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Looking ahead. Exploring new uses for cord blood. Researchers around the globe are exploring new uses for cord blood. A search on 'cord blood' at ClinicalTrials.gov will provide details on hundreds of studies taking place in an effort to increase therapeutic use of these amazing cells. In fact, children of ViaCord families have participated in two major clinical trials for regenerative cord blood stem cell treatments (one for cerebral palsy and another for type 1 diabetes). Both required children to have access to their own cord blood to participate.
Family values. The principles of matching. The effectiveness of cord blood stem cell therapy depends on many factors, with one of the most important being stem cell matching. Doctors determine stem cell matching based on human leukocyte antigen (HLA) markers. Passed down from parents to their children, these markers act like cell fingerprints, letting the immune system know which cells belong in the body and which cells are foreign to it. If a patient's HLA markers exactly match those of the new stem cells being introduced, the patient's body will readily accept the cells. If the HLA match is close but not perfect, chances are still favorable that the patient's body will accept the cells. By storing cord blood from each child, parents can increase the chance of finding the best source for a match.16
With newborn stem cells, youth has its advantages. Beyond the matching benefits of family cord blood banking, cord blood stem cells have a special characteristic that makes them more effective than other types of stem cells. Simply put, they're young and inexperienced — and that's a good thing. Cord blood stems cells are immunologically naïve, which means they are less developed and more flexible than other adult stem cells such as bone marrow. When used in treatment, cord blood stem cells are less likely to "cause trouble" and therefore can more easily integrate themselves into a patient's body.
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Hi everyone,
Managed to make a form/template in MS word, only problem is the company's logo should be in black...its not, when i print put the form the logo is all screwed up, some aliasing and the color is somewhere between black/gray/purple :-D
I imported the vector logo in Photoshop, and saved as a PNG file, then i upload the font in MS Word and place it in the top header without rescaling it.
what exactly am i doing wrong here, the logo is just in black but doesn't output in black when printed?
Maybe Word uses sRGB color space and sending sRGB color data to the printer.
Try to set up the printer device to print black in true black only.
First thing I'd do is determine if it's a problem with the graphic or a problem with the printer. Have you tried printing other black-and-white artwork to see if it prints correctly?
Also, when in Photoshop you might try changing the graphic to grayscale (image > mode > grayscale) before saving it, and see if that makes any difference.
Word is an excellent tool for composing and printing office documents in an office environment, but was never intended as a professional graphics program—so don't expect it to act like one.
Either or both of the suggestions above might solve the problem, with an additional proviso: in Photoshop (or equivalent), save to logo as a grayscale TIFF file; this file will be larger than your PNG file, but it should be recognized for what it is—i.e., grayscale—as opposed to PNG files, which use indexed palettes.


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"We can't be more specific because we can't risk endangering our people on the ground." – Pete Way of UFO
Marty: Way has slipped into war terminology to describe the volatile nature of his band. Seeing as the last tour ended in fist fight in Manchester, he may not be being overdramatic at all.
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For seeds of unusual or heirloom varieties, you might want to do a web search for the Seed Savers Exchange, which is a non-profit group dedicated to facilitating the saving, exchanging and propagating of heirloom seeds. The pepper section of their annual always has some unusual varieties.
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D200_4me: I used to watch his youtube videos, around the time the Nikon V1 came out. They were entertaining, but over time I got turned off by a few things, like the "I don't crop" statements, as if we that do crop are just inexperienced morons that can't snap the most basic snapshot. So, over time there seemed to be a know-it-all attitude coming across so I quit watching completely. I much prefer 'Blunty' these days (Nate Burr) on youtube. Entertaining and real world stuff. No snobby crap.
Sorry, it's just my personal preference, but I don't like his style and attitude. It just rubs me the wrong way too often. I realize everyone likes different styles....but I've even quit listening to Trey Ratcliff too. ;-) hehe I just want someone to give me the no-nonsense review and advice. I really like Steve Huff's style too.
I used to watch his youtube videos, around the time the Nikon V1 came out. They were entertaining, but over time I got turned off by a few things, like the "I don't crop" statements, as if we that do crop are just inexperienced morons that can't snap the most basic snapshot. So, over time there seemed to be a know-it-all attitude coming across so I quit watching completely. I much prefer 'Blunty' these days (Nate Burr) on youtube. Entertaining and real world stuff. No snobby crap.
Awesome. Something else for people to complain about :-)
I really don't care because I always buy manufacturer's batteries anyway. But really, if 20 or 30 extra dollars for a spare battery is breaking the bank, even if you need 3 or 4, well....never mind.
Anyway, I won't likely be a Nikon customer for more than another year or so anyway. I'll most likely be all Fuji or Olympus for my main camera gear.
Craig Atkinson: it's a fine lens - I find at f.4, the x100s is sharper but at f.2 the 23mm if miles ahead. Shame there's no way of adding an auto ND kind of like the x100s but more like the Ricoh GR.
At f/2, closer to a subject (maybe less than 5 feet), there's something odd going on with the X100S (I have one), but once you get beyond 5', the X100S is nice and sharp, but I can't compare to the lens mentioned here for this story since I don't have one :-). Anyway, the X100S f/2 softness at close range has been discussed very much. I suppose there's some design limitation involved.
How long will it take one of the internet experts to whine about the X-Trans sensor design/performance? ;-) Come on....get it over with so we can go back to enjoying real photos...
olivier_777: As a consequence, nobody can produce soap bars any more, because soap bars look like a Nikon 1.
Fine with me. I hate soap bars. I only use liquid soap these days. Makes cleaning the shower much easier too :-)
Polytropia: Having handled a preproduction A7, I must say, it's quite light with the kit lens. It feels no heavier than my OM-D E-M1, though I have to say, I for one won't be giving up my E-M1, even after handling the A7.
I think the A7 is fantastic, don't get me wrong. Many people will buy it and love it. I was very impressed with it!
But considering the largest print I've made was a 144"x133" off of the 10mp E-3, and it looked great, I personally do not generally need 24mp or 36mp.
But I can't imagine life without E-M1's stabilizer. Once you've had it there's really no going back.
The 35mm sensor format, about which everyone seems to obsess, does not present any substantial advantages to me; I never, ever run into ISO noise issues with E-M1, and I have no issues getting the bokeh I want.
I constantly use E-M1's in-camera RAW development capabilities, multitudinous function buttons, touch-screen to set focus points, etc., all features the A7 lacks.
Sensor size is not a trump card for me.
I know what you mean. In a few years when my D600 is due to be replaced, I'll likely move away from DSLR and go back to another Olympus m4/3 camera (had the E-M5 before). Or Fuji X. Just depends on what's available at the time....but the E-M5 files and the stabilization left me very impressed and wanting more.
Seems to have slightly more noise than the D610 at high ISO raw, but just barely. Either way, looks excellent, like most modern full frame cameras at 6400.
Different strokes for different folks, as they say. It's a good thing there are plenty of other options for people that don't like the X100S. ;-) I'm afraid some people will never be happy with what they have or even what someone else decides to use. Life is short. Pick a camera and enjoy it.
Once again, people have been personally offended and insulted by a review. ;-) The reviews contain a lot of useful information, regardless of the score given at the end. I know there are many other sites that have reviews, so rather than get upset about the score, I guess you could go look at another site that has a score you agree with? :-) I mean...if that makes you feel better. I've owned several cameras that didn't get a gold award here. So what? I liked them anyway.
The more I look at this model and think about it, the more I agree with this statement: "My worry about the Df is that Nikon might have gone too far backwards for the sake of cosmetic appeal, without really adding any practical benefit to the shooting experience." It's hard to pleas everyone, but it does seem like they took the simplification just a tad too far. Either way, more camera models to choose from is a good thing (as long as these companies stay in business to keep making many different models for us to pick from) :-)
I'll never understand why people get so worked up over new cameras. I mean, all the complaints and "they should have done this or that" comments. Seriously folks...if you don't like a certain new camera, don't buy it. You don't have to act like a child in public over it. Grow up a little :-) It seems everyone here is a expert market analyst and knows exactly what the public wants. Oh and they're the best engineers in the world too...much, much smarter than any camera manufacturers teams ;-) That's how they act anyway. Too funny.
guamy: It doesn't look like a barbeque pit..anyone knows what it is?
Probably Whiskey production. I guess :-) I think it's Jack Daniels
mas54: I think dpr and all other review sites should refuse to review any more cameras that don't have optical viewfinders. Just consider them non entities. Maybe the camera companies will get the hint.
There are plenty of people that don't really care about an optical viewfinder. I rarely use it on my X100S.
World's smallest....until you put something you need on it....a lens ;-) Innovation is good and I welcome it, but I wish companies would quit screaming about how small their camera bodies are.
I got a D610 months ago...when they replaced my shutter for free ;-)
Autofocus would be nice....it's 2013 :-)
Still, very, very minor difference that probably no one would ever be able to notice when viewing photos not zoomed in at 100%. Sure, it's great to have the best conversion possible, but I still believe the job Adobe does is much more than adequate and I would never sacrifice my quick AND easy workflow with Lightroom. Import and convert to DNG at the same time and I'm all done. No TIFFs to deal with, etc, etc. I would be shocked if anyone could truly see a difference even in large prints unless you were making extremely large prints, which I imagine very few people ever do.
Hmmm....I didn't even know they supported raw in the first place :-) I guess that's just not something I need Google to do for me.


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Mary's search drives The Tillman Story, and throughout this taut, true epic, we see a smart, sometimes angry, always loving family find their destiny: to speak truth to power, to call wartime myths what they are and to show how the American character is not about blind obedience.
One of the year's best documentaries.
It is enraging yet nuanced, an elusive combination for any documentary.
By the way, The Tillman Story has an R rating because of language. Think about that one, too: Lies are rated G and can be heard around the clock on television, but try saying the truth with the proper force and you end up with a restricted audience.
In the propaganda-filled realms of politics, sports, and the military, that kind of no-bullsh-- -allowed truth feels cathartic. No wonder the Tillman family has spent much of the last 10 years fighting for it.
Amir Bar-Lev shows in the absorbing, eye-opening and sometimes enraging film The Tillman Story, if there was one thing that you could count on Pat Tillman to do it was speak his mind: loudly, intelligently, and often in salty, pointed language.
The Tillman Story is ferocious filmmaking, but it wouldn't have half the force it does if the director didn't also get at the complicated man Pat Tillman was.
It's a fascinating film, full of drama, intrigue, tragedy and righteous indignation, but maybe its greatest accomplishment is to make you feel the death of one young man -- a truly independent thinker who hewed his own way through the world, in the finest American tradition -- as a great loss.
A riveting account of how a soldier's death in Afghanistan was spun into a web of public lies.
A story that won't go away, won't leave you alone, won't let you feel at ease. Intensely dramatic, filled with elevated heroism, crass self-interest and blatant stupidity, it's a paradigmatic narrative of our tendentious, turbulent times.
This devastating film persuasively portrays them (Tillman family) as finer, more morally sturdy people than the cynical chain of command that lied to them and used their son as a propaganda tool.
Where the film shines is in its vivid and affecting portrait of Tillman himself. Instead of the square-jawed hero memorialized by the army and lionized by the news media, we get to know a man of many gifts for many seasons.
Watching the film, emotions range from sadness, of course, to frustration to outright anger.
The Tillman Story is a probing examination of truth, decency and the American way. It also explores deception and military propaganda and lays bare the ravages of grief.
As taut and suspenseful as any fictional mystery.
This documentary succeeds triumphantly on so many levels that its full impact doesn't hit you until you have time to register its aftershocks.
Bar-Lev tells Tillman's story "Rashomon"-style, incorporating multiple perspectives on Tillman's politics (left-liberal), religion (atheist), and personal relations (he married Marie, his first and only girlfriend). Still, it is a documentary with more details of how he died than how he lived.
Emerges as the summer's first true must-see film, required viewing for everyone, but especially audiences in Washington.
The Tillman Story isn't designed to be a shockeroo exposé; it's more a slow, steady rumble of anger and dismay at what the U.S. military, and the government, can get away with in the name of public relations, as if PR - and not human lives - were the most important consideration during wartime.
Unravels the deceptions -- and the deep dishonor -- that inflated life-size valor into fake superheroism.
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Sure does --- The mind twist and bends to deal with the horrors of everyday life...sometimes it just snaps! | |
Even though technically the rats attacked them? Guess I won't be able to get the items inside unless I get rid of the guards somehow. | |
put their unconscious bodies on a table or something; don't leave em on the ground and they wont get eaten --- PSN: John_J_Rambo | |
So if I release the rats on the living guards, that are walking around. That still counts as me, killing the guards? Instead of an unfortunate accident on the guard's part? | |
I'm not sure about that, but I wouldn't take the risk if you're going nonlethal. --- PSN: John_J_Rambo | |
It counts. Lol anything that you cause that kills a guard counts, weather its cutting a throat or summoning ravenous rats. --- "Then pay with your blood" ! | |
Not summoning, they are trapped behind a door, if I open the door they run out and start eating whatever is on the floor. Anyway, didn't take the risk, 20 Gold isn't that much to lose out on. To make it clear, I'm taking about one of the rat swarms that are in the game, not the ability you can use. There is a swarm of those rats behind a door and if I open it, they run out and eat the guards. Would this count as a kill on my part or would it count as the rats killing them, like in the tutorial? | |
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I had heard about the movies and wanted to see them, but if this is true, it will make it an almost no see. I don't like Nic Cage as an actor, he is no longer an A-list actor, he may be a low rate B-Actor anymore.
Mass Effect movie has got to be femshepMilla Jovovich would be perfect for the part.


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Financial Ratios Based on the Balance Sheet Financial statement analysis includes financial ratios. Here are three financial ratios that are based solely on current asset and current liability amounts appearing on a company's balance sheet: Financial Ratio How to Calculate It What It Tells You Working = Current Assets – Current Liabilities An indicator of whether the Capital company will be able to meet its = $89,000 – $61,000 current obligations (pay its bills, meet its payroll, make a loan = $28,000 payment, etc.) If a company has current assets exactly equal to current liabilities, it has no working capital. The greater the amount of working capital the more likely it will be able to make its payments on time. Current Ratio = Current Assets ÷ Current Liabilities This tells you the relationship of current assets to current liabilities. A = $89,000 ÷ $61,000 ratio of 3:1 is better than 2:1. A 1:1 ratio means there is no working = 1.46 capital. Quick Ratio = [(Cash + Temp. Investments + This ratio is similar to the current (Acid Test Accounts Receivable) ÷ Current ratio except that Inventory, Supplies, Ratio) Liabilities] : 1 and Prepaid Expenses are excluded. This indicates the relationship = [($2,100 + $100 + $10,000 + between the amount of assets that $40,500) ÷ $61,000] : 1 can quickly be turned into cash versus the amount of current = [$52,700 ÷ $61,000] : 1 liabilities. = 0.86 : 1 Four financial ratios relate balance sheet amounts for Accounts Receivable and Inventory to income statement amounts. To illustrate these financial ratios we will use the following income statement information: Example Corporation Income Statement For the year ended December 31, 2009 Sales (all on credit) $500,000 Cost of Goods Sold 380,000 Gross Profit 120,000 Operating Expenses Selling Expenses 35,000 Administrative Expenses 45,000 Total Operating Expenses 80,000 Operating Income 40,000 Interest Expense 12,000 Income before Taxes 28,000 Income Tax Expense 5,000 Net Income after Taxes $ 23,000 To learn more about the income statement, go to: Explanation of Income Statement Drills for Income Statement Crossword Puzzle for Income Statement Financial Ratio How to Calculate It What It Tells You Accounts = Net Credit Sales for the Year ÷ The number of times per year that Receivable Average Accounts Receivable for the accounts receivables turn over. Turnover the Year Keep in mind that the result is an average, since credit sales and = $500,000 ÷ $42,000 (a computed accounts receivable are likely to average) fluctuate during the year. It is important to use the average balance = 11.90 of accounts receivable during the year. = 365 days in Year ÷ Accounts The average number of days that it Days' Sales in Receivable Turnover in Year took to collect the average amount Accounts of accounts receivable during the Receivable = 365 days ÷ 11.90 year. This statistic is only as good as the Accounts Receivable Turnover = 30.67 days figure. Inventory = Cost of Goods Sold for the Year ÷ The number of times per year that Turnover Average Inventory for the Year Inventory turns over. Keep in mind that the result is an average, since = $380,000 ÷ $30,000 (a computed sales and inventory levels are likely average) to fluctuate during the year. Since inventory is at cost (not sales value), = 12.67 it is important to use the Cost of Goods Sold. Also be sure to use the average balance of inventory during the year. Days' Sales in = 365 days in Year ÷ Inventory The average number of days that it Inventory Turnover in Year took to sell the average inventory during the year. This statistic is only = 365 days ÷ 12.67 as good as the Inventory Turnover figure. = 28.81 The next financial ratio involves the relationship between two amounts from the balance sheet: total liabilities and total stockholders' equity: Financial Ratio How to Calculate It What It Tells You Debt to Equity = (Total liabilities ÷ Total The proportion of a company's assets Stockholders' Equity) : 1 supplied by the company's creditors versus the amount supplied the = ( $481,000 ÷ $289,000) : 1 owner or stockholders. In this example the creditors have supplied = 1.66 : 1 $1.66 for each $1.00 supplied by the stockholders. ers.


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"Dear Steve,
My wife and I filed for bankruptcy in 2005. I tried including my student loans but was told I couldn't. I was never told about this adversary filing.
I filed for bankruptcy as a result of medical illness. At that time I was Declared legally
disabled for a closed period of time.(yes during the time of filing)
I have found my way back to full time employment but still have this debt lingering. I have made some payments but trying to take care of my family and get through our normal monthly payments this hanging over us makes life difficult.
Being so long after filing, Can I still get an adversary filing put through?
Is there a limit as to when you can file an adversary proceeding for a student loan?
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Dear John,
It might be more difficult to go back eight years and file an adversary proceeding since your financial situation has changed greatly.
It seems like you'd want to explore some other way of dealing with the student loans or talk to a bankruptcy attorney about a new filing with an adversary proceeding to deal with the debt.
I don't know enough about the type of debts you have to even know if bankruptcy is even worth pursuing. Maybe you can start with this guide.
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We started with a terrific tuna tartare, diced and punctuated with pineapple, scallions, and ripe avocado, and then heaped onto a banana leaf in a giant clam shell atop a large dish of ice -- presentations here are fetchingly innovative. Accompanying plantain chips were crisp enough to scoop up the tartare, passion fruit dressing spiked with wasabi and flecks of pungent black pepper adding just the right dose of sweet and heat. Portions at Suva are served family style, and the waitstaff politely encourages diners to share. The waitresses, incidentally, were dressed brightly in floral-patterned South Seas-style sarongs. So were the waiters, but the staff was so friendly, unpretentious, and competent that I couldn't bring myself to smirk.
The tartare easily can feed two; an appetizer of roast pork ropa vieja is double the average size, maybe a pound's worth of softly shredded pork piled on one side of a silver oval platter that is elevated like a cake stand. Beside the pork came a pineapple-jicama-coconut sambal (Indonesian for relish) and piquant peanut sauce. Finally there was a mound of iceberg lettuce cups in which to roll it all together -- not just fun to eat but an exquisite mix of tastes. "Down Island spiced chicken skewers" were a good deal less impressive, six squares of chicken breast grilled on sugar-cane spears with a too-thinly applied guava barbecue glaze -- not bad, but unremarkable. The best part of the dish was the refreshing slaw of minted green mango.
The incessantly clement weather makes it difficult to fathom that it's still winter, but it is, and a main course of grilled mahi-mahi atop a hearty hash of roasted blue potato and heart of palm was so comforting it made me yearn to sit in front of a glowing hearth. The roasted slices of palm offered an unexpected chestnut texture, which with the potato provided a unique nutty-starchy accompaniment; roasted asparagus was served as the complementing green. The fish was no less impressive than its partners, long succulent flakes enlivened by a fiery passion fruit and ancho mole glaze.
Fijian fisherman's stew arrived in a green coconut shell overflowing with three giant, juicy, just-cooked scallops; two plump prawns; multiple mussels and calamari rings; and one lonely lobster nugget, all bound by a sweet, creamy, and spicily curried coconut sauce. Surrounding the coconut were couscous with toasted strands of coconut and a stack of moist johnnycakes (pancakes, usually drier and more brittle than these, made with flint cornmeal). It could have provided a generous dinner for two, as would any main course on the menu, which in effect turns a pricey $28 entrée into a relative bargain. Not only can you share food but also company, at one of two long rectangular communal tables.
I had anticipated that the cuisine here would be laced with too much fruity sweetness, but that fear was unfounded. Salt, too, is metered out judiciously (except for soon-to-be-mentioned exceptions), and ubiquitous garlic is never the dominant taste. The food's vibrant freshness shines though a surge of hot spices and cool fruits that practically trip over one another as they tumble across the palate. But they never do trip: An equilibrium of flavors is at all times maintained. Well, almost all times. Fried snapper was well-balanced conceptually but not in execution. The whole fish, which was scrumptious, came boned and stuffed with creamed coconut spinach chock full of tender lobster chunks. On one end of the platter were pickled fruits and vegetables (pickled star fruit in particular was smashing, and something I'd never had before). On the other end, though, a dark, crumbly, greasy thatch of inedibly salty fried spinach, and likewise oversalted chips that together tipped the balance scale as quickly as a fat person on a seesaw. Even when fried spinach comes as clean green crystalline crisps, like in China Grill's signature side dish, I find that it turns tiresome after the first few scintillating bites.


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They have not, however, managed to win over the masses. Indeed, for all the progress made by H.O.R.D.E.'s fretless contingent, the biggest draws continue to be the ax-wielders. A word to the wise, then: Make sure you arrive early. Soul Coughing will be hitting the main stage early, at around 4:30 p.m. Leftover Salmon and Squirrel Nut Zippers are slated to play the second stage at 7:40 and 8:55, respectively.
Rumors continue to circulate as to who will occupy the open slots remaining on the Coral Sky bill. The odds-on favorite for one slot, based on gossip from Mosher and Herman, is Blues Traveler, the band that gave birth to the H.O.R.D.E. concept six years ago. The two names mentioned for the second slot are Beck and Sheryl Crow. Considering that Coral Sky will be the festival's final stop, don't be surprised to see other big names drop by.
Also worth noting is that Neil Young has taken to playing an acoustic set as soon as the gates open. The man who played grunge before grunge existed has fully recovered from the hand injury he sustained cutting a ham sandwich, and according to both Mosher and Herman, he's in top form.
"Neil's playing great," Mosher says. "I'll tell you this: I felt a lot better about being 30 when I saw him. He's out there playing with the enthusiasm of a seventeen-year-old. I swear to God, I'd have a heart attack if I played that hard. Before this tour began, I probably would have said that he'd be my least favorite act. But I've got a new respect for him. His voice doesn't sound whiny at all. You know how it sounded so whiny in the Seventies? Wait a second, don't print that. He'll probably come over and punch me in the nose."
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H.O.R.D.E. Tour begins at 3:00 p.m. this Sunday, August 24, at Coral Sky Amphitheatre, 601 Sanbury's Way, West Palm Beach, 561-795-8883, with Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Soul Coughing, the Fool, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Spiritualized, Leftover Salmon, Taj Mahal, To the Moon Alice, Breedlove, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and more. Tickets are $28.


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I've been reading a lot about this lately. I would say I have leanings as well! We eat venison (DH hunts) and organic pork (from my sisters farm) and fresh seafood. We have laying chickens as well so I eat fresh eggs several times a week. I get organic produce from a CSA type thing (Full Circle Farm for other Alaskans and PNW folks). We don't have access to raw milk though I really wish we did. I just buy organic milk from the store... not ideal but better then nothing. I've never done low fat stuff and eat butter and such. I'm trying to add coconut oil daily. I don't know if I can embrace eating liver though! LOL! I just ordered a book from the library on lacto-fermentation. I really want to do vegies!
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Born | Kane Warren Hodder April 8, 1955 Auburn, California |
Occupation | Actor, stuntman, author |
Years active | 1983–present |
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Kane Warren Hodder (born April 8, 1955)[1] is an American actor, stuntman and author. He is best known for his portrayal of Jason Voorhees in four films from the Friday the 13th film series Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday and lastly Jason X.
He is also known for his role as Victor Crowley in Hatchet, a role which he continued in Hatchet II and in Hatchet III.[2] He also played Leatherface during the stunts of Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III.
Life and career[edit]
Hodder was born in Auburn, California. He was the first actor to portray Jason Voorhees more than once, in a total of four movies. He portrayed horror icon Leatherface through the stunt work of the 1990 film Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III. He also appeared in an episode of The Arsenio Hall Show to promote Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, in costume as Jason. When he reprised that role again in Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, he also appeared as Freddy Krueger's gloved hand at the close of that film in anticipation for Freddy vs. Jason.[citation needed]
Although he offered to reprise his role as Jason Voorhees in the 2003 film Freddy vs. Jason, director Ronny Yu replaced Hodder with 6'5' Canadian stunt man Ken Kirzinger. The switch created controversy among fans of the series and has been credited to several rumors, including Kirzinger's location in Canada, and his height compared to Robert Englund, the actor who portrayed Freddy Krueger while Yu himself stated that it was New Line Cinema's idea to do so [3] Though Hodder still expresses resentment over not being chosen, he is still good friends with Kirzinger and Englund.[4] 2011 the filmmaker Adam Green wrote along with author Michael Aloisi, his biography "Unmasked: The True Story of the World's Most Prolific, Cinematic Killer".[5] This biography was in 2014 formed to a Webseries, which was released as The Killer & I.[6]
Hodder starred in the slasher film Hatchet as the main character Victor Crowley, a physically deformed young boy who comes back from the dead to kill the people who invade the swamp in which he lives,[7] a similar story in scope to that of Jason Voorhees. He portrays the character a second time in Hatchet 2. He reprised this role in Hatchet 3.[8] He has expressed interest in portraying Michael Myers. 2015 was along Tom Savini, one of the Voice actors which starred in the Slasher Computer game Slasher Vol. 1: Summer Camp.[9] Hodder potrayed the Grawesome Crutal in the Old school Slasher film Muck and his sequel Muck: Feast of Saint Patrick.[10] Hodder weared on February 13, 2015 at the convetion Mad Mobster in the Hilton Chicago Hotel in Chicago his costume from Friday the 13th part IV,[11] alongside Hodder, Lar Park-Lincoln, Brad Dourif, author of Johnny And Me (John Wayne Gacy) Barry Boschelli and Hodder's biograph & author Michael Aloisi was guests on Mobster.[12] ,
Hodder co-wrote an autobiography with author Mike Aloisi.[15] The book is about his life and experience in the film industry and was released on October 1, 2011.
'Unmasked' documents the unlikely true story of a boy who was taunted and beaten relentlessly by bullies throughout his childhood. Kane only escaped his tormentors when he moved to a tiny island in the South Pacific where he lived for all of his teen years. After living shirtless in a jungle for a while, he headed back to America where he fell in love with doing stunts-only to have his love burn him, literally. For the first time ever, Kane tells the true story of the burn injury that nearly killed him at the start of his career. The entire story of his recovery, the emotional and physical damage it caused, his fight to break back into the industry that almost killed him, and his rise to become a film actor are told in Kane's own voice.
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As a side project, Kane had been ghost hunting for some time now in his own group called the Hollywood Ghost Hunters. He describes it as a "group of people who normally make a living by trying to scare other people. Everybody in the group has something to do with horror movies." Hodder partnered up with his friend Rick "Stuntman" McCullum, a Hollywood stuntman and actor who doubles for horror film actors like Sid Haig. Rick decided to form a paranormal team, after he and Kane were filming at Mansfield Reformatory for a horror film called Fallen Angels. While there, they decided to spend their break ghost hunting investigating the cells. They had a ghostly experience when they saw a shadow man running down one of the cellblocks. When Kane took off in a full sprint towards it, Rick knew he had his first partner for his team. Shortly after, they took on their third member for the team: R. A. Mihailoff, known for playing the frightening lead role of "Leatherface" in Texas Chainsaw Massacre III. Together the three members make up a paranormal group of members who work in the horror movie industry.
On January 7, 2011, Hollywood Ghost Hunters was featured on the "Pico House" episode of Travel Channel's Ghost Adventures.
Personal life[edit]
Hodder was born (April 8, 1955)[1] in Auburn, California.[16]
Hodder is an avid poker player.[citation needed] He has the word "Kill!" tattooed on the back of his bottom lip.[17] He spends time working with children in burn centers,[18] and despite the roles he often plays, Hodder has often been described as a very friendly man who loves to meet his fans.[citation needed]
For a long time, Hodder claimed his favorite kill scene in his films was the "sleeping bag against a tree" scene from Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood. He now considers the one where he rips a woman's face in half from Hatchet (2006) to be his favorite.[19]
Hodder is a noted Juggalo, a fan of the group Insane Clown Posse. To reflect this, he has a custom charm of the group's "hatchetman" logo holding a machete instead of a hatchet, a reference to his role as Jason.[17]
Hodder appeared on the December 4, 2012 episode of the TruTV show Hardcore Pawn, in which he had a miniature gold mask made from a piece a fan had made for him.
- ^ a b According to the State of California. California Birth Index, 1905–1995. Center for Health Statistics, California Department of Health Services, Sacramento, California. At Ancestry.com
- ^ Kane Hodder- BioGamer Girl Magazine
- ^ Video on YouTube
- ^ The Arrow interviews...Kane Hodder!! - JoBlo.com
- ^ The True Story of the World's Most Prolific, Cinematic Killer
- ^ Kane Hodder and Michael Aloisi Are The Killer & I
- ^ SyFy Portal
- ^ "Massive 'Hatchet 2' Casting Update!". BloodyDisgusting.
- ^ "Kane Hodder Joins 80′s Slasher Game 'Summer Camp'". BloodyDisgusting.
- ^ "Muck". BloodyDisgusting.
- ^ "Kane Hodder to Appear in Jason Voorhees Makeup & Costume at Chicago's Mad Mobster True Crime and Horror Expo". Daily Dead.
- ^ "Kane Hodder Returns As Jason Voorhees At Mad Monster!". BloodyDisgusting.
- ^ "Adam Green Talks 'Hatchet 3', 'Frozen' DVD/Blu-ray, and Upcoming Projects (Sorta)!".
- ^ "Exit 33 – Movie Website".
- ^ Kanehodderkills.com
- ^ Kane Hodder Biography (1955–)
- ^ a b Eugene Morton (February 12, 2009). "The Five Best Actors To Play Jason Voorhees". Attack of the Blog!. G4 Media, Inc. Retrieved April 7, 2009.
- ^ Where Are They Now?: Kane Hodder
- ^ "Terror Tweets: Images from Hatchet 2 Table Read". DreadCentral.
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