ESPN3) 2:40 pm.
SATURDAY, November 16
NIGERIA-ETHIOPIA(BeIN Sport, Bein Sport en Espanol) 10 am.
SENEGAL-IVORY COAST(BeIN Sport, Bein Sport en Espanol) 2 pm.
SUNDAY, November 17
CAMEROON-TUNISIA (BeIN Sport, Bein Sport en Espanol) 9 am.
TUESDAY, November 19
EGYPT-GHANA (BeIN Sport, Bein Sport en Espanol) 11 am.
ALGERIA-BURKINA FASO (BeIN Sport, Bein Sport en Espanol) 1 pm.
ROMANIA-GREECE(ESPN3), 2 pm.
CROATIA-ICELAND (ESPN3), 2:15 pm
SWEDEN-PORTUGAL (ESPN2, ESPN Deportes), 2:25 pm.
FRANCE-UKRAINE(ESPN3), 3 pm.
WEDNESDAY, November 20
NEW ZEALAND-MEXICO(ESPN, Univision, Univision Deportes), 1 am
URUGUAY-JORDAN (BeIN Sport, Bein Sport en Espanol) 6 pm.
Note: All times are ET.
(Check network web sites for streaming availability online and on tablets and mobile phones.)
VIERI HIRED BY BEIN SPORT. Former Italian international Christian Vierihas been hired to join the ranks of beIN SPORT commentators, deputy managing director Antonio Briceno told Soccer America in an exclusive telephone interview Thursday.
Briceno said Vieri, 40, will soon start appearing as a guest on the network's studio show, "The Locker Room," and would take up a spot as a regular contributor early next year.
"He played in Spain and France and for the three biggest clubs in Italy as well as the Italian national team," said Briceno. "We think his experience is very good for our audience."
Vieri, who was born in Italy but raised in Australia, retired in 2009 after a long career in Europe that included time at Atletico Madrid and Monaco, as well as stints in his native country with many clubs, including Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan. He also scored 23 goals in 49 international appearances for Italy, for which he contributed nine of those goals in as many games during the 1998 and 2002 World Cups.
He joins former Mexican international striker Hugo Sanchez, hired last month for the network's Spanish-language outlet, beIN SPORT en Espanol. Sanchez debuted as a commentator on coverage of the Barcelona-Real Madrid match Oct. 26.
"We think our fans want to hear from these former players about what it is like to be in the biggest games," said Briceno. "With Hugo, it's not only that you have someone who won the [La Liga] scoring title more times [five] than anyone when he was with Real Madrid, but also the very hard job as coach of the national team of Mexico."
MEN'S COLLEGE ACTION.Men's college conference tournament play will conclude Sunday with four games on ESPN3, plus games on ESPNU, Fox Sports 2, CBS Sports Network and BTN, among others.
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Let's be conservative and take the low end of the sales prediction for vosaroxin, which is $400m, according to the seeking alpha article, and figure out the pps for SNSS:profit margin: 70%total profit: $400mx70%=$280m/yearPE: 20future diluted shares: 60mpredicted pps=$280m/60m x20=$93/sharepresent pps=$93/2 x50%=$23/shareYes, this stock should be trading around $23/share right now.In conclusion, this stock should be trading between $23-$35/share right now, acccording to the future vosarxin sales prediction in the Seeking Alpha article, which is $400m--$600m.
pps way undervalued!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
cheap shares, higher soon
You're a moron. Right now? This company has no approved drugs, no revenue, no nothing. To say something as stupid as you just did makes you look like a fool. There is no 400m until years after drug approval if then. Get lost rookie.
snowjoe10: read my other post "$600m revenue means SNSS=$140!" and give me an apology. I just did not explain my calculations here like I did in that post.
Shorties of this stock are real morons and will get killed soon.
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Plan your Visit to WICF
Below is a list of information you may find helpful as you plan your visit to WICF 2015....as an audience member or as a performer. Still have a question that's not answered here? Please feel free to email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We very much appreciate your involvement with the festival and want you to feel at home.
Getting to Boston
Flying In
Visitors planning to fly into Boston should fly to Logan International Airport. Logan is located just north of Boston and you can easily take public transportation into the center of the city or to Cambridge depending on where you are staying. Taxis are also available.
By Bus
Visitors may also take a bus easily from Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York to Boston. Many carriers travel to either South Station (on the Red Line) or Back Bay (on the Orange Line) where you can easily take public transportation to the theater and your hotel. Additionally, MegaBus and Bolt Bus, offer WiFi on the bus.
By Train
AMTRAK travels to Boston from all over the country, with stops right by the subway in South Station and Back Bay Station.
Hotels and Inns
Revere Hotel (Boston)
The official hotel of WICF 2014.
Le Méridien
Le Méridien is set amidst famed attractions and world-renowned universities, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. With contemporary architecture, the luxurious hotel offers easy access to downtown Boston, museums, art galleries, and restaurants.
Hotel Marlowe
(Boutique Hotel) 25 Edwin H. Land Blvd., Cambridge.
Getting Around Boston
From Logan Airport
The easiest way to travel from the airport to your destination is by using public transportation. More information is available at www.mbta.com including a trip planner. You can take a taxi from the airport but keep in mind that there will be an additional fee added for tolls and this option can be expensive.
Directions via the MBTA (the T) Boston/s public transportation system
At the airport there will be buses that run from the airport to South Station. These buses are the Silverline (same fare as the trains) and they stop at each terminal. At your terminal stop you can purchase a Charlie Ticket. You can either get a ticket with a certain value on it, or you can get a day/week link pass. See below for fares. Take the Silverline to South Station. Here you will get on the Red Line (no additional fare). The Red Line will take you directly to Cambridge or you can transfer to other lines at Downtown Crossing and Park Street depending on your final destination. The Improv Boston Theater is in Central Square on the Red Line in Cambridge.
Fares with Charlie Ticket:
Subway: $2.00 Bus: $1.50 Day/Week Link Pass: $9.00 for 1 day, $15.00 for 7 days (Unlimited travel on Subway, Bus, Inner Harbor Ferry and Commuter Rail Zone 1A) Alternative: You can also take a free Shuttle Bus from the terminals to the Blue line Airport Station which may be more convenient if your accommodations are on the Orange or Green Lines. If you are staying in Cambridge though definitely use the first option. Again feel free to use the MBTA's trip planner.
Renting a Car
Rental car agencies are located at Logan and are a quick shuttle bus ride from the terminals. Shuttles run frequently and stop curbside on the arrival level for passengers to board. More information at Massport's website.
Taxis are available from Logan Airport. You can easily get a taxi at the taxi stands at each terminal however, keep in mind that there are several additional charges when traveling from Logan Airport. All fares leaving Logan Airport are charged a $2.25 airport fee. Travel through the harbor tunnels will cost an additional $5.25 toll fee. It is recommended that you ask the taxi driver for a receipt showing the driver's name, taxi company, amount paid, and medallion number. Any additional info on travel options from Logan Airport can be found here.
If you haven't tried Uber, you should consider it!
Directions to our Venues
This year, WICF is delighted to be hosted by several terrific comedy venues. Detailed irections to our venues, are available on our Directions page.
Restaurants and Businesses (Near ImprovBoston in Central Square)
Central Square is a stop on the Red Line MBTA. A list of Central Square Restaurants can be found here. Some of our favorites quick eats incldue 1369 Coffee House, the vegetarian restaurant Life Alive, and Four Burgers.
Restaurants and Businesses (near The Wilbur Theatre)
Restaurants and Businesses in Harvard Square (near Comedy Studio and Club Passim)
Harvard Square restaurants will list restaurants in Harvard Square. Some local favorite quick eats include: Mr. Bartley's Burgers, Grendel's Den, and Charlie's Kitchen.


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