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Discovery of Raman-scattered lines in the massive luminous emission-line star LHA 115-S 18
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-3933.2012.01349.x
© 2012 The Authors Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society © 2012 RAS
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society: Letters
Volume 427, Issue 1, pages L80–L84, November 2012
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Torres, A. F., Kraus, M., Cidale, L. S., Barbá, R., Borges Fernandes, M. and Brandi, E. (2012), Discovery of Raman-scattered lines in the massive luminous emission-line star LHA 115-S 18. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society: Letters, 427: L80–L84. doi: 10.1111/j.1745-3933.2012.01349.x
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- Article first published online: 18 OCT 2012
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- stars: individual: LHA 115-S 18;
- stars: massive;
- stars: peculiar;
- supergiants
LHA 115-S 18 is a very peculiar emission-line star exhibiting the B[e] phenomenon. Located in the Small Magellanic Cloud, its spectrum shows features of an extremely wide range of excitation and ionization stages, extending from highly ionized atomic lines (Si iv, C iv, He ii) in the ultraviolet and optical regions to molecular emission bands of CO and TiO in the optical and infrared regions. The most distinguishing spectral characteristic of LHA 115-S 18 is the high variability detected in the He iiλ4686 emission line, which can be a very conspicuous or completely invisible feature.
In this work, we report on another peculiarity of LHA 115-S 18. From high-resolution optical spectra taken between 2000 and 2008, we discovered the appearance and strengthening of two emission features at λλ6825 and 7082 Å , which we have identified as Raman-scattered lines. This is the first time that these lines have been detected in the spectrum of a massive luminous B[e] star. As the classification of LHA 115-S 18 is highly controversial, we discuss how the discovery of the appearance of Raman-scattered lines in this peculiar star might help us to solve this puzzle.


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This is a huge museum and if you're to see its collections in any depth you'll probably need to devote a whole day to it. The alternative is to be very selective, which is the approach we took. In fact, we came here with the aim of seeing just one small exhibition. I'd heard that in the summer months the museum opens its roof terrace and stages modern art exhibitions there, and we were keen to see this and the excellent view it affords of Central Park and mid-town Manhattan.
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"The three sculptures featured on the Roof Garden are from the Celebration series, which Koons began working on in 1993. Balloon Dog (Yellow) is based on balloons twisted into the shape of a toy dog. Standing more than ten feet tall, its highly reflective and brightly colored surface gives the appearance of an actual balloon in a form that would delight a child but would also fascinate any student of Freud. A page from a Winnie the Pooh coloring book featuring Pooh's companion Piglet was the genesis of Coloring Book. Koons took a magic marker to the page and colored in various zones; in the fabrication of the sculpture, he removed Piglet from the composition, which resulted in this abstraction rendered in cheerful pastel colors. Sacred Heart (Red/Gold), with its sumptuous surfaces of wrapping and ribbon, may suggest childhood – as well as adult – dreams and fantasies about candy and luxury goods, intermixed with the potent Roman Catholic image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. As a group, the three colorful Pop sculptures are characteristic of the artist's work over the years, offering a certain jouissance and jubilant spirit and demonstrating extraordinary technical virtuosity in the rendering of large perfected forms on a huge scale."
As well as being fascinating in their own right, I found these sculptures made a wonderful subject for photography, especially the dog and the heart, whose metallic curved surfaces reflected a bizarre upside-down version of the exhibition-goers on the roof, the skyscrapers of Manhattan and of course of me, the photographer. The views from the roof also are probably worth the visit alone. In summer the trees in Central Park block any view of park activity but provide an unusually rural-looking foreground to the skyscrapers beyond.
One downside though was the lack of shade on the roof – even the small café offered little respite from what was a very hot sun on the day of our visit. A solution would be to visit late afternoon or early evening on a Friday or Saturday, when the café is transformed into a Martini Bar – something we will definitely bear in mind for future visits to the city.
Apart from our visit to the roof terrace we spent little time here, preferring to save it for that future visit when the weather may be less good. But we did have time to take in a part of the Medieval Gallery where there are some beautiful religious treasures and even a doorway from an Italian church.
The museum doesn't impose a charge but instead asks for a "suggested donation" of $20 for adults (415 for seniors, $10 for students and free for under 12s). Coming from London where all the main museums are free (except for special exhibitions) and planning to spend only half an hour or so here, we thought that was a bit steep, so we ignored the request to pay the full sum and instead put in a lower amount more appropriate to our visit. I leave it to you and your conscience to decide what you'll do about this, but obviously if you plan to stay for hours and see a lot of the galleries it starts to seem more reasonable.
The opening hours are:
Monday: Closed (except some holidays)
Tuesday –Thursday, and Sunday: 9.30 AM – 5.30 PM
Friday and Saturday: 9.30 AM – 9.00 PM
(Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day)
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World Class Venue - Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met is one of the world's largest art museums with over two million objects housed in a two million sq foot building, tens of thousands on display at any one time. The concept for a New York Museum led to incorporationn of the Met in 1870 with the first acquisition a Roman sarcophagus. The museum moved to its current site in 1880 and has continued to grow with additions of rooms and wings. The original gothic structure is now completely surrounded (although one wall remains intact in an exhibit of European masters). The current Fifth Avenue facade and Great Hall opened in 1902. The building occupies the eastern margin of Central Park on Fifth Avenue in Museum Mile and attracts 5.5 million visitors a year.
The extraordinary range of the holdings is divided into multiple sections each in a wing or great hall. Art work exhibits extend from prehistorid to ancient Greek and Roman, Sacred, Old Masters, 19th Century, and contemporary and modern. The newest wing (2011) features the works of Turkey, Arab Lands, Iran, Central and Southern Asia. Another new large wing is the American, including multiple small rooms decorated in period pieces. Collections of costumes, arts and armor, musicial instruments, and sculpture are among the finest in the world. And of course, the temple of Dendur, removed and reconstructed from Egypt stone by stone sets in its own huge hall facing the park.
Standard admission is stated to be recommended and not required, up to $25 standard, with significant discounts for seniors and students. Hours - 0930-1750 daily and till 2130 on Friday and Saturday. As one might guess, there are numerous museum stores and a variety of dining options rangning from sitdown service to prepackaged sandwiches. Expect no bargains.
The Met could occupy a month of visits - for those with serious interests, there are itineraries published on the website. Or just pick one or two areas of interest and don't get waylaid along the way like we do. Not unlike Alice's restaurant, you can get anything you want at the Met.
A New York Favorite
Many New Yorkers I meet in other cities will tell me how many hours they spent at the Museum of Art when they were kids. Seems that many New Yorkers love the place and perhaps visited often on hot summer days . There is always something happening there and out in front of the building as well. You can find street performers that will wow you. A soprano sang opera with a portable microphone when we were there and her voice just blew me away. Later we saw street kids doing acrobatic dancing....passing the bucket for bucks. Take a rest on the steps and enjoy the drama of the street....or go inside for some wonderful exhibits. You could spend the day.
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The Met
The Met, as it is commonly known, is world renowned for its wealth of art collections. I've been visiting the museum since childhood and continue to visit at least once a year. Some of my favorite exhibits are from their permanent collection like the Egyptian collection, the Renassaince painters, and of course their Arms & Armor. I am totally fascinated with ancient armory and will stop by and visit this exhibit every single time I find myself at the Met.
Also pay a visit to their Museum shop where you can purchase a poster of that famous painting by Degas, Picasso and the likes.
The Met is funded by charitable contributions and a entrance fee is suggested. Don't be a mizer, exhibits are costly to upkeep so donate no less than $5-10 per person.
Take a look at their website for new and exciting exhibits.
PLEASE NOTE: Photography (without flash please) and sketching are permitted in the permanent sections of the museum. If you aren't sure, ask one of the guards.
5000 years of art!
Oh yes! One of the greatest all-around art museums I ever seen. This huge museum covers a long period of time with some items dated back to 3000BC. There are so many things to see that you could easily send a full day here so choose some parts of the museums (check the map that is provided at the info desk) and enjoy them more. You can find artifacts from Greek/Roman era, from ancient Egypt (the temple was a surprise for me, see pic2), from Africa/China/Japan and of course from a great collection of American art.
I really enjoyed the presentation in some parts of the museum, for exable the natural light (pic 3) above the sculptures was as amazing as the sculptures on their own! The paintings of Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Cezanne etc took me a lot of time but it's really worth it.
Don't forget to go up at the roof garden for a great view over Central Park and Manhattan skyline(video cameras not allowed). When I went up I saw an installation of sculptures by Jeff Koons with some colorful works of him (pic5). The Balloon Dog is based on balloons twisted into the shape of a toy dog! The Sacred Heart was also nice in its red and gold color. The 3 sculptures will be there until late October 2008 but I didn't see any replicas of them at the souvenir shop. That would be great for gifts!
There is also a small café up there that serves beverages, cappuchino($3.75), sandwiches($8.50) etc The only problem up there was that it was TOO hot in the middle of july… so I started to think about Alaska or just a beach somewhere in Hawai or in a greek island! :)
There was also another temporary exhibition in the museum called Super Heroes:Fashion and Fantasy but I found it boring.
I didn't have to pay anything with the CityPass but the entrance fee is $20. After Metropolitan Museum you can visit Cloisters museum for free (see next tip)
The museum is closed on Mondays but the other days is opened 9:30-17:30 (Friday&Saturday til 21:00)
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Art on Central Park
If you're a fan of art and museums, the Met Museum has to be very high on your list. Just off of Central Park, the sprawling building houses works of art of all sorts from all around the world. Like the Louvre, it isn't possible to see the entire place in one day. Take a look at the free guide booklet and decide which works you would like to see. For this visit, we decided to concentrate on Roman statues, African art, and Dutch paintings.
Admission is technically free, but you probably should go up to a ticket counter and make the "suggested donation" ($20 for adults, $15 for children and Seniors, also includes admission to The Cloisters) for your visit. Various types of museum memberships are also available online -- check the website for details.
Opening hours are 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, open until 9:00 PM Fridays and Saturdays, Closed Mondays (but open on holidays).
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The Met Museum
One of the largest art museums in the world, The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened its doors in 1880. The building was originally designed in a Victorian Gothic style, by the architect Calvert Vaux, but by 1926 it had been given the completely new Beaux-Arts style façade that we see today, designed by Richard Morris Hunt. The museum houses an exceptional collection of art spanning several millennia from Ancient Egypt through modern times. The Met Museum, as it is colloquially known, also holds several temporary exhibitions at any given time.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must see for art lovers. I only had a few hours so I zeroed in on the sections of the museum that most appealed to me-American art which was a lot of the decorative arts including a fine collection of Tiffany glass, a full sized Frank Lloyd Wright living room and lots of furniture, then onto modern European paintings with a vast collection of impressionist art. Don't overlook the special exhibitions, I took a peek at the exhibit in the costume collection, Art Deco Paris and the Treasures of Dresden.
Admission is $25, $17 for seniors, $12 for students, free for under 12 years old. This is a suggested amount, as long as you pay something you can get in. Keep this in mind if you are looking at the various combo pass options.
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City's grand museum! Journeying through the art of mankind can be a overwhelming yet joyous experience. From Ancient Egypt through the Renaissance to American masters,
try and take your time going through each section. You won't get to see everything but what you do see will be memorable.
A visit here is a must.
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Walk miles at the Met
This is what you save your pennies for! The Metropolitan is one of the world's greatest art museums and has 2 million works spanning 5,000 years in its vast collections. Paintings, sculpture, costumes, period rooms, musical instruments and more are displayed throughout its endless halls and corridors; you'd need far more than a day to see it all. Their excellent website is your first resource for information as I can't begin to cover all of the different styles, periods and mediums, but here's a top line of general visiting info:
• Closed Mondays except for Labor and Memorial Day. Open at 9:30 - 5:50 Tuesday - Thursdays and Sundays, and closes at 9:00 PM Fridays and Saturdays.
• Absolutely no backpacks or large bags allowed
• Photography is allowed in most of the galleries but no flash or videocameras. Tripods only allowed Wed - Fri with special permit
• Other than plastic water bottles, no food or drink allowed. There are several nice cafeterias, bars and cafes within the facility.
• Sketching allowed with pencil only - no pens or markers
• Cellphone use only allowed in the main entry hall
• Wheelchairs, strollers and baby carriers are fine - may also be rented at the museum
• Tickets: the $20 fee is listed as "suggested" but they encourage paying the full amount. Senior and student fees are less, and children under 12 are free (a good deal for families!). You can order express tickets online, and entrance fee is also covered under the NYC CityPass. Your ticket covers all of the museum's permanent collections and special exhibits.
As the building is so enormous, I'd recommend reviewing the collections on the Met's website before you go and choosing those you're most interested in. They also offer a wonderful selection of rental audioguides, for different interests and ages, that can make your visit just that much more interesting. This is a terrific activity anytime but especially on that cold or rainy day!
Extra tip: photos of your favorite works create a great screensaver slideshow when you get home.
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The "King" of Museum Mile
First off I have to admit, I think I would have enjoyed my visit to the Met better if I hadn't been to the Louvres just a few months before. The Met has a great collection, but most of the American galleries were closed for renovation when I was there, and some of the statues I had seen before in Europe. I also found this museum to be a bit (actually, a lot) difficult to get around. I did, however, very much enjoy the Temple of Dendur exhibit, a 15 BC Egyptian temple that was given to the United States back in 1965. All the different pieces were transported in over 600 crates and the temple was reconstructed inside the museum, and has been on display since 1978. Of course, I also found quite a few exquisite paintings I hadn't seen before. So all in all, I did enjoy my visit to the Met, but I think next time I'd rather go to one of the smaller museums located on Museum Mile, like perhaps the Frick Collection...
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is open on every day but Monday, from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm (late nights on Friday and Saturday). Admission is $20 for adults, $10 for students.
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Plan a Day or Two to Visit!
The Metropolitan Museum or "The Met" houses every category of art from different parts of the world. It's huge, you can get lost in there. If you're an art lover, plan a day or 2 to visit.
Recently, admission fee went up to $20. I did hear that these fees have always been optional but visitors still pay anyway. Twenty bucks ain't that bad and the collections are marvelous and worth every penny.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
This building and its collections are so justly famous around the world that little needs to be said by way of introduction. On top of the comprehensive galleries spanning the ages from the dawn of Man, the building hosts a restaurant, cafeteria, cafe, and a book/gift shop. The galleries include an unrivaled collection of European paintings, an Egyptian collection and a sizeable array of arms and armor. During the week the museum closes early, well before dinnertime. You'll need a considerable window of opportunity to explore the galleries, but the admission fee is worth the price.
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Big Momma, The Met
I would say I make it here four times a year, perusing the permanent collection which includes many bangers from Velazquez to Rauschenburg, from Rodin to Van Eyck. This place rules, and has such high level pieces that if you don't make it, your missing a great piece of art history, a great piece of soul and beauty. I usually attend to see special exibits that make the MET their home for a limited time. Some memorables were the Dada show, the Japanese pottery and furnishng show which included a bit of Isamu Noguchis, and seeing any Vermeer will make me fell a greater temperature within. If you come to NYC make this a priopety, art person or not, it's impressive.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Admission for adults is $12.00 and it is definitely worth the price because there is so much to see! You could spend days here and not see everything! We spent all day and saw a lot, but our feet were very sore.
The museum provides free tours, one of which is a museum highlights tour. We took this hour-long tour with a guide who was so insightful on the museum and all of its art. Plus, it is a nice introduction to the layout of the buildings and what there is to see.
We have learned our lesson about spending a whole day at a museum. This time we brought our own food, instead of paying $3.00 for a bottle of soda alone. This proved to be a little tricky because some of the guards at the entrances didn't like it when people were bringing in backpacks. One of them told us to check our bag, so we went to another entrance and snuck by without any disruption. We pulled out our bread and sandwich fixings in the American wing cafeteria where we did get a couple of strange looks from people. But hey, we saved a bundle!
Bathrooms are everywhere and so are opportunities to shop for souveniers.
Some highlights of the museum are:
Tiffany's beautiful stained glass
Frank Lloyd Wright room
Rembrant paintings
A large Medieval collection
Temple of Dendur
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Date: 1875 ca.
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Date: 1920 ca.
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Date: 1905 ca.
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HEERENVEEN, the Netherlands (BRAIN) — Accell Group released a brief statement Thursday saying that it has "recorded an increase in both turnover and profit in the first months of 2015 compared to the same period of 2014."
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BEAVERTON, Ore. (BRAIN) — Yakima has launched an online photo contest, called #sharethetrail, aimed at promoting outdoor stewardship. The contest is co-sponsored by Leave No Trace, IMBA and Subaru.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. (BRAIN) — Next year's IBD Summit will return to the Marriott Tempe at The Buttes in Phoenix, January 12-14, organizers announced Thursday. The fifth annual event is presented by Interbike, PeopleForBikes, the NBDA, and the BPSA.
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Tom Shadyac is stepping out of the trailer park and back behind the camera. The Ace Ventura director will next take on a Sam Kinison biopic for HBO Films. The film is based on the memoir Brother Sam: The Short, Spectacular Life of Sam Kinison.
Robert Downey Jr. is a happily married man, but that's not stopping him from brushing up on How to Talk to Girls. The project is an adaptation of Alec Greven's book that revolves around advice on how to deal with the opposite sex. Sounds pretty normal, right? Well what if I told you the advice dispenser was nine-years old at the time the book was published? BOOM!
Please take a moment, open your journals, and write this information down. Trust me, you'll want to always remember where you were when you first heard this news. Emily Blunt might appear in a good movie.
The space-time continuum is safe for now. Robert Zemeckis has wisely passed on the opportunity to remake the beloved classic The Wizard Of Oz.
This marks Leary's first onscreen performance in a theatrical film since 2002's The Secret Lives of Dentists. But no matter what happens, I'll always remember him as renegade Edgar Friendly from the 1993 classic, Demolition Man.
Hollywood heartthrob George Clooney (a.k.a Gorgeous George) is considering the lead in Steven Soderbergh's adaptation of "The Man from Uncle." If the project goes through, it will mark the seventh time that Clooney and Soderbergh have collaborated on a film.
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Patrons flocked to theaters for killer piranhas, so who's to say they wouldn't do the same for killer bees? Producers Roy Lee and Steven Schneider sure as hell aren't going to say such a thing. The two are currently developing a remake of the 1978 disaster movie The Swarm, a bee B-movie, if you will, and even if you won't.
Amazon.com isn't content to sell you movies. They also want to make the movies they sell you. That's why they've launched Amazon Studios, a website that allows aspiring screenwriters to submit their work, collaborate with other screenwriters, and win over a million dollars in monthly prizes. But the real prize seems to be a deal with Warner Bros.
The last time I interviewed Dolph Lundgren I got him to say "I must break you." I was so excited I told my then girlfriend about it, but I got into trouble because she thought it was a sexual remark. Any one of my friends can attest that I'm way too about Ivan Drago to think about sex.
If you ask me, going back to the original script is a great idea. Hopefully it's chalk-full of references to William Jennings Bryan and the gold standard, which is sure to bring the Ron Paul demographic out to the theaters.
Hopefully the third time's a charm for director Larry Charles and Sacha Baron Cohen. Actually, the first two times have already proven to be quite charming, as they consisted of Borat and Bruno. Even so, here's hoping for a three-peat.
Kirsten Dunst was really close to getting a fourth gig as Mary Jane in Spider-Man 4. Sam Raimi had Tobey Maguire and company attached, but then bowed out to let Columbia reboot the series. Dunst is cool with that.
Tom Shadyac, director of Ace Ventura, Liar, Liar, Bruce Almighty, and the catastrophe that was Evan Almighty, is done with money. Turns out he sold his mansion, moved into a trailer park, and gave away all of his Benjamins to unknown sources (hole in the woods).
Carey Mulligan consistently looks like she just woke up from a nap. A nap where she dreamed about crying. Despite this, she's a hot property in Hollywood these days.
Fans of "The Walking Dead" are about to get hit by a double whammy. Not only are there only three episodes left in the ridiculously short first season, but viewers will have to wait until next October to witness season two.
Lionsgate offered Mike White the opportunity to direct Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and he has accepted. This doesn't come as a huge surprise considering the feature film adaptation of the Jane Austen/living dead mash-up novel by Seth Grahame-Smith was one of the most sought after projects by some of Hollywood's biggest helmers.
The Expendables explodes in the home on November 23rd, and in honor of its release we're giving away an Expendables Blu-Ray + DVD Combo pack! That means you can watch the Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital Download version simultaneously on three different set-ups. There are worse ways to make your head explode, am I right?!
Looks like being trapped underground for two months is finally starting to pay off. Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment is negotiating to buy the film rights for the story of the Chilean miners. It's not hard to believe that a Hollywood big shot would want to bring such a dramatic true life event to the big screen, but The Wrap also reports that the miners are negotiating roles for themselves.
Good news and bad news about the Footloose remake. The good news is it's no longer a Zac Efron vehicle, and it's no longer based on the Broadway musical. The bad news: it's still a remake.
Those hoping to see Eric Christian Olsen's head bitten off by a Norwegian's open chest cavity will have to update their calendars.
Emma Stone is reuniting with her Easy A director, Will Gluck, for a second film. The ridiculously hot redhead will star as a yet-to-be-named character in the yet-to-be-named movie.
The 42 President will reportedly play himself, which means there's a good chance we will see his penis.
Paul Giamatti has landed a role in The Hangover Part II, Deadline is reporting. The Oscar-nominated actor is set to join the cast of the Todd Phillips' comedy sometime in the next few weeks. Although nothing has been confirmed, many are speculating that Giamatti will take on the tattoo-artist role originally offered to Mel Gibson.
Darren Aronofsky would like you to see his new film, Black Swan, as a companion to his previous Oscar nominated The Wrestler. Maybe they'll show as a double feature. Black Swan is about a ballet dancer (Natalie Portman) losing her grip with reality, and The Wrestler was about a steroid monster trying to make up with his daughter.
Darren Aronofsky discussed some of his plans for the Wolverine sequel, and it sounds like this could be a really good movie about a guy who has knives jutting out of his metacarpus.
We don't always agree on the happenings in the entertainment industry and we like to make our beefs public. Tom Hanks has the persona of being Hollywood's golden child, but is he really a nice guy or is he in fact a total dick? Fight!
Between scissoring Mila Kunis in Black Swan and getting blazed with Danny McBride in Your Highness, Natalie Portman is all grows up and showing her wild side. That trend is slated to continue.
Elizabeth Banks has beat out acting powerhouses Amy Adams and Hilary Swank for the female lead role in Welcome to People, the directorial debut of Star Trek co-writer Alex Kurtzman.


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(February 8, 2013: Charlotte, NC 28216) West Charlotte Lions (Charlotte, NC) backers were in high spirits Friday as they witnessed their basketball squad tip the visiting Lake Norman Wildcats (Mooresville, NC), 63-56 in a league bout.
With the win, West Charlotte upgrades its record to 19-3 on the season. The Lions travel to Mallard Creek (Charlotte, NC) to play the Mavericks in a 4A I-Meck bout on Tuesday, February 12. The Mavericks go into the challenge with a record of 17-5. Mallard Creek won 55-52 in their recent league challenge against Hopewell (Huntersville, NC)
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I read through this book in less than two days. It's fascinating and well written. I did not know that Rehnquist was an aspiring novelist! Read morePublished on May 30, 2013 by Blueman
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Who They Are, What They Say, and What it All MeansBy Peter Celano, with quotations from Inferno translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Midway upon his journey in life, Dante wrote a powerful little book about hell. No one had ever created such an elaborate architecture for the underworld before. The result shocked Dante's contemporaries – and still inspires fear and mystery in those who read it today. This brief introduction to the text will
Praying the Psalms with the Holy FathersRediscover the Psalms in the good company of popes past and present. There's no part of the Bible that speaks to the human heart more deeply than the Psalms. These reflections will inspire you to praise God with your whole heart. Praise for Other Books in This Series. "This is a marvelous book to give anyone who has a real sense of the Church and of the significance of the teachings of the bishops
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After This Life: What Catholics Believe About What Happens NextFather Benedict Groeschel, EWTN host, best-selling author, psychology professor, and internationally known retreat director, can lead readers in ways they never considered possible.Recognizing that anxiety and fear are the most common personal problems brought to him during nearly forty years of psychological counseling, Father Benedict Groeschel knows first hand that most people prefer to avoid
Scott Hahn's Study Guide for The Lamb' s SupperIn The Lamb's Supper, Scott Hahn connects the Catholic Mass with the early Christians' understanding of the New Testament's Book of Revelation, explaining that the mystical visions of heaven found in Revelation can shed light on the sacrifice and celebration of the Eucharist. This message helps readers to more fully understand their faith, and the book is widely embraced by readers around the
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The Book of Marganitha (The Pearl)His Holiness Mar Eshai Shimun XXIII, Catholicos Patriarch was the Supreme Head of the Church of the East, its Universal Pastor from 1920 until his assassination in 1975. Born in southern Turkey, His Holiness was raised with care, having received theological and liturgical training in the Middle East and in England at St. Augustine's College and later Cambridge University. He worked tirelessly