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Amazon beats Google and Apple to launching a cloud-based audio service
The Amazon Cloud Player boasts the flexibility to run on any modern Mac or PC, as well as on Android-powered tablets and smartphones. Say goodbye to carrying your MP3-s around on flash drives when going to your buddy's party next time. Uploaded audio files are stored and streamed back with their original bitrate, so sound quality should not be a concern. Using the Amazon Cloud Drive provides 5 GB of storage at no charge, which can be upgraded to 20 GB for free when an MP3 album is purchased through Amazon. Available space can be expanded even further with a yearly subscription fee starting from $20 for 20 GB up to $1000 for 1000 GB.
We just have to note that Apple and Google will probably catch up soon. It is probably best to see what kind of prices and services they will offer before signing up for a paid subscription for Amazon's cloud. With that said, feel free to give Cloud Player's free version a try and let us know what your impressions are!
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1. PhoneLuver (Posts: 474; Member since: 05 Jul 2010)
All this tech depends on the networks. Can they really handle all this traffic?
2. 530gemini (Posts: 2198; Member since: 09 Sep 2010)
I don't get this cloud thing. What if there's no internet? How are you going to play your music?
4. Hotzb22 (Posts: 103; Member since: 30 Mar 2009)
u can download music from the cloud to your phone
6. jcoberg10 (Posts: 110; Member since: 30 Oct 2009)
I aggree if there is no connection there is no content.
3. Egraves (unregistered)
Pandora works very well and the datpiff app for android sucks sometimes, so if the cloud is anything like Pandora I will love it. It will clear my sd card of 3 gigs of music, to add movies and more pictures.
5. downphoenix (Posts: 2415; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
the cloud is the future. Netflix and Youtube has us watching movies in the cloud. This and Pandora is music in the cloud. Google for apps in the cloud. Onlive for gaming in the cloud. Not to mention all the picture sites out there already. Its just the beginning people.

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Let me try to break this down. President Obama is right about something. When the next terrorist attack on the "homeland" happens…notice not 'if' but 'when'…we will demand to know why the intelligence services did not know about it. There is no guarantee that we will know about it even though we have created a global surveillance state that collects everyone on the planet's meta-data, e-mails, text messages, social media posts and so on. We collect it and store it in these HUGE…monstrous…facilities in Utah that we pay for. The reality is that no one knows what to do with this data. Despite the global collection, there is no proof that this massive spy effort has thwarted even one act of terror. Not one. That being said, its impossible for me to see how creating an Orwellian surveillance state makes us any safer. I also wonder what is the real reason we have created this monster in the first place.
Don't expect Obama to do anything about it. Don't expect congress to do anything about it. They won't. The expansion of the N.S.A. was done, largely in secret, and at least, in part, through top-secret "black hole" budgeting and the Patriot Act. Don't expect any real due process of law. That is handled by the top-secret FISA court which shrouds everything under the cloak of
state national security. Here are some facts: Edward Snowden approached several supervisors and bosses at the National Security Agency about his concerns over the constitutional implications of global spying but mostly on domestic spying. According to him, he was rebuffed by the supervisors and bosses, however the N.S.A. does not deny that Snowden approached his bosses. When he took the data concerning the global spy apparatus of the N.S.A. he provided the material to journalists. Reporters. Not in the United States mind you but in Europe.
The U.S. mainstream media jumped on the government's bandwagon when the leaks first started coming. "Traitor", they called him. "Criminal…felon…thief," where just a few of the adjectives thrown around by government mouthpieces and regurgitated by ABC, CBS, CNN and NBC. It would be weeks before the New York Times and The Washington Post began to seriously look at the material and when they did…a collective chill went up and down the spine of U.S. reporters. Ironically, these same media sources reported, with glee, Chinese hacks on the New York Times and Washington Post just prior to the Snowden revelations…remember those? Now…the story is all about the N.S.A. which truly makes most foreign surveillance efforts look like high schoolers.
So. Here we are. Bringing the story to you…the people. If you live in the United States, you have a right to know what the government is doing in your name. Of course, most of it is shrouded in secrecy and this is driving the intelligence hawks in the government crazy. The head of the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said on Sunday he is investigating whether former spy agency contractor Edward Snowden had help from Russia in stealing and revealing U.S. government secrets. "I believe there's a reason he ended up in the hands – the loving arms – of an FSB agent in Moscow. I don't think that's a coincidence," U.S. Representative Mike Rogers told the NBC program "Meet the Press," referring to the Russian intelligence agency that is a successor of the Soviet-era KGB.
Snowden last year fled the United States to Hong Kong and then to Russia, where he was granted at least a year of asylum. U.S. officials want Snowden returned to the United States for prosecution. His disclosures of large numbers of stolen U.S. secret documents sparked a debate around the world about the reach of U.S. electronic surveillance. Rogers did not provide specific evidence to back his suggestions of Russian involvement in Snowden's activities, but said: "Some of the things we're finding we would call clues that certainly would indicate to me that he had some help." Asked whether he is investigating Russian links to Snowden's activities, Rogers said, "Absolutely. And that investigation is ongoing."
Senator Dianne Feinstein, who heads the Senate Intelligence Committee, said on "Meet the Press" that Snowden "may well have" had help from Russia. "We don't know at this stage," Feinstein said. Feinstein said Snowden gained employment at the National Security Agency "with the intent to take as much material down as he possibly could." On the ABC program "This Week," U.S. Representative Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, also expressed his belief that Snowden had foreign help. "Hey, listen, I don't think … Mr. Snowden woke up one day and had the wherewithal to do this all by himself," he said. "I personally believe that he was cultivated by a foreign power to do what he did," McCaul said.
Asked whether he thought Russia was that "foreign power," McCaul said, "You know, to say definitively, I can't. I can't answer that." Rogers indicated that the nature of the material that Snowden obtained suggested foreign involvement. "When you look at the totality of the information he took, the vast majority of it had to do with military, tactical and operational events happening around the world," he told the CBS program "Face the Nation." Michael Morell, the former deputy CIA director, said he shared Rogers' concern about what Russian intelligence services may be doing with Snowden. "I don't have any particular evidence but one of the things I point to when I talk about this is that the disclosures that have been coming recently are very sophisticated in their content and sophisticated in their timing – almost too sophisticated for Mr. Snowden to be deciding on his own. And it seems to me he might be getting some help," Morell said on "Face the Nation."
Other U.S. security officials have told Reuters as recently as last week that the United States has no evidence at all that Snowden had any confederates who assisted him or guided him about what NSA materials to hack or how to do so. Snowden told the New York Times in October he did not take any secret NSA documents with him to Russia when he fled there in June 2013. "There's a zero percent chance the Russians or Chinese have received any documents," Snowden told the Times. In remarks aired on Sunday on ABC's "This Week," President Vladimir Putin discussed Snowden's freedom of movement in Russia and that the American would be free to attend the upcoming Sochi Winter Olympics. "Mr. Snowden is subject to the treatment of provisional asylum here in Russia. He has a right to travel freely across the country. He has no special limitation. He can just buy a ticket and come here," Putin said.
The argument used by Rogers and others that Snowden has placed the U.S. military in danger is just a bald-faced lie. Some people will hear that and believe it but the truth is that the government has failed to show how any of these revelations have done anything except shed light on a massive surveillance state with global spying capabilities. Edward J. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor turned whistleblower, strongly denies allegations made by members of Congress that he was acting as a spy, perhaps for a foreign power, when he took hundreds of thousands of classified U.S. government documents. Speaking from Moscow, where he is a fugitive from American justice, Snowden told The New Yorker, "This 'Russian spy' push is absurd."
Snowden, in a rare interview that he conducted by encrypted means from Moscow, denied the allegations outright, stressing that he "clearly and unambiguously acted alone, with no assistance from anyone, much less a government." He added, "It won't stick…. Because it's clearly false, and the American people are smarter than politicians think they are." If he was a Russian spy, Snowden asked, "Why Hong Kong?" And why, then, was he "stuck in the airport forever" when he reached Moscow? (He spent forty days in the transit zone of Sheremetyevo International Airport.) "Spies get treated better than that."
In the nine months since Snowden first surfaced, there has been intense speculation about his motives and methods. But "a senior F.B.I. official said on Sunday that it was still the bureau's conclusion that Mr. Snowden acted alone," the New York Times reported this weekend, adding that the agency has not publicly revealed any evidence that he was working in conjunction with any foreign intelligence agency or government. The issue is key to shaping the public's perceptions of Snowden. Which is where people like Mike Rogers come in. To sway your opinion. Without any evidence, in fact contrary to what the F.B.I. has said, Rogers, on "Meet the Press," went on to allege that "some of the things he did were beyond his technical capabilities. Raises more questions. How he arranged travel before he left. How he was ready to go—he had a go bag, if you will." Gregory then asked Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, and who was also a guest on the show, whether she agreed that Snowden may have had help from the Russians. She did not dismiss the notion. "He may well have," she said. "We don't know at this stage." On CBS's "Face the Nation," Rogers made similar allegations, saying, "This wasn't a random smash and grab, run down the road, end up in China, the bastion of Internet freedom, and then Russia, of course, the bastion of Internet freedom."
Asked today to elaborate on his reasons for alleging that Snowden "had help," Congressman Rogers, through a press aide, declined to comment. Some observers, looking at the possibility that Snowden was in league with the Russian government before taking asylum there, have pointed to a report in a Russian newspaper,Kommersant, that before leaving Hong Kong last June Snowden stayed at the Russian consulate. Snowden's legal adviser, Ben Wizner, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, denied that report, however, saying, "Every news organization in the world has been trying to confirm that story. They haven't been able to, because it's false."
Snowden told me that having a "go bag" packed—something that Rogers described as highly suspicious—reflected his work deployed overseas for the C.I.A. He'd had a "go bag packed since 2007. It's not an exotic practice for people who have lived undercover on government orders," Snowden said. "It's not the smears that mystify me," Snowden told me. "It's that outlets report statements that the speakers themselves admit are sheer speculation." Snowden went on to poke fun at the range of allegations that have been made against him in the media without intelligence officials providing some kind of factual basis: " 'We don't know if he had help from aliens.' 'You know, I have serious questions about whether he really exists.' "
Snowden went on, "It's just amazing that these massive media institutions don't have any sort of editorial position on this. I mean these are pretty serious allegations, you know?" He continued, "The media has a major role to play in American society, and they're really abdicating their responsibility to hold power to account." Asked about this, George Stephanopoulos, the host of ABC's "This Week," defended the coverage. Stephanopoulos pointed out that when the congressman Michael McCaul, a Texas Republican and the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, alleged that Snowden was "cultivated by a foreign power" and "helped by others," Stephanopoulos pressed him for details, twice. "I did two follow-ups," Stephanopoulos said, "and got as much as the congressman was going to give up."
Edward Snowden and this journalist agree that the American people are much smarter than the politicians who will lie, cheat and spin every way they possibly can to preserve the crap they have supported. Snowden is right. This story is huge. In fact, it's beyond huge and admittedly hard for a lot of people to understand. Snowden was adamant that he wants to help, not hurt, the United States. "Due to extraordinary planning involved, in nine months, no one has credibly shown any harm to national security" from the revelations, he said, "nor any ill intent." Moreover, he pointed out that "the President himself admitted both that changes are necessary and that he is certain the debate my actions started will make us stronger."
"If any individual who objects to government policy can take it into their own hands to publicly disclose classified information, then we will not be able to keep our people safe, or conduct foreign policy," Obama said on Friday. Obama is right but he lacks the backbone to do anything significant about it. And why do I report this and why am I so passionate about it? The reasons are fairly simple. This global surveillance state was created in secret by our government presumably to keep us safe. Safe from whom? There is no evidence is has thwarted anything…at all. Where do we go from here. A top secret domestic and global spy program. A top-secret court where due process is hidden by a national security shroud and a government clearly out of control. I'm covering it because it is huge. It is, perhaps, the biggest story of our lifetime and it certainly presents a clear and present danger to our freedom and our way of life. My hope is that if I keep pounding this home and sharing with you what we are learning…YOU will demand something be done. No story I have ever covered in 30 years of journalism concerns me like this one does.


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The one thing we've learned from American Idol this season is that the show isn't about singing as much as it's about songs. As in, choosing the one that's edgy without being alienating, popular without being tired, inspirational without being cheesy. A mediocre contestant like Kristy Lee Cook scored with a syrupy ballad like ''God Bless the U.S.A.'' because it galvanized the patriotic vote. Early front-runner Carly Smithson was booted after singing a strong rendition of ''Jesus Christ Superstar,'' perhaps because the song offended some Christian voters.
''We talk about song choice because we're trying to hammer into their heads that a good song tells the audience who you are,'' says judge Simon Cowell, who has harped on song selection this season more than ever before (and that's saying something). So then, who are finalists David Archuleta, Jason Castro, Syesha Mercado, and David Cook? EW spent two days of rehearsals with the top four (as well as now-eliminated Brooke White) at the Idol production offices in West Hollywood, and got a unique view of how and why they chose the songs they did for Neil Diamond Week. Since season 5, contestants have not been allowed to perform the same song on the same night, so the selection competition is fierce. And what happens when two people want the same tune? If one person does not voluntarily bow out, they are forced into an Idol tiebreaker of pulling the desired song title out of a hat both scenarios that played out during Neil Diamond Week. ''I've had people going into fetal positions over song choice,'' says vocal coach Debra Byrd. ''The judges say song choice, song choice, song choice constantly, so they're in agony all week over it.'' Sure enough, some contestants angsted. Others ignored suggestions. Some made calculated moves based on what Simon might like. Others procrastinated learning the lyrics. And one paid the ultimate price with her ouster.


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Chris Evans Officially Captain America
Monday, March 22 by Reza F.
Cheer up, Chris. You're set for life now.The great search is finally over! Marvel and Joe Johnston have found their Captain America. Chris Evans, the guy who wore the whipped cream bikini in Not Another Teen Movie, accepted the coveted role today. They still have to work out all the minor details in what I'm sure is a massive contract, but I can officially say that I don't have to report on this story any longer. Hallelujah!Marvel scoured all of Hollywood to find the right actor to play The First Avenger. Ryan Phillippe was in the running along with Channing Tatum and the guy with the hair from Gossip Girl, but Chris Evans emerged victorious. In your face, pretty boys! They got a pretty boy who can grow a beard for the job. (THR)
Hogwarts Nearly Burned to the Ground
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When not busy murdering children, Voldemort spends his time busking for change in the town square.Pyrotechnics went awry on the set of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows over the weekend but the fire department was able to prevent Leavesden Studios from going the way of a Great White concert. A second unit team was filming a big effect for the "climactic battle of Hogwarts" sequence when a blaze raged out of control. An exterior courtyard set was destroyed but it reportedly needed to be rebuilt anyway. How convenient. "We were gonna burn that down anyway" sounds better than "we f*cked up."No castmembers were on set at the time. Just crewmembers. Plebians really. So don't you worry, teenage girls and creepy older chicks in my office. Daniel Radcliffe's ripped abdominals were unscathed. (/Film)
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Jonah Hill balks at twelve inches. It's amazing the difference between a trailer that's allowed to show dildos and one that isn't. Sometimes I watch both the rated and unrated promos for a film and still think it's going to blow, but Get Him to the Greek states the perfect case for the necessity of red band. Johah Hill plays a schlubby record label intern who's assigned by big boss P. Diddy to escort rock star Aldous Snow to his comeback concert in Los Angeles. Along the way he gets sex toys in the face, drugs up the butt, and stands really close to Russell Brand, three traditional British customs. Why their ladies worship a man who looks like a mangy Persian cat I'll never understand. Check out the red band trailer after the jump. Get Him to the Greek rocks theaters June 4, 2010.
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Monday, March 22 by Reza F.
Though his Spiderman 4 role never became a reality, it looks like John Malkovich won't be missing out on a blockbuster payday. Deadline reports that Oscar nominee and Oscar winner Frances McDormand will slum it for Michael Bay in Transformers 3. I guess Malkovich wants something worse than Con-Air on his resume. Malkovich will play LaBeouf's first boss while McDormand will play the National Intelligence Director.Ken Jeong of The Hangover and Community is also joining the cast. This news worries me given Bay's penchant for representing ethnic characters as racial stereotypes. Here's hoping he doesn't go the angry, yelling Korean guy route. If so, he could have saved some money by hiring Dat Phan.
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In this episode of Sparkle Vamps 90210: Eclipse, Edward and Bella mumble about the pros and cons of becoming a vampire.PRO: Super-strength.CON: No Christmas. PRO: Immortality.CON: No visiting of loved ones. PRO: Doin' it.CON: Losing your soul. I wonder if super-hearing is a result of being turned because SPEAK THE HELL UP! Bella would be a fool not to become a vampire if only for the invincibility. She's so low-energy that otherwise she'll drown in a bowl of soup. Check out the clip after the jump before it gets yanked like a Twihard with a R.Patz pillow…
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I had the opportunity to travel to Lake Tahoe for the Hot Tub Time Machine junket, and for some reason they put me in a cabin with the film's stars and a few cameras. I decided to take advantage of the serendipitous moment and ask Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, Clark Duke, and Crispin Glover some questions about the film. Now mind you, we all attended an 80s party the night prior where free beer and wine was served so you should appreciate how coherent everyone is, and funny on top of that. The cast discusses working naked together in a hot tub, Cusack's Better Off Dead flashbacks, and the phenomenon that is Teen Wolf Pug.Enjoy the candid interviews below. Hot Tub Time Machine opens this Friday. Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, and Clark Duke
Tim Burton Whips Out Full Length 'Frankieweenie'
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With Alice in Wonderland holding strong at the box office, Tim Burton is back on top and lining up his next projects. Last week, it was speculated that he would helm an adaptation of The Addams Family in stop-motion 3D but that rumor proved to be false. Instead, Burton will direct the stop-motion 3D Frankenweenie. And no, it's not a movie about Chastity Bono's transformation into Chaz. It's actually a full-length adaptation of one of his early short films about a man who resurrects his dog after it is hit by a car.Executive producer Don Hahn told SXSW, "that the puppets are ready, the script is done and now that Tim Burton is clear of 'Alice in Wonderland'… he's set to helm 'Frankenweenie' in 3D."This project feels a lot more likely to happen and won't get bonered like Addams. After all, this is Burton's original creation. He's erecting it from his vision and he's been playing with it for years. It's his Weenie and you can be ensured that he won't pull out. Why's everyone looking at me like that? (AICN)
'Dr. Horrible' Sequel May Be a Feature
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Quick everyone! Neil Patrick Harris is saying things!! And these things he's saying may mean that Dr. Horrible 2 will be a feature length film."Apparently they're making a 'Dr. Horrible' sequel — a feature film, I hope." Or it won't be! But assuming it is, they have a fine line to walk in order to successfully pull off the camp and low budget look of the original web series."You don't want to necessarily make the feature film be an $80 million giant movie, because it defeats the purpose of what the first film was made to be… Then again, you don't want it to be so low-brow that it's not worth paying money to see as a movie." [**cough, cough Ironclad**]To recapitulate, Joss Whedon is making a sequel to a web series which its star HOPES will be a feature film. And if it is a feature film, they'll have to spend more money. The end. This information brought to you by a slow news weekend. (MTV)
Chris Evans Offered Captain America
Saturday, March 20 by Reza F.
Looks like someone sh*t the bed, Phillippe.The never-ending search for Captain America could finally be ending. THR is reporting that the role has been offered to Johnny Storm from The Fantastic Four, a.k.a. Chris Evans:Evans' offer would include starring in up to three "America" movies plus "The Avengers" movies and appearances in several other Marvel movies. While an offer to star in "America" may seem like something you don't have to mull over too long, one possible complication is that Evans is committed to co-starring in the Anna Faris romantic comedy "What's Your Number?" Both are scheduled to shoot this summer.It's understandable why Evans would have a difficult time making this decision. If you read the quote above it says he's scheduled to star in an Anna Faris rom-com. Nope, Captain America seems like too much of a gamble. Fart in the face of the Gods, Evans, so you can have a chance to bang the House Bunny on set. OR ask your agent to get you out of it and BANG ANYONE EVER ALL THE TIME WITH FISTFULS OF COKE-DUSTED CASH. Your choice, really.
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The full-length trailer for Luc Besson's Les Aventures Extraordinaires d'Adele Blanc-Sec gives us a really in-depth look at whatever the hell this is. All I really know about it is that it stars hot weather girl turned actress Louise Bourgoin and a pterodactyl. Commercials in France are awesome. I'd love to see how they'd market Easy Curves. Here's a description from Twitch: The year is 1912. Adèle Blanc-Sec, an intrepid young reporter, will go to any lengths to achieve her aims, including sailing to Egypt to tackle mummies of all shapes and sizes. Meanwhile, in Paris, it's panic stations! A 136 million-year old pterodactyl egg on a shelf in the natural history museum has mysteriously hatched, and the bird subjects the city to a reign of terror from the skies. But nothing fazes Adèle Blanc-Sec, whose adventures reveal many more extraordinary surprises… Oh. I guess the trailer makes sense now. Doesn't explain all the funny hats though. (Twitch) Check out -0:24 for a flash of NSFW action. After the jump…
Bateman Plays with Semen, Aniston in 'The Switch' Trailer
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Note to Jennifer Aniston: put your cups of semen away when you're done with them. If you don't, Jason Bateman will get drunk, perform impromptu experiments, and your hopes of fertilization will go rushing down the drain. …Or will it? In the trailer for The Switch, formally known as The Baster, Bateman plays a humdrum mope named Wally who switches Patrick Wilson's love juice out with his own. Here, come closer. **Hushed tone** See, the only thing is though, Aniston's character was planning on using that love juice to conceive a child. So then guess what happens. She uses WALLY'S love juice instead. Then guess what happens! She has a kid! THEN GUESS WHAT HAPPENS!!! COMEDY!!!!!!!!! The film is directed by Josh Gordon & Will Speck, the same guys who did Blades of Glory, and also stars Jeff Goldblum as the same best friend character he played to Hugh Grant in Nine Months. Why do people continually listen to Goldblum's advice? The man has absolutely nothing of reason to offer. Check out the trailer after the jump. The Switch inserts itself in theaters August 20th, 2010.
The Switch
Friday, March 19 by Reza F.
Directors: Josh Gordon & Will SpeckCast: Jason Bateman, Jennifer Aniston, Jeff Goldblum, Patrick WilsonSynopsis: An unmarried 40-year-old woman turns to a turkey baster in order to become pregnant. Seven years later, she reunites with her best friend, who has been living with a secret: he replaced her preferred sperm sample with his own.Release Date: August 20, 2010


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"The Golden Hour" - page 2
"The Golden Hour" is a term my facility uses to dictate an hour of time from 645 and 745, during shift change, where patients are not supposed to be transferred to the floor. It was believed this hour of time helped decrease... Read More
- 0Aug 29, '11 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorNot many places do although I had studied it years ago and found incidental OT actually decreased because the nurses didn't have to stay and finish the orders and admit. I have worked at a facility that has a policy to settle the patient on one shift and the paper work for the next if within the "witching hour"
Sad they are getting rid of it.....
- 0Aug 29, '11 by nursej22We have a policy of no patient arrivals (admits or transfers) and no called reports between 0700-0715, 1500-1515, 2300-2315 so that on-coming RNs can get uninterrupted report. The first five minutes is "huddle" then we get 10 minutes to get report on 4-5 patients from 2or3or4 off-going RNs and the computer. What a joke.
This is in no way enforced. Team leaders are in report at this time so no one says boo about it.
We get patients from multiple areas (ICU, ED, cardiac recovery, PACU, admissions area, direct admits) so it is not uncommon to see 5 stretchers in the hall at 1510. When the ICU nurse gets pi$$y with me because she had to wait 2 minutes I tell her to take it up with the ED, they beat you up the elevator and I had to call a rapid response on that one.
Our manager "understands that this could be a problem", and "we have to have that conversation". At that is as far as it goes.
No sentinel events.
- 1Aug 30, '11 by elthiaThat would be heavenly...unfortunately no we don't have it.
In my facility nurses do the first set of vitals on the patients. So when I had a code at 2030 yesterday...I sent the aide to finish my vitals, and didn't get to see one of my patients till 2145, had to redo my 2100 chemsticks, finished my 2100 meds at midnight, and did all my dressing changes and treatments at 0200. Lovely.
The ED sent an admission while the emergency response team was working on my patient during the precode time....but a different nurse took it for me. And I took an admission at 0100.
- 0Aug 30, '11 by MTRN13I think it is a really good idea. Unfortuantely at my hospital we do not have it. Although from 0630-0700 if there is an admission or transfer we only take the vital signs, and a quick assessment to make sure they are stable. If the patient is from PACU then we get report, and then endorse. We are working making ER and PACU give pain and nausea medications before they come to the floor. Especially from ER so the patient does not have to suffer while we are waiting for admitting orders from the doctor.The paperwork, and responsibility is on the oncoming shift. If I have time I try, and do a few quick things to speed things up for the oncoming shift. At that time I cannot make any guarantees. I do not think it is the safest practice to send patients up during the "golden hour" also it is not uncommon to hear a code or rapid response at change of shift. I do not know why it is, but it is so strange since we make hourly rounds.
- 1Aug 30, '11 by Roy FokkerI work ED.
And I'm not surprised that my post is against the general grain of thought so far in this thread.
The only unit that has this policy in place is ICU. Cannot bring a patient up from ED to ICU between 0630-0730 and 1830-1930. All other floors are expected to take admissions no matter what the time.
I don't agree with it (can I tell the ambulance crews coming in with a cardiac arrest to hold off for an hour because it's 0635?) - but it is what it is.
But it's shift change everywhere.


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EAU CLAIRE — An innovative program that pairs University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire psychology students with children with autism and their families has been so successful that the program has expanded to serve additional children and provide even more university students with real-life experiences.
For two years, UW-Eau Claire has been bringing children with autism and their families to campus for intensive behavior intervention sessions. This summer, the program expanded and now offers in-home services, which involve students working with children and families in their homes for up to 35 hours a week, said Dr. Kevin Klatt, assistant professor of psychology and coordinator of the program.
"I'm sure that this is the only program of its kind in the country," Klatt said. "Few university programs are working with autism. And I'm sure we're the only ones with undergraduate students providing services to families on campus and in homes."
When a child is diagnosed with autism, the family can apply for state and federal dollars to help fund in-home therapy sessions, Klatt said. But it typically takes four- to six-months for funding to kick in, a significant amount of time for a child to go without the intense behavioral intervention that is important to a child's ability to function long-term, Klatt said. Research shows that children with autism make the most gains if they receive intensive behavioral intervention — at least 30 hours a week — before age five. The university's on-campus program provides the therapy needed until the funding is secured for the in-home sessions, he said.
In the past, Twin Cities businesses hired UW-Eau Claire students as interns to provide the in-home treatment to children in Eau Claire, Klatt said. Because the students performed so well, the companies often offered them jobs when their internships ended. As a result, there were fewer opportunities for students new to the program to secure internships, he said.
To ensure students do have in-home internship opportunities, Klatt began his own company, Applied Behavior Intervention Services LLC, which provides in-home services to area families. The student therapists working for his company are paid with state and federal dollars, the same as students working for the Twin Cities companies, he said, noting that the other companies also continue to employ some of his students.
"There is an incredible demand for people in this field," Klatt said. "Wisconsin alone could use hundreds of people trained in this area."
Currently, nine UW-Eau Claire students are working with three area children in their homes, and another 10 students are working with four families who bring their children to campus, Klatt said, adding that students also work with two children at the campus day-care, helping them learn social and classroom skills to prepare for kindergarten.
"It is completely rewarding to see a child progressing and learning," Julie Ackerlund, a junior psychology major from Colfax, said of her work with two autistic children. "To know that I'm the one who taught them these things is just amazing."
Ackerlund was in a basic psychology class when a professor explained the behavior analysis emphasis and showed a film about autistic children. "I knew right then that this is what I want to do with my life," she said.
Her work with the on-campus and in-home programs has confirmed her career choice. "These kids and their parents have become like family to me," Ackerlund said. "It's hard to even think about graduating and leaving them."
Children can now start receiving services in the on-campus program, and continue the sessions in their homes once the state and federal funding is approved, Klatt said. As a result, he and his students can work with a child over a period of time, which is meaningful to the students, the child and the family.
"It's incredibly rewarding for students to see how a child progresses over a period of time," Klatt said, noting that several students work with each child. "The sessions are very intense and very draining, but also very rewarding."
The hands-on experiences she's gained as an undergraduate student will be invaluable to her in graduate school, said Ackerlund, who hopes to eventually earn her doctorate and someday teach psychology at a university-level.
"Undergraduate students at other schools are not having these same experiences," Ackerlund said, noting that UW-Eau Claire students are the only undergraduates who present research at the Mid-American Association for Behavioral Analysis annual conference. "I'll be way ahead when I get to graduate school because the things I'm doing now are typically done at a graduate level."
The autism program is exactly the kind of thing that an interactive, public regional university should be doing, said UW-Eau Claire Interim Provost Steve Tallant.
"The program provides our students with enriching experiences that help them grow intellectually and personally," Tallant said. "And the students are making significant contributions to these children and their families. When we talk about a strong university being important to Wisconsin, these are the kinds of programs we're talking about."
UW-Eau Claire is the only school in the UW System (and one of few nationally) that has developed a behavioral emphasis that prepares students to pursue national certification in applied behavioral analysis.
Judy Berthiaume, Director
UW-Eau Claire News Bureau
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(715) 836-4741
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Law enforcement officers this morning caught a suspect trying to flee the country after a stabbing death that happened Saturday night at a residence in Randleman.
Deputies with the Randolph County Sheriff's Office responded to a house on Leonae Drive at 10:20 p.m. after receiving a call about an assault. When deputies arrived, they found an Eduarrdo Bonilla Hurtado, 43, on the floor with multiple stab wounds. Hurtado was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Randolph County Sheriff's Office.
"The victim was found by a friend who had come by to visit him. The victim had been deceased for several hours," according to the Sheriff's Office.
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Mark Mulroney describes his process of creating the site-specific installation, Something's Dripping, as similar to writing a screenplay for a 1980s sitcom. Recognizable characters inhabit his subversive Disney-like world, but they are teased into a bizarre Saturday morning cartoon. Mulroney's paintings, drawings, and sculptural works within Something's Dripping illustrate a pubescent threshold between innocence and the loss of incorruptibility.
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Jose Mourinho has been appointed as Chelsea manager for a second time, the English Premier League club confirmed on Monday.
Following weeks of speculation, the 50-year-old Portuguese has signed a four-year contract with the club he previously coached between 2004 and 2007.
"I am delighted to welcome Jose back to Chelsea. His continued success, drive and ambition made him the outstanding candidate," said chief executive Ron Gourlay in a statement published on the Chelsea website.
"It is our aim to keep the club moving forward to achieve greater success in the future and Jose is our number one choice as we believe he is the right manager to do just that.
"He was and remains a hugely popular figure at the club and everyone here looks forward to working with him again."
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Prior to joining Madrid, he enjoyed a stunning two-season stint at Inter Milan that culminated in an unprecedented sweep of Serie A, Italian Cup and Champions League trophies in 2010.
He succeeds interim manager Rafael Benitez, who led Chelsea to Europa League glory and Champions League qualification this season after replacing the sacked Roberto Di Matteo in November.
Mourinho's first spell as Chelsea manager saw the club emerge as the dominant force in English football.
Backed by the investment of billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich, Mourinho won back-to-back Premier League titles in 2005 and 2006, as well as two League Cups and the 2007 FA Cup.
He left in September 2007 after his relationship with Abramovich broke down but the pair soon reconciled and he returns with the objective of turning Chelsea into title challengers once again.
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You may or may not have heard but Kenny Chesney has established Spread The Love: A Fund for Boston through Boston Medical Center to pay for prosthetics and post-acute care needed by Boston Marathon bombing victims. The project was launched with an undisclosed "sizable" donation from Chesney himself. The fund will also receive proceeds from the sale of the song "Spread The Love" from his new album, as well as direct donations. Chesney says: "Music can be healing." "When you're at your lowest, it can inspire – the way these athletes, their friends, family and the city of Boston inspire me. I want to give back to the ones who need it, but also to heal all of us a little bit. So, spread the love." Donations can be made here.


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January 03, 2008
Jamaica Day 3 - Temple Hall
Temple Hall belonged to Simon Soutar, and, in my lifetime, to his grandson, Rowley Crosswell (my mother's brother.) The property itself used to include a tobacco plantation, cattle, vegetables, chickens - a self-sustaining mini-economy. Not much of any of that is evident now, and, in fact it feels abandoned. It has since been sold a couple of times, and is now being converted to a convention center. Fee says no one has been able to live there since it went out of the family, and mentioned duppies ...
The Great House looks beautiful from the outside, but is being renovated and "repurposed" inside. We found someone on the property who allowed us to go inside, so we were able to take a few photos from the balcony. He says the grounds are currently used for weddings and other outdoor functions.
The feature I remember most is the aqueduct that runs along the edge of the lawn. On the other side of the aqueduct is the Wagwater River. We would go down and sit on the rocks at a tiny falls and let the water wash over our shoulders. The weather was changeable, and the rain begin really coming down just as we were leaving.
Then we continued on up the road to Castleton, where there is a huge botanical garden. Peter said the British used it as a testing place to see what kinds of marketable plants would grow in Jamaica. Because it was drizzling, we didn't stay long or walk far. Photos are on Flickr in the Jamaica 2008 set.
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- PeonInChief said...
You've got pictures! Hooray!
- annot8 said...
Absolutely! I changed the badge in the sidebar, so you can just click on it to get to the Jamaica album.
- annot8 said...
For the person who asked via Meebo: yes, the sundial is still there, but may have been moved to the far side of the lawn. Peter remembers it closer to the middle of the lawn.
- Dale said...
Thanks for posting these. My Grandmother is Rita Soutar and her sister Una Soutar was married to Rowley Crosswell for 50 odd years. Rita and Una's father was Collistan Soutar, one of Simon Soutar's sons (he had 18 children)
I grew up in Temple Hall and have visited the Great House a few times, over the years it was used as a restaurant and as you have posted been host grounds for various events.
The Soutar family still has substantial land holdings and presence in the area, and I am hard at work tracing the family tree back to Scotland into the early 1800s.


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Obituaries January 29, 2013
Joyce Johnson Byerly
LEXINGTON - Joyce Ann Johnson Byerly, 68, a resident of Beckner Rd. died Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013 at the Henry Etta & Bruce Hinkle Hospice House. A memorial graveside service will be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Holly Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends immediately following the service at the cemetery and at other times at the home of her daughter, Holly. Memorials may be directed to Hospice of Davidson County, 200 Hospice Way, Lexington, NC 27292. On-line condolences may be sent to www.jcgreenandsons.com.
Annetta Harris
HIGH POINT - Mrs. Annetta Rawlinson Harris , 59, of 1209 Denny Street, died on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at High Point Regional Hospital.
Annetta was born on April 14, 1953 to Herbert and Ada Rawlinson in Rock Hill, SC. As a resident of High Point, she was a 1971 graduate of T. Wingate Andrews High School. She was an employee of Concept Plastics. Annetta was a member of St. Stephens AME Zion Church where she served as a member of the Missionary Circle.
In addition to her parents, one brother, Herbert Rawlinson, preceded her in death.
She leaves to cherish fond memories a loving husband, Lawrence Harris, of the home; one son, Cedric Rawlinson of Yokosuka, Japan; one daughter, T'Deira Harris of High Point; one brother, Herman Rawlinson (Lillian) of High Point; one sister, Evelyn McDougal (Jimmy) of Edgewood, MD; a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, in-laws, cousins, other relatives and many friends.
Funeral service will be 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at St. Stephens AME Zion Church, 1012 Leonard Ave., with Pastor Enrico White, officiating and Rev. Tanny Wright, Jr., eulogist. Burial will follow at Carolina Biblical Gardens. Family visitation will be at the church on Wednesday, 12:00 noon to 12:30 p.m. Online condolences may be made at www.johnsonandsonsinc.com.
Billy Kay Lawson, Sr.
TRINITY - Mr. Billy Kay Lawson, Sr., 59, a resident of 6536 Heathwood Drive, died Thursday, January 17, 2013 at his residence. He was born in Scott County, VA August 28, 1953 a son of Kenneth Lawson and Julia Bledsoe Lawson and had been a resident of the Trinity area most of his life. He was a longtime self employed auto mechanic in Trinity. Surviving is a son, Billy Kay Lawson, Jr. and his fiancée Angela of Trinity; a grandson, Anthony Lawson of Asheboro; a brother Kenneth Lawson of Long Beach, CA, and a niece, Reese Eldridge of Trinity. A gathering of friends and family to celebrate Billy's life will be held Thursday, January 31, 2013 at 6 PM at the garage at the home of the son, 4167 Wedgewood Terrace, Trinity. Online condolences to the Lawson family may be made to www.jcgreensons.com
Curtis Fry
TRINITY - Mr. Curtis Edward Fry, 56, a resident of 2909 Spruce Court, died Friday, January 25, 2013 at the Hinkle Hospice House in Lexington He was born in High Point, December 7, 1956 a son of Edward Fry, Jr. and Shirley Mae Jones Fry. He was a US Army veteran and had been a resident of Leavenworth, KS until returning to this area in 1975. He was an active member of Thomasville First Pentecostal Holiness Church where he served as an usher and was a member of the Men's Ministry. He was a family man who enjoyed hunting, fishing, and playing his guitar. He was employed with Thomasville Furniture Industries. On June 9, 1978 he was married to Vickie Lynn Keiffer who died June 7, 2007. On July 4, 2010 he was married to Kathy Ruby who survives of the home. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Melissa Kay Fry and by a half-brother Jerry Brummond. Also surviving are a son, Travis E. Fry of Thomasville; two step-daughters, Julie Boatright and her husband Robert of Leavenworth, KS and Jessica Wilkens of the home; two step-sons, Jason Timon of Leavenworth, KS and Donald Timon and his wife Mandy of Mascoutah, IL; three sisters, Ronda Privette and her husband Jason of Oklahoma, Angie Urvina and her husband Eric of Washington, and Stacey Fry of Leavenworth, KS; five brothers, Edward D. Fry, Dennis Fry, and Dwight Fry, all of Leavenworth, KS, and Ronnie Fry of Oklahoma and Edward Fry and his wife Michelle of Virginia. Also surviving are fifteen step-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 3 PM at Thomasville First Pentecostal Holiness Church by the Rev. Joe T. Beane. Burial will be in Holly Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will remain at J.C. Green & Sons Funeral Home in Thomasville until placed in the church Thursday at 1:30 PM. The family will receive friends at the church Thursday from 2 until 3 PM. Online condolences may be made to the Fry family at www.jcgreenandsons.com
Ruby Kirkman Gray
THOMASVILLE - Mrs. Ruby Viola Kirkman Gray, 96, a resident of Walker Road, died Sunday evening, January 27, 2013 at the home of her daughter, Eleanor. She was born on November 1, 1916 in Davidson County to Lonnie Alexander Kirkman and Bonnie Russell Kirkman. She was a homemaker and lifelong member of First United Methodist Church in Thomasville. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Ernest "Jack" Fulton Gray on December 27, 2002, whom she married October 31, 1936; sister, Helen Kirkman Myers; and brother, Arthur Ray Kirkman.
Surviving is her daughter, Eleanor Weatherly and husband Joe of Thomasville; grandsons, Michael Gray Rutherford and Patrick Roland Rutherford, both of Thomasville; and her special neighbor, Pansy Murphy of Thomasville.
A funeral service will be held on Thursday, January 31, 2013 at 11:30 AM at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Cris Uren officiating. Interment will follow in Holly Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Gray will remain at the J.C. Green & Sons Funeral Home in Thomasville until taken to the church 30 minutes prior to the visitation. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service on Thursday at the church from 10:30 until the service hour. Memorials may be directed to First UMC, PO Box 1860, Thomasville, NC 27361. On-line condolences may be sent to www.jcgreenandsons.com.
Billie Jeanne Hames
TRINITY - Billie Jeanne Taylor Hames, 82, resident of Trinity, died Jan. 27, 2013 at her residence. Funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in the chapel of the Cumby Family Funeral Service in Archdale.
Bobby Lee "Buster" White, Jr.
THOMASVILLE - Bobby Lee "Buster" White, Jr., 46, passed away, Saturday, January 26, 2013 at Thomasville Medical Center. He was the loving fiancé of Jeanie D. Bailey to whom he was with for 10 years.
Mr. White was born on March 11, 1966 in Thomasville, a son of Bobby White, Sr. and Margaret Ann (Thomas) Dollaey, both of Archdale. He was self-employed owning and operating Briar Creek Upholstery for 6 years.
When he was not running his business, Bobby enjoyed hunting and fishing, often fishing near Big Rock and South Port. He also enjoyed collecting guns; but most of all he loved spending time with his friends, family and watching his son play baseball.
Mr. White is survived by a son, Cody Lee White of Trinity; two step-sons, Danny Ray Proctor and wife, Laura of Poughkeepsie, NY, and James Proffitt of Thomasville; a step-daughter, Kelly Proffitt of Thomasville; four step grandchildren, Toby Proctor, and Braxton, Kainin, Jacey, and Brielle Proffitt; a sister, Cathy W. Ashe and her husband, Walter of Trinity; a step-brother, Chris Dollaey and his wife, Dana of Archdale; a step-father, Jim J. Dollaeye of Archdale; a step-mother, Sally White of Archdale; two nieces, Brittani and Josie Williams of Trinity; a step niece, Lilli Dollaeye close friend, Sheila Sapp Proctor of Trinity; and many friends. He was preceded in death by a step brother, Robert Gray Childress, Jr.
A celebration of life service will be 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at the chapel of Cumby Family Funeral Service, 206 Trindale Road, Archdale with his godfather, Barry Rollins officiating. A visitation will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 5216, Glen Allen VA 23058.
Online condolences may be left on Mr. White's memorial page at www.cumbyfuneral.com
Arrangements made by Cumby Family Funeral Service, Archdale.
Samuel Fritz Belk
COLFAX - Samuel Fritz Belk, age 85, formerly of Greensboro, died January 25, 2013, at River Landing of Sandy Ridge. He was preceded in death by his wife, Lois Morton Belk, his parents Samuel E. Belk and Belle Moore Belk, and his sister Frances Belk Miller. He is survived by his sons Sam Belk and wife Fabra of Nashville, Tennessee, and Stan Belk and wife Deane of High Point; grandchildren Forbes Belk of San Francisco, Elizabeth Belk of Nashville, and Garrison Belk and Montgomery Belk of High Point; and nephew, Donald Morris, and niece, Sue Morris, both of Madison Heights, Virginia.
He grew up in Madison Heights and served in the US Army in Panama during World War II. He graduated from Phillips Business College and was employed as an accountant by Burlington Industries for thirty-two years. He was a faithful charter member and Deacon Emeritus at Sharpe Road Baptist Church in Greensboro. He loved his church, the beach, gardening and his family and
friends. The family especially would like to thank River Landing and Presbyterian Home and all of their staff who provided many years of loving care.
Visitation with the family will be on Friday, February 1, at the home of Stan and Deane Belk, 1208 Lancaster Place in High Point, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. A private memorial service for family will be held on Saturday. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Sharpe Road Baptist Church, 1908 Sharpe Road, Greensboro, NC 27406 or River Landing, 1575 John Knox Drive, Colfax, NC 27235.
Hanes Lineberry Sedgefield Chapel is assisting the family.
Online condolences may be made at www.haneslineberryfuneralhomes.com.
Jessie Holden
GREENSBORO - Jessie Holden, 64, died Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013. Cremation Services entrusted to Triad Cremation Society and Chapel.
Michael Smith
RALEIGH- Michael Smith, died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013. Cremation Services entrusted to Triad Cremation Society and Chapel.
Steven Buntin
MEBANE- Steven L. Buntin, 62, died Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013. Cremation services entrusted to Triad Cremation Society and Chapel.


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ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Deadpool" #30
Marvel Comics has released an advance look at "Deadpool" #30 by writer Daniel Way and artist Bong Dazo. The issue, featuring a cover by Dave Johnson, hits stores Wednesday, December 22
X-POSITION: Marjorie Liu and Daniel Way
The writing team of Marjorie Liu and Daniel Way join X-POSITION to take on your questions about X-relationships, guest appearances and the grieving process. All this, plus exclusive "X-23" and "Daken" art!
CBR TV @ NYCC: Marjorie Liu
Marjorie Liu visited the CBR TV Tiki Lounge to discuss crossover between her novel and comic book fans, collaborating with Daniel Way, the introduction of Gambit to "X-23," writing a college paper on the X-Men and more.
NYCC: Way Takes On "Astonishing X-Men"
The X-Men are no strangers to places where danger lurks behind every corner but are they ready to face the perils of Monster Island? Daniel Way & Jason Pearson take over "Astonishing X-Men" to answer that question.
ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Deadpool" #28
Marvel Comics has released an advance look at "Deadpool" #28 by the creative team of Daniel way and Cralo Barberi with covers by Dave Johnson and Mike Mayhew. It's Wade Wilson vs Steve Rogers on October 20.
ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Daken: Dark Wolverine" #2
Marvel has released an advance look at "Daken: Dark Wolverine" #2 by Daniel Way, Marjorie Liu and Giuseppe Camuncoli with covers by Camuncoli and Mike Mayhew. Daken slices into stores October 13.
X-POSITION: Marjorie Liu and Daniel Way
X-writers Marjorie Liu and Daniel Way stop by X-POSITION this week and answer your questions about family matters, relationship troubles and toss out a wild card for fun. All this, plus exclusive "X-23" art!
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Deadpool" #25
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive advance look at "Deadpool" #25 by Daniel Way and Carlo Barberi with a cover by Jason Pearson. The milestone issue will hit stands on Wednesday, July 21.
X-POSITION: Marjorie Liu and Daniel Way
X-writers Marjorie Liu and Daniel Way tackle your questions about the upcoming "X-23" and "Daken: Dark Wolverine" titles, comment on their past work and share exclusive art!
PREVIEW: "Hit-Monkey" #1
Marvel Comics has released a 5-page preview of the first issue of "Hit-Monkey" by the creative team of Daniel Way and Dalibor Talijic with a cover by Dave Johnson. "Hit-Monkey" swings his way back into stores July 8.
Way & Remender on Punisher vs. Daken- The Rematch
When the Punisher crossed paths with Daken, he was cut to pieces and later reassembled to form an undead monstrosity. In July, Frankencastle gets payback. CBR spoke with Daniel Way and Rick Remender about the titanic clash.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Deadpool" #23
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive look at "Deadpool" #23, the first issue of Daniel Way and Carlo Barberi's new storyline, "Tricky," featuring covers by Jason Pearson. The issue goes on sale Wednesday, May 19.
C2E2: Way on "Daken: Dark Wolverine"
CBR News speaks with Daniel Way about his and Marjorie Liu's plans for Wolverine's evil son Daken in "Daken: Dark Wolverine," a grim new title launching in the middle of Marvel's Heroic Age.
C2E2: Way Of The "Hit-Monkey"
The adventures of the world's most dangerous macaque continue in "Hit-Monkey" a new miniseries by the title character's creators, writer Daniel Way and artist Dalibor Talijic. CBR spoke with Way about the project.
Wolverine Faces A "Reckoning"
Wolverine and his son Daken form an uneasy alliance to take down Romulus once and for all in "Reckoning," a crossover between "Wolverine Origins" & "Dark Wolverine." We spoke with writer Daniel Way about the story.
Way Makes Things "Tricky" for "Deadpool"
A Heroic Age is about to dawn in the Marvel Universe and when it does Deadpool will find himself in the reluctant role of—trend setter? CBR News spoke with "Deadpool" writer, Daniel Way, about his plans for the series.
Way & Van Sciver Chat On Cherry Capital Con
"Deadpool's" Daniel Way grills the "Flash Rebirth" artist on con-going and his future comic projects, from his creator-owned "Cyberfrog" to which DC hero is poised for greatness in 2010.
X-POSITION: Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu
Writers Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu answer questions about "Wolverine: Origins," "Dark Wolverine," the new X-23 one-shot, and Deadpool's secret desires. Plus exclusive art!
Daniel Way Faces "Origins'" End
The third chapter in "Wolverine: Origins'" penultimate storyline, "7 the Hard Way," is in stores now, and CBR News spoke with writer Daniel Way about both it and "Reckoning," the next and final arc of the series.
Daniel Way Bets on "Deadpool"
CBR spoke with Daniel Way about "Deadpool" #18, which wraps up the story of the Merc's attempts to join the X-Men, and issue #19, which kicks off a new storyline featuring Spider-Man and Hitman Monkey! Plus, exclusive art!
Way and Liu are Rockin' with Daken
"Dark Wolverine" #80 is in stores today and CBR News spoke with writers Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu about their future plans for the series, including a tie-in with "Siege" and a crossover with "Wolverine: Origins."
X-POSITION: Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu
Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu discuss Daken, Wolverine, and Deadpool and present an essay on testosterone and the softer side of Sears! Plus: exclusive art from "Deadpool Team-Up," "Wolverine: Origins" and Dark Wolverine!"
X-POSITION: Daniel Way & Marjorie Liu
In this week's X-POSITION, "Dark Wolverine" writers Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu answer your questions about mutants with healing factors – from Deadpool to Daken, and Weapon X to X-23! Plus exclusive art!
Michigan's Inaugural Cherry Capital Con
On August 29-30, Traverse City Michigan plays host to the first ever Cherry Capital Con, a show that promises to be all about comics - all types of comics. CBR spoke with organizer Michael Akerley about the event.
Daniel Way Talks Wolverine(s)
Wolverine and his son Daken's quests to kill Romulus coming to a head, CBR News sat down with writer Daniel Way to discuss recent and future events in Marvel's "Wolverine: Origins" and "Dark Wolverine."
HeroesCon: Way & Corben Talk "Starr the Slayer"
This September, the Marvel MAX mini "Starr the Slayer" by Way and Corben will explore the relationship between writer and creation, as well as what it takes to survive in a savage world of magic.
X-POSITION: Daniel Way
In this week's X-POSITION, "Dark Wolverine" writer Daniel Way answers your questions about Logan's baby boy and discusses an ode to the dearly departed Bea Arthur in "Deadpool." Plus exclusive art!
Daniel Way On Deadpool Vs. Bullseye
What happens when Marvel's most lethal assassin meets an unkillable man? "Deadpool" readers are learning the answer to that question in the current "Bullseye" arc. CBR spoke with writer Daniel Way about the series.
X-POSITION: Daniel Way
In this week's all-new X-POSITION, writer Daniel Way answers your questions about Wolverine, Daken, and Deadpool, and previews exclusive art from "Deadpool" #9 and "Wolverine: Origins" #34!
NYCC: Way and Liu Talk "Dark Wolverine"
In "Dark Avengers", Wolverine's son, Daken, took his father's identity. In June he'll take something else, as "Wolverine" becomes "Dark Wolverine." CBR News spoke with writers Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu about the book.
Like Father, Like Son: Way on "Wolverine: Origins"
In this week's "Wolverine: Origins" #31, Logan and his estranged son, Daken, join forces to hunt for their mutual arch-enemy, Romulus. CBR News spoke with writer Daniel Way about that and future "Origins" storylines.
Way Talks Deadpool & Thunderbolts, Bob
The Merc with a Mouth tangles with Norman Osborn's new team of operatives in "Magnum Opus," a crossover between "Deadpool" and "Thunderbolts." We spoke with Daniel Way about the story. Also, Bob.
Merc With A Mouth To Feed: Daniel Way Talks Deadpool
Deadpool's moment of glory was stolen from him by Norman Osborn, which means the Merc With a Mouth's now desperate and flat out broke. CBR spoke with writer Daniel Way about what's next.
X-POSITION: Mike Carey & Daniel Way
Mike Carey and Daniel Way answer your questions about the big Wolverine/Professor X crossover, "X-Men: Original Sin," continuing through "Wolverine: Origins" and "X-Men: Legacy." Plus exclusive art!
PRESS RELEASE: "Deadpool" #1 sells out, gets a second printing
CCI EXCLUSIVE: Way On "Umbrella Academy" Series 2
My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way talks about "Umbrella Academy" series 2, the possibility of a big-screen adaptation, and his upcoming Comic-Con panel with Grant Morrison.
WW Philly: Way talks "Dark Deception" Crossover with "X-Men: Legacy"
The coming months will see a number of big things happens in Daniel Way's "Wolverine Origins," but the biggest has to be "Dark Deception," a multi-part crossover with "X-Men: Legacy" co-written with Mike Carey.
WW Philly: Way Writes "Deadpool"
When Deadpool's new series launches in September, he finds himself smack in the middle of "Secret Invasion" with Paco Media handling the art. Writer Daniel Way tells us what makes Deadpool tick.
X-POSITION: Daniel Way
In this week's X-POSITION, "Wolverine: Origins" writer Daniel Way answers your questions about his new "Deadpool" ongoing series, the end of "Origins," and mentions a green goliath. Plus, we have exclusive art from "Wolverine: Origins" #26.
NYCC: Daniel Way Talks About "Deadpool," "Secret Invasion"
This September, that loquacious gun for hire is back as a new "Deadpool" ongoing series launches. CBR news spoke with writer Daniel Way about the series which ties into "Secret Invasion" in a major way.
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Ascendant British synthpop Charli XCX star has never sounded happier than she does on the song she posted online today, the blippily swoony "Valentine." The track went up on her Soundcloud this morning, for reasons that probably have something to do with today's date. Download it below.
- Charli XCX – "Valentine"Download
It would be pretty cool if she did this for every holiday. I'd be curious to hear what she'd come up with for Presidents' Day.
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