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You gear and spec looks solid to me. Hit rating and exp are a bit low for my taste but you still have ways to go for full ICC gear so it'll improve as you go. In terms of addons, I don't really use any that are specific to tanks or death knights. Just standard raiding addons; DBM, Omen, etc. For macros, the only necessary one is the rune strike macro. For that and rotations, suggest you have a look into this fairly comprehensive guide on ensidia.com. I'm fairly certain I have seen a fairly extensive DK tanking guide somewhere on tankspot as well.
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I just tried ESET Smart Security trial and it found 3 threats that Webroot and Microsoft failed to find.
I am running a second scan and it found another threat which makes me wonder why it wasn't found on the first sweep.
Also, the scan quickly jumps to 88% complete and stays there until almost complete.
Are you running two AV's i5? or trying the Eset without disabling or uninstalling the Webroot & ?MSE as you could be having a litle bit of a conflict going on there.
I know that my Kaspersky 2011 doesn't even like the shortened version of MBAM running and lets me KNOW!
I think you'll find that just about everyone will tell you if you want to try another AV then you will have to at least disbale every other one you have installed if not unistall.
If you go the latter route there is a very good tutorial on doing it properly - it includes just about all the major "players"
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No not running at the same time. Both performed a complete scan and removed before
ESET NOD32 was installed. My only knock against ESET NOD32 is how easy it was to obtain a Username and Password simply by googling it.
Thanks for the great info.
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Sorry late reply - sick
Hiyya i5 750 Thats a real worry re Googling a password reset.
Personally I'd be looking for something a little more "sturdy" there are plenty of comparisons sites around - can't lose nothing by looking eh??
A couple Best AntiVirus Software Review 2011 | Compare AntiVirus Products - TopTenREVIEWS
AV-Comparatives - Independent Tests of Anti-Virus Software - Welcome to AV-Comparatives.org they have probably been mentioned in here somewhere but I can' find them so..
Anyway you know who I am with.
Still if you want to know more you can message me.
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I had a fake "Virus Removal" popup and ESET NOD32 did not stop it or find anything after a scan. Malwarebytes found and removed it.
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Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate: x64 (SP1)
As people already said a couple of times, every anti-virus is quite good.
I recommend Microsoft Secure Essentials (MSE) as it's free, clean, updates.
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Haven't seen it so...
Have used this on a mates machine with good results too - sorry if it's already mentioned but a quick scan didn't find any mention.
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Development of a 3D finite element model of lens microcirculation
- Ehsan Vaghefi,
- Duane TK Malcolm,
- Marc D Jacobs,
- Paul J Donaldson
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It has been proposed that in the absence of a blood supply, the ocular lens operates an internal microcirculation system. This system delivers nutrients, removes waste products and maintains ionic homeostasis in the lens. The microcirculation is generated by spatial differences in membrane transport properties; and previously has been modelled by an equivalent electrical circuit and solved analytically. While effective, this approach did not fully account for all the anatomical and functional complexities of the lens. To encapsulate these complexities we have created a 3D finite element computer model of the lens.
Initially, we created an anatomically-correct representative mesh of the lens. We then implemented the Stokes and advective Nernst-Plank equations, in order to model the water and ion fluxes respectively. Next we complemented the model with experimentally-measured surface ionic concentrations as boundary conditions and solved it.
Our model calculated the standing ionic concentrations and electrical potential gradients in the lens. Furthermore, it generated vector maps of intra- and extracellular space ion and water fluxes that are proposed to circulate throughout the lens. These fields have only been measured on the surface of the lens and our calculations are the first 3D representation of their direction and magnitude in the lens.
Values for steady state standing fields for concentration and electrical potential plus ionic and fluid fluxes calculated by our model exhibited broad agreement with observed experimental values. Our model of lens function represents a platform to integrate new experimental data as they emerge and assist us to understand how the integrated structure and function of the lens contributes to the maintenance of its transparency.
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- Development of a 3D finite element model of lens microcirculation
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- Computational modelling
- Ocular lens
- Microcirculation
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- Ehsan Vaghefi (1) (2)
- Duane TK Malcolm (2)
- Marc D Jacobs (2)
- Paul J Donaldson (1) (3)
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- 1. Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences, University of Auckland, Building 502, Level 4, 85 Park Road, Grafton, Auckland, New Zealand
- 2. Auckland Bioengineering Institute, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
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(CBS Charlotte) — The Queen City is comprised of many interesting and extraordinary people who often have a tremendous impact on our city — and Elizabeth Berrien is definitely one of those people.
Berrien has endured several hardships and losses in her life, but it was during those struggles that Berrien became motivated to help others who were also grieving.
Berrien is a young widow who lost her husband while he was serving in Afghanistan. Here is her story:
Q. How long was your husband serving in Afghanistan, and how long were you married at the time of his death?
A. Brian was serving his final deployment that he owed the military. He was supposed to be there for a six-month deployment, but was only there for six weeks when he was killed. He served in the Special Forces, and had been in the military for 12 years. We had been married for 2 ½ years at the time of his death, and had been together for almost 4 years.
Q. Can you describe what happened during 2009?
A. The year had begun full of hope for us. We gave birth to our healthy daughter, Ella, that January. Brian was able to spend the first 4 months of her life with her. We had known for almost a year that he would be leaving on deployment that summer. It was something that I was dreading, but knew there wasn't a choice. I planned to spend time visiting family and friends to help pass the time while he was gone.
I had gone to visit my dad briefly in Asheville, North Carolina, and was going to stay there at his condo for several days to visit with some old college friends. Brian and I talked every day while he was gone, and usually it was around the same time in the afternoon. But the day that he was injured, I didn't hear from him at the usual time and I began to get anxious after several hours had passed. I was supposed to be going to lunch with a girlfriend and my daughter that afternoon, but right before my friend arrived I received a phone call from an Army Chaplain. He explained to me that Brian had been shot and that the wound was in the back of the head. I instantly felt my knees buckle and I went into a state of shock. My daughter was in her bouncy seat and I began throwing items into a suitcase.
They flew me over to Germany to visit him in the military hospital there. They had tried operating on him, but his death had been instant. They kept him on life support long enough for me to say goodbye. I stayed in the hospital with him that night, and then they flew his sister and I back to the states. It was scary being away from my support system during that time. The nurses kept reminding me that I had a baby girl to go home to and that I need to stay strong for her and take care of myself. Once I arrived home, I collapsed into the arms of my family and friends. I barely got out of bed for six weeks. My sister helped me find a counselor and get started with a support group. Those were some of the darkest days of my life.
Q. Can you tell us about your son? Were there complications with his birth?
A. My son was stillborn in January 2008. I had gone through a completely normal and healthy 9-month pregnancy, and I went into labor the night before his due date. I had a doctor, midwife, doula, and Brian there during the birth. I had been in labor for 14 hours and was in the final stages of pushing when we realized that the cord was wrapped around his shoulder. The cord had been cutting his oxygen off. The doctor tried resuscitating him for almost an hour before declaring that he was not going to make it. My son, Tookie, was 9 lbs. and looked completely healthy otherwise. It was another time that I went into complete shock as I held him on my chest. It felt like all of my dreams had crumbled and disappeared. We had the nursery all set up for him and a closet full of clothes awaiting his arrival. After he died, I went into a deep depression.
Q. Where does your strength come from?
A. I believe that my strength comes from several places. I've always had a deep desire to make a positive difference in the world, and that has always driven me to never give up. I believe that as human beings we have a natural resilience that kicks in when faced with devastation. I want to be a strong mother to my daughter, and that motivates me to continue doing whatever it takes to embrace the joy and beauty that life has to offer, even while honoring my grief. I also draw a lot of strength from my support system, which includes my family, friends, and co-workers. They help remind me what I'm capable of when I'm going through struggles.
Q. What inspired you to help other grieving widows?
A. I felt very isolated as a young widow, which compelled me to reach out to other widows who had lost their husbands too soon. I knew that these other women must be feeling the same heartache, and I believe in strength in numbers. I attended a support group for widows/widowers right after my husband died, which is where I met my first widow friend. I appreciated the group, but wanted to create a special group just for women where we could bond on a deeper level. About 7 months after Brian's death, I started the group Soul Widows in March 2010. I first began it as a website, and set up an annual retreat which was co-facilitated by a wonderful counselor that I had met here in Charlotte. I began receiving emails from women all across the U.S. They would share their stories and tell me that they were also seeking a space to connect with other young widows. It was my first big project after my losses and I began to feel a sense of purpose again. I also realized that it was helping me in my own healing process.
Q. What made you decide to become a Grief Counselor?
A. I decided to become a Certified Creative Grief Coach® in order to gain more specified skills for helping people individually, as well as within my Soul Widows support group that I facilitate. I had actually been in graduate school to become a Community Counselor shortly before my son died. After his death, my husband and I relocated and I never completed my degree.
I co-founded the nonprofit, The Respite: A Centre for Grief & Hope, in 2011 with two incredible women. Mandy Eppley, LPC is a therapist who has specialized in grief and loss for over 20 years. Our third partner is Cindy Ballaro, who has an extensive background in nonprofit development. Once we successfully opened The Respite, I felt called to further build upon my studies in the area of grief and loss. I wanted to be of greater help to more people, and I feel that becoming a Creative Grief Coach® has helped give me this opportunity.
Q. Where did the motivation come from to write Creative Grieving?
A. I had the idea of writing a book shortly after my son died. I felt compelled to write about that experience in order to reach other mothers who had lost children. After my husband died, I knew that it was only a matter of time before I would feel driven to put my thoughts down on paper. My counselor at the time was a great catalyst in encouraging me to go for it. The more I spoke about writing, the more motivated and determined I felt. It was over three years into my journey and I felt that I had gained enough wisdom and strength to begin sharing tools and words of hope that other women would find helpful and comforting on their own path to healing. I wanted to take what had been a tragic situation, and turn it into something beautiful. I felt that my book was a big piece of that. I wanted my journey of loss to have a powerful purpose, and I felt that writing my story was one of the best ways to honor my losses and help others who were suffering and in need of hope.
Q. Can you describe how your life is different now than in 2009?
A. There are many things that have shifted since 2009. My daughter, Ella, is now 4 years old and full of spunk and confidence. She keeps me laughing every day. I got remarried to a man named Tim, who has two children. I opened The Respite: A Center for Grief & Hope, which helps hundreds of people who are coping with all kinds of loss. I spend my days feeling a great sense of purpose through the work that I do and enjoying my family. In 2009 I felt very lost, almost to the point of despair. I couldn't see the next day in front of me. I thought that the heaviness and deep sadness would last forever. I do have moments of sadness still, particularly around anniversaries and holidays, but it's not the same intensity that it used to be. I'm able to enjoy things again, and look forward to what is ahead. I feel much more hope and have become mentally and emotionally stronger.
Q. If you could offer one word of comfort to a widow, what would it be?
A. I would say to her, "Your journey belongs to you and your losses should be honored in a way that feels right to you. There is no specific way to grieve and you don't have to travel your journey alone. You will not always feel the way that you do in this moment. Just take it one step, minute, or day at a time."
If it had to be just one word, I would likely say "trust." I think it is important for a young widow to realize when she is simply doing the best that she can, and being able to trust that it is enough. Trusting in the journey will help her gradually move forward. It is certainly not easy, but I eventually had to try and trust in life again and that things would not always be so painful and difficult. I had to trust that somehow things would be okay – that mentally and emotionally, I was right where I was supposed to be. Through trusting, I was eventually able to not allow the pain and sadness to overwhelm me. I was able to come to the realization that I could not control everything, which released some heaviness from my shoulders.
My nonprofit The Respite, helps people coping with all types of loss. My support group, Soul Widows, is for women age 60 and under who have lost their spouse or partner due to any cause. We provide a variety of integrative services at The Respite that include Counseling, Grief Massage, Restorative Yoga, Soul Collage, Support Groups, and Retreats. We also have a program that we are currently developing to help women veterans coping with reintegration issues, depression, and PTSD. We believe that it is possible to find gifts within the grieving process, and that loss should be honored. Transformative growth can occur if a person is given the tools and proper support. We help people of every socioeconomic status, and also provide scholarships.
-Nichole Jaworski, CBS Charlotte


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In the most recent episode of Jersey Shore, Vinny and Snooki got more than just a little chummy. Rather than any sleazy hook-up behavior, they went on a stroll down the boardwalk. Hell, Vinny even suggested they get ice cream. It was almost like a first date.
"If Nicole is breathing and Nicole is conscious, she's probably talking about sex," Vinny says. And it's true. Before their "friend" date, Snooki was on the phone with Jionni, telling him she wanted sex. Jionni was annoyed by it. Vinny told the camera that the right guy for Snooki won't try to change her. It seems like Vinny doesn't think Jionni is the right match. But is Vinny the one?
Once the pair were on the board walk, Vinny wonders if they're crossing any lines. But Snooki doesn't care. She says that if it wasn't for her current beau, Jionni, she'd hook up with Vinny in an instant. (Perhaps it's not being able to get her so easily that makes her attractive to Vinny.)
"Me and Snooki are kind of like the Ross and Rachel of our Jersey Shore house. No one knows what's going on between us, yet we sometimes end up in each other's beds and stuff." – Vinny
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The things I see now on TV and in movies are so outlandish. Kids doing rude things with pies! And the language that they use! It's being outrageous for the sake of being outrageous. I can't watch it. It turns me off.
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Isaac Sidney "Sid" Caesar (born September 8, 1922) is an American comic actor and writer known as the leading man on the 1950s television series Your Show of Shows and Caesar's Hour, and to younger generations as Coach Calhoun in Grease and Grease 2.
Caesar was born in Yonkers, New York, youngest son of Max Caesar and his wife Ida (née Raphael), Jewish immigrants from the Russian Empire who ran a restaurant. Caesar would wait on tables and learned to mimic the accents, something he would use throughout his career. He first tried his double-talk with a group of Italians, his head barely reaching above the table. They enjoyed it so much that they sent him over to a group of Poles to repeat it in Polish, and so on with Russians, Hungarians, Frenchmen, Spaniards, Lithuanians and Bulgarians. Despite his apparent fluency in many languages, Caesar can actually speak only English and Yiddish. Sid's older brother David was his comic mentor and "one-man cheering section." They created their earliest family sketches from then current movies like Test Pilot and Wings.
At fourteen, Caesar went to the Catskills as a saxophonist with Mike Cifichello's Swingtime Six and would also occasionally perform in sketches at the Borscht Belt. When he graduated from high school, he left home, intent on a musical career. He arrived in New York City penniless and tried to join the musician's union (later he attended classes at the famed Juilliard School of Music). He found work at the Vacationland Hotel in Swan Lake in the Catskills. Under the tutelage of Don Appel, the resort's social director, Caesar played in the band and learned to perform comedy, doing three shows a week. In 1939, when World War II was just starting, he enlisted in the United States Coast Guard, and was assigned to play in military revues and shows in Brooklyn, New York. Vernon Duke, the famous composer of Autumn in New York, April in Paris, and Taking a Chance on Love, was also at the same base and collaborated with Caesar in musical revues.
During the summer of 1942, Caesar met his future wife Florence Levy at the Avon Lodge. After joining the musician's union, he briefly played with Shep Fields, Claude Thornhill, Charlie Spivak, and even
Benny Goodman
. Caesar's comedy, however, got bigger applause than the musical numbers, and the show's producer asked him to do stand-up between his numbers. While still in the service, Caesar was ordered to Palm Beach, Florida, where Vernon Duke and Howard Dietz were putting together a service revue, Tars and Spars. There he met the civilian director of the show Max Liebman, later the producer of his first hit television series. Tars and Spars toured nationally, and then a film version was made at Columbia Pictures. He also got a part in The Guilt of Janet Ames. He married Florence Levy on July 17, 1943, and has three children, Michael, Rick, and Karen.
After the war, Caesar and his wife stayed in Hollywood, but despite a few offers to play sidekick roles, Caesar decided to go back to New York, where he got a club date as the opening act for Joe E. Lewis at the Copacabana nightclub. He reunited with Max Liebman, who guided his stage material and presentation. That appearance led to a contract with the William Morris Agency and a nationwide tour. Caesar also performed in a Broadway revue Make Mine Manhattan, which featured The Five Dollar Date, one of his first original pieces in which he sang, acted, double-talked, pantomimed, and wrote the music.
Caesar began his television career when he made an appearance on
Milton Berle's
Texaco Star Theater. In early 1949, Sid and Max met with Pat Weaver, vice president of television at NBC (and father of
Sigourney Weaver
), which led to Caesar's appearance in his first series The Admiral Broadway Revue with Imogene Coca. The Friday show, simultaneously broadcast on NBC and the DuMont network (in order for the show to be carried on the only TV station then operating in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania- DuMont's WDTV- the sponsor had to agree to a simulcast) was an immediate success, but its sponsor, Admiral, an appliance company, could not keep up with the demand for its new television sets, so the show was cancelled after 26 weeks on account of its runaway success. According to Sid, an Admiral executive later told him the company had the choice of building a new factory or continuing their sponsorship of the Revue for another season.
On February 23, 1950, Caesar appeared in the first episode of Your Show of Shows, a Saturday night 90-minute variety program produced by Max Liebman (who had previously produced The Admiral Broadway Revue). The premiere featured
Burgess Meredith
as guest host, and other musical guests Gertrude Lawrence, Lily Pons, and Robert Merrill. The show launched Caesar into instant stardom and was a mix of scripted and improvised comedy, movie and television satires, Caesar's inimitable double-talk monologues, top musical guests, and large production numbers. The impressive guest list included: Jackie Cooper,
Robert Preston
, Rex Harrison, Eddie Albert, Michael Redgrave,
Basil Rathbone
, Charlton Heston, Geraldine Page, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Pearl Bailey, Fred Allen,
Benny Goodman
Lena Horne
and many other big stars of the time. It was also responsible for bringing together one of the best comedy teams in television history: Sid, Carl Reiner, Howard Morris, and Imogene Coca. Many prominent writers, denizens of the famed Writer's Room, also got their start creating the show's madcap sketches, including Lucille Kallen,
Mel Brooks
, Neil Simon,
Woody Allen
, Michael Stewart, Mel Tolkin, Sheldon Keller and Larry Gelbart. Sid Caesar won his first Emmy in 1952. In 1951 and 1952, he was voted the United States' Best Comedian by Motion Picture Daily's TV poll. The show ended after 160 episodes on June 5, 1954. The movie, My Favorite Year was a fictional comedic account of a show similar to "Your Show of Shows" -- and the favorite year was 1954.
Just a few months later, Sid Caesar returned with Caesar's Hour, a one-hour sketch/variety show with Morris, Reiner, a young Bea Arthur, and much of the seasoned crew. Nanette Fabray replaced Imogene Coca who left to star in her own short-lived series. Ultimate creative and technical control was now totally in Caesar's hands. The show moved to the larger Century Theater, which allowed longer, more sophisticated productions and the weekly budget doubled to $125,000. The premier on September 27, 1954 featured Gina Lollobrigida.
Contemporary movies, foreign movies, theater, television shows and even opera all became targets of satire by the writing team, whose frenetic and competitive spirit produced some of the best comedy in television history. Often the publicity generated by the sketches boosted the box office of the original productions. Some notable sketches included: From Here to Obscurity (From Here to Eternity), Aggravation Boulevard (Sunset Boulevard), Hat Basterson (Bat Masterson), and No West For the Wicked (Stagecoach). Even silent movies were parodied, which showed off the impressive pantomime skills of the entire ensemble. They also performed some recurring sketches. "The Hickenloopers" were television's first bickering couple, predating The Honeymooners. As "The Professor", Caesar was the daffy expert who bluffed his way through his interviews with earnest roving reporter Carl Reiner. In its various incarnations, "The Professor" could be Gut von Fraidykat (mountain-climbing expert), Ludwig von Spacebrain (space expert), or Ludwig von Henpecked (marriage expert). Later, "The Professor" evolved into Mel Brooks' famous "The Two Thousand Year Old Man". The most prominent recurring sketch on the show was "The Commuters", featuring Caesar, Reiner and Morris involved with everyday working and suburban life situations. Years later the sketch "Sneaking through the Sound Barrier", a spoof of the British film, The Sound Barrier, was run continuously as part of a display on supersonic flight at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
Everything was performed live, including the commercials, which only took up seven minutes of the one-hour show, as compared to today's shows, which average about 22 minutes of commercials per hour. Famous Hollywood movie stars (or their agents) clamored to be on the show, but in reality doing a sketch in one shot with no cue cards and minimal rehearsal time was a challenge for many of the famous stars used to languid preparation and numerous retakes.
In his book Caesar's Hours, Caesar describes the essence of his comedy as 'working both sides of the street', the deliberate blending of comedy and pathos in the tradition of the great comedians of the 1920s and 1930s—his idols Charlie Chaplin,
Laurel and Hardy
Buster Keaton
, and
W. C. Fields
. His sympathetic portrayal of the follies and foibles of his characters resonated with a weekly live audience of over 60 million Americans. He was a master of impeccable timing, careful preparation, and quick-witted flexibility, relying heavily on an endless variety of rapidly changing facial expressions and a strong physical presence. Though by nature shy, Caesar reveled in his characters. The most difficult moment of the show for Caesar was the opening, when he had to say 'good evening ladies and gentlemen'.
Caesar's Hour was followed by Sid Caesar Invites You, briefly reuniting Caesar and Coca in 1958, and in 1963 with several As Caesar Sees It specials, which evolved into the 1963-'64 Sid Caesar Show, which alternated with Edie Adams in Here's Edie. Caesar also teamed up with Edie Adams in the Broadway show Little Me, a successful Neil Simon play, with choreography by Bob Fosse and music by Cy Coleman in which Sid played eight parts with 32 costume changes. Caesar and Edie Adams played a husband and wife drawn into a mad race to find buried money in the mega-movie-comedy It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World.
Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Caesar continued to make occasional television and night club appearances and starred in several movies including Silent Movie, History of the World, Part I, Airport 1975 and as "Coach Calhoun" in
and its sequel,
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, in 1982. In 1971 he starred opposite Carol Channing and a young Tommy Lee Jones in the Broadway show Four on a Garden. In 1973, Sid and Max Liebman mined their own personal kinescopes from Your Show of Shows (NBC had 'lost' the studio copies) and they produced a feature film Ten From Your Show of Shows, a hilarious compilation of some of their best sketches. In 1974, Caesar said, "I'd like to be back every week" on TV and appeared in the NBC skit-based comedy television pilot called, "Hamburgers." In 1977, after blanking out during a stage performance of Neil Simon's The Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Sid gave up alcohol 'cold turkey'. His autobiography, Where Have I Been, published in 1983 and his second book, Caesar's Hours, both chronicle his struggle to overcome alcoholism and barbiturates. In 1986 Caesar appeared as Frosh the Jailer in Die Fledermaus at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
Although advancing in age, Caesar has remained active by appearing in movies, television shows, at award shows and autograph signings. In 1995 he appeared in the movie The Great Mom Swap. In 1997, he made a guest appearance in National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation and The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit in 1998 based on a Ray Bradbury novel. Also that year, Caesar joined fellow television icons
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at the 50th anniversary of the Primetime Emmy Awards, where the three were greeted with a long standing ovation. He reprised his famous foreign dub skit on the November 21, 2001 episode of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, to which he was received with an extended standing ovation by the crowd, as well as a surprise birthday cake from the cast and crew. In 2003, he joined Edie Adams and Marvin Kaplan at a 40th anniversary celebration for It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. In 2004, Caesar's second autobiography, 'Caesar's Hours', was published, and in March 2006, Caesar was presented with the 'Pioneer Award' at the 2006 TV Land Awards. Although appearing quite frail, Caesar performed his famous double-talk for over five minutes.
Studied saxophone at the Julliard School of Music before becoming an actor.
Voted the United States' Best Comedian by Motion Picture Daily's TV poll in 1951 and 1952.
Also won Best Comedy Team (with Imogene Coca) in 1953.
Received the Sylvania Award in 1958 for his work in television.
Biography in: "Who's Who in Comedy" by Ronald L. Smith. Pg. 84-86. New York: Facts on File, 1992. ISBN 0816023387
His children are Michele ("Shelly"), Rick (born February 18, 1952), and Karen (born in 1956).
His son Rick went to Yale University.
Was nominated for Broadway's 1963 Tony Award as Best Actor (Musical) for "Little Me."
Best remembered on 'Your Shows of Shows' and the movies, 'Grease' (1978) and Grease 2.
His father, Max Caesar, owned a restaurant in Yonkers, NY.
Caesar was assigned as a musician in the Coast Guard, taking part in the service show "Tars and Spars," where producer Max Liebman overheard him improvising comedy routines among the band members, and switched him over to comedy. Sid later made his film debut in the adaptation of his stage hit Tars and Spars (1946).
In his book Caesar's Hours, Sid describes the essence of his comedy as 'working both sides of the street', the deliberate blending of comedy and pathos. His idols were Chaplin,
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W. C. Fields
Caesar's appearance in his first series "The Admiral Broadway Revue" (1949) with Imogene Coca was a huge hit with TV audiences. Simultaneously broadcast on NBC and the Dumont network, its sponsor, Admiral Corporation, an appliance company, could not keep up with the demand for its new television sets, so the show was canceled on account of its runaway success.
Made his Broadway debut performing in the 1948 revue "Make Mine Manhattan," which featured The Five Dollar Date, one of Sid's first original pieces in which he sang, acted, double-talked, pantomimed, and wrote the music.
Played at the Vacationland Hotel in Swan Lake in the Catskills during his salad days. There, under the tutelage of Don Appel, the resort's social director, Caesar played in the band and learned to perform comedy, doing three shows a week.
Arrived in New York City penniless and tried to join the musician's union (later he audited classes at the famed Juilliard School of Music).
At fourteen, Caesar first went to the Catskills as a saxophonist with Mike Cifficello's Swingtime Six and would also occasionally perform in sketches.
Despite his apparent fluency in many languages, in reality Caesar can only speak English and Yiddish.
The son of Jewish immigrants Ida (née Raphael) and Max Caesar, who ran a 24-hour luncheonette, Sid would help his parents by waiting on tables and it was during this time that he learned to mimic many of the accents he would use throughout his long career.
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Our experience in dealing with Brock's for our reception was very pleasurable. Jason was amazing at helping us with every detail and very responsive to all of our questions. We met several times and went over every detail. The whole crew was very helpful and accommodating. They took care of the setup except for all the detailed items we wanted to handle ourselves. They responded to all our requests. The day of the reception all of the servers were extremely attentive to our and our guests' needs and very friendly. The DJ also did a wonderful job throughout the reception. Thanks Michael Smart!!!
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Melissa, the banquet coordinator was awesome. She helped out in any and everyway possible. They were very flexible with setting up, the food was good, Dj was provided and was awesome! I couldn't say anything negitive about Brock's!
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Wedding: 04/20/2008
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We head both our ceremony and reception at this restaurant. They have a banquet room on the second floor which is were we held our event. It is a beautiful room with chandeliers, burgundy carpet, wood flooring and mirrors on the walls. The room was very long so we were able to have the ceremony down at one end of the room and the reception at the other. We also used the restaurant as our caterer and DJ service. They have a whole wedding package that includes the food, DJing, drinks etc. The food was very good and it was served with excellent service. The prices are a little high but not too bad. There was unfortunately some miscommunication between the DJ and the restaurant, so I ended up not speaking with the DJ until the day or two before the wedding, but he ended up being really good. Overall it was a good experience and I would recommend them to others.
Wedding: 10/13/2007
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Food and service were good. Price includes DJ, linens, tables and settings, bartender and open bar with rail drinks. Any premium drinks/beer/wine paid for by guests......but was messed up at our wedding. We ended up having to pay for all premium drinks at our wedding, we didn't find out until it had been paid for after the honeymoon. That was an extra $600 added to the bill. Overall a good value.. also not enough air conditioning in the upper room!
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The North Side Redskins had a couple opportunities for early touchdowns that failed, but the Redskins recovered from those gaffes for a 27-13 victory over the Snider Panthers at Spuller Stadium on Friday night.
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As a defensive coordinator, it would give me fits (to face Lovett), Redskins coach Ryan Hall said. He does a great job. He's young still. There are some plays that he needs to make that he doesn't. But he's a competitor. There's not really one guy that's going to bring him down play after play. He'll keep making plays and has tremendous heart.
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Requested by: nork
Don't remove a directory we didn't install
Submitted by: trevor
Upgrade to 0.71.
utilize SITE_PERL
Submitted by: Cheng-Lung Sung <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Make this module "perl -w" friendly.
Respect $PKGNAMEPREFIX in ../Makefile.inc.
Add ja-p5-PDFJ (module provides methods to generate Japanese PDF file).
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