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13 Ghosts1960Columbia+*-Aiming squarely at the allowances of moppet readers of Famous Monsters of Filmland, William Castle followed "Percepto" with a new gimmick in 1960, "Illusion-O". Paul Frees'...Watch the Trailer
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20 Million Miles to Earth1957Columbia+*-The dino-like Ymir is one of Ray Harryhausen's most personable stop-motion creations and the last to benefit from his brilliant black-and-white lighting. Currently available in a...Watch the Trailer
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20,000 Leagues Under the SeaBuena Vista `1954+*-Fans who saw this as children count this elaborate Jules Verne adaptation as one of their greatest movie experiences. Walt Disney's first all-live-action production was a...Watch the Trailer
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3 Days of the Condor1975Paramount+*-For years studio development execs have tried to use Sydney Pollack's classic conspiracy thriller as a template for would-be blockbusters, but hardly any of the various...Watch the Trailer
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3 On A Match1932Warner Bros.+*-The largely forgotten Ann Dvorak sizzles in this snappy 63 minute' pre-code Warner Bros. melange of booze, drugs and gambling. Scarface star Dvorak still has a...Watch the Trailer
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52 Pickup1986Cannon Film Distributors+*-This was a bright spot in a fallow period for director John Frankenheimer after disasters like PROPHECY. The magic charms of the late Elmore Leonard kicked...Watch the Trailer
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7 Faces of Dr. Lao1964MGM+*-The Circus of Dr. Lao, written by Charles G. Finney in 1935, was a cynical, trenchant satire of the small minds of small town people. George...Watch the Trailer
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7 Men from Now1956Warner Bros.+*-This first in a series of unique Randolph Scott/Budd Boetticher collaborations defines the phrase "adult western" which was primarily used to describe tv shows of the...Watch the Trailer
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8 1/21963Embassy Pictures Corporation+*-Federico Fellini's follow up to La Dolce Vita (and his last black-and-white movie) is the rare classic that rewards each viewing over a lifetime with new and different insights....Watch the Trailer
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A Boy and His Dog1975LQ/JAF+*-Harlan Ellison's Nebula-winning post-WW IV sci-fi novella is transferred to the the screen by longtime character player-turned-director L.Q. Jones, who never directed another film despite its...Watch the Trailer
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A Face in the Crowd1957Warner Bros.+*-Elia Kazan's lacerating portrait of a down home demagogue has never lost its disturbing relevance. Anchored by a ferocious performance by Andy Griffith, Budd Schulberg's media-savvy...Watch the Trailer
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A Fistful of Dollars1967United Artists+*-Dashiell Hammet? Akira Kurosawa? Are these among the progenitors of the spaghetti western?! Yep. Hammet's Red Harvest informed Kurosawa's Yojimbo, which was transformed into the first...Watch the Trailer
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A Hard Day's Night1964United Artists+*-In 1964 the widespread teenage lament was, "what?! the Beatles movie is in black & white?!" But this was no fly-by-night Sam Katzman musical quickie, —...Watch the Trailer
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A High Wind in Jamaica196520th Century Fox+*-Director Alexander Mackendrick was unhappy with studio changes to his work, but this unsentimental critical and boxoffice failure remains a compelling adaptation of Richard Hughes' disturbing...Watch the Trailer
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A Midsummer Night's Dream1935Warner Bros.+*-An unlikely pairing of Shakespeare and Warner Bros. with an all-star cast and dazzling production values. You'll notice that nowhere in this trailer do you hear...Watch the Trailer
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A Night at the Opera1935MGM+*-Although some bemoan Irving Thalberg's civilizing influence on the Marx Brothers when they moved to MGM, this is probably their most popular picture. And seen with...Watch the Trailer
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A Nightmare on Elm Street1984New Line Cinema+*-Wes Craven started a wildly popular franchise with this offbeat chiller which pretty much became a license to print money. It made back its $1.8 million...Watch the Trailer
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A Raisin in the Sun1961Columbia+*-In this specially filmed trailer producer David Suskind explains why it's okay for white folks to like his expanded filmization of Lorraine Hansberry's acclaimed one-set play...Watch the Trailer
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A Room With A View1986Cinecom Pictures+*-Director James Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant brought this adaptation of E. M. Forster's novel to the screen to wide acclaim. Released in 1986, it's another...Watch the Trailer
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A Shot in the Dark1964United Artists+*-This sequel to 1963's The Pink Panther is a smaller-scaled affair and all the better for it as director Blake Edwards is able to focus his...Watch the Trailer
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A Star is Born1954Warner Bros.+*-Cary Grant was originally entreated by co-star Judy Garland' to play fading star Norman Maine in this remake of the 1937 original, but when he stepped...Watch the Trailer
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A Star is Born '761976Warner Bros.+*-Barbra Streisand steps into the Judy Garland role in this big-scale musical remake that works pretty well on its own terms, but would have benefitted from...Watch the Trailer
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Abbott and Costello Meet Frankentstein1948Universal+*-After "Young Frankenstein", this is probably the best-loved horror comedy of all time and is more elaborately produced than the previous two serious Frankenstein films. Bela...Watch the Trailer
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Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy1955Universal+*-Bud and Lou meet their last monster in this well-worn but still amusing' finale to their long stint at Universal. The frequently' at-odds duo were to...Watch the Trailer
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Act of Violence1948MGM+*-Moviegoers seeking easy answers should steer clear of Fred Zinneman's hardboiled thriller from 1948, ACT OF VIOLENCE. Zinneman uses the then recent horrors of World War...Watch the Trailer
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Adam's Rib1949MGM+*-Tracy and Hepburn define the word "chemistry" as husband and wife lawyers battling each each other at home and in a divorce case allegedly inspired by the amicable divorce of Raymond...Watch the Trailer
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After the Fox1966United Artists+*-Neil Simon, a first-time screenwriter with three hits running on Broadway, wanted Marcello Mastroianni to play the lead in this movie-biz caper comedy, but got Peter...Watch the Trailer
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All That Jazz197920th Century Fox+*-All That Jazz, director Bob Fosse's ode to Bob Fosse, is one of the most kinetic, technically dazzling movie musicals ever made. The film, a thinly-veiled...Watch the Trailer
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All The King's Men1949Columbia+*-Rumor has it there was a recent remake of this Best Picture Oscar-winner, but nobody seems to remember seeing it. Broderick Crawford and Mercedes McCambridge also...Watch the Trailer
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All the President's Men1976Warner Bros.+*-One of the great newspaper movies. Even though today we know the identity of "Deep Throat", Alan Pakula and William Goldman's tense reconstruction of Woodward &...Watch the Trailer
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Almost Famous2000Columbia+*-Despite generally rapturous reviews, Cameron Crowe's engaging semi-autographical chronicle of a teenage writer touring with rock bands for Rolling Stone struggled at the box office, but has...Watch the Trailer
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"In classic NYC subway graffiti lore, a 'King' is one who has achieved the most recognition for not only excellence in style but for the mark they have made on the culture." So said Subliminal Projects, Shepard Fairey's Street Art gallery in Los Angeles, as it presented "3 Kings," Sept. 17-Oct. 8, 2011, a show of new by Fred Brathwaite (aka Fab 5 Freddy), Lee Quinones and Leonard McGurr (aka Futura 2000).
All three artists, who have unarguably retained their royalty status, were also included in "Art in the Streets," Apr. 17-Aug. 8, 2011, the controversial blockbuster exhibition that took graffiti art back into the headlines. Underground movie sensation Patti Astor, founder of the FUN Gallery, the first space in New York's East Village to feature graffiti art, curated the exhibition.
At the opening, Shepard Fairey served as guest dj and spun the night away as the Three Kings looked towards the future and regaled in their culturally significant pasts.
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Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Bradenton medical and pharmacy students marked their transition from classroom study to clinical education at the Harvest Centre in Lakewood Ranch on Saturday, Jan. 30, as students received their white coats – symbols of trust between doctor and patient, of compassion, and of the purity of a medical professional's purpose.
|Eric J. Milie, DO, speaks to the LECOM Bradenton Class of 2013.
The 116 LECOM School of Pharmacy students and 156 osteopathic medical students took their respective oaths in the presence of family, faculty members, LECOM administration and peers.
The White Coat Ceremony initiates aspiring health care professionals into a commitment to the highest principles related to the practice of medicine and pharmacy. The White Coat Ceremony marks not only the entrance into medical and pharmacy school, but also matriculation into the health care professions with all of its traditions, accomplishments, rights and profound responsibilities to humankind.
The students are now ready to embark on the highest quality in medical education as they start work with physicians and pharmacists in clinical courses and practices where they will learn more about how they can partner with their patients on a pathway to better health for their lifetimes.
Eric J. Milie, DO, MS, LECOM Class of 2004, engaged students with the important role that hands play in becoming an osteopathic physician.
"Our hands are what set us apart from our allopathic brothers and sisters," he said. "Our hands are our bond with the patients we interact with on a day-to-day basis. We treat the whole patient: mind, body and spirit."
Dr. Milie completed his graduate training at Millcreek Community Hospital in Erie, Pa., and is board certified by the American College of Osteopathic Internists. He currently serves as an Internist with Medical Associates of Erie and is Medical Director at both the Erie County Prison and Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home.
Larry Wickless, DO, president of the American Osteopathic Association, welcomed students to the profession.
"The white coats you are receiving today carry great responsibility," Wickless said. "The (white) coat singles you out as a person belonging to a profession which helps people lead healthier lives, both physically and emotionally."
Robert George, DO, associate dean of academic affairs at LECOM Bradenton, led the students in the osteopathic pledge of commitment.
Also attending the ceremony was William Silverman, DO, LECOM Bradenton's Adopt-A-Campus representative and AOA Board of Trustees member; LECOM President and CEO John Ferretti, DO; and Silvia Ferretti, DO, Provost, Senior Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs.
The Florida Osteopathic Medical Association provided white coats to all students.
|Keynote speaker Lynnae Mahaney, RPh, MBA, addresses the LECOM School of Pharmacy Bradenton class of 2013.
In her keynote address, Lynnae Mahaney, RPh, MBA, FASHP, president of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), called upon students to "listen to their pharmacy warrior within."
"Your calling is to help people make the best use of their medicines," said Mahaney, who is Chief of Pharmacy Services at the VA Medical Center in Madison, Wisc., where she is responsible for the comprehensive pharmacy services for over 35,000 military veterans. "Believe in your knowledge and know what you believe – that pharmacists provide value."
John Garcia, District Manager for CVS Caremark Pharmacy, spoke at the ceremony, along with Hershey S. Bell, MD, MS, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of LECOM's School of Pharmacy.
LECOM School of Pharmacy Bradenton Dean Gary Levin, PharmD, BCCP, FCCP, led the class in the Pledge of Professionalism.
CVS Caremark Pharmacy provided white coats to all members of the Class of 2013.
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We all know that social structures get corrupted. Authoritarian ones even more so; this is why anarchism makes the most sense.
Authority misuse their power, corrupted by that power. This is why cops beat up innocent blacks, etc.
And why do you think we need cops in the first place? Why do you think there are criminals who prey on other people? What do you intend to do about them in your anarchic society? There are people willing to commit murder, rape, armed robbery, and other violent offenses in our society right now, even though our laws promise that society will punish them for their offenses. What makes you think it will be better living with these people when society lacks the structure to impose and enforce its laws? And what makes you think it will be better to live with those people who would also be out there committing crimes, but don't do so now because of fear of societies retribution, but who will no longer fear that retribution in the absence of our social order?
I do not need any social structure to guide my free will or my life. I am my own guide and my own best interest.
You may not need it. Why is it that you are blind to the obvious fact that there are people in the world who do need it? And how are you going to deal with them in the absence of it?
We also have cooperatives all over the US, they work real well. Argentina has some forms of cooperative factories. Democratic socialism is springing up in South America. Hugo Chavez is da man.
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As the Adkin High School Class of 1963 comes together throughout the weekend for laughter, catching up and moments of nostalgia, they can also take knowledge in giving one of their own the inspiration for a beautiful piece of artwork.
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"Four members of our class — Edward Butler, Harold Coleman, Agnes Houston and Peggy Patrick — created the song," Jones said. "Little did we know that 50 years later it would be the inspiration to our classmate to create this painting. It's special because it keeps the last class of the original Adkin High in memory. We are all very proud."
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In 1964, Adkin Senior High was created and members of the school — including Davis, who was in the first graduating class — were sent there. Within the decade, Adkin was torn down, which shocked Davis-Sykes, who had moved to Los Angeles and was working on her degree in psychology at the University of Southern California.
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The conference championships started Tuesday with the top eight teams qualifying for quarterfinal action. Semifinal play resumes Friday with the championship final on Sunday. All games are played at the highest remaining seed with the tournament Champion receiving an automatic berth to the NCAA DII championships.
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Whitney Justice - Lees-McRae College
Megan Epperson - Lees-McRae College
Melissa Ritter - Barton College
Jamie Murray - Erskine College
Sandra Campbell - Erskine College
Brooke Dodge - Erskine College
Megan Mitchell - Lees-McRae College
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Kristina Mordini - Pfeiffer University
Angela Jubb - Belmont Abbey College
Brittany Harvey - Queens University of Charlotte
Alison Albers - Erskine College
Alexa Sparrell - Queens University of Charlotte
Cassie Blackmon - Barton College
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Holli Dawson - Limestone College
Kati Wood - Barton College
Keri Kemp - Queens University of Charlotte
Anna Gibbs - Queens University of Charlotte
Dana Oliver - Lees-McRae College
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Can working with bad code erode your programming skills?
It depends.
It depends on whether you are allowed to correct bad code. If you are not allowed to correct, then it will definitely erode your programming skills. Surround yourself with excellence and you will automatically raise the bar for yourself.
It depends on your team and manager. It depends on whether they can recognize good/bad code, and how much they appreciate good code. Man is a social animal. We look for support in each other. If nobody appreciates good code, it can be quite frustrating. It is difficult to plod on without encouragement.
It depends on your team members and mentor. It depends on if they are trying to salvage the situation. If they are not, then the lead/mentor/team is not good enough for you to learn from.
I've found that working with bad code can actually help improve programming by sharpening the eye for better refactoring. It's being constantly challenged to figure out how to make something better. That can be a good thing.
Only if you are easily tempted by group-think/laziness. Of course, working on projects where other people screw up your good code with their bad code can certainly reflect poorly on you.
I'd say:
But if you can't, well...I think you can guess the rest. :)
Edit: To elaborate.
Once you recognize bad code, you'll most likely know why it's so bad, and what it should look like. By fixing it, you'll learn a lot. You'll also get a chance to see a lot of "DON'Ts", and since seeing them is painful, you'll most likely remember them too.
Not recognizing bad code, especially your own bad code, is a sign you're stagnating. And that's the worst thing I can imagine happening to me as a programmer.
I dont really think so.
I've worked with a fair amout of bad PHP code, at worst I think it promotes just hacking the bad code even worse. If I see a block of nasty code I just try to do what I need to do in the quickest way possible and get out. Would I do this to good code or do this in my own programs? No.
It's not going to erode your programming skills so long as you recognize that it is bad code and don't follow suit.
It should strengthen your programming ability if you refactor it, thereby practicing good coding.
I learnt to program from some very bad examples; It made me want to fix them, with less code. I realised it was easier and quicker to re-write -- if I could do it in less code, less bugs and easier to read.


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Cross-agency priorities give cyber an in with non-IT officials
Friday - 10/12/2012, 5:16am EDT
Cybersecurity slowly has been getting the attention of the non-technology leaders over the last decade. But it's been the creation of the White House's cross-agency cybersecurity priority that seems to be driving that message more clearly home.
Andy Ozment, senior director in the White House's Cybersecurity Coordinator Office, said Thursday more budget folks understand why cybersecurity matters.
"We are using the cross-agency cybersecurity priority to drive improvements across our three priorities," he said, during a presentation at the Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board meeting in Washington. "We are seeing improvements whether it's with agency CFOs or the Office of Management and Budget's budget folks. They have a more clear understanding and focus of cybersecurity."
Ozment said the cross-agency cybersecurity priority addresses the administration's top three priorities: strong authentication through the use of Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 smart identification cards, the Trusted Internet Connections initiative and the implementation of continuous monitoring.
14 governmentwide goals
The White House in its fiscal 2013 budget request to Congress outlined 14 cross-agency priorities, ranging from job training to energy efficiency to data center consolidation.
Each has a specific goal agencies are trying to achieve. Under cybersecurity, the administration wants agencies to have implemented critical capabilities across at least 95 percent of their systems by 2014.
By getting the budget folks to recognize the importance of cybersecurity, IT folks can more easily make their cases for spending on specific areas.
Donna Dodson, deputy chief, computer security division, NIST
For instance, one hole in agency cyber programs is in the operating systems they use.
Donna Dodson, the head of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's computer security division, said many are stuck in a Microsoft Windows XP world and aren't taking advantage of the security upgrades built into Windows 7 or Windows 8.
She said many times that decision has to do with a business trade off the agency is making, and getting the budget people to understand why the investment is needed is difficult.
"Sometimes when you put some of these new systems in place, you break critical applications, and these operating systems do need to be thoroughly tested," Dodson said. "Sometimes you need to understand these are the critical applications that will break and it will not work for me, or here are the critical applications that will break, how do I fix them? Or I am going to accept that not everything I have in place today will work."
Rob Carey, the Defense Department's deputy chief information officer, said the military services are using an array of operating systems, ranging from Windows NT to Windows XP. He even recently visited a Navy base where in the classified area they were using green screens, meaning very early computers, with early versions of DOS or Unix-20-to-30 year old technology.
Cloud, mobile complexities
Dodson said the decision to move to a new operating system only becomes more complicated because of cloud computing and mobile devices. She said NIST is trying to help out.
"With things like bring-your-own devices to work and thinking about cloud technology, we are trying to understand not just what that device needs to do, but also the back-end enterprise and what those capabilities need to be from an infrastructure standpoint whether it's cloud or something you have available in your own agency or enterprise today," Dodson said. "In addition, we are looking at technologies related to operating systems, vulnerability management, configuration management and security automation as a strong underpinning for enterprises, for clouds, for mobility that really have an effect that you can support things like continuous monitoring."
NIST also is helping with the technical pieces of the cyber cross agency priority goal in these areas.
Dodson said NIST is developing the update to the HSPD-12 standard.
"We want to give people strong tools that they can use to support both logical and physical access control using those cards," she said. "Today, we have standard reference material agencies can buy for a small fee where you get [HSPD-12] cards and some back end infrastructure so as you are building that capability for use of identity management with logical access control you have the test background in order to make it happen."
Around continuous monitoring, Dodson said NIST is further developing the standards based approach to security automation controls.
"Having those underpinnings in products and having that availability to support continuous monitoring is critical as we move forward," she said.
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