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Years Of Crisis CD-ROM Lesson Plan Set 5 With DVD
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- Additional Details
- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 8
- Run Time: 430 Minutes + extras
- Region: Region 1
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
- Language: English
- Studio: A&E Video
YEARS OF CRISIS includes:
- THE GREAT DEPRESSION - The crash of the stock market shocked Americans, and thrust the nation into the biggest economic crisis in years. This documentary brings together stories of the leaders, cultural outlets, and community efforts which lead the nation through the Great Depression. (1 CD-ROM; 2 DVDs approx. 200 minutes.)
- FDR: A PRESIDENCY REVEALED - Using previously unreleased pictures, oral histories, home videos, secret White House recordings and a cousin's diary, this program explores the character of the man who stood at the epicenter of American politics for 12 of the most turbulent years in the nation's history. (1 CD-ROM; 2 DVDs approx. 200 minutes + extras.)
- MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II - American soldiers in World War II showed supreme bravery in their definitive defeat of fascism. Hear them tell their own tales of daring, trepidation, and triumph through this documentary featuring first-person testimonies of World War II veterans. (1 CD-ROM; 1 DVD approx. 30 minutes.)


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I don't understand why this product has such a good rating - it is really disappointing in every way. The colour is way to sheer and white - on my pigmeneted lips it looks like some cheap white frost. The consistency is dry and waxy - not smooth and creamy. And the worst of all...the SMELL! It smells like cheap plastic, like those old-lady lipsticks from the 80s.
Definitely not buy again or any other color from this line.
I tried this for fun and guess what. Amazing. I have been doing beige/nudes for years including, Bobbie Brown beige, Nars honolulu honey, Mac high tea, cherish, you name it. Was so surprised at this lipstick. Looks great with Mac spice lipliner. Great texture, not greasy, love it. Got it on sale for a dollar if you can believe. I want more. Perfect colour.
love this! perfect color a nude frost light beige but yet still has a light pink in it so it dose'nt look super metallic! its always sold out when i go to the store! looks like an all around favorite! especially when its on sale!
This is pretty damn good nude lippie! It's a pearl so it has some frosty bits in it which i don't mind, but if you're looking for a pure creamy nude without shimmer than this isn't for you. I'm an NC 25 for reference and it complements my skin tone amazingly! I have MAC blankety and this is comparable except with shimmer. For $3.99 on sale at Shopper's in Canada, this is a steal and is a great product.
The consistency of the lipstick is excellent-it's creamy, and non-drying, which is amazing for a frosty lipstick. It even stayed on for about 4 hours! That for me, is incredible! It was still on, but I decided to wipe it off and start fresh after 4 hours and a beer.
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Focus of Care
Quality of life should not be compromised by health problems such as urinary incontinence, vaginal relaxation or bulges, bladder pain or other gynecologic conditions. At Urogynecology Consultants our providers have received advanced training to help you get over your symptoms and on with your life. Our focus:
- precise, individualized diagnosis of problems
- the correct treatment, whether non-surgical or surgical
- minimally invasive surgical techniques including da Vinci robotic assisted, laparoscopic or vaginal approaches.
In addition to treating complex gynecologic conditions our practice offers routine Well Women Care.
Urinary Incontinence:: A large number of women experience urinary leakage (incontinence) or other types of trouble controlling their bladder. These conditions can be embarrassing. Many women wear pads to stay dry or feel secure. Female urinary incontinence can be grouped into several distinct categories:
- Stress Incontinence: Urine leakage occurs with increases in abdominal pressure (leaking with coughing, sneezing, exercise, etc.).
- Urge Incontinence: Often referred to as "overactive bladder." Inability to hold urine long enough to reach a restroom.
- Mixed Incontinence: When two or more causes contribute to urinary incontinence. Often refers to the presence of both stress and urge incontinence.
- Fistula: When urine flows directly through an abnormal connection between the bladder or urethra and the vagina. Fistulas can develop after surgery, trauma or radiation to the area and are relatively uncommon.
- Urethral Diverticulum: When urine collects in a small pouch within the urethra and dribbles out after urinating. A diverticulum can be congenital, develop after urethral trauma, urethral infection, urethral abscess or surgery.
- Overflow Incontinence: Leakage or "spill-over" of urine when the amount of urine exceeds the bladder's ability to hold it. This can happen when the nerves to the bladder do not work well due to neurologic conditions such as diabetic neuropathy, multiple sclerosis or nerve compression. In addition, it can happen when there is some blockage or obstruction to the bladder's emptying; the bladder is unable to empty well, and small amounts of leaking happens frequently.
Proper diagnostic testing will help diagnose the type of incontinence. Proper diagnosis is important to effective treatment. Not all types of incontinence require surgery.
Vaginal Relaxation (Pelvic Organ Prolapse): Prolapse occurs when the normal support of the vagina is lost, resulting in "sagging" or dropping of the bladder, urethra, cervix or rectum. Many women notice a bulge but others may feel a looseness or lack of sensation in the vagina with intimacy. As the prolapse of the vagina and uterus progresses, women can feel bulging tissue coming out the opening of the vagina. Different areas of the vagina can prolapse:
- Anterior Vaginal Prolapse (also known as cystocele): This type of prolapse occurs when the wall between the vagina and the bladder stretches or detaches from its attachment on the pelvic bones. This loss of support allows the bladder to prolapse or fall down into the vagina. Symptoms may include:
- abnormal bladder emptying
- urinary frequency
- night time voiding
- loss of bladder control
- recurrent bladder infections
- pelvic pressure
- Posterior Vaginal Prolapse (also known as rectocele): Weakening of the back wall of the vagina allows the rectum to bulge into the vagina, sometimes stretching low enough to come out of the vaginal opening. Symptoms may include:
- difficulty with bowel movements
- constipation
- loss of stool
- pelvic pressure
- Uterine Prolapse: When the supporting ligaments and muscles of the pelvic floor that keep the uterus in the pelvis are damaged, the cervix and uterus descend into the vagina and eventually out of the vaginal opening. Often, uterine prolapse is associated with loss of vaginal wall support (cystocele, rectocele). When the cervix protrudes outside the vagina, the cervix can develop ulcers from rubbing on underwear or protective pads. Symptoms may include:
- sense of fullness, pain or pressure in the pelvis
- symptoms of anterior or posterior vaginal prolapse
- vaginal bleeding
- Vaginal Prolapse after Hysterectomy (also known as vaginal "vault" prolapse): If a woman has already had a hysterectomy, the very top of the vagina (where the uterus used to be) can become detached from its supporting ligaments. Depending upon how extensively the top of the vagina is turning inside out, one or several pelvic organs (such as the bladder, small and large bowel) will prolapse into the protruding bulge.
- Enterocele: Occurs when there is a separation of the strong connective tissue at the top of the vagina and the bowel presses against the vagina. This forms a hernia sac into which the bowel can protrude.
Studies have shown that vaginal birth is a risk factor for pelvic organ prolapse. During the birth process the muscles that surround and support the vagina might become stretched and torn. Urogynecology Consultants we offer a unique post-delivery muscle strengthening therapy to improve muscle tone and prevent development of prolapse. Other treatments include pessaries or surgery. At Urogynecology Consultants we specialize in minimally invasive repairs of prolapse with the da Vinci robotic system.
Interstitial Cystitis: Interstitial cystitis (IC) is a chronic inflammation of the bladder wall that affects as many as one million women in this country. Because its causes are unknown, IC is often incorrectly diagnosed as a bladder infection, stress-related or psychosomatic problem. Symptoms include:
- frequent urination
- the urge to urinate, sometimes accompanied by pain, pressure or spasms (dysuria)
- pelvic pain in the, bladder, urethra or vagina
- excessive nighttime voiding (nocturia)
- pain associated with sexual intercourse
For many IC patients, getting a proper diagnosis is difficult, primarily because it is a process of ruling out other possible disorders that have similar symptoms, such as chronic bladder infections. Urogynecologic specialists are familiar with the detailed diagnostic process and all the best options for reducing IC's symptoms. Treatment options include dietary therapy, medical therapy or surgical therapy.
Chronic Cystitis: Most urinary tract infections (UTI or cystitis) occur in the lower urinary tract, which includes the bladder and urethra. Cystitis is caused when the normally sterile lower urinary tract is infected by bacteria and becomes inflamed. Chronic or recurrent urinary tract infection includes repeated episodes of cystitis (more than 2 in 6 months), or urinary tract infection that does not respond to the usual treatment or that lasts longer than 2 weeks. Symptoms often include:
- Pressure in the lower pelvis
- Painful urination (dysuria)
- Frequent need to urinate (frequency)
- Urgent need to urinate (urgency)
- Abnormal urine color — cloudy
- Blood in the urine (hematuria)
- Foul or strong urine odor
Conditions that can be contributing to or causing the bladder infections must be ruled out prior to treatment. Depending on the underlying condition treatment can range from medical to surgical therapy.
Fecal Incontinence: Fecal incontinence is the inability to control your bowels. When you feel the urge to have a bowel movement, you may not be able to hold it until you can get to a toilet. More than 5.5 million Americans have fecal incontinence. Fecal incontinence is more common in women than in men and more common in older adults than in younger ones. Treatment options include dietary modification, medication, pelvic floor therapy or surgical therapy.
Fistula: A fistula is an abnormal connection between two organs. Gynecologic fistulas can connect the vagina to the urinary bladder, the rectum, or other organs. In this country, fistulas are very rare and most occur after surgery to the pelvis. Women can develop this injury after C-Sections, hysterectomy, or reconstructive procedures. The most common complaint in affected women is the constant passage of urine or stool through the vagina. These rare injuries require very careful repair using specialized surgical techniques.
Vaginal abnormalities: Vaginal abnormalities can occur due to prior vaginal surgery or due to abnormal development.
- Vaginal surgery can cause scarring that causes the vaginal canal can be shortened or narrowed. A shortened or narrowed vagina can cause pain or discomfort with intercourse.
- Abnormal development of the vagina can lead to shortening or complete absence of the vaginal canal (also known as vaginal agenesis or Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser Syndrome). These abnormalities are usually discovered when girls do not begin to menstruate at the time of puberty.
- Labial enlargement can cause pain with intercourse or other activities or may not appear the way a woman wants. Labial reduction surgery (labiaplasty) can help alleviate these symptoms and create an acceptable appearance to the labia for the patient.
- Perineal scarring/stretching can occur after vaginal birth leading to a widened vaginal canal and vaginal opening with decreased sensation with intimacy. Perineoplasty and vaginoplasty can return the vaginal canal and vaginal opening to the pre-birth state.
Repairing a vagina scarred from prior surgery or constructing a new functioning vagina or neovagina requires specialized surgical training. The surgeons at Urogynecology Consultants are specially trained to perform these complex procedures. In fact, Urogynecology Consultants is one of the few centers in the country to offer laparoscopic creation of a vagina with a laparoscopic Vecchietti procedure for young women suffering from vaginal agenesis.
Female Pelvic Pain: Women of all ages can experience pain in their lower abdomen and pelvis. Pain can be worse during periods, with meals, with sexual intercourse, or other activities. Women often complain that the pain "is in my ovary". However, there are many different tissues in the female pelvis, including muscles, nerves, and ligaments. In addition, the pain may actually occur in organs such as the rectum, intestines, or urinary bladder. For women with gynecologic sources of pain, surgeries to remove the uterus, ovaries, cysts or other problem areas may be needed. However, very often pain is due to non-gynecologic sources and responds well to non surgical therapies.
Endometriosis: This condition is the abnormal growth of the endometrium, the tissue lining the uterus. When this tissue grows on sites outside of the uterus (such as the ovaries, bladder, or bowel) it can lead to a number of symptoms. Women with endometriosis may complain of painful periods, difficulty getting pregnant, and pain in the pelvis. Treatment of endometriosis can involve using medicines such as birth control pills or hormone shots or surgery. If surgery is required, we are specially trained in the da Vinci robotic system which offers precise removal of endometriosis.
Uterine Fibroids: These are non-cancerous growths of the muscular wall of the uterus. Uterine fibroid tumors (also called leiomyomas) occur commonly in women. Most women with fibroids have no problems and require no treatment. Symptoms of uterine fibroids include:
- painful periods (dysmenorrhea)
- heavy periods (menorrhagia)
- pelvic pain
- abdominal pressure
- Urinary frequency
If surgery is required, we are specially trained in the da Vinci robotic system which offers precise removel of fibroids (da Vinci Myomectomy) with preservation of the uterus. However, if removal of the uterus (hysterectomy) is required it can be performed vaginally or robotically (da Vinci hysterectomy).
Menstrual Problems: The time of the menstrual cycle can be distressing for women who experience severe pain or heavy bleeding (menorrhagia). Often women complain that these symptoms keep them from enjoying normal activities or cause them to miss work. If you experience problems related to the menstrual cycle, it is important for you to seek evaluation and possible treatment. There is a long list of causes for abnormal periods. Treatments include medicines, conservative surgery, and hysterectomy. If surgery is required we are specially trained in vaginal hysterectomy, da Vinci hysterectomy, and laparoscopic hysterectomy.
Well Woman Care (Annual Exam): Most women pass through different phases of life without any medical problems. For these women preventative gynecologic care is all that is needed. At Urogynecology Consultants we can address preventative gynecologic issues through all phases of a woman's life. Such issues include:
- Annual exams
- Pap Smear
- Breast Cancer Screening
- Contraception
- Decreased Libido/Sexual Dysfunction
- Hormone Replacement Therapy
- Estrogen
- Progesterone
- Testosterone
- Menopause Symptoms
- Vaginal Dryness/Irritation
- Pelvic Floor Muscle Strengthening
- Preoperative
- Postoperative
- Postpartum
- Weight Loss Counseling


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Honors, Awards, Accomplishments...
The following are among the many honors received recently by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) leaders, scholars, fellows and grantees.
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) named 70 new members and 10 foreign associates at its 42nd annual meeting. Among the new members with RWJF connections: RWJF Clinical Scholars alumni Christopher J. Elias, MD, MPH, and Tracy A. Lieu, MD, MPH; RWJF Investigator Award in Health Policy Research recipients Sandro Galea, MD, DrPH, Jens Ludwig, PhD, Jack Needleman, PhD, FAAN, and Sara Rosenbaum, JD; and RWJF Scholars in Health Policy Research alumnus Paula M. Lantz, PhD.
Sally S. Cohen, PhD, RN, FAAN, director of the RWJF Nursing and Health Policy Collaborative at the University of New Mexico (UNM), has been named to the UNM School of Nursing's newly created Virginia P. Crenshaw Endowed Chair in Nursing—the School of Nursing's first endowed chair.
Anisha Patel, MD, MSPH, an alumnus of the Clinical Scholars program, was awarded the 2012 American Academy of Pediatrics Outstanding Achievement Award in the application of epidemiologic information to child health advocacy.
Robin Newhouse, an Interdisciplinary Nursing Quality Research Initiative (INQRI) grantee, was appointed vice-chair of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute's Methodology Committee.
Linda Olson Keller, DNP, RN, FAAN, an alumna of the RWJF Executive Nurse Fellows program, was awarded the Minnesota Public Health Association's Paul & Sheila Wellstone Public Health Achievement Award for her demonstrated leadership and contributions to public health.
Executive Nurse Fellows alumna Barbara Wadsworth, MSN, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, is the new chief nursing officer at Main Line Health in suburban Philadelphia.
RWJF Nurse Faculty Scholar Rosa Gonzalez Guarda, PhD, MPH, RN, CPH, has been appointed to serve on the National Advisory Council on Nurse Education and Practice of the Health Resources and Services Administration.
The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and Berman Institute of Bioethics named Executive Nurse Fellows alumna Cynda Hylton Rushton, PhD, RN, FAAN, the inaugural Anne and George L. Bunting Professor in Clinical Ethics, a unique professorship combining bioethics and the nursing profession.
Former INQRI grantee Gretchen Gemeinhardt, PhD, MBA, FACHE, has been named the director of Care for Elders, a group of organizations that focus on health care for older adults and family caregivers in Harris County, Texas.
Nurse Faculty Scholar Robin Knobel, PhD, RN, was invited by The Joint Commission and the Mount Sinai Collaboration to Advance Pediatric Quality Measures (CAPQuaM) project to join their Expert Panel on Care and Regulation of Temperature in the Neonate.
John Z. Ayanian, MD, MPP, an alumnus of the RWJF Generalist Physician Faculty Scholars program, is the first director of the University of Michigan Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation.
Ruth Carrico, PhD, RN, FSHEA, CIC, an Executive Nurse Fellow, was recently named the Association for Professionals in Infection Prevention and Epidemiology's 2012 Carole DeMille Achievement Award winner—the association's highest honor.
In 2013, Keith Elder, PhD, MPH, an RWJF New Connections: Increasing the Diversity of RWJF Programming scholar, will become chair of Saint Louis University's School of Public Health, Department of Health Management and Policy.
Executive Nurse Fellows alumna Kristen M. Swanson, PhD, RN, FAAN, was honored by the University of Rhode Island—her alma mater—for her research on pregnancy loss and for creating the "Swanson Theory of Caring," which seeks to empower nurses to deliver higher quality, patient-centered care.
Asthmapolis, founded and directed by RWJF Health & Society Scholars alumnus David Van Sickle, PhD, MA, was named the "Most Promising HealthTech Company of 2012" by HealthTech Capital.
Jane M. Kirschling, RN, PhD, MSN, FAAN, an Executive Nurse Fellows alumna, has been named the new dean of the University of Maryland School of Nursing in Baltimore, effective January 14, 2013.
Anna Beeber, PhD, RN, a Nurse Faculty Scholar, is part of a research team that will create and test tools for caregivers who care for Alzheimer's patients, thanks to a five-year grant from the National Institute of Nursing Research.
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) made a surprise appearance at a local ceremony to recognize Debbie Chatman Bryant, DNP, RN, for being named a 2012 RWJF Community Health Leader.
Health & Society Scholar Julianna Pacheco, PhD, received a grant award from the Social Sciences Funding Program for "The Role of State Newspapers on Governmental Attention to Tobacco and Vaccines."
Lauri Lineweaver, MSN, RN, CCRN-CSC, a fellow at the Nursing and Health Policy Collaborative at UNM, received the New Mexico Nursing Excellence Award in the category of Education/Research/Academia.
Read more about the accomplishments of RWJF Human Capital scholars and fellows.


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Use of equipment off campus
Under certain circumstances an employee may be granted permission by the department head to temporarily remove SCSU property for University related purposes.
- An approved I-003 "Property Pass" must be submitted to the Inventory Office (or faxed to 26134) before the asset(s) can be removed from campus.
- This form can be obtained from your departmental inventory representative, department secretary or faxed by the Inventory Office (Please call 26070).
- Also, the "Property Pass" can be downloaded from our Facilities/Inventory website. Http://www.southernct.edu/facilities/inventorycontrolforms/
- Approvals from the Dean and Department Chair are required.


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How to set up a SIP trunk using FreePBX
Setting up a SIP trunk can be a confusing and aggravating task, but FreePBX makes things much easier.
In this guide, we'll go through the steps to set up a SIP trunk using FreePBX.
Set up the trunk
Set up the inbound route
Set up the outbound route
Finishing up
1. Prerequisites
Ok, for this guide we'll need to cover some basic requirements:
A functioning Asterisk server with FreePBX. We'll be using trixbox 2.8
SIP trunk info from a SIP provider. We'll be using Broadvoice.
An extension assigned to an IP Phone. We'll be using extension 2000.
Water. To keep you hydrated and thinking clearly.
2. Set up the SIP trunk
Now, with the above covered, let's get started!
Open up a web browser and go to your Asterisk server web interface. In our case we'll go to http://192.168.4.131/maint/index.php?freepbx. Now, on the left, under
You should see a selection of trunk types, like this:
Add SIP Trunk
. We are now greeted with a page that we must fill in with our trunk info.
In the
Outbound Caller ID
field, you can enter a caller ID, but it may not do anything. So, we'll skip this field. We'll also leave the
Never Override CallerID
For the
Maximum Channels
field, we'll put in
. This is because the plan we are using in this guide only allows 1 incoming call at a time.
Leave the
Disable Trunk
Monitor Trunk Failures
at their defaults and go down to
Dial Rules
Outgoing Dial Rules
This is where the phone number gets "conditioned" before it gets sent to the SIP servers. For this guide, we'll use dialing rules to condition numbers for US 10-digit dialing.
Example are these dial rules:
Let's examine what these mean:
We'll start with the first one. (
means prepends "1" to the number.
means match any number between 2 and 9.
means match any number between 0 and 9.
This would match a number like, say
and turn it into
before sending it to the SIP servers.
So, the next one (
) goes like this:
prepends "1912" to the number.
matches any number between 2 and 9.
matches any number between 0 and 9.
So then this one would match a number like,
and turn it into
before sending it to the SIP servers.
See, so far it isn't so bad. But, then again, we're not finished yet either. :-)
Outbound Dial Prefix
field prefixes a number to
numbers dialed through this trunk. For what we're doing, we will leave it blank. Although, like the help says, if this is a trunk to another Asterisk server or a Centrex line, you many need to put "9" in this box to access an outside line.
Outgoing Settings
, we see the field
Trunk Name
. This is for, well, the trunk name. We'll put "Broadvoice" in this box.
Now, here comes one of the trickiest parts of setting up a SIP trunk, the peer details(settings). These are to tell Asterisk
to connect to the SIP provider.
Here is an example set of settings with descriptions of each one:
This should
come before any allow directives
This allows use of the G.711 u-law codec. Most SIP providers support this codec.
This is the context that Asterisk will dump calls coming from the trunk into this dialplan context. Without this set to a proper context, incoming calls
will not work
This tells Asterisk how to interpert DTMF tones. It can be auto(auto-negotiates what mode to use - recommended), inband(sends DTMF as sounds in the audio stream), rfc2833(recommended if your SIP provider supports it), or info(DTMF info is sent inside the SIP header)
This tells the SIP provider what domain the call comes from. Some SIP providers require this for authentication.
This is the username to authenticate to the SIP provider with.
This is the host to connect with to send calls
This determines if Asterisk should authenticate calls coming in. Your SIP provider should tell what to set this to. Common settings are "invite", "invite,port", or "very".
This tells Asterisk whether or not to send SIP NOTIFY messages to the peer to check if it's still avalible the latency between it and Asterisk.
This is the password to authenticate to the SIP provider
This sets the type to peer. This is required.
This is the username to connect to the SIP provider with.
This is the authentication username to connect to the SIP provider with. This isn't normally required, but some providers like Broadvoice require it to register.
This tells Asterisk if it should try to set up a call between the SIP provider and the destination phone directly. This is typicly set to no. If you're behind a NAT, this should be set to "no".
We do not need anything under
Incoming Settings
, so just make sure they're blank.
One of the most important settings in a SIP trunk, is the register string. You will find the field under
Some SIP providers use a slightly different register string format than others. The formats go as below:
Some, like Broadvoice, use this format:
<Username>@<SIP proxy>:<Password>:<AuthID>@<SIP proxy>/<DID>
Which translates into:
<Phone number>@<SIP proxy>:<Password>:<Phone number>@<SIP proxy>/<DID>
While others use this format:
<Username>:<Password>@<SIP proxy>/<DID>
Which translates into:
<Phone number>:<Password>@<SIP proxy>/<DID>
The /<DID> is important because it tells Asterisk how to route incoming calls from this trunk. It is a good idea to set it to your phone number/username.
So, for this guide, we'll use a register string like this:
Finally we can click the
Submit Changes
button. Woo!
Now we can move on to setting up the inbound route.
3. Set up the inbound route
Now that we have the SIP trunk set up, it's time to set up the inbound route so that we can receive calls.
On the left menu, under
Inbound Call Control
Inbound Routes
We will be presented with the
Add Incoming Route
Under the
Add Incoming Route
sub-heading, in the Description field, put a meaningful name for the route. We'll use "FromBroadvoice".
Remember that DID number we put on the trunk register string? Put that number in the
DID Number
You can make this route match a certain Call ID number by putting that number in the
Caller ID Number
field. But for this guide, we'll leave this blank to route calls with
any or no
CID info.
Now we move down to
Set Destination
. This is where we choose where to route calls that come through this route. We'll choose Extensions: <2000> Test Phone as the destination.
You can set up the other options, like Alert Info, Fax handling, etc. but that isn't covered in this guide.
Click the Submit button so we can go on to setting up the outbound route.
4. Set up the outbound route
The last thing we need to set up for the SIP trunk is the outbound route. This will allow us to make outbound calls through the trunk.
On the left menu, under
Outbound Routes
We are now presented with the
Add Route
In the
Route Name
field, put a meaningful name. We'll put "ToBroadvoice" in this box.
Route Password
field allows us to password protect this route. It would be useful if we wanted to restrict international or Toll-Free numbers with a password.
The next field we'll use is the
Dial Patterns
box. It works similar to the SIP trunk's dial rules.
Example are these dial patterns:
Let's examine what these mean:
We'll start with the first one. (
means match 9 at the beginning of the number, but don't pass it to the trunk.
work the same as in the trunk dial rules.
This would mean that if you dialed a number like
, it would route the call through this route but only pass
to the trunk.
So, the next one (
) does like the above one, except it matches a 7-digit number instead of a 10-digit one.
So it would match a number like,
but only pass
to the trunk.
The last thing we need to set for the route is the
Trunk Sequence
. This tells Asterisk in what order to try using trunks to send calls through. If one trunk fails (busy, down, or something else), it will try the next one in the sequence.
We'll select
as the first trunk and since we don't have any other trunks, we'll leave the other drop-down blank.
Now click
Submit Changes
to create the route and meet me in the next section.
5. Finishing up
Now that we've set up the trunk and the routes, it's time take a small break and drink your water, it will replenish any water lost while setting up the trunk (like sweat or tears).
After your done with your break, we need to apply the changes and give the new trunk a test run!
At the top of the page, you should see an
Apply Configurations Changes
button. It looks like this:
Click the button and you should see an orange dialog box(like the one below) asking you if you wish apply the changes we've made. Click
Continue with reload
Now, if you're using trixbox like in this guide, go up to the top menu and under
, click
PBX Status
. If you aren't using trixbox, go to the Asterisk console and type
sip show registry
and press enter.
you should see something like this:
If you don't see any entries, you may need to run
sip reload
dialplan reload
sip show registry
If it shows Registered, we can test the trunk! Pick up one of your SIP phones and dial 9+ and a telephone number (eg. 95551234). If you are using a Polycom phone, you can dial the number
pick up the handset to override the phone's digitmap.
I recommend calling your cell-phone or house phone for testing. Unless your SIP provider has any other special parameters for the SIP peer, the call should go through.
If the outbound calling works, now try inbound calling. When you call the number assigned to the trunk, the extension we set for the inbound route should start ringing.
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- Bread & Butter: San Anselmo's the place to be for fresh eats
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- Bread & Butter: Put on your bonnet and dine out on Easter Sunday
- Mar 18:
- Bread & Butter: Halal a highlight of BBQ 'n' Curry House in Sausalito
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- Bread & Butter: Events whet appetite for One Book One Marin
- Mar 4:
- Bread & Butter: A fest to satisfy artisan cheese lovers
- Jan 28:
- Bread & Butter: Marin brewing up some fun at SF Beer Week
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- Bread & Butter: Veggie eatery heading to Corte Madera
- Jan 14:
- Bread & Butter: The challenge is on for county's best food
- Dec 31:
- Bread & Butter: Welcome the new year -- or just recover
- Dec 24:
- Bread & Butter: A year of burgers, coffee and juice in Marin
- Dec 3:
- Bread & Butter: Best Lil' Porkhouse lands new pastry chef
- Nov 26:
- Bread & Butter: Spirited happenings usher in December in Sausalito
- Nov 19:
- Bread & Butter: Giving thanks for restaurants that want to cook
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- Bread & Butter: Israel gets taste of Japan, Sushi Ran-style
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- Bread & Butter: Servino's matches arias with food and wine
- Oct 29:
- Bread & Butter: Eat with TrekInnMarin and make sausages with Budworth
- Oct 15:
- Bread & Butter: Mill Valley's Robata celebrates 30 years with 'surprises'
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- Bread & Butter: Sausalito's Poggio marks 10 years with surprises
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- Bread & Butter: Get ready to pork out in Corte Madera
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- Bread & Butter: Sergio Romo and Three Twins offer flavor that 'tastes illegal'
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- Bread & Butter: Wine, barbecue, oysters and pie ahead
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- Bread & Butter: Bigger is better when it comes to Rustic Bakery
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- Bread & Butter: Sweet winnings for San Rafael's Toffee Talk
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- Bread & Butter: Sausalito's Cibo has something brewing with 2Girl
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- Bread & Butter: High-end chocolates a sweet touch for Mill Valley
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- Bread & Butter: 'Wholesome' doughnuts coming to San Rafael's West End
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- Bread & Butter: Get a taste of Marin's food scene at SF Chefs event
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- Bread & Butter: Cool idea for Novato: ice cream, Mexican-style
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Set up a table in a farm field and have noted chefs cook a fresh-from-the-garden meal and what do you have? You have Outstanding in the Field, with a mission "to reconnect diners to the land and the origins of their food, and to honor the local farmers and food artisans who cultivate it."
Many events are already sold out, but lucky for us there are two Marin events still open. The first is at 4 p.m. May 26 at Devil's Gulch Ranch in Nicasio featuring three chefs — two from Nicasio resident Michael Mina's restaurants, Jason Haverson of Michael Mina and Omri Aflalo of Bourbon Steak, as well as John Fink of the Whole Beast in San Francisco. The cost is $240.
An all-beer edition takes place in Bolinas at 4 p.m. June 29 at Paradise Valley Foods. The guest chef is Adam Dulye from the Abbot's Cellar and the Monk's Kettle in San Francisco. Firestone Walker of Paso Robles is the featured brewery. The cost is $200.
For more information go to www.outstanding inthefield.com.
Japanese farm food
No need travel to Japan to immerse yourself for an evening in the life and food on a traditional Japanese farm. On April 19, Nancy Singleton Hachisu, author of "Japanese Farm Food," will prepare a prix-fixe dinner using recipes from her book in collaboration with Saltwater Oyster Depot staff and featuring True Grass Farm, talk about the style of cooking she learned after nearly 25 years of living and cooking on a Japanese organic farm, and sign books.
The dinner costs $50, and will have two seatings at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. at Saltwater Oyster Depot at 12781 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. in Inverness. Call 669-1244 or go to www.saltwater oysterdepot.com.
Crawfish boil
Get a taste on the Big Easy when Yankee Pier in Larkspur offers a New Orleans Crawfish Boil featuring zydeco music and Abita beer from 2 to 6 p.m. April 28.
The dinner costs $35 and will be served family-style; it includes a 11/2 pounds of local crawfish in a spicy NOLA-style boil with drawn butter, new potatoes, artichoke halves, warm French-style bread, and roasted garlic cloves.
In case you miss the special evening, the New Orleans Crawfish Boil will be available as a special from April 28 through May 4.
Yankee Pier is at 286 Magnolia Ave. in Larkspur. Call 924-7676 or go to www.yankeepier.com.
Ole mole!
Mole fan? Don't miss the opportunity to sample mole dishes prepared by local cooks from Jalisco, Michoacan, Puebla and Hildalgo at Point Reyes' Dance Palace — just in time for Cinco de Mayo.
Enjoy a full meal including handmade tortillas, rice, beans, salad, chicken and moles with a traditional nonalcoholic drink from 5:30 to 8 p.m May 4. Tickets are $20 adults and $5 children from 5 to 11 (advance purchase recommended). Proceeds benefit Gallery Route One's Latino Photography Project.
The Dance Palace is at 503 B St. in Point Reyes Station. For more information and reservations, call Gallery Route One at 663-1347 or go to www.galleryrouteone.org.
Give pint, get food
The Bloodmobile will be hanging out at Marin Brewing Company in Larkspur from noon to 5 p.m. April 20 for lifesaving blood donations. Marin Brewing will provide donors a free meal. For more information and to register, go to www.bloodheroes.com.
Marin Brewing Company is at 1809 Larkspur Landing Circle in Larkspur. Call 461-4677 or go to www.marin brewing.com.
Kudos to the chef
Congratulations to Copita Tequileria y Comida's Joanne Weir for winning the "Culinary Tour Operator of the Year" award at the 2013 International Association of Culinary Professionals Conference in San Francisco last week. Copita Tequileria y Comida is at 739 Bridgeway in Sausalito. Call 331-7400 or go to www.copita restaurant.com.
Anna Haight is a longtime Marin resident and an even longer foodie who blogs at Anna's Cool Finds, www.annascoolfinds.com. Her bread and butter column appears Wednesdays. Have news about chefs, restaurants and other foodie goodies? Contact her at email@example.com or on Twitter at http://twitter.com/annahaight.


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10. Drive-By Truckers – Southern Rock Opera
What do musicals and Southern rock have in common? Normally, a complete lack of subtlety. On the surface Southern Rock Opera fits the stereotype: three guitars, long passages of ranting narration, copious vocal twang, all entwined to retell the story of Lynrd Skyrnd. But beneath the cliches, Drive-By Truckers composed a nuanced musical narrative that is as much about postmodernism as it is about Ronnie Van Zandt.
At its heart, Southern Rock Opera explores the "duality of the 'Southern thing.'" Its story leaps in time and place, with songs sung from the perspectives of outcast Alabama teenagers in "The Three Great Southern Icons" to Satan himself in the next song, "Wallace." The results sound like the Allman Brothers, but tug at heartstrings like R.E.M. In fact the record strays so far from the mold of the '70s bands it so openly idolizes that it can be too subdued -- excepting "The Southern Thing," there is a lack of big, powerful guitar licks.
Southern Rock Opera borrows the appeal of Bye-Bye Birdie: It presents a sellable musical icon and image, as well as bombast in a familiar and realistic setting. It's easy to imagine Southern Rock Opera coming onstage with a talented ensemble cast in a wide age-range with a set composed of projector screens displaying real pictures of 1970s Alabama, the Swampers, and Lynrd Skynrd. Southern Rock Opera at its core is a celebration of the best aspect of the American South. Namely a willingness to rebel against conformity on one's own terms -- also the best aspect of modern theater.
The world has come a long way since the Who released Tommy in 1969. Tomorrow night, a stage adaptation of the Flaming Lips' seminal 2002 rock opera Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots will premiere at San Diego's La Jolla Playhouse. It's not Broadway, but it is an indicator that the era of the rock opera could make a comeback. And this is the perfect time for a revival of the style.
The musical industry is hungry for material, but if Spider Man: Turn Off The Dark was any indication, musicals cannot draw from the same material movies do. Consider, on the other had, how well Rock Of Ages did, even if its filmic adaptation fumbled — there is an appetite for familiar music onstage.
Fortunately for Broadway, the music industry has produced a wealth of legitimately good rock operas (and hip-hoperas), most of which remain unadapted for the stage. And no, most of them are not what you would call "classic rock," although some are. The relative self-indulgence of Pink Floyd's The Wall and Rush's 2112 has ebbed, for the most part, in favor of coherent stories, and characters that develop with the plot.
Music and theater at their best stir something in an audience. There's a swell of feeling produced in a live setting that can't be replicated anyplace else. Here are the 10 rock operas most urgently in need of a stage adaptation, with some ideas for how such a production might be carried out. Make your case for My Chemical Romance's The Black Parade in the comments.
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DURANGO, CO - Fort Lewis College President Dene Thomas has been chosen to become the treasurer for the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC) Executive Committee. She will officially take this position at COPLAC's June 21 meeting.
This is a service opportunity for President Thomas and will not interfere with her duties as the head of Fort Lewis College.
COPLAC is an organization dedicated to championing the value of a liberal arts education. Twenty-six institutions in the U.S and Canada, including Fort Lewis College, are members of COPLAC.
The real value of a liberal arts education is giving students the breadth of knowledge and skills to help them succeed within and beyond their major. A true liberal arts education prepares students to be experts in their chosen fields, but also to become proficient in disciplines outside of their specialties. Liberal arts students are trained to think critically, identify and solve problems that others might miss, and adapt to an ever changing world.
For more information about the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges, visit www.coplac.org.


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while I would say it isn't for me (though I wouldn't categorically), I think that it's a perfectly fine option/relationship form for some people in certain parts of their lives. Honestly, it can be a clear, healthy form of having a sexual relationship. Or, it can be a mess.
THe main thing is, if the OP doesn't want that, then he can choose not to have that.


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History of "The Garden Court"
To the walls and corridors of this hotel, ceilings a tradition … a tradition of elegant hospitality.
For this The Palace has been known the world over for a century, ever since that evening, October 1875, when at its first important social event, two hundred of California's leading citizens lifted their crystal champagne glasses over a banquet table in a toast to their guest of honor, Lieutenant General Philip H. Sheridan.
There used to be, in the days before the Fire and Earthquake of 1906, a symbol of this elegance and hospitality; The Palace's Grand Court, which faced the hotel's main entrance on New Montgomery Street. In the murals which decorate this room, Antonio Sotomayor has captured with impressive charm and taste the feeling of that great inner court.
The arriving guest in the house those days, when his horse-drawn hack or carriage clattered off the street and through the arched entrance of the Grand Court, must have reflected that this hotel has been appropriately named, for the vast room in which he found himself was, on the four sides, balconies, relieved the repetitive pattern of the paired Doric columns. By day the light came softly through the roof of glass, and by night, hundreds of flaring gas jets brilliantly illuminated the courtyard and each of its seven pillared stories.
Over the years, the Grand Court was an impressive setting for a colorful and never-ending pageant that helped to make San Francisco one of the most cosmopolitan cities on earth. Out of the hacks and barouches and phaetons and gold fitted landaus and onto the marble flags of the court stepped Presidents and princes, poets and prelates, millionaires and generals, countesses and grandes dames of the American social world, and the greatest stage and operatic personalities of the area.
The names comprise and imposing list: Dom Pedtro II, Emperor of Brazil; King David Kalakaua, the last monarch of the Sandwich Islands; General Ulysses S. Grant; Rudyyard Kipling and Oscar Wilde; Presidents Hays, Harrison, McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt and Taft; John D. Rockeffeller and J.P. Morgan and Andrew Carnegie; Emma Nevada, Sagebush Linnet; Adlina Patti, the greatest operatic soprano of her time; Lily Langtry and Sarah Bernhardt; Henry Irving and Ellen Terry; Ignace Paderewski and Lilian Russel and her $10,000 Japanese Spaniel; Enrica Caruso and a thousand others who visited San Francisco in those years and for a time were glamorous participants in the San Francisco Pageant.
The disaster of 1906 destroyed the old Palace and toppled the graceful pillars of the Grand Court. But like the rest of the city it rose again, on the corner and on this block where it has always stood. Architecturally, it was not the same hotel. But the traditions of the old one seemed at home in the new courts and corridors, and beneath the new columns. You can see it anywhere, for it is still here, adding its warmth and depth to San Francisco's Heritage.
Facts About The Garden Court
Called the Grand Court (1875
7 Palm Court (1909)
Considered one of the largest public rooms in the world – 8,000 Square Feet 110' x 85'
The Garden Court was designed Official San Francisco Historical Landmark #18 in 1969; the rest of the Hotel (except SWCorner) was included in the 1980's.
Originally the carriage entrance in 1875 Hotel and known as "the Grand Court" - Converted into a Lobby Lounge and main restaurant for the hotel in 1909
All Ornament below Cornices is Antiqued 22 Carat Gold Leaf
Skylights on Side Aisles were blacked out during World War II
Musician's Balcony holds String Quartet during Sunday Brunch
It has been the location of many famous banquets
Domed Ceiling:
- Approximately 63,000 pieces of Iridescent Glass
- 7,000 pieces in surrounding Panels and Windows – 70,000 piece ceiling
- 12,000 Square Feet – One of the largest expanses of Stained Glass in the World
- Ceiling allows filtered sun through and creates an amber glow over the room
- Its valued at over $7 + million
- 60-65% of glass is original; 35-30% is custom made replacement
- Replacement glass came from the glass company which probably supplied original
- The original leading replaced, installed bet. Ceiling & protective canopy ceiling
- Each panel held in suspension to avoid slipping & falling
- $1.5 Million for restoration (restored by Refection Studio in Emeryville)
- Never before removed for cleaning or restoration prior to 1989
- Value $75,000 for the large ones, $50,000 for smaller ones
- There are 10 large and 10 smaller – made of Austrian Crystal
- 4 Chandeliers line up on each side and one in the middle of each end
- The large Chandeliers are approximately 6 feet tall and weigh 750 pounds
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Michael Ray Lufborough Sentenced in U.S. District Court
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Billings, on December 3, 2012, before Senior U.S. District Judge Jack D. Shanstrom, MICHAEL RAY LUFBOROUGH, a 31-year-old resident of Miles City, appeared for sentencing. LUFBOROUGH was sentenced to a term of:
Prison: 63 months
Special Assessment: $100
Supervised Release: 3 years
LUFBOROUGH was sentenced in connection with his guilty plea to being a felon-in-possession of firearms.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Paulette L. Stewart, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
In the afternoon of January 23, 2011, LUFBOROUGH, a convicted felon on state supervision, walked out of a store in Miles City without paying for two bolt-action rifles. The rifles were a Howa .270 bolt-action rifle and a Weatherby 7 mm bolt-action rifle.
Store employees confronted LUFBOROUGH who returned the rifles to the store. An employee called the Miles City Police Department to report the theft and LUFBOROUGH's actions. LUFBOROUGH asked the employees to disregard his "mistake" and "forget the whole thing ever happened." Most of LUFBOROUGH's actions were also recorded on the store security system.
Because there is no parole in the federal system, the "truth in sentencing" guidelines mandate that LUFBOROUGH will likely serve all of the time imposed by the court. In the federal system, LUFBOROUGH does have the opportunity to earn a sentence reduction for "good behavior." However, this reduction will not exceed 15% of the overall sentence.
The investigation was a cooperative effort between the Miles City Police Department, Montana Probation and Parole, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.


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Hood College's President Volpe shows off his Downtown Frederick Gift Card.
Downtown Frederick twinkles with 250,000+ lights during the holiday season
The team at Frederick County Bank are just some of the friendly faces you'll see downtown.
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Hi Folks, hoping for some help
I own a troy bilt tiller purchased new back in the 70's (unsure of exact year). Originally a 7hp Kohler Horse model, SN 197252. Model number unknown. During the first ground breaking this year the transmission developed a bad leak at the front belt pulley. Upon dissasembly I discovered that the main shaft had over 1/4" of end play which destroyed the front seal. The rear tine bronze gear was very worn and the gear oil had a definite gold hue. Also the rear bearing for the main shaft had disintegrated and chewed up the back end of the main shaft. At a minimum I need the the main shaft, bronze gear, and all related bearings and seals. Now my questions: To get the proper parts if available I'm told I need to know the model number which I don't know. Also when rebuilding this transmission what is the allowable main shaft end play (if any) and how is it adjusted? Thanks in advance |
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Hi, There is a Yahoo Group which deals with Troy Bilt tillers which can answer all of your questions. Just google yahoo groups troy bilt or go to yahoo groups and you can find it. Good Luck |
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After successfully defending his title six times, UFC Middleweight Champion, Anderson Silva, is fighting at 205 pounds against former light heavyweight champion, Forrest Griffin, which should prove to be the best war on the card. watch video >>
The Old School MMA Review is FINALLY back (how many times have we said that?) for another episode of mixed-martial arts oldies but goldies. In this episode, we take a break from our rundown of the stone age of SEG UFC while we continue counting the votes in our OSMMA Review Awards (which will be the next episode) to look at what else was going on in the sport at the same time. To do that, we watch "Choke", one of the oldest documentary films on the subject of MMA, and was the movie that introduced Rickson Gracie to the world. Released in 1999, director Robert Raphael Goodman filmed the movie in 1995. The doc follows around three fighters preparing for and competing in the Vale Tudo Japan tournament in '95 - Rickson, Todd "Hollywood" Hays and Koichiro Kimura. watch video >>
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http://www.MMAWeekly.com/ -- Frankie Edgar has gotten the best of BJ Penn in each of the three times they've fought, but don't think that Edgar doesn't hold any gratitude to Penn. After Edgar defeated Penn for the third time, the Hawaiian determined he'd run his course in the sport and retired. Edgar had nothing but respectful comments for the former two-division champion, going as far as to say that the victory was bittersweet and he felt indebted to Penn. watch video >>
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Like the show that precedes it, Seinfeld, Mad About You is conceived as a genially poky, insistently talky sitcom, a series about the little things in life. In Mad's debut episode, a major plot point was whether the couple should leave a window open in their apartment for the dog while Paul and Jamie were at work; in a recent show, the couple is paralyzed when they can't decide whether to spend a Sunday afternoon at a Belgian film festival or an Amish quilt exhibit.
This is the sort of sitcom that extracts its laughs from picking at the tiniest of nits. When Jamie is in the kitchen making a cassoulet, Paul asks, ''Cassoulet what's that?'' ''A casserole,'' she replies. ''Then why don't they call it a casserole,'' yells Paul, in instant high dudgeon, ''why do they do that to people?'' ''I don't know,'' says Jamie. ''Should I call France?'' This is the recurring rhythm of Mad About You's scenes: Fussy, neurotic Paul is driven crazy by some insignificant trifle, only to be soothed by calm, luminous Jamie, the voice of wry reason. Then a scene later, Jamie gets to throw a fit, and Paul immediately becomes the marriage's huggy-bear nurturer.
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From Beyond (film)
From Beyond | |
Theatrical release poster
Directed by | Stuart Gordon |
Produced by | Brian Yuzna |
Screenplay by | Dennis Paoli |
Story by | Brian Yuzna Dennis Paoli Stuart Gordon |
Based on | "From Beyond" by H. P. Lovecraft |
Starring | Jeffrey Combs Barbara Crampton Ken Foree Ted Sorel Carolyn Purdy-Gordon |
Music by | Richard Band |
Cinematography | Mac Ahlberg |
Edited by | Lee Percy |
Distributed by | Empire Pictures |
Release dates
Running time
80 minutes 85 minutes (unrated cut) |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | US$ 4,500,000 |
Box office | US$ 1,261,000[1] |
From Beyond is a 1986 American science fiction-body horror film directed by Stuart Gordon, loosely based on the short story of the same name by H. P. Lovecraft. It was written by Dennis Paoli, Gordon and Brian Yuzna, and stars Jeffrey Combs, Barbara Crampton, Ken Foree and Ted Sorel.
From Beyond centers on a pair of scientists attempting to stimulate the pineal gland with a device called The Resonator. An unforeseen result of their experiments is the ability to perceive creatures from another dimension that proceed to drag the head scientist into their world, returning him as a grotesque shape-changing monster that preys upon the others at the laboratory.
This article's plot summary may be too long or excessively detailed. (February 2012) |
Dr. Edward Pretorius (Ted Sorel) is a scientist who has developed the Resonator, a machine which allows whoever is within range to see beyond normal perceptible reality. His assistant, Dr. Crawford Tillinghast (Jeffrey Combs), activates the machine and soon sees strange creatures in the air. When he is bitten by one of them, he urges Pretorius to turn the machine off. However, the crazed Pretorius refuses. Events transpire to the point where Crawford escapes Pretorius' attic laboratory with an axe, fleeing outside. When the police arrive, they find Pretorius decapitated. Crawford is subsequently arrested and accused of murder.
Crawford is committed to a psychiatric ward, where he is treated by Dr. Katherine McMichaels (Barbara Crampton). After Crawford gives his account of Pretorius' death (claiming that it was one of the creatures from the Resonator that took off Pretorius' head), Katherine conducts a brain scan and notice that Crawford's pineal gland has grown. Katherine, convinced of Crawford's innocence, decides to let him return to the house in order to show her the Resonator. They are accompanied by Detective Bubba Brownlee (Ken Foree), who investigated Pretorius' death.
Upon returning to the house, Katherine and Crawford rebuild the Resonator. Crawford reactivates the machine, which causes more creatures to appear. A severely deformed Pretorius, still alive, appears in the attic and tells the trio of a world beyond that is more pleasurable than normal reality. Pretorius' body gruesomely breaks apart when Crawford attempts to touch him, leading Bubba to draw his gun and fire at the mad doctor. Crawford shuts off The Resonator, making Pretorius and the creatures vanish.
It is now morning, and the three discuss the creatures over breakfast. Katherine – who insists that the Resonator could possibly cure schizophrenia – suggests that they turn the machine back on, but Bubba and Crawford disagree. They all go to sleep, each with a headache. But while everyone is sleeping, Katherine gets back up to feel the pleasure from the machine and turns it back on, bringing forth a worried Crawford and the now almost unrecognizable Edward who is mutated and covered in slime. Bubba enters the scene as Edward grabs Katherine and rips off her clothes, preparing to eat her mind and take her to the world of beyond. Crawford and Bubba go down into the basement to shut off the power, but encounter a giant worm-monster, prompting Crawford to conclude the vibration waves permeate the entire house. The worm begins to devour Crawford, but Bubba succeeds in shutting off the power, bringing a hairless Crawford back, and sending Edward away. The freed Katherine then turns off the machine and meets the others downstairs, crying and feeling ashamed and horrified for turning it back on.
Bubba decides that they should leave the house, but as Katherine puts lotion on Crawford's inflamed skin, she expresses her desire to monitor the machine to figure out where the creatures are coming from. Bubba refuses and tells her to go get dressed. She begins to explore other parts of the house, finding Edward's old S&M outfits and putting one on. She then starts to tease a sleeping Crawford, until Bubba comes in and tells her to snap out of it, which she does, throwing a robe over the outfit. All of a sudden the power returns and The Resonator turns back on, as all three of them run up into the attic to deactivate it. Katherine and Crawford are attacked by little bee-like creatures that strip the flesh off of their victims, and as Bubba pushes them out of the way, he is devoured to the bone. A now almost fully mutated Edward, with an elongated neck and misshapen limbs, grabs Katherine and starts to drag her flesh torn, bleeding body towards him. Crawford fights Edward and succeeds in freeing Katherine but then his enlarged pineal gland pops out of his forehead like an antenna. Katherine short circuits the machine by spraying it repeatedly with a fire extinguisher.
She then takes Crawford back to the hospital, where she is evaluated for insanity and schizophrenia, since her story was just like Crawford's and she is blamed by Dr. Bloch and the police for this evening's events. Vindictive Dr. Bloch then orders for Katherine to get shock treatment. Dr. Bloch then goes to perform an autopsy on Crawford, whose newly fully activated pineal gland gives him an overwhelming hunger for human brains, as well as enhanced senses with which to locate them. As Katherine is being prepared for shock treatment by a sadistic staff member, Crawford attacks and eats Dr. Bloch's brain. Katherine escapes, gets new clothes, and drives back to the house with a bomb. Crawford follows her on a hijacked ambulance car. Katherine puts the bomb on The Resonator, sets it for 5 minutes, and goes to leave, only to have Crawford chain her up in Edward's S&M room, claiming that he loves her. As he is about to eat her brain, she bites off his exposed, enlarged pineal gland, reverting him to his senses. However, Crawford is pulled away by a completely deformed, mutated Edward. Meanwhile, Katherine manages to attract the leech creatures that sense her movement and bite through the straps, releasing her. Crawford fights Edward, only to be eaten by him. Edward chases Katherine into the laboratory, where Crawford's form begins to tear out through Edward's skin and muscles. The two fight for the control of the deformed body, until it dissolves in its own digestive fluids. Katherine finally frees herself and jumps out the attic window, right as the whole attic explodes. She lands on her legs, breaking one, and as the neighbors gather around her, she goes from sobbing to laughing hysterically as she tells them, "It ATE him!".
- Jeffrey Combs ... Crawford Tillinghast
- Barbara Crampton ... Dr. Katherine McMichaels
- Ted Sorel ... Dr. Edward Pretorius
- Ken Foree ... Bubba Brownlee
- Carolyn Purdy-Gordon ... Dr. Bloch
Gordon had previously worked with both Combs and Crampton on Re-Animator, and he cast them in part because he had become used to working with a company of actors during his time in theater, and felt that doing the same thing with Lovecraft movies would allow the actors to know coming into the shoot that they would be asked to do "all sorts of odd things" and thus adapt more quickly to his direction.[2] He was interested in the possibility of making a series of Lovecraft films with the same cast, like Roger Corman's Poe adaptations.[2] Gordon, Combs, and Crampton would work together on a third Lovecraft adaptation in 1995, the direct-to-video Castle Freak, and Gordon would later direct versions of two more of Lovecraft's works: the film Dagon in 2001, and the second episode of the Masters of Horror television series, H. P. Lovecraft's Dreams in the Witch-House, in 2005. Many members of the production staff for Re-Animator also held similar roles in the production of From Beyond, including screenwriter Dennis Paoli, producer Brian Yuzna, executive producer Charles Band, director of photography Mac Ahlberg, and special effects artists John Carl Buechler and John Naulin.[3]
Albert Band, who served as the production manager of From Beyond, also makes an uncredited cameo appearance as a wino.[3]
From Beyond was shot in Italy with an Italian crew in order to save money. Gordon says that the film would have cost fifteen million dollars to make in the United States, whereas the foreign production enabled him to hold costs to approximately two and a half million dollars.[4] It was shot on a soundstage called Dinocitta just outside of Rome.[5] Dinocitta was originally constructed by Dino DeLaurentiis, but was seized by the government for nonpayment of taxes, and then sold to Empire Studios.[5] From Beyond was one of the first films shot at that venue during its period of ownership by Empire.[5] Gordon shot his film Dolls at the same time, and it was released the following year.[3]
As with his earlier film Re-Animator, Gordon made use of medical advisors to be sure that the actions taken by the doctors and nurses of the film followed proper medical procedures.[6] Four separate special effects teams worked on the effects for From Beyond.[3] According to Yuzna, the production ran out of money before the effects on the finale could be finished.[3]
According to Gordon, securing an "R" rating from the MPAA was a challenging ordeal. He quotes them as initially saying his presented cut of the film had "ten times too much of everything".[4] He was ultimately able to get away with making small trims, and without removing any entire sequences from the film.[4]
MGM has released a restored unrated cut of the film with extras. From Beyond has previously only been released in its edited R-rated form. The MPAA had required cuts to S&M footage and gore to allow it to be R-rated. This missing footage was reinserted into the film and the restored, longer version was aired on the Monsters HD Channel. This longer, "director's cut" version was also then subsequently released on DVD by MGM on September 11, 2007.
On March 26, 2013, Scream Factory released a Collector's Edition of From Beyond on Blu-ray Disc/DVD combo pack.[7]
Awards and reception[edit]
The film score by Richard Band won the award for Best Original Soundtrack at the Catalonian International Film Festival in Sitges, Spain.[8]
The film received generally positive reviews from critics. On the review website Rotten Tomatoes, the film maintains a rating of 71% approval from critics.
Allmovie's review of the film was favorable, writing "Gordon is that rare breed who truly finds inspiration in another creator and uses that inspiration to craft a film that captures the essence of that creator while still being totally and uniquely his own", calling it a "gory thrill ride of a movie."[9]
In their book Lurker in the Lobby: A Guide to the Cinema of H. P. Lovecraft, Andrew Migliore and John Strysik write that "From Beyond is a visual treat," but add that the film's "gross sexual excess may displease hardcore Lovecraft fans."[10]
- ^ "From Beyond". Box Office Mojo.
- ^ a b Gallagher, John Andrew. "Stuart Gordon", Film directors on directing, Volume 1989, Part 2, Greenwood Publishing Group, 1989, p. 98. ISBN 0-275-93272-9
- ^ a b c d e Lukeman, Adam. Fangoria's 101 Best Horror Movies You've Never Seen: A Celebration of the World's Most Unheralded Fright Flicks, Random House Digital, Inc., 2011. ISBN 0307523470
- ^ a b c Gallagher, p. 94.
- ^ a b c Gallagher, p. 95.
- ^ Gallagher, p. 93.
- ^ http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news/171355-blu-ray-dates-for-phantasm-ii-a-the-beyond
- ^ Richard Band Film Music Biography
- ^ Craig Butler. "From Beyond (1986)". Allmovie. Retrieved 1 July 2012.
- ^ Andrew Migliore & John Strysik, Lurker in the Lobby: A Guide to the Cinema of H. P. Lovecraft, Night Shade Books, February 1, 2006, ISBN 978-1892389350
External links[edit]
- From Beyond at the Internet Movie Database
- From Beyond at AllMovie
- From Beyond at Rotten Tomatoes
- Article discussing DVD release


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