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REDUCED. See pic's. These are Double Run ( two 8 feet pair terminanted with WBT locking connectors) , ProAc design this cables for use it as testing and internal wiring in ProAc speakers. Paypal add 3%. Shipping and insurance to US and Canada for $30 flat rate.
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Heroes of Might & Magic III HD Edition Comes to iPad
Ubisoft's Heroes of Might & Magic III HD Edition has arrived in the App Store for iPad. The 15-year-old game has had a full HD revamp, complete with wide-screen display, and features seven campaign scenarios and 48 skirmish maps, plus a local multiplayer mode and a map editor.
And as you'd expect, the iPad version has been fully updated with intuitive touch controls.
The new version of this classic game has been developed b y retro games specialists DotEmu, which has ensured that the revamp stays faithful to the roots of the original game.
"Community is at the core of the Might & Magic series, and we wanted to thank their everlasting support by bringing back the epic tale of Queen Catherine Ironfist", said Erwan le Breton, Might & Magic creative director. "We wanted to keep the... -
Microsoft Launches Outlook as a Free App on iPad and iPhone
AppleInsider reports today that Microsoft has today released an Outlook client for iPad and iPhone. The free-to-download, 22.5-megabyte app works with Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Outlook.com, iCloud, Gmail, and Yahoo Mail.
The app gives you a unified view of your email calendar, contacts, and attachments, and automatically surfaces your most important messages from all your email accounts. You can then swipe to delete, archive, or schedule messages that you want to save looking at until later.
The easy view of Calendar lets you share available times and schedule times for meetings. You can attach files to Calendar from email, OneDrive, or Dropbox.
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Apple Spent Nearly $2B on R&D in Q1 of 2015, Increase of More than 40% Over the Year-Ago Figure
As it was revealed in its 10-K filing, Apple has disclosed that it has spent nearly $2 billion on research and development in the first fiscal quarter of 2015. This represents an increase of more than 40 percent over the year-ago figure.
The amount the Cupertino-based company spent in this last quarter is $215 million more than what Apple spent in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014 and $565 million more than the expense in the first quarter of the last year.
Apple's most recent 10-K filing says the gain in R&D spending is caused by "an increase in headcount and related expenses, including share-based compensation costs, and machinery and equipment to support expanded R&D activities."
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iPad Sales Saw Steep YoY Decline for Q1 2015, but CEO Tim Cook is Optimistic about Upcoming Products
Apple has managed to break a new record when it comes to iPhone sales and revenue coming from app purchases. However, on account of the global tablet market decreas, iPad shipments too have continued their decline.
For the quarter ending in December, iPad shipments accounted for 21.4 million units, which is down 18 percent from just over 26 million sold during the same period in 2014. Apple has seen a 22 percent decrease in year-over-year revenue, as iPad sales brought in about $9 billion this year, compared to 2014's $11.5 billion numbers.
However, despite the decrease in sales, Tim Cook seems to be confident on future iterations of Apple's tablet lineup, which may or may not bee seen as a hint for the iPad Pro launch. He said:
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Microsoft has updated its OneDrive app for iPhone and iPad users with new photo features, the ability to sign in with both personal and business accounts, integration with password managers, search that uses text recognition, and much more.
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Improved design
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View your photos by tags (like "plant," "building," or "animal") created using object recognition
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Apple Pay Extends to 200,000 Vending Machines, Kiosks, Paid Parking and More
USA Technologies is a leading company of wireless, cashless payment and M2M/IoT solutions for small-ticket and self-serve retailing industries.
The company has now announced a nationwide rollout of new acceptance points for Apple Pay, bringing support to around 200,000 of self-serve payment terminals that its customers use, such as coffee brewers, vending machines, kiosks, laundry equipment and pay parking terminals.
Stephen P. Herbert, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of USA Technologies, said the following:
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Amazing: Apple Has Sold 1 Billion iOS Devices so Far
We were just telling you that Apple has had the most profitable quarter in the history of any company and now it's time to speak about another amazing record.
During Apple's Q1 earnings call with investors, CEO Tim Cook announced that the company sold its billionth iOS device back in November.
He said that the billionth device was a 64GB iPhone 6 Plus and that Apple is going to keep it at its headquarters in honor of the milestone.
The news comes as Apple has sold a new record of iPhones and it has witnessed an all-time high revenue coming from app sales.
Google said it activated more than 1 billion Android devices back in September of 2013, but what Apple has managed to achieve on its own is indeed something absolutely incredible.
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Apple Breaks Record of The Most Profitable Quarter of Any Company Ever: $18.04B in Profit
Apple is an amazing company and it's also one of the best in the world at making money. And the most conclusive proof to that are the disclosed financial results for its fiscal 2015 first quarter which ended December 27, 2014.
Apple posted record quarterly revenue of $74.6 billion and record quarterly net profit of $18 billion. In the year-ago quarter, Apple had a revenue of $57.6 billion and a net profit of $13.1 billion. So, as we can see, the company increased its profits by almost 5 billion dollars.
And, as it turns out, this wasn't just Apple's best quarter yet, but also the biggest in history of any company. The previous record belonged to Russia's Gazprom natural gas extractor company, at $16.2 billion in a quarter.
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Tim Cook Reveals Apple Watch Will Arrive in April!
Apple fans need to keep an eye out in April. Tim Cook just revealed that the Apple Watch will launch sometime during that month. Cook revealed this info during Apple's conference call for their Q1 2015 financial earnings report.
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Apple Rolls Out iOS 8.1.3 with Bug Fixes & Storage Size Requirement Reduction for Updates
Apple mobile device owners may be pleased to see a new update rolling out to their devices sometime soon starting today. Apple just started pushing out a new OTA update of iOS which is version 8.1.3. The update is relatively minor, but for those affected by the minor bugs, it should be appreciated.
Here's a quick breakdown of what is fixed or added:
Fixed an issue which prevented some users from entering their Apple ID passwords for Messages and FaceTime
Fixed a bug that caused Spotlight to stop displaying app results
Fixed a problem that prevented multitasking gestures from working on the iPad
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Chuck Colson, founder of both the Prison Fellowship and the Colson Center for Christian Worldview — who last wrote for National Review Online on religious freedom less than a month ago — died on April 21 at the age of 80. Friends and colleagues remember him.
Charles Colson's 35-year career as an unabashed Christian and evangelizer to prisoners won my profound respect. He combined compassion for the incarcerated with a refreshing lack of sentimentality, and he refused to blame "society" for the self-destructive habits that landed criminals behind bars. Colson also had to take a lot of guff from the mainstream media over his supposedly opportunistic conversion in 1973, and he bore that with admirable patience and charity.
But do you know what I loved about Charles Colson? His "Watergate" career! First of all, there is no evidence beyond speculation that Colson had anything to do with the Watergate burglary. His 1974 conviction, yielding seven months in prison, actually stemmed from a plan he (or somebody close to him) supposedly hatched in 1971 to break into the offices of the psychiatrist of that sanctimonious quasi-traitor Daniel Ellsberg, who endangered national security by leaking the Pentagon Papers, presumably on the ground that America was evil for getting into the Vietnam War. The horror! Revealing to the world the contents of Ellsberg's Freudian mumblings on the couch to his overpriced shrink.
At any rate, he paid for his sins fully, and he devoted the rest of his life to making amends by touching the lives of other sinners. I can't help but hope that God, who also has little patience for the holier-than-thou, will remember what he said to another sinner, "Today shalt thou be with me in paradise."
— Charlotte Allen is the author of The Human Christ: The Search for the Historical Jesus.
It may not be possible to count the ways mean-spirited liberals hated Chuck Colson. His muscular Christianity was one. His fortitude on behalf of "the least of these" made him a true servant-leader. He used his strength and conviction to speak out and work in behalf of the weak and defenseless outside prison and the stunted souls inside prison.
When there was a human-rights crisis in the U.S. or in some immiserated place around the world, from genocide in Darfur to sexual trafficking, he was often the first person I would hear from. During the George W. Bush years, he would call around and get us to the White House in behalf of the long-suffering. His manliness, his Marine training, was ever present. He would take command.
One funny, yet revealing story: Chuck and I and our wives, Patty and Elayne, were on a boat along with two other couples, Michael and Karen Novak and Rich and Helen DeVos. The DeVoses were hosting us: four Protestants and four Catholics in all. Rich commented how blessed we all were and how joyful we should be that we were all believers in Christ and, therefore, were all saved souls. Novak and I (from the Catholic contingent) were not so sure. We said we wouldn't know we were saved until it was all over. One final, mortal sin could still do us in.
Chuck roared with laughter and teased us about our stubbornness, but complimented us on our steadfastness. It was a lively and spirited theological debate, something he loved dearly and excelled in uniquely.
He literally transformed some of my best friends' lives. He influenced me in many ways, perhaps most of all in getting me to rethink my incessant "tough on crime, tough on prisoners" doctrine.
Chuck reminded us through his actions of the centrality of redemption, forgiveness, and grace in our faith. He did it patiently and humbly, never looking for moral one-upmanship. And it is for us, now, his friends and colleagues, to pick up where he left off.
Who takes his place? I'm not sure anyone does.
— William J. Bennett is host of Morning in America, Washington fellow at the Claremont Institute, and author of The Book of Man.


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A report in Sunday's edition of the the Daily Mail states:
"Anfield keeper Pepe Reina is keen on a move back to Spain this summer [and] Liverpool are looking at Wigan goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi as a cheaper alternative to Stoke's £15million Asmir Begovic"
Liverpool were linked with £7m-rated Al Habsi several times in 2012, but in a November interview with the Wigan Evening Post, the Omani International emphatically underlined his commitment to Wigan. He said:
"I heard about what was said at the weekend [about LFC's interest] but that kind of thing is not of any importance to me. I am very, very happy at Wigan. I am doing well, and my confidence is very high"
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez admitted that the rumours linking Al Habsi with a move to Anfield were 'a compliment' to the club, but he ultimately dismissed reports of a move to Anfield. He told ESPN:
"I don't think there is any truth behind it [the LFC rumours]. He [Al Habsi] is on a long-term contract and is an important player for us. He has been impressive, and is reaching good levels, but he has a long way to go"
In an interview last week Juan Carlos Unzue - who spent eight years at Barca's goalkeeping coach before leaving in 2012 - confirmed that Barcelona have watched £15m-rated Reina. He said:
"It is difficult to follow Valdes, but also a nice challenge. Vicente Guaita, Maarten Stekelenburg, Jose Reina are all all interesting names we have watched."
Of all the goalkeepers linked with Anfield recently, Al Habsi is arguably the most realistic and cost-effective option, and if Wigan end up going down this season, I seriously doubt he would reject a transfer back to the Premier League.
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Dr.BDH commented on the blog post On The Amazon, The Pax Vobiscum Bite
I see he's keeping Fred Hiatt, so there will be war-cheering and granny starving.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Yesterday's News Is Today's Attention Whore
Without knowing much about about tweets, I thought while reading this, "What if 'CC' is just the common appreviation for 'copy to others'? Does AP have a Tweeter-er named "Ibid" or "Op cit"?
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post But There Were Planes To Catch And Bills To Pay
Are those kids rolling doobies in that conversation pit? Looks like it to me. Pretty soon one of them will pick up that Spanish guitar and sing "Puff, the Magic Dragon."
Those were the days.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Atlas Shanked
Golf. I have Scottish forebears, who might have, when they weren't starving might have knocked a ball around the moors. The grandfather fought on the battleship Arizona in the first war and tried to reenlist for the second. Golf for him was on public courses in C'scago. If he had any thoughts about Mickelson, it would've been, "Here's a nickle I've pulled out of my grandson's ear, FUCK YOU you worthless piece of shit."
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Five Finger Discount, Six Figure Pout
Investment income of $35,000 requires an investment of $350,000 if one earns a 10% return, which is unheard of these days, unless you're "investing" in narcotics transactions. A more realistic 4% return requires $875,000. I guess the single mom's late husband carried a lot of life insurance.
That doesn't explain the single woman, whose $25,000 investment income, at 4%, means she's socked away $625,000. That might be realistic for a single woman in her late 50′s.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Elizabeth Warren Is Already Selling Out The Hippies
Well, she's already scared off Jim DeMint, so that's a good start.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post A Dearth Of Drama, A Paucity Of Posts
Don't be so modest. You also side-lined St. Tebow with that elbow to the ribs.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post There Will Be Teblood: Is That A Dolphin Nose Or Are You Just Happy To See Me?
Here in our little corner of Ryandia, we have a news reader who hails from Florida and loves her Tebow. So funny to watch her face as the sports and weather guys wax on about Aaron Rodgers. BTW Rodgers and Braun did a fund raiser fir the latest NRA/Scalia perversion of the 2nd amendment in Brookfield, WI, where they own a restaurant. Good guys, without the Jebus-kneeling (but maybe 'roids?)
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Let's Get Drunk With Ann Romney – The Drinkening
She's going to humanize Mitt? Sorry, but Chris Christy already gave away the game: everyone is going to have to suffer a little. Those who have gained a lot will suffer a little. Those who have lost everything will suffer a lot. The Big Boy can't keep his mouth shut: the blind, the disabled, the old and the poor? – you get to suffer some more.
Oh, and the Ginormous One thinks Romney maybe shouldn't have drifted over into birther land.
Ann could offer a lifetime supply of Xanax to every citizen and she couldn't undo what the Governor of Bacon unleashed this morning.
That undoing, of course, will be up to the Democrats. Fumble this one, guys, and you're going back to reserves.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Feel The Mittmentum: The Ryaning
A bunch of baby strollers. Empty baby strollers. Damn it, this means something…
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Mansions On The Hill
I concur, definitely bullshit. My dad struggled through the Depression, improved his lot over that of his parents, and became as conservative as any Republican of the 50′s and 60′s. He would drive us around town, pointing out the big houses with the fancy cars. But unlike the fantasy dads Preibus and Rubio, what he said was, "See that house? They don't own that. The bank owns it. They're one paycheck away from being out on the street. That Cadillac, they don't own that, the bank does. Miss a payment and they'll be walking." Along came the recession in the early 70′s and bingo, those houses were on the market. The deli went out of business because those folks didn't pay off the big tabs they'd run up.
Real conservatives don't love people with big houses and fancy cars. They love savers, who shun credit and pay cash, who own the stuff they use. And they know how hard it is to make enough to afford the trappings of today's wealthy without cheating.
Tea Party Republicans aren't conservatives. They're uninformed, scared, and angry. And easily led around by their prejudices.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post The Mergers & Acquisitions Man
Judith Crist died? Now I'll never know what to think of "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Not Waving But Drowning
And I love the idea of Presidential Candidate Boudou. Drifting away from the party that hated him, then loved him, then left him adrift.
If I were Mitt Romney, I would right now buy a ranch in Montana and retire there with Rafalca. Spend my time sending hate notes clipped out of supermarket shoppers to Harry Reid
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Not Waving But Drowning
Gov. 38% might want to ask her fellow South Carolinians (Stephen Colbert, represent!) what more they were expecting other than dust and deflated balloons. And yes, balloons of straw. C'mon kids, get in line for the 2012 Republican Party favors!
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Luke Russert Only Wants To Guard Your Dreams And Visions, Baby
"Health Shuler," is that like an Orthodox Jewish medical professor?
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post John McCain Confesses That He Has Been Senile For Years
Figures he hopes Willard proves no white man can beat that Kenya Musselman, that is.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post John McCain Confesses That He Has Been Senile For Years
So, Johnny's rooting for Michelle Bachman VP 2012. Figures.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Had I Known It Was So Important, I Would Have Done It
Read both articles. The comments at The Wall Street Journal are cesspool worthy, for sure. Take sanitizer along if you go there. It's like all the Little Green Footballers of 5 years ago, and today, Freepers, decided to sign on.
But the Daily Mail on-line, there's a real class act. Hard-hitting political bedwetting alongside cheesecake photos. Better take brainwash along with sanitizer when you go.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post Seasons Change And So Did I, You Need Not Wonder Why
I can only conclude that these guys got the date of April Fools Day wrong.
Dr.BDH commented on the blog post More Good News For John McCain
I'm a doctor and if Fat Tony and the Mob kill ACA, I would personally and professionally be better off moving to Canada.
Killing ACA will never lead to single payer. Keeping ACA alive could eventually lead to single payer when we got tired of wasting money on insurance middle-men. But kill ACA and here's what Fat Tony will bequeath us:
More of the same. Can't afford your health care bills? Don't incur them, or if you do, don't pay them, and if you don't pay them, declared bankruptcy. And on the upside, if you're rich and famous and 71, some dead person will give you the heart you never had.
The ACA was a seriously compromised bill, but if the corporate shoe-licking Roberts court can't uphold it for the sake of all those insurance company personnel who suck up health care dollars without providing any actual health care, then surely the Supreme Court is a wholly subsidiary of the Koch Brothers.
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Dr. Shinn worked as a general manager and then entrepreneur in Silicon Valley, first at Advanced Micro Devices, a Sunnyvale, California-based integrated circuit producer, and then at Dialogic, a Parsippany, New Jersey-based software firm, which he co-founded. In the public sector, after posts in the U.S. Department of State, he served as the National Intelligence Officer for East Asia at the Central Intelligence Agency. He was Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asia at the Pentagon from 2006 – 2008, where his area of policy responsibility ranged from Herat to Honolulu and included, notably, the War in Afghanistan.
Dr. Shinn currently serves on the advisory boards of CQS, a London-based hedge fund; Kenshō Financial, a Cambridge-based data analytics firm; and Predata, a New York-based digital signal processing start-up. He has a BA from Princeton, MBA from Harvard, and a PhD from Princeton.


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UPDATED 11:03 PM CST Mar 03, 2014Video TranscriptOMAHA CENTRAL...ON THE ROAD TO A 5th STRAIGHT TITLE... HOSTING OMAHA NORTHWEST IN THE DISTRICT FINAL TODAY.--- EAGLES FLYING HIGH EARLY ON... XZAVION TURNBO HITS JUMPER, CAPS 23-3 RUN TO START GAME TRE'SHAWN THURMAN THROWS DOWN A DUNK, CENTRAL WINS 55-42. SLDJF (we're not going to come here, come out and let another team cut down our nets, this is our school, we're going to come out play our hardest for our last game, for our seniors.)(I don't know that they're worried about what happened last year or the year before but they want to win one, we got nine seniors on this roster and I know they'd like to finish their senior year with a championship.) OMAHA WESTSIDE HASN'T BEEN TO STATE IN 7 YEARS... HOSTING PAPILLION-LA VISTA.--- SLDJF NUMBER-ONE OMAHA BENSON HOSTING NORTH PLATTE TODAY... THE BULLDOGS JUST 1-AND-6 AGAINST METRO TEAMS COMING IN. --- 3rd QUARTER, NORTH PLATTE HANGING TOUGH... KHYRI THOMAS GETS HIS OWN MISS AND PUTS IT BACK IN. --- THEN, FOURTH QUARTER... TYREE PETER HELPING THE BUNNIES PULL AWAY. HITS THE FLOATER. AND BENSON REMAINS UNBEATEN AGAINST TEAMS OUTSIDE OF THE METRO...THEY'LL LIKELY BE THE TOP SEED HEADING INTO THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS NEXT WEEK. (you celebrate the moment, then you prepare for next week. The ultimate goal like everyone at this point is the state championship.)(it's not our destination but its on our way, its on our way, were not happy or satisfied yet.) OMAHA SOUTH AND CREIGHTON PREP SPLIT THE REGULAR SEASON SERIES... RUBBER MATCH TONIGHT. --- SLDJF ( "DEFENSE. THAT'S OUR M.O...IT'S THAT WE DEFENCE AND GET AFTER PEOPLE. ALL THE GAMES ARE TOUGH. WE'LL JUST TAKE THEM ONE AT A TIME. AND HOPEFULLY, WE ARE THE LAST ONE STANDING." ) FREMONT HASN'T BEEN TO STATE IN 15 YEARS... VISITING NUMBER-SIX BELLEVUE WEST. --- FIRST QUARTER, TIGERS HOT EARLY. MITCHELL HAHN WITH THE FADEAWAY...HE HAD 22 FOR THE GAME ... FREMONT UP 15-8.--- SECOND QUARTER...NICE KICK TO THE CORNER FOR BRADLEY CLUFF... HITS THE THREE-BALL AND WE'RE TIED AT 17-APIECE. TIGHT ALL THE WAY THROUGH... BUT THE THUNDERBIRDS END A 5-YEAR DROUGHT AT STATE... 51-46. A PAIR OF UNDERDOGS FACING OFF ... LINCOLN NORTHEAST AND MILLARD WEST, BOTH UNDER 500 ON THE SEASON. --- END OF THE FIRST HALF... BEN KOSITZKE BEATS THE BUZZER WITH A JUMPER, WILDCATS DOWN 5 AT HALF. --- THEN END OF THE 3RD QUARTER, ITS KOSITZKE TO PHILLIP EHLY TO CUT THE DEFICIT TO TWO... BUT THAT'S WHERE IT STAYS... ROCKETS MOVE ON TO STATE... 38-36.
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Jonathan Hickman & Ryan Bodenheim Reunite For 'The Dying And The Dead' In January
I've been a fan of Jonathan Hickman's work at Image ever since he hit the ground running with The Nightly News, and the thing I tend to love most about those projects is how unrelentingly high-concept they are. There's always a new hook that I've never seen before, whether it's a satire about super-powered mutant apes or an ongoing series featuring real-life historical figures involved in truly ridiculous acts of mad science. As a result, if you tell me that Hickman and artist Ryan Bodenheim, who worked together on Red Mass For Mars, are doing a new series together called The Dying and the Dead, then my first question is "what's the high concept?"
And that's when I found out that they're referring to it as "Indiana Jones for old people," and I'm pretty much sold.


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15 Folly is bound up in the heart of a child: The rod of discipline drives it far from him. | 15 Folly is bound up in the heart of a child, but the rod of discipline will drive it far from him. |
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text: I have never been a sweaty person per se... but that has changed. Having my kiddos and going to the gym and working out sure makes me a .. err... sweaty. What deoderant(s) do you all use? Do they work to curb the sweat, or make you smell pretty or do you just live with sweaty yucky pits until you can shower afterwards. Please shgare... I don't want stinky sweaty pits... yuck-o. I want to smell pretty. :D


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Thanks to the administrators of GW for the new features lately. Email updates of additions to threads started by others is a phenomenal improvement, and has been much requested over the years.
Could someone PLEASE tweak it a bit to accommodate that? (Or at least offer a link to the particular forum page, as the notices to one's own threads always have?) |
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It sounds like a computer or browser issue. The threads are turning colors just fine for me. I'd suggest you post at the link below, and telling then what browser you are using along with the version. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Computer Help forum
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 7:20
In the other thread you said you read the responses in your email. Have you tried clicking the link to the thread, then visiting the forum page? I'm using FF 13.0.1 |
Have you tried clicking the link to the thread, then visiting the forum page? OOps...I misunderstood before. My guess is that it won't change color since it is being accessed via an email, just like it won't change color if the thread is accessed from 'favorites'. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 10:51
I haven't stored any threads so didn't know that, but yes, that's what I'm talking about. I don't know if it's possible for it to appear visited with this type of dynamic link, hence the request for a link in the email to the forum page as well as the link to the thread. |
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Do you complement a lady or compliment her? Did the recession effect or affect your finances?
The English language has many ways of giving us trouble. There are countless word pairs that only differ in a single letter, frustrating young and older spellers alike each time they unknowingly misspell a word.
A single letter is capable of entirely changing the meaning of a word, and therefore of what you're trying to communicate. If you're a student, that increases your chances of getting lower scores on assignments and exams. If you're a business professional who uses the internet to publish your company's communication, then mocking comments is the least of the problems you'll have after your error-filled content is published online.
Affect – Effect
Affect is a verb. It describes how a situation, person, or thing influences something else.
Effect, on the other hand, is a noun; it's the consequence or result of the act of affecting something.
Side effects are the end result of taking the wrong dose or medication. Affected is what you are after overdosing or taking the wrong medication.
Complement – Compliment
"That scarf perfectly complements your entire outfit. You look so stylish!"
"I got tons of compliments on my new haircut at the office, so even though I didn't like it at first, I'm starting to grow fond of it too!"
To complement (the word is a verb) is to make whole or supplement or improve something in a way that makes it more complete or better.
A compliment is a noun. It's the flattering words someone says to you or you say to them.
Confident – Confidant
Another tricky pair with a single letter's difference is the word duo confident and confidant.
Confident is an adjective that we use to describe a person who is sure of themselves and their strengths.
A confidant (the word is a noun) is someone you can share a secret with and be sure they will keep it secret. It usually means a close friend that can be trusted.
"I'm confident I will get that promotion – I've worked really hard and the results prove it."
"Now that his confidant is out of town, Marion is coming to Jane for advice and friendship."
Cite – Site
To cite (verb) is to mention or quote something someone else has said. A site is a physical place, a location. A digital site is a website – but you can cite the content that you find on it.
"He cited Martin L. King in his valedictorian speech, which provided a very moving moment."
"The archeological site of the Leaning Tower of Pisa welcomes thousands of tourists every day."
"The New York Times site was down this morning when I got online to check the news."
Tricky pairs like these are the reason why there are so many misspellings out there. Become aware of tricky words that only differ in a single letter, and you will avoid making embarrassing misspellings in both official and unofficial communication. Take a minute to study the word pairs fair/fare, four/for, and than/then and be sure to come up with sentences using them so that you can easily see and remember their different spelling and use.
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Unbiased Reviews by Real People
Those of you who regularly read my reviews may know that I am a real life Army wife. And as a real life Army wife, I didn't have high expectations when I saw that the Lifetime cable network had developed a new series called Army Wives. It's been my experience that Hollywood generally puts a spin on its interpretation of military life that isn't always accurate. Nevertheless, I was curious, so I tuned in and actually liked what I saw. I mean, the show is not entirely realistic and it does have a certain soap opera quality, but it's entertaining and somewhat based in reality. And then I heard that the show was actually based on Under the Sabers: The Unwritten Code of Army Wives (2006) a book by Tanya Biank, a real life Army wife whose husband currently works in the Pentagon. My copy of Biank's book is the retitled paperback edition, Army Wives: The Unwritten Code of Military Marriage. The new title is, I'm sure, a means of getting people who have watched the new Lifetime series to read Biank's book. However, those who do read this book should be aware that it's not a book version of the TV show. Biank's book is about four ordinary Army wives who found themselves in extraordinary situations that changed their lives. And yes, it's true that these women are the basis on which many of the characters of the TV show are based. For example, Biank writes of a woman who served as a surrogate mother of twins as a means of raising money for her family. Likewise, there's a character on the TV show who was a surrogate mother as well. The difference is, in Biank's book, the surrogacy is not the defining detail of the woman's story like it is on the television show. In fact, most of the storylines on the TV show are just aspects of lives of the the real life women Biank wrote about in her book. Biank's book is not really about a bunch of officers' and enlisted wives who become friends on an Army post, anyway. Back in the summer of 2002, Tanya Biank was a reporter working for the Fayettville Observer in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Fayetteville is where Fort Bragg, the Army's premier training institution for elite forces, is located. Delta Force, the Green Berets, and paratroopers all get their training in Fayetteville, a town that has a mixed reputation of being both genteel and crime infested. Over the course of six weeks during the summer of 2002, Fort Bragg found itself reeling in shock when four Bragg based soldiers killed their wives; two of the soldier subsequently committed suicide; a third committed suicide in jail, and an officer's wife was charged with murdering her husband. Naturally, this was news and Biank, being a military reporter, was in the thick of it. Ultimately, Biank's book is about the murders and suicides, as well as an officer's wife who became widowed when her husband went on a mission to Vietnam to look for missing soldiers from the Vietnam era. I found Biank's book very interesting. Her writing is engaging and compassionate, and the people she profiles in this book are certainly interesting subjects. I do want to warn people who might be tempted to buy this book that they may not get what they're expecting. I could definitely see which people in the book inspired the characters from the television show, but although I found the real life stories just as interesting as the fictionalized stories on Lifetime, I think trying to compare the two entities is like comparing apples to oranges. To me, this book seems to be less about what it means to be a Army wife and more about the shocking events at Fort Bragg during the summer of 2002. Army Wives: The Unwritten Code of Military Marriage is, in my opinion, a very readable and interesting book that sheds some light on what it's like to be married to the military. But to me, that aspect of the book is not the primary focus. Instead, Biank's book is about people whose lives were irrevocably changed by unnatural death. Readers should not expect stories about women bonding over wine or teaching each other how to kickbox as is depicted on the TV show. But those who do watch the show can expect to gain some insight into the show's characters by reading this book. Those who don't watch the show can just expect to be fascinated by a bizarre set of circumstances related to military life. Tanya Biank's Web site: www.tanyabiank.com


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What are some of the things you are looking forward to seeing from the XDS that the other models don't offer? What are some of the negatives you have heard or seen?
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to me its a swing and a huge miss. solely because of the capacity. if colt can manage to squeeze 7 into a small defender/newagent mag, and colt isnt big on new ideas, surely springfield could have spent a few more minutes in the think tank to do a 7+1... holds less than a revolver, total miss
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Me too on the low round count. But I wonder if the width of the slide and grip make it easier to conceal. I bought an XDm 3.8 Compact a couple months ago, so not in the market for a smaller gun. I am considering getting a full frame size 45 for home defense, but probably going with XDm 5.25 45acp. I like XD style and like SA customer service so far. Don't know what they were thinking in reducing the round count.
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Disagree. Holds 5+1 for 6 rounds. Just like a revolver. Pearce grip is making one round extensions for the mags, making it 6+1 for total of 7. The idea is for a very compact, easy to conceal firearm in .45acp. I ordered one today. For those complaining about round count, it's a matter of simple physics. You can only shrink the gun so far. They've got it about as small as it can possibly be. Can't wait to get it.
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I like the idea of a pocket pistol in .45 acp rather than the typical .380 And it can always be a back up gun to your normal carry gun. Sounds like a summertime swim trunks gun.
I think Springfield did a good job at getting a new model of the XD platform. Most 1911 have the same round capability. I will do some research and see what the buzz is all about. So far I'm interested on the XDS. Don't knock it unroll you try it.
It looks like it would be a nice C/C gun but we can't carry in Canada so I would sooner pick up a regular sized pistol for my shooting pleasure.
"Nina Myers: You're lying. Jack Bauer: Yes, I am. But you're still going to have to trust me." ("Day 1: 12:00am-1:00am")
Pretty good chance I'll plunk the money down and put one through its paces in the next few weeks. My dealer is calling me when they come in. 6 rounds in the gun, 5 more in a spare mag oughta give me a fighting chance of getting back to the XDm45 in my truck, lol.


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I received this recipe from a recipe exchange:
This may sound strange and it looks more like bean dip when it is done but it is ALWAYS a crowd pleaser and is very easy.
servings1 bowl
1 8-oz package cream cheese softened1 8-oz package toffee bits (like Heath)
3/4 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Stir all ingredients together and serve. Sometimes I put them on the stove (on very low heat) because the cream cheese can be hard to stir.Serve with small pretzel sticks and/or apple slices.


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Looks good to me too, great to see the first sketches/designs.
Profile is just fine. I'm sure you have an idea of thickness measurements along the blade. How then do we go at the tip?
How tall is it at the heel? Little extra height here would be nice
Once we figure that we are ADC ( awful damn close) I will crank out a rendering with dimensions.
Here are the specs on my rendition...
50mm high at the heel
250mm cutting edge
2.5mm spine at the bolster
1.5mm mid spine
.8mm 1 inch from the tip, give or take of course...
Sounds great. Not to thick ,not too thin. Good height and taper. You're not wasting any time Pierre.


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A fresh mix of pasta and spring vegetables . . .
1 lb. macaroni pasta
red bell pepper, chopped
1 small cucumber, chopped
1/2 c. toasted pecans or walnuts
1 c. grape tomatoes, halved
crumbled feta cheese
coarse sea salt
cracked black pepper
a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil
A few nights a week, I like to make a dish that highlights my latest farmer's market finds. Fresh spring cucumbers, bell peppers and grape tomatoes pair perfectly with pasta–it's a combination that is light and refreshing.


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Happening In The Present Southwestern Tank Top
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- Front printed chiffon tank
- Layering piece(s) sold separately
- Self: 100% Polyester. Contrast: 97% Rayon, 3% Polyester.
- Hand wash cold separately. Do not bleach. Line dry. Cool iron as needed.
- Made in United States.
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Looks better in person! This top is very pretty in person. There is different fabric on the front and back so you will need to layer. I have worn this through the summer and look forward to layering this with a cute jacket on into the fall. August 24, 2013
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Official Lego Builders travelled from Denmark to Hungary last week and succeeded in breaking the world record for the tallest ever tower of Lego.
A new monument to the middle of the world would be nearly 3 miles above sea level, twice as high as the current tallest building on the globe. Thanks to modern GPS, it will also stand just where it should.
Rich is on vacation, so Tom Merritt is sitting in as co-pilot of the show today. Will Tom's b-movie prophecy come true? Will fruit flies in space mutate into terrifying Jeff Goldblums and destroy us all?
On today's show, Tom Merritt fills in for Rich; Ashley and Tom discuss fruit flies in space, the amazing visual effects in 'Game of Thrones,' and the world's tallest water slide (which Ashley will never ride).
Standing 2,080 feet tall, the Tokyo Sky Tree is a new digital broadcast tower built on reclaimed land in the Japanese capital. Engineers are confident it won't topple in an earthquake.
Bryston's A3 tower speakers are true three-way designs, and they come with a 20-year warranty!
The world's tallest skyscraper supposedly remains on track to debut in China early next year, but the details surrounding its progress seem quite strange.
A "street view" from the pinnacle of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai offers offers a sweeping view of the city from 2,717 feet up in the air.
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Cradling my newborn son in my arms, I gently kissed his forehead as my tears fell on to his soft skin. For a moment I pretended he would open his eyes, that we would be taking him home from hospital and this nightmare had never happened.
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Coping with stillbirth: A father's point of view
He couldn't wait for his second child to be born, but by the time Dan Draycott's wife went into labour they already knew the baby had died. Here the UK-based 25-year-old truck driver shares his pain over the loss
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- Dan and Hayley talk to their sons about their "brother in the clouds" and take themto visit Keilan's tree.
Sometimes I still do. When people ask how many children I have, I say I have three sons. Logan, who's four, Bailey, just eight months old, and Keilan, who was born sleeping.
Often this silences people, even those who know me well. That's because, understandably, the focus is on the mother's grief after a stillbirth, but there's usually a dad like me in the background, trying to be strong while dealing with his own sorrow.
It's been just over three years since Keilan's stillbirth, but my memory of those awful days remains painfully clear. Waking me in the middle of the night, around 32 weeks into her pregnancy, my wife Hayley, then 21, said she'd felt a 'gurgling' inside her and that the baby had stopped moving.
I tried to comfort her, but inside I was panicking. Although she'd had a normal pregnancy up until that point, throughout it she kept saying she didn't feel the same as she had with Logan. She insisted something felt wrong, but she didn't know what.
We lay there until dawn broke, not wanting to wake up little Logan and scare him by rushing to the hospital in the middle of the night. We were also desperately trying to reassure ourselves that everything was fine.
First thing in the morning we went to Bassetlaw Hospital in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, hoping to be told our baby was fine. But when the midwife couldn't find his heartbeat and we were sent for an ultrasound, I knew our worst fear had come true.
I looked at the monitor's image of the son we'd already named Keilan. During previous scans he'd wriggled around and waved to us, but this time he lay perfectly still. "I'm so sorry," the doctor said. "But your baby has died."
I struggled to breathe, unable to take in what I had just been told. Then the silence in the darkened room was broken by the sound of Hayley's sobs. Hearing the raw pain in her cries was awful, and all I could do was hold her and cry too, for the son we would never know.
The doctor explained Hayley would have to come back in four days' time to be induced and give birth to Keilan. The thought of her going through the agony of labour only to deliver a dead baby filled me with horror. As I held Hayley, I wondered how I would find the strength to support her through it when I was in so much pain myself.
Over the next few days we were in a haze, breaking down in tears, unable to sleep. Hayley's mum Alison and stepdad Simon helped us care for Logan, and we explained to him that his little brother had gone up to the clouds to live.
Keilan's nursery had been painted blue, his cot was built and the wardrobe was full of little outfits for him, but we put them away, cruel reminders of the baby we would never bring home.
Roller coaster of emotions
All dads feel pretty helpless when their wife is giving birth. When Logan was born there was only so much back rubbing and words of encouragement I could offer; I knew I wasn't much help. But on the day Hayley was induced with Keilan I felt completely powerless. What could I possibly say or do to make this less horrific for my distraught wife?
The labour was a roller coaster of emotions. One moment we were calm and resigned to what was happening, and the next we were sobbing in each other's arms, unable to bear it. It was utterly horrendous.
And while I wanted it to be over for Hayley's sake, part of me didn't because I knew what the end would bring.
Our beautiful son was born at 5.23pm on March 4, 2010. Instead of the piercing cry of a newborn, there was silence. It was haunting.
We'd talked to the midwife beforehand about what we wanted to do when Keilan was born and Hayley had decided not to see him.
I understood completely; she'd already held him inside her and felt him alive. That's how she wanted to remember him. However, I wanted to meet my son and spend some time with him before I had to say goodbye.
Once he was washed and dressed in the clothes we had brought for him – a little pair of blue trousers and a top – I took him in my arms and rocked him. I was behind a curtain in the delivery room, so Hayley didn't have to see.
Holding him, I felt the same overwhelming rush of a father's love I'd felt at Logan's birth, only this time it was accompanied by a tidal wave of grief.
He was tiny, born around seven weeks premature and weighing just 2.18 kilograms (4lb 13oz), but perfectly formed. He looked like Logan, and it was hard to believe they would never grow up together as brothers. Not only had we been robbed of our son, Logan had been robbed of his little brother.
Some people take a photo of their stillborn baby, but I knew I didn't need to. I can see him whenever I close my eyes, and the memory of those precious few moments with him will never leave me.
Driving away from the hospital that evening without him felt wrong. We should have been taking our baby with us to start a routine of nappy changes, sleepless nights and watching him grow into a little boy, not leaving him in a hospital morgue. We drove in silence, both of us lost in our own sorrow.
Over the next couple of days we arranged Keilan's funeral. It was important for us to have one to acknowledge his life and his death, and that he was a part of our family.
A post-mortem revealed there was a problem with Hayley's placenta and he hadn't been getting enough oxygen. His heart and bowel were underdeveloped, and had he lived he would have been a very sick child. It was a small comfort to know he didn't have to suffer that.
Learning to cope
No one should have to pick out a coffin for their baby, or plan a service with the hospital chaplain, but somehow we found the strength to do it. We chose a tiny white coffin and invited both our families to join us at the service. Keilan was cremated on March 15, and his ashes were buried at a local nature reserve where there's a children's graveyard. Instead of headstones, you plant a tree, which is a wonderful idea.
In the weeks and months that followed I threw myself into my work, desperate to distract myself. As a man, you're meant to be the strong one, and I was drained from hiding my own grief, pulling into road stops on my drive to work to sob my heart out.
Looking back, I should have been at home more to support Hayley, and for a while our sadness put a distance between us. We didn't talk enough about what had happened because it was just too painful, and I felt totally helpless when I heard her cry herself to sleep.
As our very raw grief subsided a little, we were able to talk about how we felt, and that helped us feel close again.
Around a year after Keilan's death, we decided to try for another baby. We didn't want Logan to be an only child, but it was a difficult decision, and we were terrified about going through another pregnancy. I felt angry such a happy decision had become tinged with fear.
Naturally, we were on edge for the whole pregnancy – if the baby stopped moving or Hayley felt a twinge we started to panic. She had a scan every two weeks, but we were never excited like the other parents, just anxious, then relieved when we saw our son was fine.
Hayley was induced on July 19 last year at 37 weeks, because the doctors wanted the baby out as early as was safe. The pregnancy had been normal, but they didn't want to take any chances of the same thing happening again.
Hearing Bailey, who weighed 3.29 kilograms (7lb 4oz), cry was the most amazing feeling ever. I wept when I held him for the first time, overjoyed we would be bringing this baby home.
Now life revolves around cuddles with my boys, bath time and nappy changes. I talk to Logan and Bailey about their brother in the clouds, and take them to see his tree. Logan talks to him, and tells him he misses him.
It's important that they grow up knowing they have another brother, and I don't want Keilan to be forgotten. It's been hard and, yes, time is a healer. The raw grief does subside eventually, but the pain never leaves you.
Keilan would be a lively, mischievous little boy now, with a cheeky smile, just like his older brother. He may not have ever taken a breath, cuddled up to me for a bedtime story or kicked a football with me in the park, but he is my son and will always be in my heart."
Dan (25) and Hayley (24) Draycott live with their children in Rotherham in the UK
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Oklahoma National Guard Association
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Dollar Per Guardsman Fund Drive Kicks Off
The National Guard Association of Oklahoma Scholarship Foundation fund drive was kicked off with the October 2014 drill and will continue through February 2014. Each unit's goal is based on a one-dollar donation from each guard member in each unit. Every dollar contributed to the NGAOK Scholarship Foundation goes directly to a guardsman or their dependent that is pursuing a college education. The NGAOK scholarships supplement the tuition waiver by paying additional college fees such as books, lab fees and other college expenses.
In the past Ten years, 215 scholarships have been awarded. The NGAOK Scholarship Foundation set a goal of funding at least 25 scholarships statewide this year, but, the number of scholarships awarded is based on the money available to award. Scholarships are awarded in the amount of $500.00 and $1,000.00 These NGAOK scholarships are available on a yearly basis. The scholarships are available for both undergraduate and post-graduate studies. To be eligible you must be a NGAOK member or dependent of a NGAOK member and most important, you must apply by the deadline.
Scholarships are awarded based on grades, community and school involvement, and leadership potential. Scholarship winners are chosen by an independent selection board from an Oklahoma College or University to eliminate possible bias from Guard members. We are most appreciative for the outstanding work Rose State provided us in selecting last year's winners.
Scholarship applications will be available on the NGAOK website at www.ngaok.com, and must be postmarked by January 8, 2015. Winners of the scholarship will be announced at the Annual NGAOK Business Meeting in the spring.
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Academic Year 2015
Dear Scholarship Applicant;
Thank you for your interest in applying for a scholarship sponsored by your National Guard Association of Oklahoma Scholarship Foundation, the National Guard Association of Oklahoma, Foundation friends, and corporate sponsors. It is indeed a privilege and pleasure to welcome your commitment to furthering your education, and your interest in the National Guard Association of Oklahoma Scholarship Foundation. To ensure your opportunity in being a viable candidate for a Foundation scholarship, appearing below are some guidelines that are extremely important as you complete your application for scholarship consideration.
- You or your sponsor (if you're a dependent) must be a member of the National Guard Association of Oklahoma (NGAOK). Proof of membership must be provided with each application. This is not the same as being a member of the Oklahoma National Guard. An individual's National Guard Association status can be checked by contacting his/her local unit's NGAOK representative, or the NGAOK Association office at 405-475-2152.
- Beginning with the 2014 Scholarship Drive, the National Guard Association of Oklahoma Scholarship Foundation began offering scholarships to the Primary Next of Kin and surviving children of Oklahoma National Guard Members that died as a result of combat on or after September 11, 2001. Primary Next of Kin are considered Life Members of the NGAOK.
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Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 21, 2012 | Comments (1)What is Casting Couch? It's a casting news column that has a theory casting agents are kind of just coasting going into the Thanksgiving holiday. Bryan Cranston. For a long time he was viewed as being an under appreciated character actor, or even "the dad from Malcolm in the Middle," but these days he's basically the most universally beloved actor in the business. It's amazing what cooking meth in your tighty-whities can do for your career. What a coup for the upcoming crime drama, Eye of Winter, then, that it's landed Cranston as its lead. He'll be playing a blind criminal who takes a struggling motel owner (Alive Eve) and her daughter hostage so that they can be his eyes while he attempts to retrieve a package from a crooked cop (Logan Marshall Green). Tze Chun (Children of Invention) will direct and has co-written alongside Osgood Perkins and Nick Simon. [Variety]
Review: Everyone Involved Is Aces But 'Seven Psychopaths' Is the Sam Rockwell Show
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on October 12, 2012 | Comments (7)Marty (Colin Farrell) is a screenwriter with a serious case of writer's block. "Seven Psychopaths" is his latest script, but there's one big problem with it. The title is all he's written so far. He needs some inspiration to make his characters and his story come alive, but where is an Irishman with a drinking problem and relationship issues going to find that spark of originality? As with most of life's questions, the answer here is Sam Rockwell. More precisely, it's with his good friend Billy (Rockwell). Where Billy goes trouble follows, and that trouble is currently in the form of a pissed-off gangster named Charlie (Woody Harrelson) who's violently distraught over the loss of his pooch Bonny (Bonny the ShihTzu). It seems Billy's primary source of income is a scam he runs with his friend Hans (Christopher Walken) involving the dog-napping and subsequent return for reward of wealthy peoples' pups. Snatching Bonny has opened up a can of murderous worms as Charlie hunts down those responsible and Marty finds himself caught in the blood-spattered middle of it all. On the bright side he's getting inspiration for all seven of his fictional psychopaths, but none of that will matter if he doesn't live to finish the screenplay. Seven Psychopaths is exactly the film we should expect from the man who created the wickedly great In Bruges. It's whip-smart funny, deliriously violent and deceptively heartfelt. And good god does it have the most aggressively awesome ensemble cast of all time.
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Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on November 8, 2011 | Comments (2)One of the great misconceptions about Hollywood is that it is a liberal institution. Several false assumptions inform this misconception: thinking of "Hollywood" as a monolithic entity in any way besides its shared corporate infrastructure, confusing public endorsements of celebrity politicians by celebrity movie stars as political activism, thinking that left-leaning consumers of movies see Hollywood as representing their political beliefs in any way, selectively reading a limited number of texts (e.g., Green Zone "proves" Hollywood's liberalism, but every superhero movie ever isn't proof of its conservatism), and, most importantly, thinking that the most public figures associated with Hollywood (i.e., stars and filmmakers) are Hollywood. This last point I think is one that has continued to be the least considered when such straw man critiques are drawn, because Hollywood here is equated only with its most visible figures who overshadow its intricate but also not-so-shrouded political economy. It's no mistake that despite the fluctuating numbers of major and minor Hollywood studios in the past 100 years, the most powerful studios, like the biggest banks in the nation, have been referred to as "The Big Five." And indeed, to the surprise of no one, both Big Fives have had and are continuing a lucrative relationship with one another. Hollywood's agenda, of course, has always been profit, and the representatives of this ideology are not George Clooney and Matt Damon, but Michael Lynton and Amy Pascal (Chairman/CEO & Co-Chairman, Sony/Columbia), Stephen Blairson (CEO, 20th Century Fox), Brad Grey (Chairman/CEO, Paramount), Ronald Meyer […]
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Movie Reviews By Kate Erbland on November 3, 2011 | Comments (2)Josh Kovacs is, quite simply, outstanding at his job. Back-breaking early hours don't faze the manager of the chi-chi Tower apartment building, one of the most glitzed-out residences in Manhattan, as he uses that time to beef up his knowledge of fancy cheeses and impressive wines in order to seamlessly recommend them to his high-end clientele. But Josh (Ben Stiller) isn't just interested in impressing his residents (particularly penthouse owner Arthur Shaw), he's also equally involved in the lives of his employees. Josh buys the Tower lifestyle hook, line, and sinker – obsessed with keeping his workers at the top of their game so as to provide the best experience for all Tower residents, an experience that will thus ensure longevity in the careers of all those Tower employees. It's a machine that works, with Josh manning all the gears with a goofy grin on his face. But toss a wrench in that machine, and everything grinds to a halt. Josh's life works when everyone does their job and does it well – whether that job be operating one of the Tower's elevators or being a gracious resident. When money man Shaw (Alan Alda) is accused of bilking his clients out of millions of dollars, it stings Josh enough (after all, isn't Shaw just a Brooklyn boy like Josh?), but when the deeper deception comes to light, Josh's work ethic and mental stability both go soaring out the metaphorical skyscraper window. Shaw didn't just play the old financial cup game […]
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Movie News By Scott Beggs on July 28, 2011 | Comments (16)The entire setup for the Tower Heist trailer is solid and pretty damned timely. A staff at an incredibly schmancy apartment building are fleeced out of their pensions by the building's wealthiest schmuck so they decide to rob him. But they'll need help. Enter the moment the trailer stops dead in its tracks. You know you're poison when a perfectly harmless action comedy (even one where Ben Stiller and Matthew Broderick try to keep straight faces while Alan Alda tries to be unlikable), becomes a laughingstock just by inserting your image into the trailer. Guess who, movie fans. It's your favorite comedian turned least favorite comedian and he ruins everything here:
This year has been a strange one for acting performances. In a big way, the only category to fully reflect the new diversity that the Academy seems to be going for is the Best Actress category in which we see a Southern mom, a famous author's wife, a young girl finding her purpose, a young girl finding her purpose through intense hardship, and a former spy who wants to take cooking lessons.
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The last 'begging for help' journal and... If you remember my last journals you know that I'm participating in a calendar photo contest in Kellenhusen, the village where we spent our summer holidays 2012. I told you that I took so many photos last year that I decided to submit one photo each month until autumn. A big "thank you" to all of you who voted for my picutres in the last months! (In October I reached place #5, to have the chance of being chosen as a calendar motif you have to be among the top 3) I think that this month once again my photo has no big chance to rank at the top because some photographers are obviously members of big internet communities (you know what I mean) and begged all their "friends" to vote for their photos. Anyway, if you don't mind to play that voting-game one last time and if you want to support me, the voting period goes until November 30, and everyone is allowed to vote. Voting is quite easy:
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Organization Looks to Get More Apartments to Ban Smoking
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA (CBS 2/FOX 28)--There's good news for anyone who enjoys living in a smoke free environment.
An organization here in Iowa is working to get more apartment complexes to ban smoking.
There's no smoking allowed in the Oak Hill Jackson apartment complex.
"Ever since they opened they implemented a smoke free zone, people who do smoke, they have to go off site to smoke," said tenant Christina Hamous
"We wanted to make sure that our environment which our tenants lived in was clean and as healthy as we could get it," said director of Hatch Development Group, Dale Todd.
The idea came from ASAC, the Area Substance Abuse Council and is funded through the Iowa
Department of public health.
Their goal is to provide education to mult-unit housing complexes and get as many as possible to go smoke free.
"We can provide free signage for them as well as any information they would like about helping their tenants who smoke quit smoking," said ASAC prevention specialist, Amy Doerrfeld.
The Oak Hill Jackson apartment is completely smoke -free and some say that's a great reason to live here.
"We actually worked with them from the beginning when they opened. They had contacted us and so we worked with them on creating a policy for them," Doerrfeld said.
So far, ASAC has helped nine apartment complexes implement a smoke free policy and are still in talks with others.
Oak hill tenants say it improves their overall quality of living.
"Your clothing doesn't smell, your furniture is clean, you can just have a smoke free environment," Hamous said.
Apartment managers or landlord who wants more information can call ASAC or the Linn County Public Health.
Linn County Public Health: (319)-892-6000


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