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'The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power' Announced for Blu-rayPosted Fri Oct 17, 2014 at 08:00 AM PDT by Tom Landy
The next chapter in the action-packed 'The Mummy' franchise will journey to Blu-ray in January. Pre-orders are now available at Amazon.Continue Reading
'I Am Ali' to Knock out Blu-ray in NovemberPosted Thu Oct 16, 2014 at 12:00 PM PDT by Tom Landy
Clare Lewins' documentary on the greatest fighter of all time will clobber Blu-ray in November. Pre-orders are available now.Continue Reading
'The Constant Gardener' Blu-ray BoundPosted Thu Oct 16, 2014 at 12:00 PM PDT by Tom Landy
Fernando Meirelles' acclaimed thriller will make its Blu-ray debut in January. Pre-order the Blu-ray here.Continue Reading
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'Tears for Fears: Songs from the Big Chair' Blu-ray Audio DatedPosted Wed Oct 15, 2014 at 06:00 AM PDT by Steven Cohen
The popular album is getting the Blu-ray audio treatment in November, and you can pre-order the disc now.Continue Reading
'Beethoven's Treasure Tail' Blu-ray BoundPosted Thu Sep 11, 2014 at 10:00 AM PDT by Tom Landy
Another dog-gone adventure will drool all over Blu-ray in October.Continue Reading
'The Purge: Anarchy' Blu-ray AnnouncedPosted Wed Sep 3, 2014 at 10:00 AM PDT by Tom Landy
The sequel to 'The Purge' is bound for Blu-ray in October. Pre-order here.Continue Reading
'Wish I Was Here' Dated for Blu-rayPosted Thu Aug 28, 2014 at 08:00 AM PDT by Tom Landy
Zach Braff's comedy is planned for Blu-ray at the end of October. Pre-order your copy here.Continue Reading
'The Fluffy Movie: Extended Edition' Announced for Blu-rayPosted Thu Aug 21, 2014 at 06:00 AM PDT by Tom Landy
Gabriel Iglesias' 2014 comedy special will fluff up Blu-ray in October. Pre-order your copy here.Continue Reading
'The Signal (2014)' Blu-ray DetailedPosted Tue Aug 19, 2014 at 10:00 AM PDT by Steven Cohen
The sci-fi thriller starring Brenton Thwaites and Laurence Fishburne is heading to Blu-ray in September. You can pre-order the movie here.Continue Reading
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Looking for Disastrous or Cursed Performances
I know that Macbeth is a cursed play. I know there were riots at the first performance of the Rite of Spring. I know that when you read the script for the King in Yellow you go insane. Are there any more examples of performance art that has a disastrous, cursed, or otherwise spooky reputation? Theater, dance, opera, paintings, etc all okay.
How to price and market art work?
I've decided to try selling some of my art work, however I have no idea how to go about valuing my art work. I'm also not sure of the best place to sell it or how to market it. [more inside]
What are some easy, fun art projects or DIY decorations I can do for zero dollars? [more inside]
"We kissed on the corner then danced through the night"
I'm going through a hand-lettering obsession lately, and becoming more interested in using text in artwork. I'm pretty comfortable with the parameters of fair use in terms of visual reference - using a photo to inform a painting, for example. But what's fair use if I want to paint a phrase or lyric or quote on a sign? The title of the question is my example: it is a line from Fairytale of New York. Is it a large or significant enough fragment that I would need to secure a license of the work if I wanted to create a painting and offer it for sale? The subject would be the text - more or less like this, versus a painting that included other elements with the text. I know there is often a range of ideal practice versus ordinary practice. Is this more formal like quoting a lyric in a book and giving copyright credit, or is it more informal like "I don't think Nick Cage signed off on the You Don't Say meme."?
Who was that guy?
I know Walter Benjamin treasured a drawing by Paul Klee, Angelus Novus (angel of history).. So much so that he wrote about it in his essay "Theses on the Philosophy of History". [more inside]
Why do I have strong emotional reactions to smell and music but not art?
Why is it that people have super-strong reactions to different types of sensory stimulants? Do you have any tales of experiencing strong reactions to visual art as opposed to sounds and smells? [more inside]
I Need a New Job
I need a new job, and I have no idea what job I might be good at and enjoy. Please give me ideas for some jobs that I haven't thought of. I'm in my late 20s and working as a research analyst for a large firm, and I can't take the feeling that I'm not doing anything worthwhile (or even enjoyable) with my life. I'm not sure what to do. Do you know of any unconventional careers that might be a good fit? Please give me an idea of where to get started. [more inside]
Guerrilla art ethics.
When (if ever) is it appropriate to take a piece of guerrilla art down and keep it? [more inside]
Help Make this Space happen: Suggest your favorite tools and resources
I am tasked with stocking up a Maker Space gallery that will be part of a museum. I'm very much a crafter and maker myself, but am looking for the Makers of MetaFilter to tell me your favorite tools, especially ones for small hands (we will be catering to kids and families, as young as 3 years old). We will be doing simple woodworking projects (already looking at Japanese Pull Saws), sewing, circuitry, paper art, lots of tinkering (including activities with recycled materials and new materials). We are focusing on "real" tools (no plastic Fisher Price kids stuff, please), and I expect to buy a couple different versions of some items (hammers for smaller people, hammers for bigger jobs). The tools will get lots of use, so I'm happy to spend a bit more if it means I don't have to constantly replace broken items. I am especially looking for specific recommendations for specific tools, reviews, or resources ("these sewing scissors are amazing for the price" or "don't buy this brand of clamp" or "this site sells very good quality paper punches"). Thanks in advance!
Unavailable movies, worth screening, that can be legally shown?
What movies aren't readily available via Amazon, Netflix, or similar, but are worth watching and can be booked for a legal public event in the US? [more inside]
Help me learn to art
I would like to start learning how to draw, after 16 years of stick figures. I am keeping a sketchbook to practice in frequently, but I was wondering if anyone had some good resources for jump-starting my artistic development (there are overwhelmingly many such resources on the Internet). I am also interested in general modern art, metal art, sculpting, lithography, and photography. Thanks in advance! ^_^
What is the name for the irregular objects that break up a surface?
I've heard a term that describes the irregular objects such as boxes and antenna that are used to break up a surface (such as on a model spaceship). Apparently this can make it more pleasing to the eye then a smooth surface. An example would be the surface of a Star Destroyer in Star Wars, where it is basically a triangular prism with some big features, then a lot of small, indistinct things that makes it looks unnaturally perfect. Does anyone know what this term is? [more inside]
Pictures of the moon?
I'm looking for paintings, sketches, and other visual art that features the moon. Show me your favorite moon-related imagery!
Help me find a desktop PC on a budget
My 4-year-old laptop is dying and I want to replace it with a desktop. What is the least computer I could buy now that would still be upgradeable enough that I could keep it and upgrade it for several years? [more inside]
Creepy Art Catalog
I've been playing Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs over the last day or two. Has anyone put together a list of all the artists and titles for the paintings in the game? [more inside]
Serving Espresso to a Crowd--multiple variables
Help me figure out how to make about 100 long espresso shots at a public event. [more inside]
I bought a beautiful problem
An art newbie wonders: just how does one properly store an oil painting? [more inside]
Basically, if Disney did webcomics.
I am really overwhelmed by the world of webcomics. I have no idea where to start, although I have stumbled across a few that I really like. Can you help me find some that I would like, based on my current preferences? - which are below the fold. Thanks guys! [more inside]
What do I need to know for my first art walk showing?
I'm going to have my photography featured in an Art Walk, and this is my first time doing anything like this. I'm excited but don't know what the heck I'm doing. What do I need to know? [more inside]
Mexico City recommendations: cool 'hood, what to do, etc
I'm going to Mexico City in late October and have a bunch of questions! [more inside]
How Can I Tell a Lithograph from a Drawing?
Without using an eraser :) I have 3 quite nice drawings/lithographs by a pretty famous artist. I'd like to sell them - but first I need to determine if they are drawings done in pencil or lithographs. How can I do that? Thanks
Storing info about images of paintings?
What's a good way to keep track of information about images of paintings I've downloaded (artist, title, year, museum, and so on)? [more inside]
Searching for a series of paintings.
I've been searching for a series of recent paintings (I think they're paintings, but I can't be sure) to no avail. Here's what I remember: they're of well-dressed women who are peeling back their skin to reveal viscera. I recall that they're by a Spanish artist and they're fairly recent. Please help me hivemind, all my google searches are coming up empty.
Waxing on the object, thinking about the subject?
Blogs devoted to objects, fascinating and everyday? [more inside]
How can I stay motivated without concrete, guaranteed benifits?
I used to think that I was lazy, but now I find that I can be motivated, dedicated and extremely efficient...but only when there are concrete and guaranteed benifits to my actions. Right now, I want to expand my portfolio and gain some new skills for the sake of increasing my employability and maybe getting a different job. But since this goal is far-off and not guaranteed, I'm having trouble sticking to it and I've been getting nowhere. Is there a way to operate that allows my actions to have short term and guaranteed benefits? [more inside]
What are the best photographs in the public domain?
I am decorating a new apartment and would like to put some nice pieces of art on the walls. I love some of the photographs in the Library of Congress collection and have thought about having them blown up and printed high-res. Which brings me to my question: What are the best high-res images (in the public domain) floating around the Internet? Or collections of public domain high-res images that I can turn into posters?
What does 'NIKAT' mean on this statue of a Spartan?
There is a statue in the Milwaukee art museum titled "The Last of the Spartans". It depicts a dying soldier writing the word "NIKAT" on his shield, presumably as his last act before succumbing to his injuries. What does NIKAT mean? [more inside]
Art on!
You helped me get my crochet on. You helped me get my knit on. Now can you help me get my art on and find the best blogs of people just playing around with paints? [more inside]
Advice for a beginning abstract painter
I seem to have taken up painting, somewhat accidentally, mostly through the cunning tactics of a very good therapist. I dabbled in art in high school but haven't really done much visual art since (though I have also recently taken up photography). A lot of abstract artists (especially female abstract expressionists like Joan Mitchell and Helen Frankenthaler) are the painters that move me the most, plus I don't really have a desire to make representational art. I am mostly painting for self-expression and self-satisfaction, but it'd be nice to also not be embarrassed to show other people my work. [more inside]
Material for making game boards out of?
I'm trying to hand-paint gameboards (five 21cm x 29cm boards, for a boardgame) for someone, except I can't figure out what material can hold up to the dual stresses of being painted/printed on (not by computer, but by the older methods of linocuts or woodblocks or etching) and the day-to-day wear and tear from being used as a gameboard, while still being reasonably priced. Can you help? [more inside]
Help me identify this art/chair?
I bought an interesting small chair at a local thrift store. Here's a picture of the front. [more inside]
Cool art decals for a car
I just bought a car! But it's plain boring white. Help me find some cool art decals for it. [more inside]
I'm very interested in the transactions that take place between Artists and Coders when you stick them together in a room - is there a name for this ? where should I look for more information ? [more inside]
Seeking inspiration
I recently got the opportunity to direct a commercial! Yay!!! Now the bad news: I've been working a mind-numbing retail job for the last eight months, and have had few opportunities to do anything creative (outside of writing a screenplay). Help me re-enliven my inner creative spark. [more inside]
What is that book of cover art from self-released records?
I feel like an idiot "wasting" a question on this, but it's driving me crazy and I am experiencing uncharacteristic google failure. Some time in the last few months I read reviews of a book of cover art from self-released LPs. The hell was that book called?
Books on philosophy and beauty, art, narrative, or metaphor
I'm well-read but pretty uneducated when it comes to philosophy, aside from having a working knowledge of the Post-Structuralists. I'm looking for philosophical books (it doesn't matter it they're canonical or not--I have not read most of the canon, but I also haven't read a lot of related books) that explore one or more of these areas: beauty, art, or narratives. (I just started Lyotard tonight, so no need to suggest him.) [more inside]
Where can/how do I commission pixel art?
I'm redesigning my blog and want some pixel art assets for it (background + a few sprites). I've tried rolling my own and have only succeeded in reminding myself that I'm a poor artist. The people I've found seem mostly interested in doing avatars and the like and this is a slight larger request. [more inside]
Comprehensive online directory of world festivals?
Does anyone know of a comprehensive online directory of world festivals?
Reinventing my (work)self - how does one start from scratch at 56?
My career as a high end photo retoucher for magazines seems to be winding down, mostly because of the shift from print to digital/ipad consumption of content. Seems that my options are to gear up my portfolio to work for ad agencies, or learn to be a decent illustrator if I stay with it. Even so, I'm not confident that there will be enough work as things move forward. [more inside]
How to gift artwork to a society far away?
What's the etiquette, practicalities and social norms of sending a piece of artwork to a society as a gift? [more inside]
Where do I go to get my artwork printed?
I have digital illustrations that I'd like printed out, framed and on the wall. I'm not sure where the best place to go is. [more inside]
Apple TV-friendly, beautiful video art
One of my friends is playing cello for a bunch of others at my place, and I'm looking for beautiful videos that I can project on the wall next to him as he plays. I have Apple TV, so anything on Vimeo, YouTube, or Netflix will work. The longer, the better. [more inside]
Learning disabled artist blogs?
Who represents learning disabled artists? Or how can I find blogs or catalogs that feature learning disabled or developmentally disabled artists working in any media? Europe and South America especially but welcoming feedback about the rest of the world. Thanks!
Why the arts matter.
I would like to read all of the best things about why the arts -- and in particular literature -- Matter(s). [more inside]
What's cool in Metro Manila, Philippines? I'm new and I need friends.
What's cool in Metro Manila, Philippines? I'm new and I need friends. [more inside]
Business documents for artists/designers
Usually designers and (to a greater degree, artists) are represented by agents who take care of all the administrative/legislative issues. However, for those who manage their own freelance businesses, it is imperative that they have their own business documents (project questionnaires, proposals, quotations, contracts, invoices, ..). I am interested in mapping out all the needed documents in the process of a project, from the moment the client contacts the designer/artist to the moment the project is submitted and the payments are made. Where can I find some comprehensive/reliable resources for such documents?
Is old art fixative worse for the environment than newer fixative?
I have a can of old art fixative. Is it better for the environment if I use it or dispose of it? [more inside]
Everything I need to know about doing an art fair booth?
So I've decided to try my hand at a booth for my photography at art fairs. What do I need to know? [more inside]
Need help drawing human anatomy and perspective again.
Are there any good exercises online (video or otherwise) that help? Or possibly some books? [more inside]
Ego pain and art: advice?
I'd like to spend more time reading serious literature or viewing art, but I find my ego keeps getting in the way. Advice, please? [more inside]


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Winning the $8.9 million contract was a coup for APE, which competed against companies from France, Japan, the Netherlands, United States and China, said John White, company president and inventor of the technology. Pat Hughes is CEO.
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You two are too funny, i'm not blaming GB. This is a Govt story to discredit GB and others like him. Get everyone on the Saudi bandwagon with false story's then "find" white NRA types to take the hit. I wish GB would tell us what he see's in the future. The only thing I see is death and and broken people. Why is the Govt now tracking farm animals? Food shortage's in the future?
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And that person would be Rand Paul. No way will I vote for RP or PR the second being Rick Perry, Both are not Christian Conservative.
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Did Paul mention Beck?. I had to turn off GB on wednesday, that love fest he had with Paul was too much for me to take. The GOP, as we know it is dead. I just realized Rand Paul and Rick Perry are the same person. OMG. Their both dead to me. I will not vote for the lessor of two evils anymore.
March 17, 2013 at 3:18pm
I can't stand the man. But he is telling the truth, for once. She seen her chance to get rich and took it. It is a "free market" after all? NO, its not. It is rigged by the banksters. Just follow JamesGRichards@twitter. She took the money and ran. Something i would probably do too, to keep my family safe. GB has great idea's. They will never work. This country is to far down the drain. Do what you have too protect your family. DO WHATEVER YOU HAVE TO DO. That doesn't harm someone else.
March 17, 2013 at 3:13pm
Translation…. In a month, I'll be for gay marriage.
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March 17, 2013 at 3:11pm
Spoken words from a true republican. Yes Christie and Dewhurst suck. At least She has the balls, "I hope were all adults" to say it.
February 26, 2013 at 6:13pm
Can't wait to hear Glenn tomorrow. There go's R Paul, right down the toilet like his old man. Another anti Israel politician in the end times.
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Doubt it. Bill has other women to replace this washed up one.
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He folded like a CHEAP house of cards.
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September 16, 2012 at 6:35pm
She may know something we don't. She did say Obummer care would pass. Just something to think about.
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September 6, 2012 at 8:38pm
Big Banks are a little more efficient then the Post Office, follow Jamesgrickards@twitter he will tell you some things every American should know.
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August 30, 2012 at 8:52pm
What you didn't hear her say is. I inherited it. SCREW YOU.
August 24, 2012 at 7:54pm
Wow, could this have been written by a "real" Navy Seal? In 1987 as a Marine stationed at Mount Fuji, I met three Navy Seals at Mt Fuji. It was winter and they were preparing to climb the mountain in winter! I have never been in awe of anyone more then a Navy Seal. When you hear that these guys are the top of the top. You just don't understand. They are much more. We cannot put ourself in this mans shoes. What I don't agree with is a Navy Seal saying because "We" killed Bin Laden we won. Or, Bin Laden Was the most evil human ever. Wow, what stupid statements those were. We are far from winning, not even half way there. And there were many, many men that were more evil then Bin Laden. Thats why this former Marine can not believe that a Navy Seal wrote these statements. Sorry GB you've been fooled.
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August 20, 2012 at 1:16pm
The Mark of the Beast will start with, WWW. This will allow people to access the world wide web. To buy, sell, and receive a paycheck. I know it's not 666. If your here to see the mark just remember where you read it first. I won't be around to see it come true. G/L.
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Nice, never thought of it that way. So does the car in the junkyard thing become a hybrid?
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[3] November 12, 2014 at 12:54am
The Republicans need to prove that they can lead, and they need to expose the Democrat party for what it is. Impeachment will be counterproductive to both of those goals.
Pass good laws, let him veto them, and let the Dems vote to sustain.
If the President doesn't cooperate, defund as much of the executive branch as you can for two years.
Investigate, investigate and investigate some more.
He only has two years left. Limit the damage as much as possible, and pin the tail on the donkey.
[1] August 15, 2014 at 10:50pm
Same thing. We ALL know that an Anglican/Episcopalian is just a CATHOLIC who needs permission to go through six wives….and who allow their priests to get married.
(my speaking tongue is planted firmly in cheek…)
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[1] August 15, 2014 at 10:35pm
I don't think that ISIS sees the difference.
So, we all want to know…what is the TRUE Christianity? Do we all have to speak in tongues, handle snakes, protest with Wesboro Baptist, or buy the Dead Sea salt shaker for a love gift of 19.99 plus shipping and handling.
And if you are a bible based Christian, which Bible? The Uversion bible app offers 982 versions in 679 languages. What? You haven't read them all? That's OK, we'll wait.
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[1] August 14, 2014 at 9:41pm
I think one of the keys here is terminology. Just as there are about 15 different kinds of vegetarians, there are a number of different kinds of atheists, from confused agnostics to the far out freedom from religion fanatics.
We need a new term for the fanatics…I strongly recommend antitheists. Antitheists hate God and everyone who loves and respects Him. Like Pharoah, their hearts have been hardened. I believe that many of them would be Satanists, but Satan ignores them too for two reasons….first manifesting himself would prove the existence of the supernatural and open the door for conversion….and second, he has them already, so why waste his time and energy on them.
Free will means that they have the right to choose to divorce themselves from God, and to suffer the consequences for that decision. It is written that before the end of the age, a great apostacy will descend upon the Church. Beware – be vigilant, and keep the faith.
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An IV drip of uncut heroin should work quite well. It's fast, totally painless, and readily available to law enforcement. #AlixTrichelman
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[5] July 10, 2014 at 2:01pm
If you would take the time to go to Meruryone.org you would discover that the organization has seven different causes you can donate to, not just this one.
Also, you are free to begin your own charitable foundation, where you can railse money for any cause you wish. You can also donate to one of the thousands of mostly Progressive charities out there where 80 percent of your donation is used to defray administrative costs and engage in additional fundraislng.
Finally, whether we like it or not, those kids ARE in the US, until we can arrange to send them back. Are you recommending that we let them die?
[2] June 30, 2014 at 1:41am
Saint Paul was excellent at condemning people, and many believe that he was personally involved in the stoning of St. Stephen because he was offended by his preaching.
However, on the road to Damascus, Jesus closed, and then opened his eyes. If you add up all of the condemnations you, and he, will reach one inescapable conclusion,,,,
ALL of us have sinned, and fallen short of the glory of God.
The only way to salvation is through the grace of God, eviidenced by the sacrifice of his Son.
While the bible is a great guidebook of policy and behaviour, we should try as hard as we can to leave the judging of our fellow humans to Someone of a much higher paygrade. The fine line comes between the Bible's use for reproof and correction, and slipping over into judgement.
This is our mission, whether we choose to accept it or not. Good luck, Jim. This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.
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Both the bible and human history are full of people who thought that their own hopws, wishes and ideals supercede the the Word, and are the way God REALLY feels.
From Lucifer to Moamar Qadafi, it never EVER ends well, even here on earth. I'm relatively sure that Judgement Day will probably not turn out much better.
Also, can Sir Elton name ANY world religion based on self-gratification that has strengthened society or its adherents over the long term…how about the short term?
Finally, if marriage is simply a license for sexual gratification then it opens up some truly frightening possibilities in a totalitarian world. Will their be fines and imprisonment if someone engages in unlicensed coupling? And what if someone uses that totalitarian power to setup a theocracy in the United States of Amerika? What use do you think they would make of the lists of licenses…I understand Hitler had some very chic pink triangles.
Sexual gratification by consenting adults is between them and the gods of their choice, but marriage is encouraged by society for a very specific set of reasons mostly involving procreation and child rearing which, regardless of our religion, some of us believe are the mortar that keeps the fabric of society together,
Is monogamous, male/female marriage perfect? Of course not. Are some gay couples better than Ozzie and Harriet? Of course, But thousands of years of human evolution seem to indicate traditional marriage has the best chance of worki
[7] June 19, 2014 at 3:47pm
It has been said that a competent prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich…
Yet, despite YEARS of investigation and MILLIONS spent, they have only gotten one low level flunky, and that was dubious.
Where's the charge? Where's the indictment? Oh, and in another coincidence, Walker is up for re-election in 4 months. This whole thing stinks.
[2] June 13, 2014 at 10:54pm
Judge Crabb was appointed by Jimmy Carter 35 years ago to the Federal bench.
She was then promoted to Senior Judge by Barack the Magnanimus in 2010.
It should come as no surptise that she has rarely ever consulted precedent or logic or common sense in her decisions, about one a year of which causes everyone's eyes to cross and in some cases their ears to bleed.
She does seem to rely heavily on one source for her legal reasnoning though….The Badger Herald, which is the student newspaper at UW Madison, which views Nancy Pelosi as way too conservative for their tastes
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[4] June 13, 2014 at 10:59pm
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One probably was. See from LVRJ…
One unconfirmed report is that the two exchanged gunfire with a citizen who was carrying a concealed weapon, and that one of the shooters was injured. Police confirm that at least one civilian at the Walmart was shot and killed.
[9] June 8, 2014 at 7:10pm
The Las Vega Review Journal is reporting the following
"One unconfirmed report is that the two exchanged gunfire with a citizen who was carrying a concealed weapon, and that one of the shooters was injured. Police confirm that at least one civilian at the Walmart was shot and killed."
Take away concealed carry, and there will be no one to stop the revoluton……
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It doesn't matter if the Republican legislators who voted for this were liars or hopelessly incompetent. They all need NRA backed challengers in the next primary, and they all need to experience the retirement plan they also undoubtedly "accidentally" voted for.
[2] May 2, 2014 at 12:45am
Technically Barnicle is absolutely right, even on MSNBC. They do NOT have a conversation about race. They use the racism charge to belittle, invalidate, shut off debate, accuse and dismiss.
All they have to do is use the word racist, and all other conversation becomes irrelevant.
Sort of like we used to use the word "witch" in Salem, and "Commie" in the 50s.
When we can have a real conversation on the subject, we may be able to make some progress.
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I can hardly wait for the reports from the Pistachio association, the Walnut board, the filbert consortium (which coincidentally is the name of the next Robert Ludlum inspired novel), and the Peanut Posse.
I fully expect them to agree wholeheartedly with the Almond Board of California's completely unbiased conclusion.
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March 30, 2014 at 2:50am
The fact is that conservative or tea party law firms are likely to be viewed as hostile or stupid by authorities in Massachusetts, while Professor Dershowitz is likely to be given more respect and deference than he deserves by those same authorities.
Besides, all politics aside, Dershowitz is one of the finest legal minds practicing today, and generally would resign and recuse himself rather than soil his reputation by wrongly siding with the state.
Finally, this case is about JUSTINA, not the lawyers or the doctors. If he can bring her home again, I don't care if his name is Woodrow Wilson the Fifth, or if he is the Chairman of the Massachusetts chapter of the Democratic Socialist Party.
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So, explain to me again why TV pitchman Kevin Trudeau has been sentenced to 10 years in a Federal Prison?
Wasn't it is large part for arguing against the Federal Government's dietary guidelines?
I don't know if Kevin Trudeau was right or wrong, a charlatan or a visionary. Maybe he is a combination of all those things.
What I do know is that I am very uncomfortable living in a USS of Amerika where dissent is punishable by ten years in the Federal pen. Since when did it become a Federal offense to have a different interpretation of scientific or government guidelines?
Progressives call people who disagree with "settled science" names like "flat earthers", again twisting and perverting history. The real flat earthers believed the "settled science" of their day, and they turned dissenters over to the Spanish Inquisition to get their minds right….or kill them.
Socrates, DaVinci, Gallileo, and Copernicus all went against the settled science of their day and were punished for it, But they were right. This is getting REALLY REALLY scary.
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February 12, 2014 at 5:46pm
It is a "very poor forgery" that the best scientific and artistic minds of skeptics have been unable to come close to duplicating, or even effectively explaining in over two centuries.
Besides the Bible tells us God used burning bushes, a whales belly, and the jawbone of a donkey to transmit messages. CLEARLY whether it is real, or you are right and it is fake, the Shroud definitely has a powerful message.
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February 5, 2014 at 2:06am
Bill Nye, Dr. Oz, and Mister Wizard use models all the time to illustrate concepts that can't be easily envisioned by the audience. Some of the models are fairly accurate, and some of them are just plain silly, and some of them are altered by new information.
The Bible is of necessity a cliff notes version of an old multipurpose grammar school textbook. It was written to teach, law, ethics, morality, history, biology, literature and a lot of other things to bedouin sheep herders.
Think explaining quantum physics and genetics to an 8 year old.
If Bill Nye can use a firecracker to represent the Big Bang, then God and his ghost writers are entitled to use "let there be light."
Human beings are clearly not made out of clay, or we would be silicone based creature, instead of carbon based. But if you are trying to describe an ooze of proteins and amino acids to a six year old, mud or clay is going to come really close.
Finally, if God spelled out too many details, we would no longer have free will, and for some reason known only to Him, He wants us to figure this stuff out ourselves.
January 30, 2014 at 1:26am
On the right hand side of the list of stories on the Blaze, they have this new thing called a "Scroll Bar". With this clever device, you can roll right on past stories you don't wish to read…try it sometime.
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Fair Isaac Corp., the creators of the all-important FICO credit score, is moving its headquarters to San Jose — and staying in place at the same time.
The Minneapolis, Minn.-based company (NYSE: FICO) confirmed earlier this month it was moving its headquarters to San Jose and embarking on an engineer-hiring binge here.
While the headquarters shift highlights the importance the company is placing on Valley technology and talent, it doesn't mean FICO will consolidate offices. Rather, the company intends to expand in place, FICO spokeswoman Kate Blatt said.
That's because FICO already has a sizable presence at Equity Office Properties' Metro Plaza near Mineta San Jose International Airport. The company recently signed for a second floor, bringing its total footprint to 37,906 square feet. About 90 employees are based there, Blatt said. That space is in the process of being built out, she said, but may not hold all the employees FICO has plans on hiring.
"It's really a part of the company's focus on technology, big data, and so it made sense to expand in Silicon Valley," Blatt said. "We're hiring tons of engineers right now. We'll be strapped for space pretty quickly."
FICO, led by CEO William Lansing, is best known for the FICO score, a leading measure of credit risk. But its products and services also include other predictive analytics, decision-management applications and tools, and professional services.
FICO's roots run deep here. Founders Bill Fair and Earl Isaac met at the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park.
"FICO began in Silicon Valley, and we view this move as a homecoming," Lansing said in a statement. "Operating from our base in Silicon Valley, we can more readily build upon our company's deep talent pool, collaborate with other big thinkers in the world's premier technology hub, and provide our customers worldwide with powerful innovations that will help them compete more effectively in the era of big data."
Nathan Donato-Weinstein covers commercial real estate and transportation for the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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