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Behind the GlassEric Kjellgren, the director of the American Museum of Asmat Art, and his graduate students, Jenny Smith and Zach Forstrom, share what goes into putting on an exhibit at AMAA@UST.
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'noonartsound' Returns to Library With Oct. 7 Program on World War II JazzThe name sums it up: it's at noon, it's about art and it's about music. It's always fun and all are welcome.
Professional Notes for Sept. 15, 2014This week's notes feature faculty Bernard Brady, Tony Borgerding, Eric Fort, Marites Guino-o, Shersten Johnson, Gary Mabbott, Mark Neuzil, Bill Ojala, Mark Stansbury-O'Donnell, AnnMarie Thomas, Lisa Waldner and Meg Wilkes Karraker; staff Tim Dohmen, Becky Durham, Sarah Huesing and Jennifer Rogers; students Maya Audi, Nicholas Brinza, Jaya Dhami, Sam Dennert, Benjamin Gelinas, Joe Jaye, Kara Kassekert, Lucas Keehr, Daniel Kremer, Maggie Malone-Povolny, Grant McCormick, Meghan Talbot, Brianna Vickerman and Alison Yang; and alumni Jaclyn Fermanich, Kendra Lystad, Emilee Sirek, Jonathan Smiej and Victoria Speake.
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2014 Summer Digest: Stories You May Have MissedAs another academic year begins, the Newsroom brings you some of the stories you may have missed during the summer.
You're Invited to Art History Graduate Student ForumSix graduate students will present their research at the May 23 event.
UST in the News for April 23, 2014Our experts weigh in on slow-melting snow, the escalating price of limes and a football walkout in this week's headlines.
Professional Notes for April 11, 2014This week's notes feature faculty and staff Lisa Montpetit Brabbit, Bernard Brady, Massimo Faggioli, Tanya Gladney, Marites Guino-o, J. Thomas Ippoliti, William Kinney, Mike Klein, Anne Klejment, John Martens, Terence Nichols, William Ojala, Lisa Prevette, James Rogers, Gerald Schlabach, Mark Stansbury-O'Donnell, Lisa Waldner and Robert Werner; alumna Jynette Larshus; and students from the Chemistry Department.
UST in the News for April 8, 2014A new dean has been chosen for the Opus College of Business, and a UST theologian appeared on Almanac in this week's headlines.
Gainey Center Announces Summer Open-house Dates for Frank Gehry's Winton Guest HouseThe open houses offer an opportunity to visit this acclaimed home now located on the grounds of the university's Gainey Conference Center in Owatonna.
African-Art Professor From Georgia State to Discuss the AfroBrazil Museum in São Paulo Here April 11Dr. Kimberly Cleveland's lecture is the fourth in a series on "Protecting the Past: Looting, Identity and the Preservation Crisis."
New Exhibition Here Examines the Influence of Vatican II on American Crosier Missionary Work in AsmatThe exhibition reception will be held at 5 p.m. Monday April 7
St. Thomas' 34th Annual Sacred Arts Festival Features Artists, Authors and ConcertsThis year's festival opens with reading by internationally acclaimed author Anthony Doerr on Wednesday evening.
noonartsound Returns to Library With March 4 Program on 'Tango in Images and Sound'This is the 12th year for the popular noon programs in the "leather room." Bring your lunch; some refreshments are provided.
Smithsonian Expert on Looted Art to Discuss 'Protecting Heritage in Armed Conflicts and Natural Disasters' Here Feb. 21When Cori Wegener worked at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, she was called "the Clark Kent of museum work." Her talk follows the Feb. 7 release of "The Monuments Men."


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Posted: 09/20/2012 - Former NFL quarterback Vince Young is downplaying the impact of financial problems he says resulted from the "betrayal" of trusted advisers.
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Fox News' Outnumbered, which features four female anchors and one male guest in an hour-long show, is billed as "a news show first and foremost," but in its first week the jaw-dropping program has proven to be anything but.
Even before its debut, it was evident that Roger Ailes' brainchild would be incredibly sexist. The name Outnumbered alone announces that the show operates from the perspective of its sole male guest, who must inevitably feel outnumbered in the presence of four female hosts (never mind the fact that many of Fox's current programs, like Fox & Friends or The Five, feature more male hosts than female yet carry no such designation).
Outnumbered likewise doesn't depart from Ailes' trademark exploitation of Fox women -- immediately evident in the no-pants dress code thus far for female anchors, whose legs are on prominent display and nearly always crossed toward the male guest du jour, known to the Twittersphere as #OneLuckyGuy.
Before the program first aired, Jay Wallace, Fox's senior vice president for news, described the show as "a news show first and foremost," with "journalism at the heart."
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Right-wing media are heaping praise upon Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. over his remarks at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting, ignoring his association with extremists.
Clarke has drawn praise from conservative pundits for a speech at the NRA's annual meeting where he proposed that the words "keep your hands off our guns dammit" be appended to the Second Amendment. On Fox & Friends Saturday, co-host Anna Kooiman said Clarke delivered a "very powerful speech," while co-host Tucker Carlson said he was going to send Clarke fan mail, rated his speech "awesome," and fist-pumped as Fox's Peter Johnson Jr. said Clarke "put it out there in straight language that people can understand."
On April 28, Clarke joined Fox & Friends for a laudatory interview that co-host Steve Doocy introduced by saying, "He is one law enforcement officer doing more than protecting you on the streets, he's standing up for all of our constitutional rights as well."
Fox's newest show, Outnumbered, features a rotating cast of four female hosts, one male host, and a litany of sexist tropes.
The program premiered April 28 with female co-hosts Jedediah Bila, Harris Faulkner, Sandra Smith, Kimberly Guilfoyle and their male co-host of the day Tucker Carlson, who was honored with the Twitter hashtag #ONELUCKYGUY and described by the women as "a good enough sport to join us on day one."
When Fox announced the new show, Amanda Marcotte noted its premise: "The man will be 'outnumbered,' meaning that even though Outnumbered is supposedly a female-centric show, the male point of view is still so central that it gives the show its title." The Washington Post's Alyssa Rosenberg similarly predicted that the program would find its "heat" by highlighting opposition between men and women, essentially parodying "what conservatives often accuse feminists of wanting to do to men: overwhelm them and shout them down as a sort of rhetorical reparations for years in a subordinate position."
These predictions proved accurate. In fact, Outnumbered's set even placed the lone man at the center, surrounded on a couch by the female hosts wearing Fox's famous short skirts. The hosts kicked off the show by indulging the parody that men and women are profoundly opposed to each other, with Carlson joking at the very beginning that he was "in a defensive crouch already," because living with four women had given him experience he needed to "submit" and handle this "outnumbered" position:
From the April 28 edition of Fox News' Outnumbered:
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The Daily Caller is known for publishing its fair share of anti-LGBT opinion columns, but even the website's "straight news" reporting is replete with anti-gay demagoguery, evidenced by its latest report on the Obama administration's reaction to Uganda's extreme new anti-gay law.
On March 24, Daily Caller White House correspondent Neil Munro published a report on the Obama administration's move to cut aid to Uganda after President Yoweri Museveni signed legislation imposing life sentences for "aggravated homosexuality." The Obama administration has moved to cut aid programs tied to the new law - including $6.4 million that would have gone to a primary backer of the measure. The administration has also rerouted aid for tourism and environmental protection to NGOs and halted a survey on populations at risk for HIV due to safety concerns.
Throughout his ostensibly "straight news" report, Munro depicted the Obama administration's decision as an example of its "hard-edged effort to punish countries that disagree with its gay rights agenda." According to Munro, opposing life imprisonment for gay people is part of an effort to "rapidly elevate the status of gays in Africa":
President Barack Obama is cutting U.S. aid for the poor African country of Uganda and blocking a health survey, because its elected government signed a popular and harsh law against homosexual conduct.
The penalty spotlights the administration's top-level and hard-edged effort to punish countries that disagree with its gay rights agenda.
The cuts are part of an ambitious foreign policy effort to rapidly elevate the status of gays in Africa and in other continents.
Munro noted that the Obama administration had also condemned Russia's law cracking down on so-called gay "propaganda" - which could include displays of affection between same-sex couples. Channeling Vladimir Putin's defense of that measure, Munro uncritically referred to the measure as a ban on "advocacy of Western-style gay rights" and repeated the baseless notion that criminalizing gay "propaganda" would somehow encourage population grown:
Fox News falsely claimed that a plan in place since 1998 to govern control of Internet domain names means President Obama is giving away the Internet.
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When it comes to public education, Fox News loves to demonize the Common Core State Standards, a set of standards for K-12 students crafted by governors and state school officials across the country. The network has falsely characterized the standards as everything from too difficult to partisan brainwashing, and given credence to the lie that Common Core is a federally mandated program.
On February 26, while discussing Obamacare enrollment numbers, Fox & Friends' Heather Nauert invoked Common Core, saying, "I think they're doing Common Core math down in Washington. It doesn't all add up. You just throw some numbers together."
Nauert's misleading comparison is just the latest in a string of attacks on Common Core from Fox News, making it apparent that the network fails to understand how the standards work.
Fox News host and Daily Caller editor Tucker Carlson championed an Arizona measure that would allow businesses and individuals refuse services to gay people on religious grounds as a bulwark against "fascism."
Appearing on the February 26 edition of America's Newsroom, Carlson told co-host Martha MacCallum that the bill simply promotes "tolerance." The measure, which awaits Republican Gov. Jan Brewer's signature, is opposed by numerous business owners and conservatives, including Sens. Jeff Flake and John McCain (R-AZ), 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, and three GOP state senators who originally backed the bill. Carlson wasn't swayed by such critics, twice charging that it's "fascism" to require individuals and business owners to provide equal services to gay people:
CARLSON: Well it's pretty simple. I mean, if you want to have a gay wedding, fine, go ahead. If I don't want to bake you a cake for your gay wedding, that's okay too. Or should be. That's called tolerance. But when you try and force me to bake a cake for your gay wedding and threaten me with prison if I don't, that's called fascism.
In a misleading tease for a segment about universal pre-kindergarten, Fox News host Tucker Carlson falsely claimed that President Obama has vowed "to mandate universal preschool programs."
On the February 14 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends, co-host Tucker Carlson said before cutting to commercial break, "President Obama vowing to mandate universal preschool programs" and asked if the government has a "right to control your children." Obama's push for early education programs, however, does not include mandating them, as he specifically laid out in his State of the Union address when he asked Congress "to help states make high-quality pre-K available to every four-year-old." And as Jonathan Cohn at The New Republic points out, "[P]articipation in the program would be strictly voluntary. Nobody is mandating that anybody go to preschool."
Rove Dismisses Facts to Attack Obama's Pre-K Education Proposal
Media Cherry-Pick Facts To Falsely Label Head Start Program A Failure
A man accused of violating Washington, D.C.'s gun laws is conservative media's latest dubious "hero" in its ongoing effort to attack stronger gun laws.
Right-wing media are defending a Washington, D.C. man on trial for possessing unregistered ammunition by making a flawed comparison between his situation and NBC News host David Gregory's display of a high-capacity ammunition magazine on Meet the Press following the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.
Conservative media's complaint that Washington, D.C. financial advisor Mark Witaschek faces trial while Gregory faced no criminal charges ignores that those two situations rest upon entirely different circumstances.
On the December 23, 2012, edition of Meet the Press, Gregory showed, for demonstration purposes, a 30-round high-capacity ammunition magazine like the one used in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting that claimed 26 lives nine days earlier. In Washington, it is illegal to own a magazine that holds more than 10 rounds. NBC apparently ran the segment after a miscommunication with law enforcement. Gregory's display of the magazine angered conservative media including Washington Times senior opinion editor Emily Miller who wrote that Gregory "should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law." In January 2013, Washington prosecutors announced that Gregory would not be charged with a crime in a letter that explained, "Influencing our judgment in this case, among other things, is our recognition that the intent of the temporary possession and short display of the magazine was to promote the First Amendment purpose of informing an ongoing public debate about firearms policy in the United States."
Witaschek's legal problems began in the summer of 2012. Following alarming allegations that Witaschek threatened his "estranged wife" with a gun, police visited his home on two occasions. During both visits, police found unregistered ammunition in Witaschek's home. In Washington, D.C., only individuals who have registered firearms may possess ammunition. Witaschek was charged with violating Washington's gun laws. The charge from the first police visit was thrown out because even though Witaschek consented to a search, the visit was conducted without a warrant. Witaschek was offered a plea deal that included no jail time and a $500 fine to resolve the charge from the second police visit, which was performed with a warrant. Witaschek rejected the offer and plans to go to trial on the remaining charge.
Now that the Republican Party has settled on a set of principles to guide its action on immigration reform, media outlets have turned to Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) as a credible source on immigration reform, validating his arguments that reform will slow U.S. economic recovery and further depress Americans' wages. These talking points, however, have been repeatedly discredited as experts agree that immigration reform would have a positive impact on the economy and Americans' wages.
As The Washington Post reported, Republican leaders released a list of "principles" on immigration reform, declaring that "there would be 'no special path' to citizenship for illegal immigrants, but that, in general, they should be allowed to 'live legally and without fear' in the United States if they meet a list of tough requirements and rules." The statement concluded that "none of this can happen before specific enforcement triggers have been implemented to fulfill our promise to the American people that from here on, our immigration laws will indeed be enforced."
In reporting on the debate, media are validating Sessions' bogus economic arguments against reform. Discussing the issue on Fox News, for example, contributor Tucker Carlson highlighted Sessions' arguments, saying that Sessions is "no liberal and is not either some kind of fiery demagogue populist" and that "he's making an intellectual case against more immigration in a down economy."
CBS News similarly highlighted an "analysis" by Sessions, reporting that it "said increasing the number of immigrants would hurt an already weak economy, lower wages and increase unemployment. He cited White House adviser Gene Sperling's comment earlier this month that the economy has three people looking for every job opening." The article continued:
He said the House Republican leaders' plan that's taking shape would grant work permits almost immediately to those here illegally, giving them a chance to compete with unemployed Americans for any job. He said it would lead to a surge in the future flow of unskilled workers and would provide amnesty to a larger number of immigrants in the country illegally, giving them a chance to apply for citizenship through green cards.
Politico also quoted Sessions' criticism that the GOP proposal "provides the initial grant of amnesty before enforcement; it would surge the already unprecedented level of legal lesser-skilled immigration to the U.S. that is reducing wages and increasing unemployment; and it would offer eventual citizenship to a large number of illegal immigrants and visa overstays."
In fact, Sessions' arguments are actually repackaged talking points from anti-immigrant groups and, as the libertarian Cato Institute noted, "are based on misinterpretations of government reports, cherry-picked findings by organizations that engage in statistical chicanery, or just flat-out incorrect." Cato, which released a point-by-point rebuttal of many of Sessions' claims, added that his assertions "do not advance a logical argument against immigration."
Indeed, like Cato, numerous experts agree that immigration reform would improve the economic recovery.
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Aug 18, 2011An astonishing film in every way. First half a mixture of sweet poetry and heart warming romance; second half, rough satire. All sweetened with optimism. Wall-E represents hope in a world that has lost touch with connections. The greatest of all great Pixar films. Here's hoping there's more like this.
Mar 29, 2011Goes to show that you don't need characters to speak in order to make a classic. I haven't seen a robot as adorable as Wall-E since R2-D2 in the Star Wars movies.
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Aug 19, 2011Its charming and intelligent plot is enough to make Wall-E an enjoyable experience. The lack of dialogue for almost fifty minutes it wasn't a problem but indeed a pleasure. Why do you need sounds when the visuals speak for themselves? Besides, I was pleased by the captivating love story and environmental messages.
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Feb 4, 2013Wall-E is an astonishing film. The movie has barely a word spoken in the first 30 minutes but tells a story so magnificent, so touching, and so innocent it leaves you breathless. The movie injects something so rare in movies, sincerity that it might be Pixar's finest of all.
Dec 19, 2012
Nov 9, 2012The first half is transcendent. Although WALL-E is a robot composed of assorted metals, he is anything but lifeless. One of the most endearing characters that I know of. Honestly, movie's don't get much more heart warming than this. Pixar's best.
Jul 5, 2013The best Pixar animation yet! Wall-e is a genial masterpiece! So much action,emotions,fun,philosophy and great graphics deliver us one of the most deep animations of all-time! My score is 9/10 very close to full 10!
Aug 5, 2013Wall.e deja un mensaje profundo e importante para todo publico un concepto entendible y demasiado importante en la sociedad mostrandose en una tierna pelicula de Pixar
Aug 14, 2010I was really surprised at the quality and depth of the movie. This is not your ordinary children's cartoon by any stretch of the imagination. This is a movie that Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke would enjoy.
Nov 12, 2010WALL-E was purely amazing. Nothing much else to say so ill fill in the last of the words needed with. CCCCCCCCCCCOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLL MMMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVVVVVVVIIIIIIIEEEEEEE!!!!
Feb 3, 2011amazing, speachless, captivating. really touching and emotional. I realy thought that this movie was one of the best animation i have ever seen in my life.
Jun 27, 2013Normally, fussing over every detail when creating art can make the big picture stiff and neglected. Instead Wall-E blossoms into a masterpiece from whatever angle you look at it. Bravo.
Nov 15, 2011A vivid experience everyone should partake on no matter what age. If you can fight the grueling and passive first 10-20 minutes, you shall be rewarded.
Jul 30, 2012A classic disney movie. Amazing quality animation, great for kids and grownups. Loads of humor, cute moments, even thrilling. Character creation was the best, simple, yet straightforward, kept you interested for a long while thoughtout the movie.
Feb 19, 2011Ok the images are clearly amazing. But what is this story and this scenario ?! It's so boring, so useless. I just wanted to kill myself cause I couldn't endure that !
Apr 20, 2011A perfect Pixar masterpiece that appeals to the science-fiction genre, while also finding simplistic romantic tie-ins and a child-based approach that allows plenty of entertainment for adults and children alike. Even though jagged dialogue is the main communication between characters, the emotion between each of them is strong and connective. By far a standout title among Pixar's great list.
Sep 20, 2010Best kids movie ive seen in years. It has a great story and amazing visuals. I loved it to no end. All ages will enjoy. if your 1 or 100, you'll enjoy
Dec 23, 2011Charming, lovable, hilarious, unique, visually beautiful, and heartfelt. WALL-E is my favorite Pixar film not counting Toy Story and is certainly the most enjoyable. I give this movie 98%.
Sep 29, 2011"WALL-E" is a child's SF animation that can be simply called one of Pixar's most well made movies. The story is smooth and slick while pertaining a good appeal to the audience while containing witty humor and brazen dialogue. Its a definite must-watch! (PS: Don't litter, noobs)
Aug 27, 2010
Jan 9, 2011A fantastic, unique movie that every single person of all ages should enjoy.
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Aug 25, 2011Classic.
Mar 20, 2011Really, really boring. The only thing I can apppreciate is the enormous amount of work that goes into productions like this.
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May 25, 2012Another amazing film from Pixar. I love the idea of the film and that idea is amazingly executed well on the film. The whole story is great. The mood of the film is clear. The graphics are astounding like other Pixar films. Everything is amazing about this film.....
Jun 12, 2011
Nov 7, 2011The first 20 minutes of Wall-e had no dialog but had me caring more for the character and his situation than at the end of most entire movies. The science fiction themes and ideas contained in this film are awesome, relevant and give this animation more substance than most. There are some laughs and some memorable touching moments. If only we had more animation studios like Pixar.
Sep 29, 2011this is one of those movies that really make you feel like it deserves a 10. one of the best movies pixar has ever made and a must see for everybody.
Mar 2, 2012Wall-e has a controversial story but it has some of the best storytelling of any animated movie in history. Few animated films have went to such high heights in terms of story.
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Jan 5, 2012Without a doubt, the best animated movie I've ever seen and my 2nd favourite movie of all time. I can't fault anything about it. It is entertaining for all ages. I've seen it many times and still want to watch it more. It's a heart-warming story with a great meaning. I highly recommend it.
Jun 28, 2012
Mar 8, 2014It's so sweet, and it's another one of Pixar's masterpieces. The characters are cute, the animation was just brilliant, and it was a really heartfelt Pixar film. One could argue this is one of the best Pixar films.
May 28, 2012Very Cute And Amazing Movie! This Is 100% Pixars Best Movie!
Jul 10, 2012Amazing. Funny. Heartbreaking. Disney Pixar is able to convey so much emotion in this heartfelt albeit preachy robot love story. Besides Up and Toy Story 3, WALL-E is the biggest Disney tearjerker. Watch it.
Nov 10, 2013One of the best animation movies ever made, it's a must watch
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Nov 8, 2012Fantastic movie! As usual, Pixar knocked this one out of the ballpark. What I found really impressive was that despite the fact that the main characters are robots and don't really talk, you nonetheless come to love them and really care about their story. Heck, they even made a **** lovable. That takes talent.
Sep 13, 2012One of the best animation movie i have ever seen. Represent today's facts and has lots of imagination. Disney really got me amazed how the non-speaking robots can show such feelings, and able to drag me into those feelings.
Dec 12, 2012wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wonderful wondefully wonderful
Jul 4, 2013"WALL-E" is charming, imaginative, original, and one of the most beautifully animated features ever seen. "WALL-E" is a movie that doesn't need words to enhance it, and uses the beauty of music and art to create a masterpiece. Overall, WALL-E is just incredible to watch.
Jul 14, 2013Loved this movie. Almost perfect depiction of the political observations of obesity in culture. Great plot. I think a more progressive storyline in the beginning would have helped the movies plot.
May 25, 2014
Jul 24, 2014While not only a funny Pixar movie, 'WALL-E' displays emotional depths and numerous adult themes, such as love, isolation, repetition, humanity, and especially, contact. The visuals is astounding as most Pixar movies are. The engaging story is funny and sad and for the whole family, and even adults will find enjoyment in watching this romantic, allegorical animated charm.
Feb 10, 2014If you see a cute dog or animal in film, you want to have it. I am thingking same things about Wall-e. it is not animal or human but it has excellent emotions which is bigger than us.
Nov 15, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Dec 14, 2013Wall-E is a near masterpiece for the animation genre with a great plot and special effects while having that rare emotional depth for the icing on the cake.
Sep 6, 2014Not just a kid movie. WALL-E is something different, something special, something that makes me happy, You gonna watch the credits with a huge smile on your face.
Jan 14, 2014This Is not only a enjoy film....
This film creares concsience around aour cares with the earth and ourselves.
And it Is a verry nice histori.
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Mar 19, 2014the thing i like about sci fiction films is the creativity and how they write in the script . wall-e is sort of creative and i love how they chose walle and eve to be in space . this is not one of the good spoace movies . the only great space movies is alfsonso's gravity
Mar 25, 2014I absolutely love this movie! It's such a cute story between the two robots. The movie by the end had fully gathered my attention and I loved what they did at the end with Eve and Wall-E! The animation was great, and the sound effects from Wall-E were just adorable! This is a must-watch movie!
Apr 2, 2014BEST ANIMATED MOVIE EVER. They don't even need text!!!! really this is pixar at it's best, incredible visuals, a hell of a story and most important a real message. A movie for every age that will make every age think about our way of living. A must watch for everyone on this world and again this isn't a movie, this is a piece of art!
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Nov 19, 2014I never thought i my life that i will give some movie, game or series score 10. I tried to find something that is not right in it just so i can give it 9 but this movie is flawless. Magnificent.
Nov 10, 2014Wall-E is a near masterpiece for the animation genre with a great plot and special effects while having that rare emotional depth for the icing on the cake.
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Oct 13, 2014A film that is so dark and scary looking it almost makes me wonder how Disney let them green light this film. This one is really close to my favourites because of the silent moments although I wish there were a lot more of that, I also think that the environmental message suits the film pretty well, and the romance between WALL-E and Eve is well done.
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The first hour of Wall-E is a crazily inventive, deliriously engaging and almost wordless silent comedy of the sort that Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton used to make.
Put simply, WALL-E is about as charming as movies get.
Mixing Chaplinesque delicacy with the architectural grandeur of a Stanley Kubrick film, director Andrew Stanton recycles film history and makes something fresh and accessible from it without pandering to a young audience.


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Use of multiple dispersal pathways facilitates amphibian persistence in stream networks
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
- By:
- Grant E.H. Campbell, J.D. Nichols, W.H. Lowe, W.F. Fagan
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1000266107
- More information: Publisher Index Page (via DOI)
Although populations of amphibians are declining worldwide, there is no evidence that salamanders occupying small streams are experiencing enigmatic declines, and populations of these species seem stable. Theory predicts that dispersal through multiple pathways can stabilize populations, preventing extinction in habitat networks. However, empirical data to support this prediction are absent for most species, especially those at risk of decline. Our mark-recapture study of stream salamanders reveals both a strong upstream bias in dispersal and a surprisingly high rate of overland dispersal to adjacent headwater streams. This evidence of route-dependent variation in dispersal rates suggests a spatial mechanism for population stability in headwater-stream salamanders. Our results link the movement behavior of stream salamanders to network topology, and they underscore the importance of identifying and protecting critical dispersal pathways when addressing region-wide population declines.Additional Publication Details
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- Article
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- Title:
- Use of multiple dispersal pathways facilitates amphibian persistence in stream networks
- Series title:
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
- 10.1073/pnas.1000266107
- Volume
- 107
- Issue:
- 15
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- 2010
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- English
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This is a discussion on Bulk Ammo Storage in Ammo Cans/Ziplock Bags? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by OldVet There is no "standard and acceptable" practice for storing your ammo in your home. . If you believe the NRA sets ...
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The manufacturer ships its ammo in cardboard boxes and plastic or styrofoam trays--not airtight/water steel or plastic containers--because it's cheap. So ammo storage can't terrible complicated. So I stick with keeping it dry and away from heat in whatever manner one wishes and feels is most convenient.
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dump them in a ammo can and drop in a box end so you will know what they are when you open them years from now. i have stored ammo in ammo cans, coffee cans, factory boxes in drawers, in sockes, etc....... some were put in the cans in the early 80's. they all have gone bang. even the one that looked like crap, old 30 year russian ammo will turn green. when you buy bulk packs of 22lr ammo, the rounds are just dropped in a box. you can put lots of 22lr ammo in a ammo can.
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One advantage to keeping the ammo in original boxes (in an ammo can) is that you can keep track of the LOT. Say you dump 6,000 rounds of ammo into 3 ammo cans, 2 years from now you're at the range, and you have a squib. Two mags later you have 2 dud primers in a row. Next mag you get a double charge and bulge your barrel. Do you remember what the lot number was on those 40 boxes of 50 rounds you just dumped into the can? Were there other boxes from the same lot that you dumped into the other 2 full ammo cans? How do you contact the manufacturer to notify them of a bad lot? Do you risk shooting the rest of your ammo?
If you have a fire and have guns AND ammo both in the same safe. It's likely the ammo will cook off inside the safe adding greatly to the heat and damage to the guns. BTW, if the firemen detect ammo cooking off they might back away from your house fire.
Just a thought because I've seen it happen........UGH
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Very good point! At this point my city has good fire/police service. If the house goes up in flames that's what insurance is for. The guns and ammo cover me if SHTF and fire/police/insurance no longer mater.
Thanks for the advice all. I'm re packing the safe now making room for the WASR and 7000 of his friends.
I have a ton (almost literally) of ammo stored, much is the ChiCom 7.62X39 steel core in sardine cans in the wooded crates, some was in wood crates in commercial type boxes (7.62X39, 7.62X51, 5.56).
This I took ammo out of the boxes put in GI ammo cans, I put the cans in the sun to warm up, threw in a silica gel pack and 1 flattened box for ID and closed, I have opened 1 can and it was near impossible, I had to sun warm the can again, in an emergency I may have to drill to break the seal. This ammo should be good for 100 years, I have shot 30-06 that was stamped from the 1940s stored in ammo cans with no problem.
Here's a link to the SAAMI "recommendations" for storing ammunition. Bear in mind, in some states, state law and/or local municipality ordinances may apply as to quantity amd method of storage.
I found the info about ammo in a fire interesting.
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I put mine in Lock'n'Lock containers with the end tab of the box they are from so I know what date code they are in case of a recall.


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SEATTLE, March 21— After decades as a mainstay of the Seattle economy and a virtual emblem of the Pacific Northwest, the Boeing Company stunned its hometown today with an abrupt announcement that it would move its corporate headquarters out of the region.
The company said it was evaluating the Chicago, Denver and Dallas areas as possible sites for a new base. The company's chairman and chief executive, Philip M. Condit, said he envisioned a ''leaner corporate center'' that would give Boeing greater ''flexibility to move capital and talent to the opportunities that maximize shareholder value.''
Boeing said it had no plans to move its giant commercial aircraft unit, which manufactures ubiquitous passenger jets like the Boeing 737, 747 and 767, out of the Seattle area. And thus it is possible, as the company insisted today, that the impact on the Seattle economy will be modest, since about 500 jobs are scheduled to be moved to the new headquarters.
Nonetheless, the announcement by Mr. Condit in Washington, D.C., was a sharp blow to Seattle's psyche and prestige, as stunning, say, as General Motors pulling out of Detroit or Coca-Cola abandoning Atlanta.
While the 500 headquarters jobs that would be moved were primarily nonunion, many people here expressed fears that it was a precursor to a larger scaling back by Boeing. The company provides jobs for about 80,000 people in the Puget Sound region and is by far the area's largest private employer.
Seattle's mayor, Paul Schell, said he was ''totally blindsided.''
The state's governor, Gary Locke, describing himself as ''surprised and deeply sorry,'' said loss of the headquarters ''leaves a void in our economic and cultural life.''
Both pleaded with Boeing to reconsider.
With the region recovering from a literal jolt last month, Dick Conway, a local economist, took a stab at gallows humor, saying, ''Well, it has made us forget the earthquake all of a sudden.''
A local radio station, KIRO-AM, linking Boeing's possible relocation to Dallas with the move of the baseball superstar Alex Rodriguez from the Seattle Mariners to the Texas Rangers, played the country song, ''All My Ex's Live in Texas.''
But the dominant emotions were shock and anger. Union leaders were furious at both the news itself and the five minutes' advance notice that Boeing gave them and the area's elected officials before the announcement.
''This decision is a blow to our entire community,'' said Mark Blondin, president of the local chapter of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, representing about 25,000 Boeing workers. ''Bill Boeing must be turning over in his grave to learn his company is being ripped from its roots and moved cross country.''
Mr. Blondin was referring to William Boeing, who bought a shipyard on the Duwamish River in 1910 and later turned it into an airplane factory.
He founded the company in 1916 and, taking advantage of the region's once-cheap and abundant hydroelectric power, turned it into the world's pre-eminent manufacturer of planes. Boeing planes helped the Allies win World War II and, in peacetime, helped define jet passenger travel.
In recent years, however, the company has seen its once-dominant share of the commercial airplane market challenged, especially in its global market competition with Airbus Industrie, the European consortium.
Perhaps even more importantly, though, the company has been trying to diversify its operations.
Boeing has transformed itself in Mr. Condit's tenure, buying the space division of Rockwell International for $3.2 billion in 1996 and its longtime rival, the McDonnell Douglas Corporation, for $14 billion the following year.
The deals created a diversified aerospace giant that had $51 billion in sales last year and operated in 145 countries. Boeing still depends on the manufacture of commercial jets for 60 percent of its revenue, but it now also makes and launches satellites and builds fighter jets and missiles.
Mr. Condit has worked to convince Wall Street that he is focused on creating value for shareholders. Boeing stock rallied last year, becoming one of the markets top performers. But recently it has fallen back. Boeing shares fell $1.15 today, to $53.85.
Mr. Condit, in a telephone interview yesterday while flying back to Seattle from Washington, said he had concluded that the headquarters had to be physically separate from any of Boeing's operating divisions so that it could make objective decisions about where to deploy the company's resources in the future. ''If you are directly with any one of your business units, it changes the dynamic of the way you view that business,'' he said.
Asked how he felt about leaving Seattle, where he has lived for most of the last 36 years, Mr. Condit, 59, said: ''Given a personal choice, that is not what I would want to do. I love Seattle. But I am looking for what is best for the company.''
Mr. Condit said he was inspired to make the move by talking to other chief executives. He said he first raised the idea with Boeing's corporate strategy council in September and began broaching the idea with the company's board late last year.
Many Seattle residents and some industry analysts scoffed at Mr. Condit's professed rationale for moving the headquarters. And several management experts expressed surprise.


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Star Wars: Galaxies - Jump to Lightspeed (2004) | (Director of Marketing) | |||
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As Vice President of Marketing and Sales, John oversees all programs and activities that support the global marketing and publishing strategies of LucasArts' video games. He provides strategic direction and creative vision to worldwide partners and manages the sales, product marketing, public relations, web, and creative services groups.
Geoghegan is a veteran marketing executive with nearly 20 years of experience creating and managing integrated marketing communications programs for such globally known companies as Sun Microsystems, Procter & Gamble, Nortel, Nestlé, British Airways, DuPont and Chevron.
Most recently, John was president of the San Francisco offices of Hill Holliday, a professional marketing services company, where he oversaw a client list that included Motorola, 24 Hour Fitness Clubs and Silicon Graphics Inc. Previously, he was CEO and president of CareGuide Inc., an Internet start-up company that was sold to Coordinated Care Solutions in 2002.
For five years, Geoghegan was general manager of J. Walter Thompson's flagship West Coast office, where he oversaw communications programs for such Fortune 500 companies as Sun Microsystems, Siemens, E*Trade, Chevron, Diageo and the California State Lottery.
As CEO and president of Saatchi-Thailand, John helped Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising Worldwide expand its international reach into Asian markets including Japan and Korea. He began his career in advertising and marketing with Doyle Dane Bernbach in New York.
Geoghegan, who lives in Marin County, has written articles on marketing and culture for such varied publications as The Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and Upside magazine. He has also lectured on marketing at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business and the University of Kansas' School of Journalism. Geoghegan is also on the Board of Director's of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
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Culver's Cheese Curds
1 lb. cheddar cheese curds
2 large eggs, beaten
1/2 C. milk
1 C. flour
1 1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
Sift the flour, baking powder and salt together. Add in the eggs and milk and mix until smooth. If needed add some additional milk to thin out the batter.
Take the cheese curds and coat with the batter. Using a large skillet heat the oil over medium heat. Add the batter coated cheese curds and fry for 1 minute each until they are a golden brown.
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Feeling Warm in an Old House
I read with some amusement and much amazement about moving into drafty cold old houses with much ambiance. Having grown up in same in Minnesota I think you are nuts but I digress.
None of the various methods I've seen in all your posts seem to consider humidity. Comfort air conditioning would have the humidity at about 70% while in the winter in MN it was about 20%. So you'd feel cold even if the temp was 70F.
We put a big old kettle on the stove pilot light (they had pilot lights then) and after awhile it would start singing and steam up the place or at least the kitchen. I can still hear that thing singing. The windows would steam up etc and we felt warm.
A couple radiators in the front room had decorative covers with a top that would open and there was a reservoir for water presumably to help the humidity. By the time I came along - 1935- they were no longer used but I don't know if I just don't remember correctly, just didn't work, leaked, or everybody got lazy. Nobody alive to ask now.
I was quite proud when I got big enough to install the big heavy solid wood storm doors in the fall.
One of my sisters lived in a 3 story house close to the Canadian border. All the windows were taped and painted shut. Likewise the storm windows. Opening them in summer wasn't worth it.
We wore wool clothing. Tho I live in Never Never Land (California) I still have a pair of long johns called a union suit I believe. 100% wool high quality that didn't itch. Very thick. Button in the back. Bot em in 1952 for $40 at Daytons (now Target) which today would be $420.79 figuring 4% annual rate of inflation.
In the driest/coldest months I keep a 2 gallon kettle simmering on the range all day. And of course an evaporative fan-forced humidifier. I keep it around 45% RH. I have oil/hyrdonic. I'll take a pass on the wool union suits, however.
mxyplyx: Did your family and their fellow Minnesotians also use bales of hay to "bank" around the foundation? Used to be common practice here along with the heavy "winter door" as you described, but I haven't seen either for 20 years or so.
My own house which dates from 1870 did not have a central heating system until the 1920's, then cellar coal furnace with a floor grate to bring the heat up into the living area. Prior to that an oil stove in the kitchen seems to have been the sole heat source for many, many years. How they kept the pipes from freezing is an enduring mystery.
How they kept the pipes from freezing is an enduring mystery.
They didn't have pipes, at least not the way we have them now. Our house had a pitcher pump directly up to a dry sink in the pantry from a cistern/spring in the cellar. In extreme cold you just let the pipe from the pitcher pump drop its prime and you're all set - there's nothing to freeze.
If the chamber pots freeze at night, so much the better as they don't smell.
Our mid-19th c house though it now (since 1959) has indoor plumbing to the single bathroom on the first floor and supply lines to the H&C kitchen taps, can be winterized in about 10 minutes flat just by opening the pipes in the basement. We have no central heat so no steam or hot water pipes to freeze.
No hay bales - we lived in MPLS. And since you asked :-)
Our house wasn't all that primitive really. It was well insulated. It had double glazed windows. It was built in 1920! My father built it. He built several hundred. He said he had built 3 with the double glazing. When I asked why only 3 he said people just were not ready for something like that. There were several other things which I don't remember that he passed on for the same reason. He was way ahead of his time. He was a graduate engineer and understood things not just some joker that nailed houses together. I know he had trouble getting his carpenters to build things differently than they'd done it since time began. They would bauk at the simplest innovation.
The windows on the first floor were single hung and the bottom part of the window sash continued down into the wall and supported a screen. So when you raised/opened the window the screen came up. That way no storm windows or external screens were needed. The upstairs had French Door windows and I don't know if they were double glazed. I spect so but I did move away in 1959. The bedroom windows might have been double hung.
I recall the double glazed windows came on the market right after WW2 because salesmen were always at the door. I was 10 then. My oldest sister, 18 years older, told me Pop had patented that concept and nobody could make em till his patent ran out I guess about mid WW2. I have searched the USPTO and cannot find his patent for that but he did have 6 patents on other things. If you Google "who invented DH windows" it will show they were invented in the early '30s by Libby Ownen Ford but searching the USPTO for "Double-Hung" back to 1790 I found the earliest was 1922 by an individual - not LOF. Perhaps another search term would find more. So my sister must have been wrong and for that matter so is Google. Perhaps Pop tried but couldn't - dunno.
Mom died in 1989 and I flew back from Ca and was locked out. Ha! I pried up one of the bedroom windows that I knew the screen was split (had been since before I was born) and crawled in. The neighbors called the cops. :-)
They switched from coal to oil before I was born in '35 then to gas when I was about 10.
Pop's machine shop had a furnace with a big floor register maybe 4-5 feet square. We'd get our coats on then stand on that for a few minutes let the heat soak up in before going out. My sister's (17 years older) house (near the Canadian border) had a bathtub. I took a bath in it in 1959 then moved to California. Next time I took a tub bath was 1997 when I came back to visit. How incredibly rustic.
Well that's enough reminicing from an old man so I'll pinch it off here.
Thanks for this interesting thread.
Our house is a small cape cod with boiler heat (hot water radiators). We keep little pans of water on one or two radiators, and also use an ultrasonic humidifier for those extra dry/cold days. I bought a digital barometer from edmunds scientific a while back and it's a great little device.
On a side note, how come humidity indoors makes you feel warm inside, but mild, damp winters makes one feel cold outside? Or is that just my imagination? BTW, if we're going to have winter, I want a real one like the old days. I'm in Virginia.
liriodendron: I once owned a house with a cistern in the cellar and hand pump in the kitchen just as you described. That's not the case with my present one. In-town municipal water supply began in the 1880's using wooden pipes (elm tree sections bored out through the middle or hollowed halves rejoined with straps). It was strictly gravity feed but did have rudimentary fire hydrants as well. The fire threat in old towns with close spacing of buildings, wood frame construction and lots of open fires, kerosene lanterns, etc. was ever present. The water system was built primarily because of the fire danger, but individual houses were permitted to tap into it.
The original piping in the house was the old style lead pipe. The only thing I can imagine for freeze prevention was the oil stove in the kitchen. There were no pipes elsewhere and if kept burning 24/7 the stove might have been enough.


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You can use the SDLT calculators for most transactions involving the sale or transfer of land or property to help you to work out how much to pay.
There's a new calculator for residential property transactions effective from 4 December 2014. The new calculator also displays tax due under the previous rules.
You can't use the calculators for residential properties with chargeable consideration over £500,000 where the 15% rate of SDLT applies. You'll need to perform a manual calculation instead.
These calculators and rates don't apply to Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT), which will apply to land transactions in Scotland from April 2015. Information about LBTT rates and bands can be found on the Scottish Government website.
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This calculator (land and property section) will help you work out how much SDLT you may need to pay when you:
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