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Brand Loyalty: 93% of U.S. Consumers Are Loyal to Brick-and-Mortar Retailers Who Have Sales on Frequently Purchased Items, New Synqera Retail Survey Reveals
Personalization Improves Digital Advertising's Ability to Influence and Convert Consumers, New Study Shows: 70 Percent of Consumers Are Comfortable Receiving Targeted Ads and Content
Holiday-Retail PR: More Consumers Shopping Mobile and Local, New Deloitte Holiday Survey Finds—Two Thirds of Americans Plan to Shop Small Businesses or Independent Retailers
Most Online Retailers Miss Opportunities to Use Site Search for Improving the ROI of Marketing Campaigns—Despite Site Search Being One of the Top Three Priorities for 2014, New SLI Systems Study Shows
Facebook Marketing: Social Giant Emerges As a Mainstream Advertising Channel, With Almost Half of Newsfeed Advertising Reaching Target Demographic, Report Finds
Enterprises Get Failing Grades in CMO Council Scorecard of Customer Sales Intelligence: New Marketer Survey Reveals Major Deficiencies in Real-Time Customer Information Provisioning
92 Percent of Nonprofits Use Content Marketing, New CMI/Blackbaud Research Shows: In-Person Events and Facebook Top the List of Content Distribution Sources
New Study Shows Huge Disconnect Between What Marketers Need From Their Data and What They Are Getting: Half of Marketers Are at a Loss When It Comes to Determining ROI
What Do Millennial Women See as the Top Source of Inspiration for Fashion Purchases? It's Not Facebook—WOM, Blogs and Message Boards More Impactful, Netbase Finds
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Website Marketing: 57% of Digital Consumers Say Websites are Getting Better, New Kentico Digital Experience Survey Finds—Design, Functionality and Content Have Improved Over Last 5 Years
Nearly Half of Americans Think Companies Aren't Acting in Line with Their Values: New H+K Study Finds Consumers Demand Alignment of an Organization's Brand, Reputation and Behavior
Web Ad Validation: Internet Users Recognize the Importance of Online Advertising and the Value of Self-Regulation. According to New Zogby Analytics Study
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Brick-and-Mortar Blues: 72% of Black Friday Shoppers Will do Some or All of Their Shopping Online: New Research Predicts Online Deals Will Trump Doorbusters This Year
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PR Across the Pond: Lack of Communication Between Businesses and Their Customers In the UK Indicates Customers Believe that Businesses "Just Don't Care," Rapide Study Finds
Millennials Are About to Outspend the Baby Boomer, New Berglass + Associates and WWD Study Finds: Are Retailers Underestimating the Young Customer and the Reasons They Buy Products?
Navigating the Digital Future: Apple and Google Top Most Innovative List Again In Booz & Company R&D Study—Report Explores Which Digital Innovation Tools Really Make a Difference
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Marketing Analysis: The Majority of Companies Rely on Open-Ended Comments Instead of Real-Time Analytics for Sales Insights, New SAVO Study Finds
Marketing Insights: Millennials Want it All—Digital, Social and Face-to-Face Interaction When Making a Big Purchase, Says New FordDirect Survey
Are Dads the New Mom? When it Comes to Household Purchasing Decisions, Dads Are Not as Involved These Days As Some Think, New Child's Play Study Finds
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The World's Biggest Brands Are Small Potatoes on YouTube: Only 74 Brands Rank Among the Top 5,000 YouTube Publishers, According To New Touchstorm Video Index
Businesses Must Adapt Their Customer PR or Perish: 90% of Organizations Are Putting Their Futures at Risk by Not Adapting to Customers, New Ovum Research Reveals
The Retail Industry Needs to "Lean In" to Women's Leadership, New Network of Executive Women Study Says: Women Can Lead the Way To a More Collaborative and Inclusive Workplace
Companies and Consumers (Mostly) See Eye-to-Eye on Data and Privacy, Says New Forbes Insights Report—But Execs May Be Mischaracterizing and Overstating Customer Angst
Different Strokes: More Female Small Business Owners Are Looking To Grow, While More Men Seek To Maintain—Women View Social Media As a Major Contributor To Business Success
WOM Trends: Most "Talkative" Cities Revealed In New Keller Fay Word-of-Mouth Marketing Study—Houston Ranked #1, Jacksonville #2 and Miami #3
The Future of Technology May Be Determined by Millennial Malaise, Female Fans and Affluent Data Altruists: New Intel Research Reveals Changing Tech Advocates and Attitudes
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From the east to the west coast, check out the best golf courses in the US, including Valhalla Golf Club, Augusta National and Pebble Beach.
Augusta National
Augusta National Golf Club is one of the most famous men's golf clubs in the world, let alone the United States. Located in Augusta, GA, the course is known for many of it's remarkable features -- from "The Big Oak Tree" to Magnolia Lane -- but none more famous then "Amen Corner," one of the most memorable stretches on any golf course, located between holes 11 through 13.
Since opening in 1933, Augusta National has been lucky enough to play host to the Masters Tournament, quite possibly the most prestigious event of all 4 major championships in golf. Winning that elusive green jacket can turn a regular professional into a golfing legend overnight.
Located next to the Genesee River in Rochester, NY, Oak Hill Country Club is the only club in the world to host the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup, the US Open, the US Amateur, the US Senior Open and the Senior PGA Championship. The Club has a West Course and an East Course. The 2013 PGA Championship will be contested over on the East Course.
Visit Merion Golf Club, a private golf club located in Ardmore, PA, just 11 miles west of Philadelphia. Host to the US Open 5 times, this club's courses -- designed by golf course architect Hugh Wilson -- has an East Course and West Course, but it's the East Course that has become the favorite among professional golfers. In fact, Golf Digestis rated the Merion Golf Club's East Course one of America's greatest golf courses.
Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Play golf on Kiawah Island, located southwest of Charleston, SC. The Kiawah Island Golf Resort has 5 golf courses. The Resort's Ocean Course has hosted major golf tournaments, including the Ryder Cup, World Cup, PGA Championship, PGA Club Professional Championship and Senior PGA Championship. The well-renowned golf resort was voted the "#1 Resort in the US," in Golf World Magazine.
The Olympic Club
The Olympic Club, a unique golf course located in downtown San Francisco, California, offers various views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and Golden Gate State Park
The Olympic Club - 18th hole - San Francisco, California.
Pebble Beach
Regarded as one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world, Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, California kicks off our list of the top golf courses in the United States.
Pebble Beach Golf Links - 7th hole - Pebble Beach, California.
Torrey Pines
Sitting on the coastal cliffs overlooking the Pacific ocean, and named after a unique tree indigenous only to the coast of San Diego, Torrey Pines Golf Club in San Diego, California is a public golf course owned by the city.
Torrey Pines Golf Club - 6th hole - San Diego, California
Shinnecock Hills
The oldest formal organized golf club in the United States, Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in the town of Southampton on Long Island has been host to the US open 4 times in 3 different centuries.
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club - 18th hole - Southampton, NY
Oakmont Country Club
With 210 bunkers throughout, Oakmont Country Club has been regarded as one of the most difficult golf courses in North America. Located in Oakmont, Pennsylvania.
Oakmont Country Club - 18th hole - Oakmont, Pennsylvania.
Bethpage
Home of the renowned 'Black Course' and featuring five 18-hole golf courses, Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, New York is the largest public golf complex in the country.
Black Course at Bethpage State Park - 18th hole - Farmingdale, New York.
Congressional Country Club
Located in Bethesda, Maryland right outside of the nation's capital, Congressional Country Club has been the host to 2 US Open Championships and is a regular stop on the PGA tour each year.
Congressional Country Club - 10th hole - Bethesda, Maryland.
Winged Foot
The West Course at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, New York, is a par 72 course, measuring over 7,250 yards from start to finish, and was designed by the same architect as the famous Bethpage Black course.
West Course at Winged Foot Golf Club - 10th hole - Mamaroneck, New York.
Pinehurst
The Pinehurst Resort in Pinehurst, North Carolina is one of the most celebrated in the world. The beautifully kept and maintained resort is highlighted by its most famous course, Number 2.
Pinehurst Resort - 18th hole - Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Located 20 miles east of Louisville, KY, Valhalla Golf Club hosted the Senior PGA Championship and the PGA Champion in 2011 and 2014. The PGA of America owns the majority interest in the 486-acre property -- a dream envisioned by Louisville businessman and golf enthusiast Dwight Gahm and his 3 sons. Grahm commissioned pro-golfer Jack Nicklaus to build a private golf facility, and it opened its doors in 1986. This world-class club remains the best golf course in Kentucky and on the "America's 100 Greatest Courses", according to Golf Digest.

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It's a battle of attrition for some NHL teams as the playoffs near. We know well how banged up some of the top contenders -- including the Chicago Blackhawks, Colorado Avalanche and Pittsburgh Penguins -- have been as of late, but it's a problem for ...Blog | April 06, 2014
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Tim Kavanagh discusses the injuries to Cam Ward and Jose Theodore, and offers up his latest goalie rankings.Story | Conversation | March 05, 2013
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Tim Kavanagh has a new set of fantasy goaltender rankings following the playoffs and the NHL draft.Story | Conversation | June 26, 2012
Henrik Lundqvist, Jonathan Quick, Jimmy Howard among best fantasy...Tim Kavanagh
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Tim Kavanagh looks ahead to the week of April 2 and discusses who are and aren't good bets for the final week of the season.Story | Conversation | March 30, 2012
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Tim Kavanagh looks at a handful of players who are getting more looks down the stretch and are worth picking up in many leagues.Story | Conversation | March 27, 2012
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Goaltenders Tomas Vokoun, Cam Ward figure to improve following re...Tim Kavanagh
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If you care even a little about the ongoing health of folky singer-songwriter music, Laura Marling is your girl. Her 2013 album Once I Was An Eagle was one of the best recent examples of the genre in action, and she might already have new music in the works. The lovely unreleased song "Born To Love" is one she's been doing live lately, and she recently played a solo-acoustic version that the NPR show eTown recorded. For those cameras, she also played a weightless cover of Townes Van Zandt's "Colorado Girl." Watch her playing both below.
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New York poised to require bachelor's degrees for RNs
- 2Oct 20, '11 by Anxious Patientlobbying efforts begin to make new york first state to require bachelor's degrees for nurses.
a century ago, nursing students learned their trade by trial and error while working in hospitals. today, 45 percent of registered nurses have bachelor's degrees, and most have at least an associate degree.
nationally, there is a growing movement to require all rns to earn a bachelor's degree, and the profession is looking to new york to be the first state to mandate it. last year, the institute for medicine published a report on the future of nursing that set a goal of increasing the number of baccalaureate nurses to 80 percent by 2020.
currently licensed nurses would not be subject to the law, and even students on the waiting list of nursing schools would be grandfathered. the push is on.
- 43Oct 21, '11 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorBack in 1987, North Dakota passed a law which mandated that all RNs licensed in the state be educated at the baccalaureate (BSN) level or higher. However, North Dakota had to repeal this law back in 2003 because a staggering number of nurses had fled the state over the years and relocated to other states where their diplomas, associate degrees, and experiences would be welcomed.
Many nurses are attracted to the NYC metro area, want to live there, and consequently look for jobs there, so the city has a surplus of too many nurses right now. However, the remainder of the state of New York has plenty of rural areas, villages, and small towns that would be badly hurt if a BSN law were to be passed because these places are very heavily dependent on LPNs, diploma RNs, and RNs with associates degrees.
If New York passes a BSN-only law, they are also going to have to spend a massive amount of money to entice the BSNs to live and work in parts of the state where relatively few people desire to live and work.
- 14Oct 21, '11 by agldragonRNi think this bsn requirement will happen sooner than we think due to this economy and surplus of nurses. almost all postings for hospital jobs in my area are all bsn required and/or bsn preferred. i need to start my rn to bsn soon!
hopefully, this move will raise our pay as well. i doubt it though!
- 7Oct 21, '11 by RodoonThis had been discussed for over thirty years that I'm aware of. Many times stories like the above popped up and like another poster said it got repealed. There's always been a grandfather clause in effect for ADNs, so I've supported efforts to reach a baseline degree. But, I'll believe it when I see it.Last edit by Rodoon on Oct 21, '11 : Reason: typo
- 3Oct 21, '11 by LoveMyBugsBy legislation or not the move in my area is for BSNs in the hospitals. One of the largest hospital system in my area, 6 hospitals in my area and they are in 6 states have made that all RNs in their system must have a BSN by 2018. They will not hire new nurses unless they have a BSN.
Other hospitals in the area are following in their footsteps, the the BSN strongly preferred, but with a surplus of RNs, it is essentially a requirment to have a BSN if you want acute care.
Only 8 more credits and I am there
- 7Oct 21, '11 by loriangel14 GuideBSN is already the minimum requirement in Canada.
- 6Oct 21, '11 by DixieRedHeadI was just wondering what other LPN to RN nurses think about this. It will not affect me, I retire in two years. But I was just wondering what did you actually learn in RN school that you didn't learn in LPN school? I personally learned very little and nothing at all that I could put into practice. I learned at lot from other additional things that I was able to do after I was an RN.
So what will the additional education required by the BSN studies really teach a nurse about care, how to deliver it, and practical application?
- 8Oct 21, '11 by msn10So what will the additional education required by the BSN studies really teach a nurse about care, how to deliver it, and practical application?
As an educator, I am on board with Benner's newer book called "Educating Nurses: A Call for Radical Transformation." I do think we need to upgrade some of our classes in the BSN programs, but I am a big proponent of nurse having to understand concepts about research and statistics, I don't see how we can advance nursing practice unless nurses understand the fundamentals of EBC.
My ideal curriculum would be more like the diploma model with a year of theory and research not the 2 years of clinicals and 2 years of theory/research like we have now.
- 2Oct 21, '11 by babyNP.It's starting to be the trend these days...
I was at the Magnet conference recently and a nurse from CHOP (children's Philly) told me that they are going to require BSNs of all their current nurses as well, otherwise they're going to let them go. Apparently they won't even help pay for tuition either, the nurse told me...
- 26Oct 21, '11 by brandy1017I really don't want to go back to school for a BSN just because some education nazi wants to push for more people to go into debt to make them look good and keep the college industry turning!
However, I could be persuaded if I was given full tuition reimbursement, my choice of schools and a fair wage increase for the effort! But I think I'll be waiting a long time for that to happen!
Many of us already have a BA degree in another field and chose the ADN route out of expediency. I'm tired of the credential nation! What's with nursing anyway, so many of the "professional" nurses have so many abbreviations after their name and who knows what their all for. It seems so ridiculous, like name dropping, status seeking, and see how special I am! I really find it confusing and don't see why they feel the need to add all these different titles behind their name. Why is nursing like this anyway?
Frankly instead of pushing for a BSN, why not promote certifications related to a nurses specialty. I know its another abbreviation to add to your name, but at least it is very practical and timely for your field, that I could understand. But again reimbursement and additional pay should be part of the bargain!


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The Home Depot, the world's largest home improvement retailer, is co-sponsoring the Bear on the Square MainStage for the third year in a row. Festival sponsorship is by the local Dahlonega Home Depot store which not only provides financial support but also has a number of enthusiastic local store associates who volunteer their time, expertise and assistance with festival setup. The store will once again operate a toy-making booth, run by local store associates, which proved to be a highly popular Bear children's attraction in past years.
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Minutes aren't an issue in potential return, Derrick Rose says
BY JOE COWLEY email@example.com April 8, 2013 1:15PM
Chicago Bulls Vs Orlando Magic. Chicago Bulls No.1 Derrick Rose, warms up on the court. Rose, will not play in tonights game. I Photo by Scott Stewart~Sun-Times
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — If Sunday continued to prove one thing about Derrick Rose, it's that he is calling the shots about when — or if — he will return to the court this season for something more than team scrimmages.
Coach Tom Thibodeau reiterated before the game against the Detroit Pistons that Rose was "close,'' and there was further evidence of that in the explosiveness he warmed up with during his usual pregame routine. Eye-opening was one way to describe it.
But it doesn't mean a thing if Rose isn't buying into it.
What Rose admitted earlier in the day was that he's not about to rule himself out of returning this season.
"I'm not trying to think about that,'' Rose said when asked whether it was realistic that he would play this year. "I'm just trying to get better. I'm just trying to help my teammates, give them confidence to play hard. And just be a great teammate. I'll play whenever I'm ready to play. Who knows when I'm ready to? All I can do is just cheer on my teammates.''
Once again, Rose watched the game from the locker room.
Rose would seem to be running out of time if he wants to return, especially considering the Bulls have six regular-season games left before the playoffs start.
Asked if he would just say he's missing the season, Rose responded with, "Oh, no. I'm keeping it open.''
Even for the playoffs?
"Yes, for sure,'' Rose said.
As far as the theory that Rose didn't want to return unless he could be a dominant, 40-minute-a-night, explosive player, he said that while the explosiveness is key, he was not against coming back to play limited minutes, if need be.
"Of course, I want to play more,'' Rose said. "But it's not that big. I'm going to play whenever I'm ready. I don't care if it's 15 [minutes] or 40. I just love the game too much. Like I said, I'm just waiting and praying about it. And hopefully I'll be out there soon.''
The confusing part in all of this is that while Rose sounds like a player itching to get back on the court, in the same conversation he is just as comfortable with the idea that he might not play this season. The latest example came when Rose talked about the benefits his left knee would gain if he missed this year and focused on continuing to get stronger in the summer.
"It is where it gives me more time to work out if I don't play,'' Rose said. "But I have enough time already, knowing I haven't played in a long time. Just taking that time and getting my body together, it could definitely be big. But I'm going to come back whenever I'm ready.''
The Bulls had some good news on the injury front. Joakim Noah (plantar fasciitis in right foot) and Marco Belinelli (strained abdomen) returned to the court against the Pistons. Noah had missed the last eight games; Belinelli had missed seven.


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Get Your House Ready for Spring
It's a busy time around the house--in the garden and indoors. Tips for accomplishing all the right tasks.
Plant Perennials
The return of spring heralds a flurry of activity around the house, when a welcome feeling of renewal inspires us to clean, freshen, and get organized—and thawing temperatures lure us outdoors to get back into the garden and help things grow.
PLANT THIS FLOWER: Gaillardia 'Fanfare': Glorious sunsetlike colors and unique trumpet-shaped petals distinguish this hardy perennial, which thrives in most U.S. climates and blooms from late spring into fall. $9.95 each; parkseed.com.
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- Flip or rotate your mattress. Check the warranty card for the manufacturer's instructions and recommendations.
- Air out throw rugs on a clothesline to freshen. Steam clean or shampoo wall-to-wall carpeting.
- Wash pillows and curtains to help reduce allergens and dust mites.
- Change smoke and carbon monoxide detector batteries.
- Organize and thoroughly clean out kitchen cupboards and the fridge, discarding canned goods and other items that are past their expiration dates.
- Organize the basement and inspect for mold. Open doors and windows to thoroughly ventilate the area.


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300 meters to the land side and 2 kilometers to the sea comes under the jurisdiction of the Coast Conservation Department.
With the heavy damage due to Tsunami, Government declared a 200 meter buffer zone in the North and Eastern province and 100 meter buffer zone in other coastal areas. But this was under heavy political pressure. CEJ filed legal action to seek legal support for this coastal belt.
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text: Revisit some of Queen Elizabeth II's most memorable moments in Canada at the travelling exhibition A Queen and Her Country at the RCA Museum. This exhibit, developed by the Canadian Museum of Civilization, features 60 artifacts and a rich assortment of historical images recalling Her Majesty's first 60 years as Canada's Head of State, her many visits to this country and her personal connection to major events in our recent history. The Museum is open 7 days a week (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) for the duration of the exhibition. May 20 to August 18, 2013 The RCA Museum at CFB Shilo For more information, visit RCA Museum.


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Ken Weikel, Weikel Foods
Ken Weikel spent twenty-five years in the real estate business teaching other people to follow their dreams. Then one day he woke up and realized it was time he heeded his own advice.
A talented cook, Ken decided to start selling some of the food products he'd been giving away for years, including a mixture he pegged Pie in a Bottle. Then the Food Network came calling, and everything changed for the lifelong Louisville resident.
Ken – who will be featured on the network at 11:30 p.m. on Friday, March 11 and again at 2:30 a.m. Saturday, March 12 – stepped away from the kitchen for a few moments to talk with us about his products, living his dream and his belief that a good pie is hands down better than Botox.
When was the first time you were featured on the Food Network?
November 2007 on an episode of "Unwrapped." They (the network) had a complete show booked and somebody backed out: the person who happened to be the number one Google search result for "pie filling." I happened to be number two, so the Food Network called me. … It was the kind of thing where they say, "Do you want to do this?" and you say, "Yes" – and then you panic.
After you were featured, how was your business affected?
We had two years of business (occur) in the first six days after the show. The first six days. … About 10 minutes after we air (on the Food Network), you start seeing the (online orders) and e-mails popping in.
How did you come up with Pie in a Bottle?
I got hungry. I had a generic bottle of corn syrup and it had a simple recipe for pie on the back of it, and I just decided to make it. After three trips to the grocery store because I kept forgetting ingredients, I decided I was going to put them all together in a Mason jar. … My wife (Kate) and I did school teacher gifts and stuff like that and included it. People loved it. Then I had a guy say, "You either need to shut up about it or sell it." So I did.
You said you spent a quarter of a century teaching people how to go after their dreams and one day woke up and realized it was time for you to go after your own. Has it been worth it?
You have those days when you think, what have I done? But at the same time, I haven't had to wear a tie in 12 years. I also haven't had a vacation in 12 years because every day off, I'm unemployed. So we just work every day, but it's worth it. There's nothing like feeding somebody and seeing that smile on their face.
They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. What about for women?
I always tell the ladies pie is better than Botox. They take one bite and their eyebrows go up.
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Angie Fenton is Managing Editor of The Voice-Tribune, a Blue Equity company. She is also an entertainment correspondent for WHAS11′s new morning show, "Great Day Live!", which debuted August 22 on Louisville's ABC affiliate. Additionally, Angie is an entertainment correspondent for the Saturday Morning Show with Ron 'n' Mel Fisher on 84WHAS (840 AM) and has served in the same capacity for Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks; Breeders' Cup; and Circuit of the Americas during the Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix in November 2012. Angie also serves as an emcee, host, voiceover professional and on-camera commercial talent.
Angie has a bachelor's and master's in English from Central Michigan University and began her career as an adjunct professor at her alma mater. She is the youngest of five — four of whom were adopted, including Angie, and none of whom are biologically related. She is also a Michigan native who moved to Kentucky in June 2002. Angie is owned by two dogs — Herbie and Yoda — and feels lucky to have loved and been loved by many more, including Pooch, Jessie, Onyx, Jack and Big Bud, who took his last breath on Christmas Day 2012.


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President Barack Obama is throwing a party and some of the biggest names in the tech industry are invited.
As reported by the Associated Press, Obama is throwing a dinner party at a private home in the San Francisco Bay area and invitees include Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg, Google chief executive Eric Schmidt, and Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs. About a dozen business leaders will be meeting with the President this evening.
There's no official word on what will be up for discussion but Obama did emphasize the need for expanded broadband access in his recent State of the Union speech to the U.S. Congress.
"Within the next five years, we will make it possible for business to deploy the next generation of high-speed wireless coverage to 98 percent of all Americans," Obama said. "This isn't just about a faster Internet and fewer dropped calls. It's about connecting every part of America to the digital age."
The President is also in the market for Internet-killing powers, according to a recent article from Wired.com. The popular news site reveals that legislation that could authorize the President to kill access to today's so-called "critical infrastructure" is to be re-introduced soon to a Senate committee. The bill's chief sponsor is Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican ranking member on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
According to Wired.com, the proposed legislation would not necessarily enable the president to shut down the Internet altogether but rather to safeguard against significant cyber threats.


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Humidity 53%
Winds 11.5mph
Humidity 53%
Winds 11.5mph
Jan 8, 2014 1:05 PM by Meteorologist Mike Rawlins
It seems like just yesterday we were talking about the potential for 90 mph winds under the Big Sky. Now, wind gusts could go even higher.
Thanks for stopping by the STORMTracker Weather Blog! While most of the nation endures an arctic blast, Montana is one of a few states enjoying warmer temperatures. I decided to throw together a comparison of the coldest temperatures across the U.S. to what we saw in Montana early Tuesday:
As we eye warmer weather in the coming days, we also have to discuss the possibility of yet another high wind event. Montana is no stranger to powerful winds during the winter months and it all has to do with the upper air pattern.
Since Montana contains a line of very tall mountains (the Rockies) stretching from north to south, this can change up the conditions at the surface on the eastern side (leeward). Strong upper level winds run into the mountains and are forced to move upward by the terrain. However, once the mountains fall away on the leeward side, the wind will actually race down the eastern slopes. We call this a downsloping wind and it's actually responsible for the milder, drier climate many cities along Interstate 15 enjoy.
I don't want to bore you with the nerdy scientific details regarding this weekend's possible high wind event, so I'll just right to the point. Incredibly strong winds (near 100 mph) are expected to pass right over the Rocky Mountains on Saturday. Many of our computer forecast models are pulling some of that wind energy down the eastern slopes of the Rockies and down into the plains. Here's the GFS (Global Forecast System) model output for surface wind speeds late Saturday evening:
Sustained winds of 30-50 mph will be possible and gusts to 70 mph may occur over the plains. In the mountains, wind gusts up to 100 mph are not out of the question and this is a big concern. Anyone driving high-profile vehicles will want to avoid these winds as small vehicles could be tossed around. Also, structural damage can occur when wind speeds climb this high.
This high wind event is still not a done deal, but all signs point toward some dangerously high winds developing over the weekend. I urge anyone living along and east of the Rocky Mountains in Montana to stay weather aware and check back for future forecast updates in the coming days.
Have a great evening,
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Recording music is a strange and wonderful sport. I recently saw a very interesting documentary called Muscle Shoals which covered the town in Alabama of the same name and all the great studio work they did around the 70's. I grew up in Alabama, and was born in '66, and there were sounds and smells in that documentary that reminded me of how I heard music growing up.
Hearing music is different, that just hearing music, if you know what I mean.
Something in the South speaks very specifically through music. There is spiritual depth, and lament. There is pride, and some idealism. Many of the fundamentals are from black culture, and much of the meter is from old Church hymns and working songs. The music culture of my roots was not found in an album, a band or a movement. It was in the red clay and the Southern heat, and it was always meant to be engaged at a soulish level. The soul is the fleshy, feeling parts of our being. Our will, emotions, and mind are all woven together, and if you dig down deep enough you can find rhythms at the very bottom of them. That's the well of your soul. This kind of stuff, which comes from deep down, is very difficult to record using the modern tools of computers, metronomes, and pitch correction. It is exactly what they were doing, however, in Muscle Shoals. They were digging down deep and playing music from the deeper places—then someone had the audacity to capture it on tape. It is into that musical thievery that I have always wanted to work. This is probably why I was never a great producer for other people's music, and I found it counterintuitive to do much fixing to the music once it had been played. The moment of creation, in my imagination, is supposed to be something sacred, and to capture it on tape something like stealing.
The very first time I was in a recording studio was around 1986. An audio engineering student at the University of Alabama in Birmingham invited us to record a song as part of his class project, and my bandmates and I went in to the circa 1970's studio, complete with dead main room, dead drum booth, big analog board and a 24-track tape machine and cut our first song. I will always be thankful to Noah White, the engineer at the Sound of Birmingham studio, who took extra time with me, even later with my first full album, to accommodate my novice, and encouraged my career direction as a recording artist. Though the technical aspects of recording never really captured my full attention–for that matter neither did playing the guitar–it was the process of creating a song and bringing it to life that really captured my heart. I love to make things. Songs and albums are things to make, and what makes them great is that they can be shared with other people to help them.
Helping people is central to understanding how I make music.
I was only 17 years old when I felt that God was, literally, calling me into the ministry. What I knew about "ministry" at that time was that it was a full time work of helping other people in their journey with Christ. I didn't know how I was going to do that, and I didn't have a set plan on how to accomplish it, but I knew enough to go to college to prepare for full-time ministry work … and nothing else. It actually was a surprise that using music became so central to my desire to help others because it seemed so unconventional. I was not brought up in a family that celebrated the unconventional. My parents had worried looks on their faces quite often as they struggled to understand how a career in ministry and my continued obsession with music were ever going to pan out, and I am sure they may have thought I would back in the guest bedroom in no time. What worked out for me was simple: I found out that if you love people and work to help them using whatever tools you have, and don't quit, that even if you are frighteningly average some amazing things can come from it. This relates to making music because it is this connection to loving people before loving music that has given me a specific focus. It is what, I find, is often missing in young artists that I meet now and again who are trying so hard to be excellent … but not trying hard enough to be helpful. It is pretty easy to discern when someone is more interested in their reputation and music production, than in the affect they are having on other human begins. If the only affect a musician desires to have on another person is the response of purchasing an album, then I would say that is some low-minded art. I am here to promote to you that the making of music might be more about helping people than helping yourself. Here are some practical questions that I ask myself when I am going to write an album or produce a song:
Who are the people that I can help right now? Who can I have influence on for good?
What is the message in my heart that could help them?
What kind of music, and what quality of production and delivery, do they require in order to receive my encouragements?
I realize these are very utilitarian thoughts, but I challenge you to try them anyway. They are not very romantic, but neither is a marriage contract. Asking these kinds of questions that focus on your musical intentions in others really can shape the style and feel of your work. The logic it simplest form might go like this: I don't need to write an album for teenagers who love dance tracks since my primary listening audience is in their thirties and likes country music. But with a little more work we might see it shaping up other, less caricatured conclusions, like:
Since I want people to sing a long and get these words into their conversations with God, then I will try and use their language and not be so focused on my unique poetry.
Since I have a real gift at reaching out to the broken who don't yet believe in Christ, then I probably don't need to build my career around selling pop songs to Christians.
Why should I record and print a full album to CD's with a $50K recording budget since my audience, presently, is about 150 people who listen to their music mostly on their phones?
I know that these thoughts may not fit your world. They are just loose examples, but it is how I have processed many of my decisions on what, when, and how to record music. This is not rocket science, nor is it the reduction of art to raw commercialism. It is not commercialism to simply be aware and responsive to the needs of people you love. If your art must remain truly disconnected from loving others, then this page is not for you, forgive me, and make a stealthy exit …
So, back to the point about making music. Back in 1998 Robin and I realized, after years of touring college campuses as 100 Portraits, that young believers on those campuses were dying for some music they could play from their own soulish expressions. We were playing in bars and clubs and music venues to paint pictures of Jesus for searching students, but we still came into settings where Christians were worshiping and spending time together. They were usually singing songs written by believers from a different generation for fellow believers in giant fellowships, and these college students were in groups of 40 with a guitar and maybe some hand drums. What a dissonance it was. Aha! What if, to help them, we wrote a worship album that could be played on hand drums and guitars, and delivered in a sort of street-hippie, retro-folk style that anyone could understand? With Robin already inventing new ways of playing world percussion, and me on the acoustic guitar this was an easy direction for us. We also sang simple two part harmonies and countermelodies that were more rock and less choral, and this made it easy for male and female parts to be engaged. What if we pulled our lyric sheets from the Scripture so that the fundamental conversations were in line with Psalms of David? This would be great because students could learn more about the soul of the Scripture's songs, learn Bible verses, and engage new conversations with God … all at the same time! Eureka! It really did feel like a revelation to us. We didn't lead worship at that time, at all, but we thought it would be a great gift to these student-filled small groups.
I never aspired to be a worship leader. I aspired to the work of evangelism. I wanted to reach out to the people on the edges and introduce them to the love of Christ. As it turns out these things can go together. I am reminded that even the songs King David wrote were performed in public, in parades, and in the open courts in the temple where foreigners and unbelievers were mixing and mingling. This worship was not private, nor was it salesmanship. It was an open conversation with God who was so trusted and so loved, that even when the songs turned to complaint and frustration there was no lack of respect and honor. This gave those who didn't know God a chance to understand how they might engage such a loving Divinity and what words they could use to speak with him. I think worship is like training wheels for our conversations with God. If we can borrow words and tunes from one another, maybe one day we will write our own! This is central to the way every single album I have ever cut, including the Enter The Worship Circle albums, is shaped and presented. I sincerely want anyone who listens to this music to find a new way to approach God, and learn to trust and love him more. What a wide open playground for being creative! I don't fixate on what is a Christian song, or a worship song, or a Bible song, or any other kind of category, really, I just want to make the songs that share my gut-level conversations with God and my prophetic senses about how to see him better. I want the music to unfold a picture of Jesus from any angle that might help.
It does not take a lot of gear to record music that sounds like Enter The Worship Circle. It does take some musicians who are skilled in their craft enough, however, to play from their strengths and submit to one another. All great rhythm sections have this in common. Each person plays their strength whether on bass, or drums, or percussion, or rhythm instruments, and in that confidence they lean into one another to find what magic happens when they lose themselves in the song. This cannot be accomplished in a multi-tracking environment where everyone plays one instrument at a time. I am not saying that it won't be beautiful, I am saying it won't achieve the gritty depth of a 24-track machine tracking the "Swampers" in Muscle Shoals, and it won't capture the unhinged energy of the Worship Circle tracks. This kind of music comes alive in real time.
On the "group" Worship Circle albums we would first run through the songs, picking up ideas, dropping certain instincts, and work to find a musical fit with one another. When we thought we had an overall energy we would turn on the recording machines and track it all down at one time. To do this each person has to play their strength and continually focus on their coordination with everyone all at the same time. Eyes open, everyone! We have to see one another, move with one another, and anticipate what is happening next with eyebrow raises, head nods, and winks. Worship Circle recordings were done in a "live" room with no separation booths, click tracks (well we did have some on the Second Circle when were cuing up pre-recorded clips from my field recording in India), and we could hear one another in the room, and in our headphones, during the taping. Even tracks on my latest album, Residue, were recorded this way. Sure we did overdubs on that rock album (this is when tracks are recorded separately over the rhythm bed), but we laid down the drums, and the bass tracks, with me singing and playing a guitar (behind an acoustic shield) all at the same time. We played in a big room, separated from each other, but close enough to see each other's faces and movements. We wore headphones so we could hear each other well, but we cued one another visually with our whole bodies and our energy into the songs. Later we came back and laid down guitar lines and vocals, but the music bed, the ocean of energy for the song, was already rising and falling and emoting over time. Tracking the rhythm section together allowed us to give energy and cues to one another and build dynamics that simply could not be accomplished in a computer-driven, one-track at a time, recording process.
Even if this is outside of your musical instincts, I think it would be a great discipline to learn. I do think every serious musician and producer should have the experience, at least once, of tracking together real-time in a studio. It makes something that can't be made in any other way.
If you want to try something like this I would make a few suggestions. First, spend most of your time just learning to play along with friends in a rhythm section. If you fancy yourself a solo artist, join a band anyway and learn to work with a team–learn to give yourself up to the flow of the group. Secondly, don't buy much gear. Either buy one stereo recording device, or go to someone's studio so you don't have to think about anything except for playing. Get all the instruments arranged in the room so that things are spread left to right on the sound stage, front to back, and vocals clear and present. Track rehearsals until you like the mix when played back with no extra mixing tricks applied at all. Sometimes this means putting instruments, amps, or people in crazy places around the room or even behind screens to balance out the mix. Bleed–the sounds from one instrument getting into another instrument's microphone–is not that big a deal. Don't get worried about it. If you are committed to keeping the tracks as played with no time or pitch correction (take courage people, you can do it!) then bleed is the happy blending of life. This means you can use one stereo recorder or 24 microphones into a big interface, it doesn't matter, what matters is whether you and your team of musicians can get in a groove together and ride it like you own it. You will need an engineer with the courage to ride the input faders a little, and enjoy the creative process without the overwhelming need to stop and fix every little tiddly thing.
No house is perfect in very detail.
No relationship is perfect in every exchange. Why should music be perfect on every note of every measure?
Perfection in romance is about being swept up in the moment, and so is, in my view, great music. The words micro-managing and romance have never belonged together in a sentence, why should they come together in music?
Well, maybe this long rant is more interesting to the technician or the producer, but I hope to have piqued your interest in our adventure. Maybe it's just that wild energy that stayed with me from Alabama that I can't shake loose, but I am always hopeful for the brave musicians who can really play their instruments, and really take a risk to let their musical soul be stolen in those moments that the "tape" machine is turned on. I hope you have enjoyed this story-journey through my process of making music. It is not for everyone, but maybe it has been a little inspiration for you. If you ever need any help don't hesitate to contact me. Though engineering is not my present interest, my comrade Ben Canon, who lives close by in Woodland Park has the perfect gear for this kind of recording and I enjoy coaching him in what little I might know about this style of musical thievery. I pray the very best for you and yours, and that you might create something so unique between you, and so fit for loving the people around you, that you can enjoy the same kind of loving feedback we have received from so many people, over the years, who have found Enter The Worship Circle to be a treasured soundtrack in their life-journey with God.


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Canon EOS 350D with no parachute!
Survives a fall from a height of 900 meters ...
All the manufacturers of professional digital SLR cameras emphasize the capabilities of their top level to be able to withstand the worst weather and environmental conditions, but certainly no one would expect similar performance from an inexpensive entry-level DSLR.
It happens however that the Canon EOS 350D Marius Ivascu, a parachuting instructor in Florida, coming off his helmet with a video camera when he opened his parachute during a launch continuing its descent to earth from an altitude of about 900 mt calculated at a rate of approx. 150-170 kmh.
Imagine his surprise when, after half an hour of searching with the help of photographer Calin Leuca, the EOS is found apparently integrates with the remains of the camera and destroyed Marius press the Play button 350D, a buzz and a few seconds waiting and the last recorded picture is there, ready to wait!
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Cheap, and it works alright, the white isn't as vibrant as i want it to be, and its really hard to sharpen this thing! i use it under my brows and sometimes to highlight, but i haven't really reached for this that often, if it was whiter then maybe, the staying power is different every time i use it, sometimes good, sometimes crappy, so probably not buying this again!
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Love it! Great drugstore eyeliner. I bought it for 89 cents. It goes on smooth and creamy, which is nice, but makes it a little difficult to sharpen. Other than that, it's great. Lasts long and the color is bright and highly pigmented - something I didn't expect in such a cheap brand! I love the turquoise, too. I want them all!
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Wet n Wild is an awesome, affordable drugstore brand. So while looking for a more easily accessible alternative to Milk by NYX, I decided to pick this up. It was only 99 cents-and it's not even worth that.
It smudged and migrated after ten minutes (but stayed put for 8 hours after that). It was neither bright nor subtle. It looked more muted on the waterline, where it also wore impressively, but it was tricky to get to show up there. It worked decently as a primer, but the richness it added to the shadow didn't last-the liner as a base faded after about 5 hours.
This product was a steal and you get a lot for the price, but it'ts just too difficult to work with to justify a repurchase.
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its not the best if you one a white color for brighten your eye buy the nyx jumbo eye pencil in milk for 4 dollar more.i only use it for my browbone.
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I really don't know why I buy this....it is creamy but the color just look like whiteout...too white and it can't really get on waterline, waste of money even though it is 99 cents, I would rather save it and buy something better
I only bought this eyeliner on a whim since it was only $1. I can tell why it's $1, when sharping this, the tip breaks off waay to easily and the pigment isn't as white as I would want it. When I do apply enough for it to be white it does look nice. It makes my eyes look natural and it brightens them up. Although next time, I will spend a bit more for a higher quality product.
Love this. Even though it's cheap, it works really well on both the waterline and eyelid.
Although this eyeliner is cheap ($1.00), I found that it doesn't stick to my waterline that well. Even when it does, it looks cakey and doesn't provide that bright color that will make my eyes "pop". It also is hard to apply: you have to keep going over it, which hurts my eyes :( The color also doesn't lasts long. Once it goes away, it would leave a faded white streak under my eyes. Would not repurchase.
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Better than the darker colors, I think it's much more forgiving. I use it on my lower waterline and on the lower lashline to open my eyes up, and it does the job, but only for about three hours. Constant reapplying irritates my sensitive eyes, otherwise it would get at least a four.
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Can't go wrong for a dollar. A little trick for you girls to make it less painful to apply when it's new...hold it under a flame from a lit match or lighter for a second or 2- it'll glide on like cream. Little trick my sis taught me.
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SLIDESHOW: Lex Luthor, The Badness and the Baldness
SLIDESHOW: For being the greatest villain of the Superman universe, Lex Luthor, at least in his Silver Age incarnation, had the worst reason for turning evil. It's all about hair follicles. Even as a kid I didn't get it. "But Superboy saved him," I always thought. "He'd be dead if it wasn't for Superboy." But who else can Superman turn to for a good battle? Brainiac? Bizarro? Mr. Mxyzptlk? The Japateurs? Superman has always had a villain problem and the default winner has been Lex Luthor.
1950: He first appeared onscreen in "Atom Man vs. Superman" (1950), played by veteran actor Lyle Talbot, who had recently finished a stint as Commissioner Gordon in 1949's "Batman and Robin" serial, and was about to appear in one of the worst movies ever made: Ed Wood's "Plan 9 From Outer Space." Apparently in the 1930s, Talbot was also instrumental in starting the Screen Actors Guild. His Luthor is even-keeled, never raises his voice. But for much of the movie he appears ...
... like this. That's the titular Atom Man on the right, which, to producers at the beginning of the atomic age, must have sounded cooler than "Lex Luthor." Besides, the plot involves Luthor pretending to go straight by buying a TV studio, so he needs a secret identity. But that's the best he can do? A glitter tub with transmitter ears? From a guy who can invent everything from rocket ships to synthetic kryptonite to transporter beams?
1966: Jackson Beck, the voice of Bluto in the classic "Popeye" cartoons, and narrator of both "Adventures of Superman" on the radio ("Faster than a speeding bullet!" etc.) and Woody Allen's great mocumentary "Take the Money and Run," became the second actor to take on Lex, in Fimation's "The New Adventures of Superman."
1978: Ah, what a joy! Gene Hackman took the role because Brando took the role of Jor-El, but Hackman got all the good lines. "It's amazing that brain can generate enough power to keep those legs moving." "Otis, it isn't that I don't trust you …. I don't trust you, Otis." "That's krytponite, Superman. Little souvenir from the old hometown?" At the same time, Hackman refused to do what Brando had done in "Apocalypse Now": shave his head. So they styled his hair as if he were wearing many different toupees.
But he does show off his pate at the end. When he's serving notice. To you. That these walls ...
1988: In 1986, John Byrne rebooted Lex Luthor as less evil scientist than normal CEO. This meant he wouldn't wind up behind prison after every issue because CEOs don't go to prison. A brilliant commentary on our culture. The Lex Luthor of Ruby-Spears' Superman (above) was the first adaptation to follow this conceit. Voiced by Michael Bell, who was also the voice of the Parkay margarine tub in commercials of the era, this Lex also has a fondess for milkshakes.
1993: John Shea's Lex Luthor, in "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," was also a CEO, who battled Superman for control of Metropolis and the affection of Teri Hatcher's Lois Lane. He almost won the latter. In the premiere episode above, Luthor is enjoying a cigar by the fireplace when he stops to stare down a rattlesnake. Yeah, I know.
1996: The first episode of "Lois & Clark" ended with a tete-a-tete between Superman and Luthor outside Luthor's office and "Superman: The Last Son of Krypton" does the same. Luthor here is voiced by Clancy Brown, a good actor doomed to be forever known as Capt. Hadley, the sadistic prison guard of "Shawshank Redemption."
2001: "Smallville"'s Lex, Michael Rosenbaum, loses his hair in the kryptonian meteor shower that pummels Smallville but becomes friends with Clark Kent, who saves his life in the first episode. This is a Lex with Daddy issues: a spoiled son who grows into his evil genius to become ... doesn't he become POTUS? Eventually? Rosenbaum, by the way, was the best actor on the series.
2006: "Superman Returns" was less reboot than grand recycling effort on the part of Bryan Singer. He was continuing the great Richard Donner/Christopher Reeve movies. But Kevin Spacey, above, is more terrifying, and much less funny, than Hackman's Lex ever was. He reveled in the badness and the baldness. By the way: Between them? Hackman and Spacey? They have four Academy Awards. That's: Luthor 4, Superman 0, if you're keeping score.
1950 Henchman: "Why is the most brilliantly diabolitical leader of our time surrounding himself with total nincompoops?"If Luthor's evil genius has always been recognized, his choice of henchmen has generally been suspect—although the first, Carl (Rusty Westcoatt), was at least efficient. Westcoatt also played a henchman in the "Batman and Robin" serial in 1949. It was the age of henchmen.
1966 Henchman: In Filmations' Saturday morning cartoon, Lex's henchman is Blinky, whose strongest trait is cackling.
1978 Henchman: Most people go their entire lives without having the kind of chemistry with another person that Gene Hackman had with Ned Beatty in "Superman: The Movie." What more could anyone ask?
1987 Henchman: Unfortunately, by 1987 Beatty's Otis is gone, replaced by Lex's nephew, Lenny (Jon Cryer, hot off playing Ducky in "Pretty in Pink"). Everyone looks horrified here. They should. Check out "Honest Trailers" version of "Superman IV." Or check out my review. We pretty much say the same stuff.
1988 Henchwoman: Here's Lex's henchwoman in the Ruby-Spears cartoon. She's sweet, a bit of a dingbat, and serves milkshakes. Consider her a dumber, sweeter, less booby version of...
1978 Henchwoman: Miss TessMACHAAAAAAH! I'm surprised they didn't rate the movie "R" for Valerie Perrine alone. But she was Superman's first kiss. Lois couldn't be bothered with Clark, while Lana Lang was hanging out with that stupid Brad dude. Do we ever find out what happens to Miss Teschmacher? In "Superman II," she's in the Arctic with Lex, heading south, and ... that's it. Eve, we hardly knew ye. Enough.
2011: Here's Lex in another update, the straight-to-video "All-Star Superman," where he finally succeeds in killing Superman. Not by weakening him but by making him too powerful.
2015: A hue and cry went up over the Internet (as hues and cries tend to do) when Jesse Eisenberg was cast as the latest incarnation of Lex Luthor; but 1) he's a good actor, who 2) plays smart well. In fact, one wonders if Eisenberg will ever be able to play dumb again. He is a bit young for Lex but then so are most of our digital age CEOs. It fits the times. The real question, though, is this: Is he smart enough to outwit the dumbing down of the Man of Steel by director Zack Snyder? FIN.
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Mark Palmer: @salter4321 using disk utility you can change it. before you install anything, snow leopard or anything, when you go to format the disk you should click options to make sure that it says apple guid and not master boot record. windows uses master boot record but apple software needs guid to work and mange drives. If you don't have anything critical on your apple software i would just go ahead and reinstall and make sure to check that option when partitioning your drive(s).
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