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Short Film Of The Day: Abbas Kiarostami's 'Two Solutions For One Problem'Features By Scott Beggs on December 13, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Why Watch? Master filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami delivered the Israeli/Palestinian problem as a schoolyard fight back in 1975, but its message and meaning still resonate today. Especially almost a year into the Arab Spring. Or, you know, for any situation where society clashes with society. What does it cost? Just 4 minutes of your time. Check out Two Solutions For One Problem for yourself:
Short Film Of The Day: The Raid on Zuccotti ParkFeatures By Scott Beggs on November 18, 2011 | Comments (1)
Why Watch? Whether you agree or disagree with the Occupy Movement's messages or goals, it's still fascinating to see how our culture and our political structures are dealing with a mass demonstration in our time. This, clearly (but cleverly) one-sided short documentary takes footage from the latest ouster of the protesters from Zuccotti Park and inserts a stirring, ironical melody behind it. Draw your own conclusions. What does it cost? Just 3 minutes of your time. Check out The Raid on Zuccotti Park for yourself:
Meryl Streep Nails Down Her Next Oscar Nomination In the UK Trailer for 'The Iron Lady'Movie News By Scott Beggs on November 15, 2011 | Comments (8)
Is there really any doubt? With Meryl Streep's consistent successes and the added bonus of a win for The King's Speech last year, all that The Iron Lady has to do is prove that it's not a carbon copy with a female in the lead to make Academy voters happy. There's a shot in the new UK trailer for the film where Streep, as former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Margaret Thatcher, stands tall with her chest out and her chin held out in the air. It's followed immediately by a somber shot where she hangs her head low while seated in the shadows. I can only assume that the film will focus on both aspects of her life, the trials and triumphs, the personal and the political. She's joined by the brilliant Jim Broadbent, and the whole basket of crumpets was directed by Phyllida Lloyd (Mamma Mia!, Macbeth). It's a gorgeous trailer. Check it out for yourself:
Review: 'The Ides of March' Doesn't Amount to MuchMovie Reviews By Luke Mullen on October 7, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Audiences are no strangers to political films these days. While they usually have more of a thriller angle and focus on government figures already in power, there have been a decent number that follow candidates on the campaign trail and as such, any new film tackling old ground needs to make a conscious effort to distinguish itself in some way, to stand out from the crowd. Unfortunately, The Ides of March makes no such effort and seems content to languish in probable obscurity. The film is a character study following Ryan Gosling's Stephen Meyers, a whip-smart but naive young campaign staffer during his time working for Governor Mike Morris. Morris, played by George Clooney who also co-wrote the screenplay and directed the film, is a presidential hopeful, and the film takes place during his campaign to win the Democratic party nomination. Meyers is essentially the number two man on the campaign at only 30 years old working directly under campaign manager and political mainstay Paul Zara, played with zeal by the incredible Philip Seymour Hoffman. Their competition is technically a Senator Pullman (Michael Mantell), though the opposition is almost entirely represented by Paul Giamatti, who plays Pullman's campaign manager, Tom Duffy. Duffy and Zara are old school, both having come up around the same time, with Duffy seeming to have been in Zara's shadow to a certain degree. Duffy and Zara are hardened political guys, but Meyers is still idealistic, believing in a man who can truly bring change to the country. He's put […]
BBC Claims Iran Arrests 6 Independent Documentary FilmmakersMovie News By Scott Beggs on September 19, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Continuing a noted dislike for creative types, Iran has arrested six filmmakers who they claim are creating negative news stories about the country while in the employment of the BBC Persian Service. Today, the BBC released a statement affirming that the news service had purchased the rights to the filmmakers' films, but disavowing that they were direct employees. According to Fox News, the filmmakers were not identified by name. This move comes amidst the claims by the Iranian government that the BBC is responsible for encouraging and creating dissent amongst its citizens which led directly to the large-scale protest of the 2009 presidential election wherein incumbent Mahmoud Ahmedineejad beat reformist challenger Mir-Hossein Mousavi. It also comes after the Iranian government effectively ended the career of internationally known director Jafar Panahi in December of last year. Is the BBC setting the record straight, or is it redefining employee status in order to help them get out of detainment? Without more information, it's unclear what exactly is going on here, but it's still safe to say that Iran is not a big fan of free speech.
Short Film of the Day: Ten For GrandpaFeatures By Scott Beggs on July 25, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Why Watch? Because we all have questions for those who came before us. Doug Karr is the grandson of controversial journalist and businessman David Karr, but he never got to meet him. Since his grandfather was so strangely famous, he has some questions. This short sizzles with a sort of kinetic energy while it plays around with different styles. Doors of family kitchens open up into autopsy rooms, picture albums turn into to living live-action scenes, and it's all done with a sleekness that seems effortlessly cool even if all of the questions Doug wants to ask will never get an answer. It's a film that delivers mystery more than anything else, but it's done brilliantly, and (oddly enough) intimately. How do you reconcile a man who's equal parts famous bizarre figure and father to your father? What does it cost? Just 7 minutes of your time. Check out Ten For Grandpa for yourself:
Summer Doc Series: Hot CoffeeMovie Reviews By Scott Beggs on June 27, 2011 | Comments (2)
A woman gets coffee from McDonald's, spills it on herself, sues, and gets a bunch of money. That's all there is to the story, right? We know it, and we can move on. Apparently not. Director Susan Saladoff wants to examine the human story behind an elderly woman who got third degree burns and needed skin grafts after a cup of coffee hot enough to give her third degree burns that required skin grafts spilled while she was sitting (idle) in the passenger seat of a car. In bypassing the Late Night Comedy Show butt of the joke story and heading straight for the facts of the case, Hot Coffee delivers a frustratingly compelling case for taking those kinds of lawsuits seriously. But more than that, the movie heads past what became the poster child for a corporate movement to protect large businesses from being culpable for any and all wrong doing, and explores the world that's been created since. It's not a pretty picture.
AMC Theaters Will Distribute 'Rocky'-esque Sarah Palin DocumentaryMovie News By Scott Beggs on June 10, 2011 | Comments (1)
We previously reported that The Undefeated, an emo band I used to go see in high school a documentary about Sarah Palin painting her as an underdog who fought against the system to rise to prominence in Alaska (and then, of course, to the national political stage), would be released in primary states leading up to the election. However, it looks like if you live in Dallas, Denver, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Atlanta, Orange County, Phoenix, Houston, Indianapolis or Kansas City (the good one), you'll get your chance to see it as well. According to Politico, filmmaker Steve Bannon has signed with AMC Theaters to get the doc on the big screen in select cities July 15th. That makes it counter-programming for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Salvation Boulevard and the new Winnie The Pooh movie. Bannon told NPR that he sees people responding to the film as a Rocky style narrative. He also mentioned that his method is in the same vein as Michael Moore, calling the documentarian a "master of the craft" and saying that he was still learning it. The former Goldman Sachs employee might be newer to filmmaking, but he's definitely chosen a compelling figure to focus on. No matter how you feel about the politician, she knows how to get a crowd gathered.
Sarah Palin Can See the Big Screen From Her HouseMovie News By Scott Beggs on May 25, 2011 | Comments (11)
She may have never actually said that she could see Russia from her house (that's the power of Palin parody), but the former Governor of Alaska will have plenty of chances to deliver new quotables when The Undefeated hits screens. In what must be either a self-mockingly ironic (considering it focuses on someone who's literally been defeated before) or a metaphorical title, Sarah Palin will be seen rising through the political ranks, earning her spot as Governor of Alaska, and securing a place on the 2008 Presidential ticket for the Republican Party. Directed by Stephen K. Bannon, it features footage from former campaigns, interviews with Palin, and talks with Palin's allies according to Movieline. The oddity here is that it's not an indie aiming for festivals – it's a non-objective documentary being released in Iowa. Then New Hampshire. And South Carolina. And Nevada. You know, the primary states.
Reject Radio #79: Freedom of SpeechFeatures By Scott Beggs on February 21, 2011 | Comments (8)
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we get our hands dirty with an important political question: was Abraham Lincoln a member of the X-Men? We also tackle Mark Harris's instantly popular "The Day the Movies Died" article, the concept of marketing as storytelling, and Rob Hunter is challenged with bringing up the movie Little Giants at some point during the hour and a half show. Plus, we find time to review I Am Number Four and Unknown before settling into the real question of the night: Is there a liberal bias in Hollywood. Special guests Vic Holtreman from Screen Rant and John Nolte from Big Hollywood join Hunter and I on this magical, magical journey that will touch your heart. Listen Here: Download This Episode
A Common Sense Reminder Not To Indict Movies For Real World Acts of ViolenceFeatures By Scott Beggs on January 12, 2011 | Comments (22)
While it's not the media witch hunt of the mid-90s, it needs to be reiterated that movies and other pieces of art are not to blame for violent acts. A national tragedy has both left us numb and stirred up the slumbering emotions of a fevered national discourse, and while it's important to air those grievances (no matter what end of the spectrum we fall on), it's imperative that pundits of all stripes keep a level head and avoid irresponsibly throwing art under the bus for the sobering acts of one individual. Unfortunately, several media outlets have – in their hurry to toss more examples onto the argumentative fire – evoked the name of a four-year-old festival film from Britain (that few people saw) in order to help prove a trend in filmmaking of inciting violence against public officials. A trend, of course, that does not exist. To callously toss Death of a President out into a sea of negative context and to suggest that public entities of varying types should have decried the film as hateful is to tacitly champion censorship of the worst kind. It's to quietly claim that some subject matter is off limits, and that's unacceptable.
Watch This: Black Panther Artist Talks Politics and 'Night Catches Us'Features By Scott Beggs on December 2, 2010 | Comments (1)
Night Catches Us, the drama featuring Anthony Mackie (The Hurt Locker) and Kerry Washington (For Colored Girls), aims its sights on racial tension in 1970s Philadelphia to show another side of brotherly love. Director/Writer Tanya Hamilton got to speak with Black Panther artist and Minister of Culture Emory Douglas who gives some fascinating insights into the goals of the divisive group and the personal elements of the racial struggle. The film hits theaters this Friday.
What Movie Changed Your Mind About a Cultural or Social Issue?Circle of Jerks By Scott Beggs on November 10, 2010 | Comments (7)
You've stumbled upon Circle of Jerks, our sporadically published, weekly feature in which we ask the questions that really matter to our writers and readers. It's a time to take a break from our busy lives and revel in the one thing that we all share: a deep, passionate love of movies. If you have a question you'd like answered by the FSR readers and staff, send us an email at email@example.com. You guys were probably too busy watching "The Dark Knight" again to notice we had an election, but it was a pretty huge night that led my roommates and I into a discussion social change and movies. Question time: What movie actually changed your mind about a social or cultural issue? Thanks. – Ted F.
Reject Radio #67: Our Political Career Is OverFeatures By Scott Beggs on November 8, 2010 | Comments (3)
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, the editor of The New Ledger and podcast host of Coffee and Markets Ben Domenech brings his velvety voice to the show to suggest that John Lithgow play a werewolf-hunting FDR, question the Spider-Man casting, and create a list of movie characters that should run for office (we'd totally vote for Judy Dench's M). Plus, we find time to review Megamind, Due Date, and implore you to see Four Lions. Listen Here: Download This Episode
Interview: Doug Liman Returns To His Roots with 'Fair Game'Features By Jack Giroux on November 5, 2010 | Comments (2)
It's been a while since we've seen director Doug Liman in the world of dialog-driven filmmaking. With Go and Swingers, you got the feeling Liman knew how to make dialogue pop as action, but then he transitioned to actual popcorn action. After spending time on major tentpole releases, the director has returned to his roots. Fair Game is somewhat of a marriage drama, similar to Mr. & Mrs. Smith, but without the gunplay. It's definitely not the "high-octane" thriller it may, and most likely, will be sold as. Doug Liman had plentyto say when I sat down with him. His answers were thoughtful speeches when it came how he initially dreamed of only making dumb action movies, his visual style, and what exactly happened on Jumper.
Bold Claim: 'Toy Story 3′ Has Nothing To Do With the Mid-Term ElectionsFeatures By Scott Beggs on November 2, 2010 | Comments (11)
I'm sitting on the second row of my Senior year English class. My teacher, Mrs. Kallas (which was appropriately homophonic), uses her stringent voice to tell us the story of populism within the universe of The Wizard of Oz. The symbols of the political fight, the shoes, the farming scarecrow, the working tin man, something about William Jennings Bryan. It's a great story, and all the symbols fit, but it's not a good interpreation. For some reason, the myth of Wizard being an allegory for populism in the early 20th century has been perpetuated despite the true personal politics of L. Frank Baum. It's a sign that anything can be read into anything. Enter Andrew Klavan and his editorial about Toy Story 3 as a political message against the politics of the current Democratic Party. Director Lee Unkrich responded to the infantile shoehorning of something relevant into something entertaining by saying, "Really? REALLY? Please keep Toy Story 3 out of your politics," which is the appropriate response as a creator. Since I'm not the creator, I figured I'd have some fun with the idea and show how absurd Klavan's article is by doing some shoehorning of my own. Here are three just-as-nonsensical interpretations of Toy Story 3.
Alamo Drafthouse Tosses Hat in the Ring for Texas Gubernatorial RaceMovie News By Scott Beggs on September 15, 2010 | Be the First To Comment
Even though I'm no longer in the bunker of Reject HQ in Austin, I still like to keep my ear to the ground to catch the political rumblings. So far there's been a lot of talk about how much mansions are worth, how you get 8 pounds of hair to stay put, and something about an amendment to create a committee to look into committee creation. Boring stuff, I know. Nothing was all that interesting until I hit upon an entry on the Alamo Drafthouse's calendar for October 5th (after the mad, mad, mad, madness of Fantastic Fest is over) that claimed to be a showcase of political short films made especially for the current gubernatorial race between Rick Perry and Bill White.
Review: Casino Jack and the United States of MoneyMovie Reviews By Scott Beggs on May 8, 2010 | Comments (4)
Explore the mind of a man who would defraud the Native Americans, help keep sweatshops open and cuddle up nice and close to politicians while showing how his actions played a role in the collapse of the housing market.
'Waiting for Superman' Trailer Might Bring You to TearsMovie News By Scott Beggs on May 7, 2010 | Comments (17)
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Gay rights. The Mormon Church. Prop 8. No matter what side of the debate you fall on, the trailer is damned good.
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- Older men with higher or lower testosterone levels are more likely to die early than those with mid-range levels of the male sex hormone, a new study suggests.
It was already known that low testosterone levels were associated with health problems, but this study suggests that high levels of the hormone are also a problem.
Researchers measured the testosterone levels of nearly 3,700 Australian men, aged 70 to 89, between 2001 and 2004. They then checked to see how many were still alive in December 2010. Those with the lowest testosterone levels had the highest death rate, followed by those with the highest levels.
Men with mid-range levels of testosterone had the highest survival rate, according to the study, which was published recently in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.
"When the body metabolizes testosterone, it produces dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which is tied to a lower risk of dying from ischemic heart disease," study author Bu Beng Yeap, of the University of Western Australia, said in a journal news release. In ischemic heart disease, there is reduced blood supply to the heart.
"Having the right amount of testosterone and higher levels of DHT might indicate that these men are in better health overall, or it could help them maintain good health as they grow older," he said.
Although the study found an association between high or low testosterone levels and increased death rates in men, it did not establish a cause-and-effect relationship.
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Real quick, I need to tell you about how grateful I am for all the wonderful music I've been able to feature in this series. Some of these bands are friends, and some of them are strangers, but they are all so generous and I can't thank them enough for contributing their art to ours. Their music is a big part of what makes this series what it is. If you dig what you hear, explore further with the links below and buy some vinyl, go to a show, or hell, just put your favorite song on your Facebook or whatever you kids are doing these days.
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Holiday Shores
"Coyote Enchantment" by
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"La Kooka" by
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"The Hearse" by Wampire
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CHICAGO (CBS) — One of the many priorities for new Bears coach Marc Trestman will be to connect and develop Jay Cutler.
Trestman told WBBM Newsradio's Josh Liss that he "felt a connection" with Cutler during one of this interviews for the job.
"There were two guys in the room who wanted to help the Chicago Bears to be a better football team," he said. "That was the real connection."
After the news conference on day one, which Trestman called a "proud day" for his family, the new field boss said he got down to work.
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I understand pols and columnists who continue to keep up the good fight. However many of my family and friends and "old timers" (meaning over 50) think that the balance has been reached. The population of the US is now officially more ticks than dog. We hope we're wrong, but we don't think we are. Very, very sad times.


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Megan Fox Victim of Death Hoax
By Daniel Gates | 2:29 pm, January 3rd, 2013
Megan Fox is the first major celebrity death hoax victim of 2013.
The actress was rumored to be dead in a single vehicle crash, according to the sick hoaxers at Global Associated News, which has spread false celebrity death reports for years.
"RIP Megan Fox" began trending worldwide on Twitter.
Fox is NOT dead.
The rumor is 100 percent FALSE.
Fox is alive and well.
It's just another example of a dumb hoax getting completely out of hand on social media.
Considering Fox just became a mom, this "joke" is especially horrible.
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Roosevelt Landfill, Roosevelt Washington
At this Eastern Washington facility, Glacier constructed a methane collection system in an existing landfill area including the installation of 18 vertical gas collection wells, over 75,000 linear feet of 4 inch to thirty four inch diameter horizontal gas collection and conveyance piping, a blower/ flare facility, and motor control center. The blower/flare facility includes one 50 HP and one 100 HP blower, a seventy-two inch condensate knockout, two fifty-four inch plenums, and a sixty foot enclosed ground flare with automatic/manual remote ignition.
Project Manager: Phil Stellflug
Okanogan County Central Landfill Cell Construction, Okanogan Washington
In 2006 Glacier constructed the Phase 2b cell at this Eastern Washington landfill. In addition to 15,000 yards of excavation required to grade the cell, Glacier mined and screen processed approximately 20,000 cubic yards of site borrow to generate specified bedding and cover soil layers. Liner work at the site including 14,000 square feet of geosynthetic clay liner, 60 mil HDPE geomembrane and geocomposite drainage layer. Work also included roadwork, drainage berms and swales and repair of existing geomembrane.
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Hawks Prairie Landfill, Lacey Washington
Glacier completed closure of a 19.6 acre landfill cell at this western Washington site. Work included grading to final design slopes, installing geosynthetic and soil final cover systems, installing storm water and drainage control structures, adapting the existing landfill gas (LFG) collection system to the new final cover system, installing a permanent LFG flare
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Sunday June 14, 2009
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Broccoli Rabe and Bitter Greens - the Italian Way
Ever since I was a little kid, there was one aroma that suggested healthy. That aroma was the combination of olive oil, chopped garlic and broccoli rabe or bitter greens. And believe you me, it smelled oh so good. Sadly for a kid, the taste of bitter greens did not measure up to the tantalizing aromas that sent my olfactories into sensory overload.


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Femininity - Hamilton Exchange Collector's Plate w/23K Gold
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This is a 1991 Hamilton Exchange cloisonne collector's plate with a hand applied background of 23K florentine gold, Femininity. It is one plate in artist Mou--Sien Tseng's series, Timeless Expressions of the Orient.
Acquired at auction, it is accompanied by some printed matter: a small glossy brochure about the plate and a Certificate of Authenticity for plate number 0080 of a limited edition of 15,000.
The back is not equipped for wall hanging. The plate has a diameter of 7 1/8 inches. There are no dings or scratches, no repairs and none needed.
The plate and documentation will be shipped with the original box and in a 200 pound test box.
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ca. 1860s, [ambrotype portrait of a gentleman, possibly a medical student, with a human skull, a hefty book and a serious demeanor]
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ca. 1860s, [ambrotype portrait of a gentleman, possibly a medical student, with a human skull, a hefty book and a serious demeanor]
Hey all,
I'm trying to make rent this month by selling things around my house :/. That being said, I thought some of you might be interested in several of the books that I'm selling on Amazon right now. The link above is to my Amazon shop front, and in order to buy from there I believe you need to click the link that is the cost of the book from that exact page. I hate to part with these gems but I know they'll go to a good home if I offer them to you all.
Anyway, history highlights include:
ca. 1840s, [daguerreotype portrait of a young lady praying]
via Christopher Wahren Fine Photographs, Skylight Gallery 36
ca. 1860, [carte de visite portrait of Prof. Dunn, reading a book and posed with stoppered bottles and beaker], Matthew Brady
ca. 1850's, [daguerreotype portrait of a disgruntled looking gentleman, holding his vest lapels and a book], Woodruff
via Jeffery Kraus Antique Photographics, Daguerreotype Collection
ca. 1860-80's, [tintype portrait of a seated girl wearing a fancy dress and a furrowed brow, with a book and a Holmes-Bates stereoscope]
ca. 1860, [ambrotype portrait of Victor Prosper Considerant with books]
via the Southern Methodist University Central Library, Lawrence T. Jones III Texas Photography Collection
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Texas Probate Questions & Answers
Q: In probating a Will. What does the attorney need to find out about the person that wrote the will.
1 Answer | Asked in Probate for Texas on Jun 20, 2014
Answered on Jun 21, 2014
Charles Snyderman's answer
Your question is somewhat confusing without more information. What happened that led you to ask this question?
Q: My father left me one-sixth of all monies in his will. Does this include his stocks and bonds or just the money market?
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A will can be a complicated document. Sometimes language in a will can be subject to more than one interpretation. You should take a copy to an attorney who will answer your question.
Q: Father died recently. There was no will. Will we need a lawyer to procede in probate court. There are 3 siblings.
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More information is need to fully answer this question, but the short answer is "no", you may proceed through the probate process without a lawyer. It is referred to a filing "pro se." The process is mostly guided/controlled by the laws in the Texas Probate Code. Having stated that, I have to say I think it would typically be a mistake to not hire a lawyer through the probate process, especially if a parent dies without a Will.
There are different types of probate approaches when a...
Q: What must i do to get a letter of testamentary if there is no Will
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Answered on Jun 23, 2012
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Since no Texas attorney has answered this question in 6 days I will give you a general answer with the advice that you really need to see a Texas lawyer. You would petition the court, preferably through a lawyer, stating your relation to the decedent and all of the decedent's other relatives by blood or marriage to the decedent and you or your lawyer would give notice of this petition to the other relatives. Texas statues specify which relatives have priority in being appointed personal...


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Tim Larson (B.A. '01) and Lee Hutton III (B.A.'99) have been named to the 2009 Twin Cities Business Journal's "Forty under Forty." Larson is the CEO of Jostens, Inc. Hutton is a sports law attorney at Lommen, Abdo, Cole, King & Stageberg.
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Early season soybean diseases
This is another interesting year for soybean production and early season soybean diseases in Missouri. According to the Missouri Agricultural Statistics Service as of June 23, 2013, "soybeans were 84 percent planted which is 24 days behind last year but the same as normal. Emergence was 67 percent, 20 days behind last year and 5 days behind normal. Emergence was reported as uneven across the state." Certainly weather has been a key factor in this. Unusually cold, wet conditions across most of the state delayed planting and have resulted in some uneven or poor stands.
Although weather is a key factor this season, soil-borne pathogens could still be contributing to some of the uneven stands and poor vigor in seedlings. A heavy rain event and slow emergence due to compaction could have given Pythium species an opportunity to attack developing seedlings. Plants which are struggling to send out roots and to survive could be targets for Rhizoctonia or Fusarium species. Plants with comprised root systems were more prone to desiccation from warm, drying winds during the recent spell of higher than normal temperatures. Some marginal browning of leaflets, wilting of plants and even premature death of plants may occur in drier areas of fields or across large areas of fields. Thus far this season Rhizoctonia seems to be the most prevalent problem.
Soybean seedling blights have the potential to cause losses in Missouri soybean fields every year. The specific seedling blights that occur and their severity vary with the environmental conditions each season. When checking stands this season, it is important to take into account soil conditions and environmental stress as well as checking for seedling diseases.
Pythium and Phytophthora are favored by wet conditions and are more likely to be serious problems when wet conditions exist at or just after planting. Rhizoctonia and Fusarium are not as restricted by soil moistures and soil temperatures but still need some moisture to initiate infection. Macrophomina phaseolina grows best at temperatures between 82-95°F. Infection of seedlings with Macrophomina is most likely to occur if conditions of high soil temperatures and low soil moisture exist during the first two to three weeks after planting.
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I turned the last page on this gut-twisting dystopic novel, authored by ex-politico Joe McGinniss Jr., yesterday while cramped in an airplane, headed west, and I felt trapped. I couldn't get the amoral world of artificial sexuality and economic exploitation, set (surprise, surprise) in Vegas, out of my mind. And a question kept buzzing—like the neon found all over that rough city—in my brain: why do we read?
If we read, if I read, to learn something—than this novel has failed me. I learned nothing new about sex or the quarterlife crisis or exploitation. What I already knew was exaggerated and put in my face in freakish proportions, but it was not new (it may be new to an older reader). If we read to be inspired, uplifted, called-to-action then hot damn has this novel failed me. It was so depressing near the end that part of me wanted to just shut it and shove it in the seat pocket in front of me, not waste another precious minute of my life feeling so sad. But if we read to be moved, to feel something potently and undeniably, than the novel has succeeded.
It reminded me of the underbelly of life, the depraved desperate nature of being poor and having access to quick, easy, self-obliterating money, of adolescence at its worst and most dangerous, of human beings trapped in mediocrity and even cruelty by their own anemic hearts and anxious minds. This section, for me, sums up the tone and content of the The Delivery Man:
Chase can't sleep but he's too tired to sketch so he watches the KLAS news: seven dead coyotes hanging from a clothesline in the backyard of a house in Henderson. A man tells the reporter that he's doing his part to keep the children safe. Chase sips a Corona and turns off the television during a story about teenagers assaulting tourists at the MGM Grand. With the TV off there's only the sound of the air conditioner humming as Chase spends hours online. He Googles the name of the artist he read about last month in the New York Times because sometimes reading about him motivates Chase, though more often than not, it overwhelms and depresses him, which automatically pushes him towards porn sites, and while masturbating to the stuff he downloads, he wonders why are these girls doing this and why are they all so young?
It also points to one of the things I found most flawed about this otherwise wildly brave, if not totally depressing novel…the female characters were often hopelessly two dimensional. Chase, the delivery man himself, has to ask these questions because the novelist has not answered them for him, or the readers, in any substantive way. He has peeled back the sunburned surface of Chase, revealing his turbulent and self-sabotaging inner life, but he has done little to go beyond the fake tits and text messaging of his female characters.
I imagine that Joe, the author, is the kind of guy who prides himself on loving and respecting women, on seeing them as complicated creatures (he reached out to feministing, after all), so I have a feeling this was an unintended mix-up between the artifice of the setting and the artifice of souls. It's just too bad that it was the most exploited characters in the novel that also got short shrift from him.
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Microstrategy 9.3 vs 9.4 difference and also microstrategy vs cognos
What is the primary need for maintaining the parent-child relationship for attributes?
Purpose of maintaining parent and child relationship is to establish joins and to make sql performance good
If parent child relationshipship is not defined properly then it can throw fact level errors if fact is stored at lower level attribute and that attribute is not defined or joined by parent child relationship....
In microstrategy, how can you direct the SQL generated to use a specifc table. I know of using applysimple, but there are other ways too...
Use fact id in the metric and give filtering=none and grouping =none
Changing the logical size of the table is not considered as a good practice as it can degrade the performance of your reporting...
So, its better to use FACT Id so or adding the lower level atrribute in the report object....
1.What is a filter and their types? 2.Why do we use filters ? 3.What are the filtering options?
Attribute is a characteristic feature of an column/ columns of the database.
Whereas Measure is the value of the attribute.
Report filter: this filter applies a where clause in a sql query and sent to the datawarehouse to fetch the results. view filter: this filter applies after the excution of the report once the data is...
What is advance reporting concept in micro strategy?
Advanced Reporting covers the more features about different types of metrics ,consolidations,custom groups,banding,pass through functions,drill maps,report data options etc. here in this you will ge...
What is the difference between view filter and report filter?
Report Filter is handled at database level and view filter is handled by analytical engine. Report filter affects SQl and View filter doesn't affect
Report filter limits data at query level when report executes, view filter slices data without running any sql queries.
What is the use of alias table?
Table alias are used for the purpose to resolve attribute roles.
Two attributes have the same name with same defination but playing different role in business system.
ex: origin airport id and destination aiport id having the same name with same meaning.
but their id are separated in table
Explain what is the difference between a fact and an attribute.
Attribute is descriptive part of database. like Name,City etc.
Fact is measure part of database. like sales,Commission etc.
Attribute: An attribute is a schema object, an actual data holder of the organizations data. For example, customer name, city, Payment type etc.
Fact: Fact is also a schema object which is numeric most of the times. For example, revenue, profit, number of stores etc.
Security testing in microstrategy report
Please guide me step by step to test security testing in a microstrategy report .
Test case format for microstrategy report test
Hi , can anybody please share a sample test case format for microstrategy report .
In microstrategy, what are logical views used for?
Logical views in MSTR are created by the application architect and mainly intended to provide a level and combination of columns that does not exist in the ware house. These type of views makes developer life easier in situations where the existing data warehouse does not support the requirement.
Logical views are the views which can create in microstrategy without any involvment of the DBA's. by using these view we can modal atttributes and fact according to requirement.
What is the significance of 'number of pass' es in a SQL?
Passes in SQL lets the developer understand the report from SQL stand point. The more the passes the more the excecution time and vice versa. SQL passes also lets the developer know the actual flow of...
Passes in mstr helps in testing the mstr query at the back end.
It gives clear idea on the calculations, levels.
From performance tuning point of view, the SQL pass option should be unchecked to avoid mstr from creating lot of temporary tables and thus reducing the performance of the report.
How are absolute and standard filters used in different scenarios? How do they differ from one another?
Standard Filter: This type of filtering option let the report filter to be applied to that particular metric.
Absolute Filter: This type of filtering option let the report filter to be applied at the category level, if it has sub-categories on the template.
Absolute and Standard Filters are used in Level Metrics (metrics which calculate at the specified attribute level rather than the default report level).While defining the level metric, the target attr...
Dashboard report in microstrategy
How to create dashboard report in microstrategy, step by step?
What is the command for executing reports in UNIX environment?
We can only execute reports by using MicroStrategy Desktop and MicroStrategy Web. as MicroStrategy Desktop is not supported in Unix OS, so that u need to deploy micrstrategy Web on unix machine web server, from this interface you can execute microstrategy reports from any machine web browser.
Name the different types of testing that can be done on microstrategy reports?
1. Report Data testing against wareHouse2. Report formatting testing against requirement.3. Drilling and hyperlinks testing4. SQL generation Validation.5. Performance Testing.
Along with the above mentioned testings, you can also have a. conditional formatting testing or threshold testing
Explain what are level prompt and value prompt.
Level Prompt: This prompt allowed user to select metric calculation level.Value Prompt: This prompt allowed user to insert a value as input to the filter. by using we can insert text, numeric and data and time values in the filter object.
How complex is compount metrics?
You cannot set the level, conditionality, or transformation for a compound metric
Compound Metric is based on arithmetic operators and non-group functions. Arithmetic operators are +, -, *, and /; non-group functions are OLAP and scalar functions such as running sum or rank.
What are the different types of complex metrics within microstrategy and how do I know if candidates has experience with conditional metrics/filters?
How to trim SQL in microstrategy?
I got an error in microstrategy report ...I shared the SQL with my architect...He says he has trimmed the SQL and report is now working fine... Do any of you know how trimming a SQL is done?Thanks
HI, Trimming the SQL is nothing but Optimizing the SQL by using Various VLDB Settings in the MSTR. i.e avoiding the cross join, removing multiple passes. Hope this as answered u r query.


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JapChaehahahaha...agree.. btw the problem is too absurd..it was not kang chi fault, it was yeo wool who ran to the fight, i think the problem would be solved if yeo wool could obey people's order to stay put. i guess she will stay put this time afer that incident. and why cant kang chi try first to become human then believe the prophecy? weird
sn2541its sad ending :(
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GumihoJust exactly how many hearts do you have to fall in love various of times? True love is once in a lifetime no matter how long your life may be, because you only have one heart.
NanaThat is exactly what i think!! :D
karaBananaLove conquers everything. KangChi found happiness in Yeo Wol that's why he's willing to give up his power to be with someone who completes him.
amirai agree :)
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JapChaeyepp...actually i lost interest after watched the ep where seo hwa sacrificed herself...i only keep watching just to know how jo gwan woong would die
dumb people tend to be always dumb. growing old with a girl who will look like shit after 40 years. or suffering pain and death. this logic is really dumb. why not remain a semi-divine creature with awesome powers to help those in need. dump the girl and live like a god. dumbass.
IamjustsayingOH COME ON THIS IS DRAMA. if you want to be realistic, then just film our lives. may as well just say, this drama should be compressed into one 15-minute-episode, where Wol Ryung obeyed the monk when the monk told him not to interefere with humans affair, not to turn into human because it will hurt him and live eternal life as forest protector. is that what you want?
alphagracelol during those times, anyone with powers i think is considered monster eventhough you help a lot..and yes this is drama, it is how is supposed to be, the essence is for those gumiho to become human because they wanted to live a normal life..:)
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sex is important if it is a means of communicating one's affection and love coupled with the willingness of committing in a long term basis (that is ideally, forever) and responsibility ( not a result of irrational impulse and sensations). so my question is did they have sex?
sara:) no they didnt ; kang chi was very tired because he was crying all night suzy stayed with him at his room ; and didnt u hear when she said to Gon " misunderstandings are not good" it means nothing happened :)
tayasathey never have sex in k dramas. can be one reason that south korea doesnt create enough kids, only 1,16 per couple or so.
sarahahahaha nice one "tayasa"
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RUMT@tayasa I'm pretty sure they had sex in Coffe Prince, and it shouldn't be a problem to find other dramas where they did it as well, even though of course in comparison to western dramas, korean dramas hold back alot.
4 months ago . Report
GIZIBEGoddess of Fire
lol he speaks japanese but do understand what the other says in korean. he speaks korean but do understand jap XD
SarahSame here, haha! Ever since health class lmao
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NaAeriThere wasn't really any AIDS in Korea until the late 20th century, so that shouldn't have beeen a problem.
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JapChaehahahaha...exactly my thought
Oh My God! Wol Ryung... You just broke my heart... I will miss you so so much!!! Feel bad for Kang Chi. All the people he truly loves, will leave him... Only Yeo Wool is left. She too will have to leave him in order to make him human.. So what will happen next? I really like the love chemistry between Wol Ryung & Seo Hwa...
AshiFinally CryBaby (Tae Soo) acts like a man... First I hated him a lot... Now I have something to be kind a happy about him... (Gon-ah is the MAN... woh woh woh)
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Sloppy Split Pea Sandwiches
- Yield 2 servings
Split peas are sautéed with onions, garlic and bell peppers, then seasoned with paprika, cumin and chipotle chilies.
This versatile stir fry is delicious as a sandwich on a whole wheat bun, but can also be served atop pasta or brown rice.
- 1/2 tablespoon olive or canola oil
- 1 onion, diced
- 1/2 bell pepper, diced
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1 teaspoon granulated garlic
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1 dash cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon chipotle chili powder
- 2 to 3 cups low-sodium vegetable broth
- 1 cup mild salsa or 1 cup crushed tomatoes
- 1 cup dried yellow split peas
- Salt and pepper
- 2 tablespoons fine cornmeal
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste or 1 tablespoon tomato ketchup
- 2 whole wheat buns, toasted
- 1/2 cup baby spinach
- Place the oil in a medium sauce pan over medium-high heat. Add the onions and peppers and sauté for 5 to 7 minutes, or until the veggies have softened and are beginning to color. Season the onions and peppers with the paprika, cumin, garlic, Italian seasoning, cayenne and chipotle chili powder and stir to coat.
- Add the first two cups vegetable broth, salsa or tomatoes and the split peas to the sauce pan. Bring to a boil, turn heat down to low and let simmer for 25 to 30 minutes, or until the split peas have started to soften. Add the additional broth if the split pea mixture looks dry.
- Sprinkle the cornmeal over the split peas and stir to thicken. Season with salt and pepper to taste. The split pea mixture should come together well. Add a little more cornmeal for additional thickening if needed.
- Spread the tomato paste or ketchup over both sides of both toasted whole wheat buns. Spoon the sloppy split peas evenly inside both buns, top with ¼ cup of baby spinach per sandwich.
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Recipe by Lindsay of Cooking for a Vegan Lover, courtesy of Meatless Monday


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UK pound is mixed against the other majors today, heading higher against the US dollar, even as the pound drops against the euro. Investors are awaiting UK data, which is expected to be weak.
US dollar is pulling back today as Forex traders decide to go for a taste of yield. Over all, risk appetite hasn't truly returned, but the US economy is just slow enough that many are re-evaluating their positions and paring back recent gains for the greenback.
Uncertainty about the fate of the eurozone is once again front and center in the markets, and that is sending the euro lower. The ECB has failed to act as quickly as many would like, and disappointing German data is dragging on the 17-nation currency.
US dollar is heading higher today, surging ahead of its high beta counterparts as improved economic data is reported, and as risk appetite flees in the wake of disappointed ECB hopes.
Japanese yen is gaining today, heading higher as Forex traders show caution. Concerns about what's next for the eurozone are once again front and center in the markets. Yen is gaining as Forex traders reduce their riskier positions in favor of a more measured approach to the situation.
After three days of rallying, the euro is slipping as traders await moves from the ECB to support the 17-nation currency. Last week, Mario Draghi indicated that the ECB is ready to take some of the burden of Italy and Spain, but many are still waiting for something substantial.
US dollar is pulling back today, thanks in large part to the appearance of risk appetite in the financial markets. Risk appetite has been building since the end of last week, and the greenback is lower as Forex traders look for better returns for their money.
UK pound is getting a bit of a boost today, thanks to the latest industrial production data. There was a decline, true, but the decline in production for June was less than expected. The news, along with a bit of risk appetite, is helping the UK pound against low beta currencies like the US dollar and the Japanese yen.
US dollar is looking at gains against high beta majors today, after seeing some weakness earlier. Some of the gains are being pared a little bit, but even with the expectation of good news in the eurozone, there are still doubts, and the US dollar is still being considered a safe haven.
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According to slashfilm.com Saw 8 is in "Active Production" and rumored to release as early as next year. No I DO NOT want to play a game, it should have been game over after part 4 honestly. I really enjoyed the first three films of the series, after part four I was praying for it to end. Don't get me wrong the first one was great and refreshing, a serial killer with a moral to his victims, but it started to get too many twists and became convoluted with each installment, and seemed to be just violence for violence sake. Do we REALLY need another Saw movie? I say no, but I will watch it because it's my job. Furthermore the rumored spring 2015 release seems far-fetched since there is no script or cast yet. Personally I would rather see another installment of Hatchet instead of ANOTHER Saw, as I believe Hatchet has more story to tell than this overdone series. Let the game be over, all things must end. I really don't see how much more they can do with this series. I guess time will tell. However that is just my two cents. Have an opinion? Sound off in the comments section horror fans!
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We identify the most isolated groups in each society, often youth with disabilities, slum dwellers, rural women and girls and those from excluded castes.
We make contact with the local organisations who support these individuals and invite them to nominate up to three trainees.
We develop accessible training materials and learning plans to introduce the basics of principled reporting. Our focus is on micro-reporting via SMS.
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Each reporter is given a unique number to send mobile reports to Radar, for the price of a local text. It's cheap, instant and accessible to all, including those with low literacy, disability or no access to the internet.
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Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights protects the right of every individual or community to speak and be heard, but in practice, access to communication tools and the ability to influence the media agenda are often governed by a strict social and cultural hierarchy.
Radar aims to challenge stereotypes in the press, open up the flow of critical news and democratise access to the media, giving more people a chance to engage in meaningful dialogue.
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Radar's technical framework is built around a web app combining an SMS gateway, an editorial panel and a micro-site, which together bridge the gap between mobile networks in the developing world, and global information flows on the world wide web.
In practice, a news alert sent via SMS from a village in India can be received in London, analysed and verified by our expert team, and shared online with influential audiences within minutes.
We also offer pro bono editorial support, and link trained reporters with digital storytellers, mappers, bloggers and journalists, to produce collaborative multimedia reports covering neglected news and fresh perspectives.
Radar also runs a third sector communications consultancy offering solutions to communication challenges, primarily in the developing world. (For more information on this, visit our projects page.)
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In its first six months, Radar had covered two African elections, and been recognised by EU election observation teams for highlighting issues of disability and civic participation.
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Can one reporter cover six major New York sporting events within a period of 24 hours and not lose his mind? We will find out this weekend as Mike Tanier documents his experience with live blogging, photos and tweets throughout the day and into the night. After tonight's Red Bulls game, Tanier will attend five more area events starting Saturday morning and document his experience live. Follow him on the Bats blog and on Twitter (@FO_MTanier) using the hashtag #6sports.
Please Don't Hate Me for Hating Soccer
HARRISON, N.J. — It's a heck of a thing to admit on a soccer blog. My dislike is my own problem, not soccer's. I am not one of those macho blowhards who believes that soccer is some socialist starter sport. I do not assume that every soccer fan is a contrarian trying to intellectualize his desire to wear colorful shirts and drink beer at 8 a.m. in downtown pubs. I just harbor a husky kid's childhood grudge against a sport with so much running and so little payoff. I do my best to give soccer a chance, and I check back in with the sport every two or three years just to see if anyone scored.


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Earlier today NBCUniversal canceled the television series 'Do No Harm' without giving it a shot. Yes, ratings were low. Yes, the ad campaign was flawed. Yes, reviews were not that great. The problem with such an early cancellation is that the network did not give the series a chance. 13 episodes were filmed, so at least show them. Let the show find an audience. Remember: 'Seinfeld' wasn't a success overnight. If the network does not want to air the remaining episodes, at least show them on their sister network SyFy, where it would most probably find it's audience among fans of 'Being Human' and 'Safe Haven'. Spread the word friends!
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