text: Pregnancy > Sex & Relationship Prepare Your Relationship for Baby The newborn you will bring home may seem angelic, but beware: He has the power to turn you and your husband into resentment-filled, sleep-deprived, sexless zombies. We spoke to Stacie Cockrell, coauthor of Babyproofing Your Marriage, to help you understand and avoid the relationship pitfalls that a new baby can bring. Clash of the Grannies "Before you have a baby, in-laws are typically on the sidelines of a relationship," says Cockrell, but baby's arrival triggers a new dynamic. Grandparents want to have an influence on their grandchildren. They want them to adopt their family traditions, their values and their interests."The issue becomes turf infringement when a mother-in-law or father-in-law steps over the line," says Cockrell. "Often, grandmothers compete for alpha-grandma status: who gets to see the baby first, who's in the delivery room, who gets to be called 'Grandma.'""You can't tell your in-law that there's no juice and cookies after 6," says Cockrell, because it may take years to repair that relationship. "It's up to your spouse to run interference for his parents." Couples need to devise a family management plan: who's going to be there for Christmas, who's going to be there in the delivery room. If you have a spouse who doesn't take action and takes a backseat, you can have a mother-in-law or a father-in-law running the show. This sets the stage for huge tension in the relationship. You have to put your spouse and your kids first, and then consider the in-laws.Cockrell advises couples to "understand boundaries: In-laws will comply if you have a united front. If you don't, that's when you're going to have tension. It's really how you handle it -- that's how you set the tone for how the grandparents will behave." What can you do to prepare your marriage before baby even comes?Men bond with baby on a different timetable than women. For moms, it starts in pregnancy, and for men, it's usually later, so tensions can start brewing even before baby comes. Cockrell offers these tips to avert postbaby relationship havoc:• Realize that your lifestyle is going to change. Understand and talk about the fact that you're going to have less time for yourselves once baby arrives. Plan on giving each other breaks so you both have a chance to recharge. • Talk about your sex life. When baby comes, sleep will be the only thing going on between the sheets. Mom is hardwired to have nothing but baby on her mind for the first few months, but the same is not true for dad. To avoid hurt feelings and resentment, understand that the underlying reason for this is biological and know that it's temporary.• Create a budget. Devise a budget for baby and stick to it. During pregnancy, mom's nesting instinct can go into turbo-drive and her determination to get baby the perfect crib and a killer wardrobe can add up. Reducing financial worries will help keep dad's "provider panic" at bay.• Hire a housecleaner. If you can afford it, hire someone to clean your house for the first three months after baby's arrival. This will eliminate some of the stress and scorekeeping that can be corrosive for the relationship of many new parents. • Get a babysitter. Spending time away from baby is critical to staying connected as a couple. Line up a sitter now who can come one evening a week (or every other week) so you can enjoy a date night together. Plus, more from The Bump: Do People Actually Have Sex After Babies? Revving Up Your Sex Life After Baby Top 6 Things Moms Wish Dads Knew -- Kelly Alfieri << Prev Page Page 2 of 2 See More: 2nd Trimester , 3rd Trimester , Sex and Relationship Previous Article: 9 Worst Things Pregnant Women's Partners Say Next Article: Sex During Pregnancy 5 Tricks to Declutter Your Nursery Keep your nursery looking as clean and organized as the day you came home from the hospital. We'll show you how... New Names You heard it here first: the top 10 baby names you haven't thought of yet. Sick of Being sick Can't take all the morning sickness? Try these remedies. popular questions Q&A: Morning sickness tips? Q&A: Do I need a birth plan? Q&A: Registering for baby? recently added questions Plus-Size Maternity Clothing Q&A What Happens at Baby's One-Month Checkup? When Can I Switch Baby From the Infant Car Seat to a Convertible?


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1 Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free , and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage. | 1 It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery. |
2 Behold, I Paul say unto you, that if ye be circumcised , Christ shall profit you nothing. | 2 Mark my words! I, Paul, tell you that if you let yourselves be circumcised, Christ will be of no value to you at all. |
3 For I testify again to every man that is circumcised , that he is a debtor to do the whole law. | 3 Again I declare to every man who lets himself be circumcised that he is obligated to obey the whole law. |
4 Christ is become of no effect unto you , whosoever of you are justified by the law; ye are fallen from grace. | 4 You who are trying to be justified by law have been alienated from Christ; you have fallen away from grace. |
5 For we through the Spirit wait for the hope of righteousness by faith. | 5 But by faith we eagerly await through the Spirit the righteousness for which we hope. |
6 For in Jesus Christ neither circumcision availeth any thing, nor uncircumcision; but faith which worketh by love. | 6 For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision nor uncircumcision has any value. The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love. |
7 Ye did run well; who did hinder you that ye should not obey the truth? | 7 You were running a good race. Who cut in on you and kept you from obeying the truth? |
8 This persuasion cometh not of him that calleth you. | 8 That kind of persuasion does not come from the one who calls you. |
9 A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump. | 9 "A little yeast works through the whole batch of dough." |
10 I have confidence in you through the Lord, that ye will be none otherwise minded : but he that troubleth you shall bear his judgment, whosoever he be . | 10 I am confident in the Lord that you will take no other view. The one who is throwing you into confusion will pay the penalty, whoever he may be. |
11 And I, brethren, if I yet preach circumcision, why do I yet suffer persecution ? then is the offence of the cross ceased . | 11 Brothers, if I am still preaching circumcision, why am I still being persecuted? In that case the offense of the cross has been abolished. |
12 I would they were even cut off which trouble you. | 12 As for those agitators, I wish they would go the whole way and emasculate themselves! |
13 For, brethren, ye have been called unto liberty; only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another. | 13 You, my brothers, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature; rather, serve one another in love. |
14 For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. | 14 The entire law is summed up in a single command: "Love your neighbor as yourself." |
15 But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed that ye be not consumed one of another. | 15 If you keep on biting and devouring each other, watch out or you will be destroyed by each other. |
16 This I say then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh. | 16 So I say, live by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the sinful nature. |
17 For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh: and these are contrary the one to the other: so that ye cannot do the things that ye would . | 17 For the sinful nature desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the sinful nature. They are in conflict with each other, so that you do not do what you want. |
18 But if ye be led of the Spirit, ye are not under the law. | 18 But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under law. |
19 Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, | 19 The acts of the sinful nature are obvious: sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; |
20 Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, | 20 idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions |
21 Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before , as I have also told you in time past , that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God. | 21 and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like. I warn you, as I did before, that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God. |
22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, | 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, |
23 Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. | 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. |
24 And they that are Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts. | 24 Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the sinful nature with its passions and desires. |
25 If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit. | 25 Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit. |
26 Let us not be desirous of vain glory, provoking one another, envying one another. | 26 Let us not become conceited, provoking and envying each other. |
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Movies That Would Play Great With a Live Orchestra
Aural Fixation By Allison Loring on April 17, 2014 | Be the First To CommentWould bringing live music back into theaters improve your experience of watching a film? Or would it feel like an old timey distraction? Eight-seven years ago, before movies were able to synchronize sound to the actual picture, having live musicians and orchestras perform as the film played was the norm. The Artist showed audiences how silent films relied on the music to convey the feelings and emotions of the actors on screen in lieu of dialogue. But as film (and the film industry) moved into 1927 – film technology began to advance and recorded dialogue and sound synchronization became the way of the future as theaters began swapping out orchestras for speakers. But should theaters bring live music back to the movie going experience? We say yes.
Did 'Anchorman 2' Invent a Prototype for Reverse Product Placement?
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on December 3, 2013 | Comments (3)"Black Friday" sales have spilled over into Thanksgiving Day. Amazon just announced that it wants to set the stage for the robot war by piloting commodity-delivery drones to your home. The holiday shopping season has literally become a deadly event. Consumer culture is out of control and omnipresent, rampantly breaking through boundaries of common sense, private space, and basic human decency. Yet on the everyday, experiential scale, consumer culture seems, more than ever before, like no big deal. Perhaps we have, for better or worse, collectively accepted it as an inevitable part of living. We expressed shock that the NSA was data-mining its citizens without any evidence of consistent legal parameters, yet only the occasional TED speaker is concerned that similar practices persist on behalf of marketers who feed from the social media we volunteer our lives to. Public schools are looking to private sponsors to fill in the funding gaps left by austerity. Bookshelves are stocked with arguments that our purchases – not our civic engagement, social awareness, or self-determination – have become the major constitutive factor in developing our individual sense of self. To these, we don't really seem to mind. However, one place that blatant product-hawking is held accountable, in which peddling is met with a rattle of dismissal and rejection rather than tacit acceptance, is decent movies. Until now.
There's a moment about halfway through Denis Villeneuve's sprawling, occasionally brilliant yet sharply uneven film Prisoners that finds Jake Gyllenhaal's Detective Loki do something that we've seen so many detectives do in movies before: in a bout of frustration, he swipes his arms across his cubicle desk, violently sending his evidence and other materials into a labyrinthine clutter. But this fit of anger ends up leading to a serendipitous discovery – the chaotic new arrangement of papers on the floor reveals for the detective a clue that had been hiding under his nose in plain sight the whole time. This is moment is, in short, a cliché. Yet on the other side of cinematographer Roger Deakins's lens, the moment takes on a plentiful, foreboding, and eerie quality. The muted tones, carefully composed yet slightly agape mise en scène, and rich depth of field collectively transform a moment we've seen so many times before into something considerably more. Through brilliant lensing, a cliché is elevated into the possibility that something, anything can happen in the detailed and uncertain world of this film.
Interrogating Terror: The Movie Glass Prison's Post 9/11 Popularity
Culture Warrior By Margaret Rossman on August 20, 2013 | Be the First To CommentThe glass prison designers of the fictional world are making bank this year. It seems that almost every action-packed superhero or quasi-superhero film features the same prominent set piece and it hasn'tt gone unnoticed: a recent meme circulated remarking on the inefficacy of the glass prison, showing the evolution of the structure on film. The image, created by Raven Montoya, stacked a number of villains captured in glass prisons on top of each other: Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs, Magneto from X2 (technically a plastic prison), Loki from Avengers, Raoul Silva from Skyfall, and lastly, the animated Stitch from Lilo and Stitch. The caption quipped, "Yes! Of course it's a good idea to put the homicidal maniac in a glass prison. I'm sure he won't get out." That the villain always escapes comes hand in hand with another trope of the glass prison—to quote the Joker in The Dark Knight, "It's all part of the plan." The villain intends to be caught in order to set his diabolical plan in motion. Charlie Jane Anders of io9 cites the Rube Goldbergian nature of the scheme as one reason for the evil mastermind to create this situation—to enhance his devious nature. She also notes a more important use of such a tactic: "You get to put the hero and the villain in the room together, without having them fight." All this would seem to be blockbuster screenwriting 101. You set up a mid-movie failure to create tension before the final […]
We Knew He Couldn't Stay Away: Sam Mendes To Direct Bond 24
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on July 11, 2013 | Comments (1)Despite Sam Mendes' protestations in March that he had made "the very difficult decision" not to return to the Bond franchise, the director and the studios themselves announced today that he is on board to helm Bond 24. Daniel Craig is also set to don his tuxedo once more and play the legendary secret agent.
'Skyfall' Director Sam Mendes Goes From Making No More 'Bond' Movies to Making Two More 'Bond' Movies
Movie News By Nathan Adams on May 31, 2013 | Comments (4)Ever since Sam Mendes announced that he wasn't going to be able to direct whatever the 24th movie about secret agent James Bond is going to be, there has been a tidal wave of speculation concerning who's going to take his place. Everyone from Nicolas Winding Refn, to Kathryn Bigelow, to Martin Campbell, to Morten Tyldum have become the subject of Bond 24 rumors, with no one's involvement ever developing into anything more solid than whispers. But Showbiz 411 feels that they've now got something solid, a piece of news that they've said has been "as confirmed as it can be," and they're reporting that the director of Bond 24 is going to be none other than—Sam Mendes.
Sam Mendes Won't Direct The Next Bond After 'Skyfall'
Movie News By Scott Beggs on March 6, 2013 | Comments (1)There's been big speculation surrounding Sam Mendes' potential return to the James Bond business because his blend of character beats and surprising action acumen is rightly noted as the main reason Skyfall worked so well. Unfortunately, his particular balance won't be back. According to Empire, Mendes will not be returning for Bond 24: Whatever It Gets Titled. Citing other professional commitments, the director said, "It has been a very difficult decision not to accept Michael [G. Wilson] and Barbara [Broccoli]'s very generous offer to direct the next Bond movie. Directing Skyfall was one of the best experiences of my professional life, but I have theatre and other commitments, including productions of 'Charlie And The Chocolate Factory' and 'King Lear,' that need my complete focus over the next year and beyond." So it's bad news topped with bad news for anyone who doesn't plan on buying a play ticket anytime soon. Mendes is still attached to produce several movies — most of which have been stalled out for a while — but this statement makes it seem likely that we won't see him direct again for a while. He's attached to direct Netherland, based off the Joseph O'Neill novel, and it's still at Focus Features, but it's unclear whether or when it will move forward. Thus, it looks like the filmmaker is going to wear some different hats for a while, and the next installment of the 007 franchise will have to find a suitable replacement. Isn't J.J. Abrams available?
2013 Oscar Prediction: Best Stunt Coordination
Academy Awards By Ed Travis on February 21, 2013 | Be the First To CommentNo matter what you think about the Academy Awards (and there is whole wide spectrum of thought as to their relevance and accuracy) there is no question that The Oscars are the pinnacle of filmmaking honors. There isn't any other organization, ceremony, or statue in the film industry that has quite the prestige. So, it should probably piss you off that The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science doesn't offer an award for Stunt Coordinators. Yep, you read that right. They don't even get awards in that weird little untelevised pre-show thing that they do before the awards telecast. It's not a passive exclusion either. Each year for more than two decades, the Academy has actively rejected the creation of an award for Stunt Coordinators. So, since The Academy doesn't do these masters of cinematic mayhem any justice, we're going to pretend that they do. Like our other Oscar Prediction pieces, we'll offer some insight into how the (fictional) nominees were chosen and who we think will win (noted in red):
2013 Oscar Prediction: Best Cinematography
Academy Awards By Landon Palmer on February 20, 2013 | Comments (6)Cinematography, like many technical awards, is an incredibly difficult art form requiring years of experience, an encyclopedic knowledge of light and color, and an impossible ability to adapt to an industry whose technologies of capturing moving images are always changing. But that doesn't mean someone as inexperienced as the Academy voters or myself shouldn't be allowed to judge all that hard work! This year's cinematography category is surprisingly controversial. Mihai Mălaimare, Jr's work on The Master, once thought a shoo-in for this category, wasn't even nominated, nor were other visually enthralling films, like Darius Wolski's work on Promtheus. That said, the films that were ultimately nominated no doubt contain some expert cinematography (because I would know), but, as the political nature of these things always indicates, the question of "best" is highly suspect. Here's how the nominees size up, with my prediction for the winner in red…
2013 Oscar Prediction: Best Original Score
Academy Awards By Allison Loring on February 19, 2013 | Comments (3)Film scores can be considered a dime a dozen – a bunch of orchestration that certainly needs to be there, but plays to the background and is rarely ever noticeable. And while that can be true, the last few years have introduced new composers and new ways of creating music into the world of film composing, electrifying and shaking up the "boring ol' orchestration" into something undeniably new and exciting. And attention should be paid. The nominees in the Best Original Score category this year may not be new to the game or beat on the side of a car for a new look at percussion, but these scores come from a variety of films that needed very specific tones to be conveyed through their respective sounds. From the scandalous period piece Anna Karenina to the visually stunning journey of Life of Pi to a new adventure with a well-known secret agent in Skyfall to two historic films from two very different time periods, each attempting to overcome adversity with Argo and Lincoln. While most of the nominees have been up to bat in this category before, there is a newcomer among their ranks and it may be this fresh voice that bests them all (my prediction of his win noted in red.) Read on as we take a closer look this year's five Best Original Score nominees and see who may end up being the best of the best come Oscar night…
2013 Oscar Prediction: Best Original Song
Academy Awards By Allison Loring on February 19, 2013 | Be the First To CommentLast year's Best Original Song category had a dismal two (TWO!) nominations in a year that gave us such songs as the catchy "Hello Hello" from the piano man himself, Elton John (who has seen no love from the Academy since The Lion King in 1994) from Gnomeo and Juliet, a brand new (and beautifully haunting) song from The National, "Think You Can Wait," from Win Win, and eleven new songs (any of which could have/should have been a contender) from Sigur Rós front-man Jónsi from We Bought a Zoo. Luckily this year the Academy decided on a much more respectable number of songs (five of them!) pulled from a variety of film genres including a documentary (Chasing Ice), comedy (Ted), musical (Les Misérables), action (Skyfall), and adventure (Life of Pi) performed by a range of singers, including chart topping artists and even one actress. An increased number of songs may be getting their moment in the spotlight this year, but only one will be left standing at the end of the big night. Read on as we turn up the volume on each of the nominees along with my prediction of the winner in red…
Drinking Game: Get 'Skyfall' Down Drunk
Drinking Games By Kevin Carr on February 12, 2013 | Comments (1)Skyfall is the most successful James Bond movie ever, raking in more than a billion dollars in worldwide box office. This week, it is available on DVD and Blu-ray for convenient home viewing. Though Bond is known for his signature drinks of vodka martinis (shaken not stirred) and more recently Vespers, the character has rarely been known to turn down alcohol in any form. Since all women want James Bond and all men want to be him, a great way to connect with the character is to enjoy a drink or two, or three, or 007 while watching his latest film.
A Brilliant Week of Blu-ray/DVD Releases Starts with 'Skyfall,' 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' and 'The Kid With a Bike'
Features By Rob Hunter on February 11, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to This Week In Discs! As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. The Kid With a Bike (Criterion) Cyril (Thomas Doret) is a young boy in flux. His mother is long gone, and his father has dropped him at an orphanage ostensibly for a few days while he gets his job and house in order. That lie hides an unforgivable truth that Cyril simply can't accept, but through his efforts to reunite with his dad he comes under the care of a single hairdresser (Cecile de France) with struggles of her own. This French film is a deceptively simple tale of a lost boy at risk, but it becomes one of the year's most suspenseful experiences thanks in large part to Doret's incredible performance. His fragile emotional state teases as much danger as local teen thugs and Cyril's constant bike-riding do leaving viewers nervously awaiting a seemingly inevitable and terrible turn of events. But even as we worry we can't help but fall in love with the boy and the woman, their challenging and sweet interactions, and the film's effortless display of affection and humanity. I rarely buy Criterion titles at retail (because they're freaking expensive!), but like Broadcast News and The Game I'll be making an exception here. [Extras: Interviews, featurette, booklet, trailer]
Where Can You Watch the 2013 Oscar-Nominated Films?
Features By Christopher Campbell on January 13, 2013 | Comments (3)Once upon a time, the Oscar nominations were filled with titles unfamiliar to the regular Joe. Not unknown, necessarily, but at least not widely seen. But today, thanks to all kinds of home video platforms and theatrical distribution for even the short film nominees, it's not always so impossible to see everything before the big night. To help those of you wishing to be completists, I've listed all of this year's recently announced Oscar nominees and noted how and where you can see them, whether presently or soon enough. It may not be entirely doable, as some foreign films haven't officially been released here, including one that doesn't even yet have a date, and some titles are in the middle of their theatrical to DVD window. But there are a bunch that can be streamed right this moment on your computer via Amazon, Google, YouTube and other outlets, each of which I've marked accordingly courtesy of GoWatchIt. Only three are through Netflix Watch Instant, by the way (How to Survive a Plague, The Invisible War and Mirror Mirror). And one short has been embedded in the post.
2013 Golden Globe Predictions: Movie Categories
Features By Christopher Campbell on January 12, 2013 | Comments (1)The 70th Golden Globe Awards will be held tomorrow night, and I invite you to join myself and FSR's awards guru, Daniel Walber, for live-blog commentary during the ceremony. We'll try to keep it smart, avoid too much snark and will likely be obeying the rules of the drinking game that co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have devised. It will also hopefully be more conversational than remarks we could have just tweeted, in order that I can turn the discussion around as a more readable post-event recap of the night. In case you're too busy paying attention to your TV to also read our words simultaneously. Anyway, you can't head into a big awards telecast viewing without predictions for what you think will win. Daniel and I seem to agree on exactly half of the movie categories. So, maybe it won't be such a predicable night. Check out our choices after the break and give us your own predictions in the comments. If you do better than either of us, we commend you in advance (and maybe at the end of our GG coverage too).
Year In Review: The 12 Best Movie Soundtracks and Scores of 2012
2012 Year in Review By Allison Loring on December 28, 2012 | Comments (20)Looking back over the past year in film, it is impressive to remember the different styles and forms of music that accompanied these various releases as they bring back the memories and emotions felt when first hearing a particular song or watching a piece of orchestration pair perfectly with what was happening on screen. When it comes to music, it is not simply a question of what was the best; it is a question of what resonated the most. Music created for film is unlike any other type of music because it is intended to be listened to while watching specific images. Of course there are songs that stand well on their own (see: Adele's "Skyfall"), but hopefully even outside of the film, those songs conjure up memories of the films they came from. Sometimes a song placed in a particular scene can take on a whole new meaning, giving you a new ideas to reflect on when you hear it (see: "The Air That I Breathe" by the Hollies as used in a pivotal scene in Seeking a Friend for the End of the World.) Soundtracks and scores help add to the emotion of a film and this year's musicians delivered in spades. From turning found sounds into orchestration to adding a new layer of depth to the end of a trilogy to proving that sometimes words simply are not enough, 2012 was filled with new, inventive, and memorable music. Let's look back and listen to the twelve selections […]
Year in Review: The 12 Best Action Movies of 2012
2012 Year in Review By Robert Fure on December 27, 2012 | Comments (29)Movies are many different things to many different peoples. A film may tug at your heart strings, tickle your funny bone, or change the way you look at the world. But sometimes all you want from a movie is an adrenaline shot straight to the heart, a testosterone booster right to the balls, or whatever the female equivalent of getting really hyped up over an action film is. 2012 didn't see the apocalypse, but it did see a bunch of cinematic ass-kickery, the best of which is counted down here for your pleasure.
Thank Bruce Banner, Batman and Bond: Box Office Biggest Ever After Two Tough Years
Box Office By Scott Beggs on December 27, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAccording to USA Today, 2012 is the biggest box office year in movie history (not adjusted for inflation). The numbers aren't set yet (because, you know, the year's not over), but if the predictive models hold, the industry will close out with $10.8b and the first year since 2009 that individual ticket sales went up. Unsurprisingly, it was buoyed by big franchise hits — including over a billion coming in solely from The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises. Another billion was earned from a franchise that was ending (Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2), two franchises that were just beginning (The Hunger Games and a rebooted Spider-Man) and a franchise that's stronger than ever at a half-century old (Bond, James Bond). In the simplest terms, it only took 6 movies to cross the $2b mark this year whereas it took 8 movies to do the same in 2011. That may seem small, but when you're dealing in the hundreds of millions, it can be the difference between a slump and a reason to buy a sheet cake at Costco for the company break room. Especially when the top movie this year outdid the top movie of the previous by $242m. The whole mess is too complicated to reduce to a single factor. Marvel's big gamble paid off in a profound way, but there's also the rebounding economy at large to think about and the general fickleness of consumers. Plus, this raw number doesn't take into consideration that 50 more movies were released in 2012, […]
Holiday Gifts for Movie Lovers: The Last Minute Edition
Features By Caitlin Hughes on December 23, 2012 | Be the First To CommentIt's way too late to even mail order something for your movie-loving loved ones this holiday season. Do you arrive to your holiday gathering empty-handed to the disappointment of all? NEVER! Please consider the gift options below for any of the movie nerds in your life, which neither require shipping nor a long wait. Nor a trip to a shopping mall, which as you can imagine, might be a life-risking endeavor. You are liable to be trampled, after all…
Move Over, Telly Savalas, Vin Diesel Is the New Kojak
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on December 17, 2012 | Be the First To CommentToday is the best day ever for people who have fantasized about Vin Diesel sucking on a lollipop. Deadline reports that Universal is setting the mumbly-mouthed mountain of a man up as the new actor to play Kojak, the '70s-era NYPD detective best known for his bald head, dapper attire, and always having a lollipop hanging out of his mouth. The character originally appeared in a CBS crime procedural, also called Kojak, which aired from 1973-1978 and starred Greek-American actor Telly Savalas in the title role. The good news doesn't stop there, though. Every new big screen adaptation of an old TV show needs to start off by having a script, and along with securing Diesel in the title role, this new Kojak has also tapped Skyfall scribes Neal Purvis and Robert Wade to put pen to page. Skyfall, of course, was one of the most financially successful films of 2012, and largely garnered positive reviews, so this is good news, no? Okay, so it's more of a mixed bag when you factor in that they also wrote The World is Not Enough, Die Another Day, Casino Royale, and Quantum of Solace, but let's try to focus on the positive, okay? Now that a screenwriting team and a star have been put in place for this new look at an old cop, there are two big questions that are still hanging in the air. The first is who they are going to get to direct the film, and the second […]
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Due to strengthen its team, Kabupaten Magetan open the opportunity for the best Indonesian Citizen who have high integrity and commitment to be a candidate for Civil Servants (CPNS) as
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My expert witness experience includes medical reports and record review, discovery review and assistance, and Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs) for cases concerning ophthalmology.
My consulting services include: acting as a Cornea Consultant, as well as a Principal Investigator of a Corneal Cross-Linking Study.
Diplomate, American Board of Ophthalmology |
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B.A. | Cornell University | ||
M.D. | Medicine | University of California, Los Angeles, School of Medicine |
American Academy of Ophthalmology Honor Award |
Selected for Woodward and White's "Best Doctors in America" |
Outstanding Teacher Award by the University of California |
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With five days to go until the start of the Toronto Raptors 2010-11 season, I'm profiling each of the guys I expect to make up the Raptors' primary 10-man rotation on opening night. Today, we look at Jose Calderon.
Jose Calderon, PG, 6'3″, 210 lbs.
2009-10 stats: 68 games, 26.7 MPG, 10.3 PPG, 2.1 RPG, 5.9 APG, 1.4 BPG, 0.1 SPG, .482 FG%, .398 3P%, .798 FT%, 16.5 PER
Remember when some of us thought that Jose Calderon had the potential be "Steve Nash Lite"? Ahhh, those were heady days, weren't they? After a 2007-08 season where Calderon played his way into the argument for being ranked as a top-10 point guard in the NBA, he signed a five-year, $45 million contract with the Raptors that seemed like it could be a bargain when he inevitably played in multiple All-Star Games.
Unfortunately, a combination of injuries and an inability to maintain the absurd shooting accuracy of his breakout season (.519 FG% and .429 3P% in 2007-08) have turned his contract into an albatross and now it seems doubtful he can cut it as a starting point guard in this league. How did things go so wrong?
It's hard to say how much of his deterioration on both ends of the floor is a result of various hamstring and ankle injuries he's incurred over the past two seasons, but you'd have to think they've played a role in his declining mobility whether or not he's willing to admit it. His lateral movement has deteriorated to the point that he's a significant liability on defence (particularly on pick-and-rolls) and his falling shooting percentages show that he's unable to create shots for himself with the same effectiveness as before.
While it's likely impossible to prove, there is also a theory that Jose Calderon's confidence was shaken when he temporarily lost his starting job to Jarrett Jack last December. That might help explain why his free throw shooting declined from a surreal 98.1 percent success rate in 2008-09 to a merely above-average 79.8 percent rate last season. Free throw shooting is about two things — mechanics and confidence — and it's not hard to see how his confidence could have been rattled after being usurped by the free agent newcomer, Jack. It was "The Calderford Controversy" all over again.
This preseason, Calderon has been nothing short of awful. He can't hit his shots, he's not driving into the lane with any confidence, and his defense is as putrid as ever. On his personal blog, Jose wrote that he was "concerned about the allocation of roles; thus far the preseason hasn't left a clear idea how those roles are going to be shared. We are all playing pretty much the same number of minutes and with equal responsibilities on offense. It is early, there remains another ten days until our first game, but we have unknowns that need to be defined."
Jose may have forced Jay Triano's hand in defining his role after he went 0-for-6 in 25 minutes against the Bulls on Wednesday. In 359 career regular season games, Jose has never gone 0-for-6 or worse. It's only preseason, but his .289 FG% and .091 3P% do not bode well for him to reverse his decline of the past two seasons. Sadly, where we once hoped for "Steve Nash Lite", now we'll likely have to settle for being happy with "Luke Ridnour Lite", at best.


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If you're serious about running or walking then this innovative running pedometer and PM70 heart rate monitor is the perfect companion.
Out of StockIf you're serious about running or walking then this innovative running pedometer and PM70 heart rate monitor is the perfect companion.
Probably the most accurate pedometer, the Speedbox works with the heart rate monitor (supplied) to provide a wealth of information about your walking or running training.
Simply attach the Speedbox to your shoe and a wireless network is created feeding ultra-precise distance covered, actual speed and calculated target speed data to your heart rate monitor.
Even strong heel to toe movements will not disrupt the readings, and the Speedbox is waterproof – so you don't need to worry about running through puddles!
The heart rate monitor included in this package has all the functionality you'd expect from a HRM, with the added speed and distance bonus info transmitted by the Speedbox running pedometer. More like a watch in design it's extremely lightweight with a brushed chrome face and high quality wristband.
ECG heart rate measurement together with the Speedbox data means you can set training targets and see your calories and fat burned from your training session – a great motivator!
There are also minimum and maximum training range and maximum heart rate settings, average heart rate display and personal fitness test. The Beurer PM70 has time, date, stopwatch and alarm functions. It even comes with a bike clip – making it easy to view your progress if you fancy a change and try cycling instead of running.
Supplied in a sturdy zip up case and includes a PC USB clip, so you can transfer your data to…
Your individual personal trainer – Top Up Your Life is the software supplied with this innovative running training package. Easy to operate, simply clip your heart rate monitor to the USB lead and plug into your PC to transfer all the data from your training session. Information for up to 10 training sessions can be retrospectively transferred.
Top Up Your Life software gives you an array of analysis of your fitness and progress in various graphical displays – perfect for serious performance tracking, weight management or just to keep track of your progress.
See on the screen your heart rate and training readings, calculated targets and performance over time.
Speedbox HRM and Pedometer – £154.99
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Outdoor Notes: Vilsack Talks Pheasant
Posted: 02/12/2013
Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack is the keynote speaker this weekend at the National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic in Minneapolis. His appearance comes as the national non-profit organization works to address tremendous loss of grassland habitat in the last few years and with prospects for the next Farm Bill still up in the air. More information is available at
The walleye season at Iowa's Great Lakes closes Feb. 15, and reopens at 12 a.m., May 4. Walleyes caught during the closed season at East Okoboji, West Okoboji and Big Spirit lakes must be immediately released unharmed.
Memorial Day weekend is closer than you think. Campsite reservations for the popular holiday begin Feb. 24, for a May 24 arrival. Campsites can be viewed and reserved online at
. Iowa's state parks hosted nearly 710,000 camper nights in 2012, and if the weather cooperates, 2013 could be equally busy.
The deadline to remove permanent ice fishing shelters from state owned land and water is Feb. 20, or ice melt, whichever comes first. Shelter owners are encouraged to not wait until the last minute to remove their structures, to avoid deteriorating ice conditions.
The 16th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count will be held Feb. 15-18, and anyone can participate. Simply watch birds at your feeders, or any location you wish, count the number of birds for each species you see in 15 minutes and report the results on online at
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Looking for hunting opportunities? Iowa's crow season is open until March 31. The special conservation order to hunt white and blue phase snow geese and Ross' geese is open until April 15 statewide. There are additional regulations that apply. Trapping season for beavers is open until April 15. Coyote hunting has a continuous open season.
Hunter education classes are being held across the state ahead of the spring turkey season. To find a class, go to
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Ice in central Iowa is becoming unpredictable after a series of temperature swings from mild to cold and back to mild, wind and rain. If going out, use extra caution and test the ice often. Bring safety equipment – 50 feet of rope, a throwable floatation device and ice picks.
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Beta tests for new software releases aren't anything new for Android phones or tablets - they're often referred to as "soak tests," especially when manufacturers and carriers are involved. According to an anonymous tipster, Motorola is instituting a new confidential test program, giving at least some users access to much earlier updated builds for Android phones. Our source says that he or she was invited to test out a KitKat 4.4.2 build for the DROID RAZR M.
Despite the excitement of the newly-announced sequels, Star Wars remains one of the most stale and stubbornly unchanging franchises in science fiction. So clearly what Star Wars needs to get people excited again is... a mobile trading card game.
The new game comes from LucasArts and... hey, wait a minute, don't we already have a Star Wars card game on Android? Indeed, Konami released Star Wars Force Collection, a shameless rip-off of other free-to-play card games, back in September.
Ever since Google launched the ability for developers to offer public beta testing directly through the Play Store, we've seen quite a few devs take this route and offer the hottest thing off the press for users to try out. The latest high-profiler to take advantage of this system is IMDb, which recently launched its first beta app through its Google+ Community.
It doesn't appear that there's a lot of new features packed under the hood of the first beta release, likely because the company is still working towards getting the community set up before launching anything game-changing.
Twitter has been steadily tweaking their beta release channel for the Android app, and the latest update removes one of the most poorly-received features from the last beta version. The translucent tri-button array at the bottom of the screen (post a photo from storage, take a photo, or a simple textual tweet) has been removed, and is now replaced with a single, consolidated button.
New on the left, old on the right.
A number of social apps have turned to the Play Store to manage their betas. We've already seen Facebook and Snapchat launch official beta versions to anyone who signs up for the privilege, and now Twitter is doing the same. If you've signed up for either of the other programs, the routine should feel pretty familiar. The experimental build will replace the current Twitter app on your phone, unlike the Chrome beta that can exist side-by-side with the stable release.
Snapchat is now the latest prominent app to start using the Play Store beta testing mechanism to get new features in front of users sooner, something we've also seen from Facebook. If you haven't already heard of Snapchat, think of it as a service that could have saved Anthony Weiner a great deal of headache. Users use it to send photos, videos, and text messages that automatically delete from the recipient's device and the server after a set amount of time.
When it comes to mobile security, we readily recommend Avast's option. Not only does it offer fantastic malware protection, but the built-in Anti-Theft is one of the best tools you can have installed should your device ever get lost or stolen. Today, the company is taking advantage of Google+ Community beta testing with Mobile Security, Anti-Theft, and a new product called Backup.
The beta testing period will only last for a week, during which time the company is inviting advanced users to give this new trio a shot and provide feedback before they become available to everyone.
Ever since Chameleon Launcher was released, users have been wanting to see a version designed for phones. Looks like that time is finally coming, as the Chameleon dev team has posted a call for 25 alpha/beta testers for the new project, requesting that they have specific phone models to test on:
HTC One X+
HTC One X
Samsung Galaxy Note® II
Samsung Galaxy Note™
Samsung Galaxy S3
Nexus 4
Galaxy Nexus
DROID DNA By HTC
It's pretty clear that they want to get this thing running on the current top dogs as quickly as possible - if you think you can provide valuable, well thought-out feedback, head to the source link to find out how to get in on the action.


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Dr. Troy J. Malcom graduated from the Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2001. He works in Longmont, CO and specializes in Urological Surgery. Dr. Malcom is affiliated with Longmont United Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 14 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Graduation Date: 2001
Hospital Affiliations: Longmont United Hospital
Specialties: Urological Surgery


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About pseudonyms, submissions, audio books and writing in English as a second language
Q: I'm publishing a book of rebuses. Should I use a pen name or my own name? I know some authors use another name when they switch genres, so readers don't become confused. Your thoughts are appreciated.
A: I love to hear when writers of one style turn to another, as in the case of your writing word puzzles. The switch to a totally different genre does sometimes trigger the wish for a pseudonym, but the choice is yours.
What's confusing to readers? They can tell the difference between a work of fiction and nonfiction. They're not dumb. Even if you wrote in various fiction genres, such as romance, thriller, mystery, and science fiction, each book cover explains what the book is about. How would it bewilder readers?
Personally I love my name, and the only reason I would use a pseudonym is if I were to write something in which I took no pride. Omar Sharif did not change his name when he shifted from acting to screenwriting to writing about bridge; he played off his popularity (excuse my pun).
At a book signing once I sat beside a fellow author who admitted she wrote in so many genres and had so many pseudonyms that she sometimes forgot who she was supposed to be on a particular day at a specific event. Gatherings of authors became a nightmare to her, because of her various names. At general book signings where authors were invited as a group, she brought five or six books with various pseudonyms, and no one knew who she was.
No rule applies to using pseudonyms. The choice is a personal one. Before you decide to use a pseudonym, though, think of the pros and cons. The only pro I see is that it gives authors anonymity, if necessary. The cons are too numerous to appeal to me. In the end, unless you self publish, your publisher may decide whether you should use a pen name.
Q: I am writing a collection of humorous personal experiences. I need advice on how to submit. Do I submit one or two chapters or more?
A: The answer depends on the publisher's guidelines. After you have researched which publishers handle your type of book, go to the publisher's Web site or check Writer's Market or Literary Market Place at the library or go to http://www.writersmarket.com to find the publishers' guidelines. You may also have to write a book proposal for some publishers. Before you attempt to write a book proposal, read a good book on how to write one. I used Michael Larsen's book, simply called "How to Write a Book Proposal."
Q: I want to create audio books. Is it better to use tape, or should I go to CD?
A: As I understand it, tape is quickly being phased out. Some tape manufacturers have withdrawn from the market. The answer is to buy a digital recorder (Sony makes a model for under $100 that's about the size of a small cell phone), record on it, download it to your computer, and create a master CD, from which you can make your own copies or you can have a recording studio make duplicates and print the label directly onto the CD for you. You may have to learn new software, but I did it, and I'm low tech. It's worth the trouble if you produce audio books or, as I do, audio seminars. Compact disks are the recording medium for the 2000s, so go with the flow.
Q: I have recently written a novel in Farsi, and I have translated the first seventeen pages to English. The story line has been of interest to some publishers and agents in the US and UK, but I could not get them to commit to it. I am willing to rewrite the whole book, and I would like to know how you can assist with it as a book doctor.
A: I assist in the editing phase, after the book is as polished as you can make it in English. I have worked on quite a few books that were translated from Farsi into English. I have not seen your manuscript, but the others required a great deal of work when it came to word choices, creativity and sentence structure.
Perhaps Farsi uses quite a few gerunds (words ending in -ing), but contemporary publishers prefer authors to avoid them, because they rely on passive verbs (such as forms of "to be") instead of active verbs. For example, instead of "She was planning a trip to Florida," publishers prefer "She planned a trip to Florida."
Those who speak Farsi also tend to learn British English, which is more elevated than American English, and contemporary publishers expect the writing to be at about a sixth-grade level, not college level, as British tends to be. British spelling and the use of British terms such as amidst, amongst and towards, is also discouraged.
When I work with manuscripts translated from Farsi, I not only repair technical errors, but I also point out places where the author needs to use a less-formal word or more active verb. In a separate report, I address all the elements, such as plot, organization, characterization, etc., in fiction and nonfiction. For more information, see the Editing Request Form on my Web site (http://www.zebraeditor.com).
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Just simply not practical for an everyday bronzer. It does not look natural whatsoever and makes you look like you put glitter on your face. it's shiny and very cheap looking on. it may be nice for going out where you are in a dim lit place and don't mind a little shimmer. but honestly i would not recommend at all.
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I do like this bronzer, and will probably try to finish it up or end up swapping it before I run out. I can't imagine running out before the apocalypse. It is not as fantastic as NARS Laguna, but it is pretty good on my NC25 skin. If you use a light hand, it is not orange or sparkly. Of course, NOTHING will ever beat L'Oreal HIP bronzer. I put "no" that I would not repurchase, because I would choose Laguna over this.
While I love cargo and feel bad giving a bad review, this bronzer wasnt good for me. Too bronze, like a metallic finish. Otherise if you like the color, all else was great.
Update: Weirdly love this when applied with a light hand using a fan brush. I think using too much was giving it a metallic, Tin Man look. I've got it down now and when done right gives the perfect bronzy glow. Paired with Lorac's Flaunt, a cool-toned hot pink blush, I look like I spent the day frolicking in the sun.
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I am NC45 MAC Prolong Wear for reference.
This did not work as a bronzer for me because of all the medium size shimmer and it's oragney, but I love to layer it over blush. It gives me a healthy glow I just have to be light handed with it. I'm so glad I didn't toss this out when I was cleaning out my stash.
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This bronzer is great. I'm not that tan, so most other products I've tried make my skin look too ruddy unless I apply it *extra* carefully. But this bronzer adds just the right amount of warmth and shimmer. I use my big MAC powder brush and sweep it all over my face after applying tinted moisturizer. It's more expensive that drugstore brands (mine was $28 from the Canadian site ebeauty.ca) but you don't need to cake it on, so it lasts for a long time. It's worth it for me when I think about all the half-used bronzers I have lying around.
Love this bronzer probably close to HG for me but I hate the packaging (as with most of the Cargo products) it doesn't travel well and it will crack. Other than that I love the way it makes my skin glow, not orange looking, will purchase again.
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Wow! Is what first came to mind when I put this on. I had read reviews on MUA on this bronzer, but when I went to swatch it in the shop I thought it seemed quite light-coloured (I was scared it wouldn't show up on my skin) and VERY shimmery.
BUT when I got home and put it on my face, it looked soo natural, and the gold flecks in it are very subtle and only noticeable if you look up close. I would say this is a subtle bronzer, but it definitely warms up your face and gives you a fresh-off-the-beach glow and makes a difference to your skintone! It is also very buildable, and quite pigmented.
I'm not a big fan of the packaging - detachable lid, no mirror. And when you open the can I think it looks like you get a lot more product than you do get, because they must sit the pan about halfway up the tin. I compared it to my Rimmel Natural Bronzer and they are about the same size in diameter, and it looks like the Cargo goes deeper, but if you compare the weights - the Rimmel is 14g, and the Cargo is only 8.9g. So I feel a tiny bit cheated by that. Nevertheless, I don't think this is an overly exorbitant price to pay for a bronzer ($26 CAD + tax).
I also love that it's made in Canada so I can finally buy something that is cheaper here than in the US!
Overall very satisfied with my purchase - I'm thinking of going to buy the matte version too!
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this is my favorite bronzer. i have pretty light skin, and everything else turns my face orange. (Although i think Cargo just makes really good bronzers to begin with.) even the Too Faced bronzer made me look orange. the MAC bronzer is okay but still makes my skin look a little bit dirty looking or even a tad orange-ish. This Cargo one is just right. I will continue to buy it.
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This is a pretty decent bronzer, perhaps for cooler tones it wouldn't work because it definitely has a more coppery tone to it. I really like the tin, Cargo definitely has some of the most practical packaging on the old blushes and bronzers, its neat looking and doesn't get broken or scratched. Its a lot of bronzer for the price, so I think the price is worth how much product you get, it's not my favorite, but it works :)


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August 18, 2013 will mark the two year anniversary of Jane's passing. I miss her terribly, as I know you all do. I have heard so many great stories and heartfelt sentiments about Jane over the past two years from so many of you. She would be so happy to know she affected so many. I am finally settling in to my new life balanced between kids, a day job and Green Valley Rug Hooking. Thanks for all your support during this transition. I am looking forward to the ATHA Biennial in Long Beach, CA, next month, where I take over as Secretary for Kris Miller! I am excited for this opportunity and thank those who voted for me. I also just got my teachers accreditation from the McGown Guild in June. I have had the opportunity to teach in some wonderful places with great folks this year and thank all those for asking me to come teach. From Albuquerque to Cambria and Yosemite to Santa Cruz, the west is full of talented hookers!
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