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By Rene
from Wyoming, MI 49519
Comments about Amana 6.5 Cu. Ft. Electric Dryer - White:
Worst dryer I have ever owned.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great Automatic Dry and Wrinkle Resistance
By Ed
from Clinton, CT
We are pleased with this Amana electric dryer, especially with the automatic dry feature and the wrinkle resistance feature, which permits us to leave the shirts and other such in the dryer beyond the end of drying without wrinkles. But why is it called a top-load dryer when it is clearly a front loader?
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
outstanding Product
By Bill
from Glen St Mary
Outstanding products have used several time a week and it has done a great job everytime.
Works Well
By Neal
from Tempe AZ
The capacity is large but the load dries quickly.
Energy Saver
By Mary
from Corvallis OR
My last dryer was not Amana and only lasted 3 years! The old dryer took hours to dry.Love this dryer - dries much faster...
Very Quiet
By Jay
from Lincoln City
Large capacity, can dry a complete sheet set at one time. Very quiet. Simple controls.
Outstanding Product at a Value Price
By Rick
from Circleville, OH
Quality product that's simple to operate and gets the job done. Furthermore, down the road when service may be needed, parts are readily available. This model sports a proven design that's very dependable (have another one that has been drying clothes for 24 years).
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By Sissy
from Easley SC
I bought my dryer in may and I love it
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I bought this,, use it,,, works great ,, work 7 days a week and dryer keeps up with me.....
By CB
from BAckus,MN
I bought this and a new Amana washer a couple of weeks ago and I love them. Thanks for making my day!
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Today on my lunch break I ran a 2s Lipo battery for about 10-15 minutes and what I believed to be the LVC triggering was when I drove the truck back to my car to turn it off. Charged the pack and went to run it again later that day. However, I could hear the motor turning but sounded like it was slipping. Got home and tore apart the rear diff. The drive shaft was scored from gravel but seemed to be in decent condition inside. The front diff is working fine so I left that alone. Cleaned up the rear diffs gears and regreased it and reassembled it. Went to run it again and had the same issue of slippage.
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An anonymous reader writes: Interesting interview with Jordan Mechner today, the man who created Prince Of Persia, lost the source code for it and found it again ten years later. He's talking up his latest game, a remake of Karateka for consoles and iPad, but it's interesting to see how his career has gone almost full circle: starting out on his own developing for an Apple computer, he's recently been working as a Hollywood screenwriter — only to go back to developing a low budget game for the Apple iPad.
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This thread has been created to discuss the Vietnam assets. These currently consist of:
a) CNV - an operating field in block 9-2 with 155mn boe of gross 2P reserves
b) TGT - a field which is about to enter development. Gross 2p recoverable reserves of 300+mn boe (management think it will ultimately be closer to 500mn) should be confirmed soon, as the final government approval for the development plan is now very close.
c) TGD and the rest of the HPHT appraisal area - huge exploration potential of over 1bn boe P50 recoverable
d) VT appraisal area - a small discovery area likely to be relinquished
I'll fill in more details in due course.
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SOCO International plc is a United Kingdom-based oil and gas exploration and production company. The Company has oil and gas interests in Vietnam, which includes Block 9-2 and Block 16-1; Republic of Congo (Brazzaville), which includes Marine XI Block and Nanga II A; the Democratic Republic of Congo (Kinshasa), consisting of Block V and the Virunga National Park, and Angola, consisting of Cabinda Onshore North Block. The Company's operations are located in South East Asia and Africa. It holds its interests in Marine XI and the Nanga II A Blocks in Congo (Brazzaville) through its 85%-owned subsidiary, SOCO Exploration and Production Congo SA (SOCO EPC). It holds its interests in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Kinshasa) through its 85%-owned subsidiary SOCO Exploration. It also holds a 60% working interest in the Mer Profonde Sud Block, offshore Congo (Brazzaville) through its wholly owned subsidiary, SOCO Congo BEX Limited. more »
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|20th Jul '09
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First contract awarded on TGT, it seems, whilst I was away (reported 26th June):
....presumably the basis for this is that TGT is now effectively a "done deal". That being the case, final confirmations can't be far off!
Briefer report from 1st July in Hanoi Times here: http://www.hanoitimes.com.vn/newsdetail.asp?CatId=36&NewsId=11493
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|24th Jul '09
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News here on a new Vietnam gas project:
Chevron as operator, with PV, PTTEP and Mitsui....spending $4bn on a gas development in Blocks B, 48/95 and 52/97, to produce 500mn cu ft of gas per day.
Now, at first sight, that has nothing to do with SOCO - but those of us who attended recent AGMs will recall that Chevron were pushing for a particularly high price for their gas contract [$8-9 IIRC, albeit in a very different oil price environment]........
....so what this deal says to me is that they have finally agreed a figure with PV and the Vietnamese government - which ought to mean that there is ALSO some basis emerging for a final gas sales agreement for CNV. IMO.
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|24th Jul '09
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In reply to emptyend (post #2)
It turns out I was wrong to guess this. Apparently no price has yet been agreed - and there seems to be a biggish gap. The FEED then looks merely symbolic......
...hey ho!
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|9th Aug '09
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TGT press comments in the last few weeks:
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|7th Sep '09
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News of a contract in TGT:
You'll note that the article infers that the TGT development is some distance ahead of Talisman's HST/HSD development - though the PR balance over the last year might suggest the opposite. There is much to be said for simply getting on with it!
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|9th Sep '09
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Worth watching the rig situation too: http://www.upstreamonline.com/live/article187596.ece
I suspect we might know who with? ;-)
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|21st Sep '09
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Govt approval of TGT development finally announced.
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|21st Sep '09
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Yes indeed....together with a spud announcement on Viodo, which finishes....
Obviously a good slice of that is development drilling for TGT.......and it is also noted in the TGT announcement that
....whixh remains mid-2011. The clock is truly ticking......
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|2nd Oct '09
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More minor TGT contracts news
....shows things continue to proceed.
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|31st Oct '09
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There was a curious little column in Friday's Investors Chronicle, dealing exclusively with SOCO in Vietnam and tucked away in the section on takeovers (and there seems to be no website link either). I discovered it earlier today whilst out shopping.
The article's writer claims to have spoken to three sources "close to SOCO". One of these suggested that "progess" won't be made on takover discussions until towards the turn of the year. And another suggested that the drilling activity at TGD would commence in February.
Now this last point is clearly an important one and I have to admit that the suggestion of February is entirely consistent with what I was given to understand on Friday (wholly coincidentally....as a result of investigating the Citi note's errors). It is my belief that they will be doing the site survey for the well as soon as the weather clears (probably December, if I understand the weather picture correctly) and they are expecting to be drilling TGD in Q1 or Q2. It is entirely likely, on my understanding, that February is the target for the spud...with the caveat over timing resulting from the usual potential for delays and unexpected issues.
Whatever turns out to be the case (and perhaps there will be more clarity in the IMS?) it is completely clear to me that Citi and others who were/are expecting no drilling action on TGD until Q3 2010 are going to be embarrassingly wrong.....and, though it would also now seem that the reprocessing cards will be kept very close to the chest until the wells are drilled (which I was not expecting), I would say that .....coupled with the expectation of a drilling start early in the New Year and the idea floated in the IC that the "process" may progress around the turn of the year..... this is non-negative for the near-term outlook. Quite the contrary, in fact, IMO.
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Roger Ebert wrote an interesting blog post about the current state of home entertainment and with the popularity of Netflix, Hulu, Fandor, Mubi, Ultraviolet, iCloud, etc. DVD sales continue to take a hit (not to mention DVD rentals). What do people think of this and specifically, how it relates to film preservation. Ebert say, "If DVD sales decline, film restoration declines right along with them." Having worked in this specific industry for the past five years, I've always been concerned that restoration is so dependent on, and being driven by, DVD and BD sales. With the upcoming restorations of Lawrence of Arabia, E.T., and Raiders of the Lost Ark all finally coming to BD, it's difficult to imagine these restorations happening without the existence of the BD format. Would Spielberg really invest years of time and money restoring one of his films strictly for viewing on iTunes? There has yet to be a guaranteed financial incentive for downloading and streaming – which is why studios are unloading their catalogs to these services in highly questionable quality.
I wonder what others think about this, particularly cinephiles. Does access to a film via streaming mean everything, even if the file you are watching is coming from a low quality, VHS source? Does it trump having a film fully restored and released on a BD disc? For cinephiles, I hope the answer is no. Unfortunately for most average moviewatchers, I'm not sure they really care all that much about restoration, preservation, and film quality. Ease of convenience seems to be paramount. I'm curious not so much in the debate over physical media versus streaming/downloading but rather the unintended consequences that new technology brings.
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Yes a noice article. Frankly streaming has never been without problems for me. I've come to realize that the only way to be satisfied with something is to have more control over it, and streaming is yet another method in which power is taken from the individual and given to the collective. Is it bad? Dunno. It certainly seems inevitable. We'll find a way around it.
My issue with streaming as opposed to DVD sales is that, if the company should decide to stop streaming a film, I no longer have access to it.
Also I prefer the big TV screens in general.
But in the future I think TVs are going to have download capability, so you'll be paying for a 1080p download rather than a monthly fee for streaming.
Yeah I think everybody here prefers physical media to streaming.
…But I guess it'll be fun to talk about this issue at length yet again! :P
I prefer hard copy to streaming, due to the higher quality of the image and the lack of issues regarding internet connectivity (curse you, U-Verse!) but I still use four paid streaming services (Netflix, Hulu Plus, MUBI, Fandor) along with two free services (Ubuweb, YouTube) and a small indie studio (No Budge) which releases films via free streaming and/or DVD. VHS to DVD quality prints of obscure and harder-to-find films at a price relative to the picture quality ($7-10 for a month's subscription to a streaming site vs. $8-20 for a new blu-ray) is a deal I can't pass up.
I think my intention was not so much to discuss what do you prefer, streaming or physical media but rather how the decline of physical media and the rise of streaming effects film restoration. That's really what jumped out at me when I read Ebert's blog and I think it's something a lot of people don't take into account – maybe the unintended consequences that come with new technology.
"My issue with streaming as opposed to DVD sales is that, if the company should decide to stop streaming a film, I no longer have access to it."
It's highly more likely that streaming results in a proliferation of digital copies than hard media results in a proliferation of bootlegs/used copies. The digital source is right there, even more accessible than digital hard disc (DVD) rips.
"Yeah I think everybody here prefers physical media to streaming."
Nope. Hate owning stuff anymore, prefer mobility, and literally watch more Netflix streaming than any other format currently available.
I sympathize with the issues, I really do, but the more I've lived in a streaming world the more I prefer it to what has come before.
"That's really what jumped out at me when I read Ebert's blog and I think it's something a lot of people don't take into account – maybe the unintended consequences that come with new technology."
Right, something is always lost and even if we gain film preservation collectives and not-for-profits, the production of film itself may be lost and so they would have nothing to print the film too. Plus the cosmic discussion of the post-cataclysm, where film and vinyl create easier-to-reproduce reverse engineered archives of our works and societies because the understanding of how to 'read' the media is written into it, whereas digital compression and magnetic strips et al are not so immediately understandable.
"Nope. Hate owning stuff anymore, prefer mobility"
But Polaris, do you prefer mobility at the cost of potentially losing preservation?
I don't get why preservation is suffering as a direct result of people preferring to stream stuff than watch a physical copy. Surely they come from the same source (or can do if they do it right)? In a digital world – meaning both streaming and dvd, It's just information we're talking about, so surely it's either a case of one step to pump the information from the source down some cables to the viewer, or two steps; pump the information from the source down a cable then burn it to a disc which is sold to the viewer? Both results are able to be the same all things being equal. Or are you suggesting that the companies who stream are deliberately compressing or somehow degrading the information before they pump it down the wire to the customers? If so then the same can happen with dvd transfers should the company wish to cut corners there too. I don't see the diference.
Downloading leads to proliferation of digital copies more than streaming.
@ Scampi, the issue is with restoring the film itself. Old film suffers from all kinds of damage, and must be cleaned and restored before being transferred to DVD Blu-Ray or before a streaming copy can be made. That sometimes also involves finding prints from other sources (other countries in some cases) that have undamaged portions correlating to portions that are heavily damaged or have been removed from the original source print or negative.
This is a very labor-intensive and expensive process. A studio will only undertake it if they expect good revenue from DVD or Blu-Ray sales.
@Scampi -
"I don't get why preservation is suffering as a direct result of people preferring to stream stuff than watch a physical copy."
Because streaming has yet to be proven a lucrative money maker for the studios the way DVD has. So studios aren't going to spend tons of money restoring a classic if they aren't going to make money. Like I said, this is why currently everything that is being streamed is coming from existing elements. This might change someday but as of yet, it hasn't. As far as I know, films have yet to be restored specifically for streaming purposes.
"Or are you suggesting that the companies who stream are deliberately compressing or somehow degrading the information before they pump it down the wire to the customers?"
Well yes, that's sort of the definition of streaming. This is compressed information that you're getting.
But streaming doesn't have to be compressed. You can stream in any quality you like. HD streaming exists. And even if it's not common right now, it will be in the near future. The quality of the movie you're watching when you stream is a matter of available bandwidth, not the quality of the original source material.
I do get your original point though. I wasn't considering old movies shot on film. But my point still stands. Right now the profit in restoring old movies is dvd sales. Of course that's just right now. As the movie delivery method evolves from physical bits of plastic to an information stream, so will the profit from preservation shift from dvd sales to streaming subscriptions.
Quality will always trump ease of use for me. I will go out of my way to secure a vinyl copy of a record rather than downloading the mp3s, even if it means waiting months. Same thing with blu-ray, if I know a movie I want to see is coming out on blu-ray, I will wait for the release. I simply want to see/hear these works in the highest quality format possible.
Now, as far as restoration goes, it's an interesting question. For older films, film preservation is a huge deal in updating the films. Looking to the future, however, by the time ALL physical formats are gone, we will probably be downloading 100GB movie files (in fact, one documentary maker has already made his film available as a 4k resolution download). Hopefully, we will be streaming gigabytes per minute on our networks so I would think there would still be a market for high quality transfers.
On the upside, newer films (within the past 20 years) seem to have been preserved much better since the companies now rely on back catalog so much. Decades ago, it seems like they threw the damn film canisters around like they were toys. I can't believe it when I hear stories of bits of film being found in an old insane asylum in Brazil or whatever happened with Metropolis. Plus, for better or worse, now that a lot of films are made on HD cameras, that kinda takes the restoration part out of the equation for those select movies.
I try to get a physical copy now if it's something I really, really like, but I stream to find out whether I like something enough to buy it.
As someone who doesn't even own an iPod, I use streaming services only if I cannot get a disc to watch a film. NetFlix streaming is spotty and often herky-jerky, with no surroundsound capability. Mainly, though, the picture quality is poor.
I agree with earlier posters who want to own a copy of the film. If I want to watch Seven Samurai, I just take the Criterion edition off the shelf and watch it. NetFlix is notorious for removing and replacing films in its streaming catalog. Here today, gone tomorrow.
Streaming will undoubtedly improve and eventually reach true HD, with fast loading. I envision a service like iTunes where you buy a film and download it to some device with gargantuan storage capacity like TiVo. Then it's yours forever — or until the hard drive crashes on your device.
I would sorely miss the booklets and other printed supplements that come with boutique DVD labels like Criterion and Blue Underground. Hell, I miss vinyl records when you could actually read the damn liner notes on the back of the dust jacket.
As a purely pleasurable consideration, I also enjoy walking into the entertainment room and seeing a motherlode of films arranged on the shelves of four tall bookcases.
The question of preservation is interesting. If we only lived in a perfect world, preservation would be done because it is the right thing to do. But i am not sure about DVDs and Blu-rays as an enduring revenue stream for studios. Seems to me that streaming gives far greater ROI, since there is no physical product to manufacture, package, ship and price it for sale in retail outlets.
I also know DVD "burning on demand" is working for a lot of studios looking to mine some gold from the more obscure titles in their vaults, but streaming is clearly where the industry is headed.
I don't get why preservation is suffering as a direct result of people preferring to stream stuff than watch a physical copy. Surely they come from the same source (or can do if they do it right)? In a digital world – meaning both streaming and dvd, It's just information we're talking about, so surely it's either a case of one step to pump the information from the source down some cables to the viewer, or two steps; pump the information from the source down a cable then burn it to a disc which is sold to the viewer?
It's a much more profound shift than that. The movies are even shot in digital, meaning there are NO archival-quality copies, and the creation of those copies are prohibitively expensive. The counterargument is that sure, people will just continually replicate the data infinitely, since after all it is so easy to do so. That counterargument is based on the assumption that digital technology will continue to operate at its present form, whilst continuing its expansion into singularity-levels of information storage and retrieval. Possible, but unlikely — the readers change just as quickly as do the source codes, and in any copy or storage runs the risk of data corruption, and no matter how the data is compressed the compression loses quality.
Plus it removes the concept of 'original print' which is a discussion that also stretches from the epistemological thought-experiment games of 'Well how can you tell this is the original text? Did Amazon.com go into 1984 and edit out passages seemingly anticorporate in theme? After all they can just make digital copies on Kindles disappear overnight," to more wider cultural changes of our relationship to works, wherein now every single digital piece of artwork available is immediately accessible, editable, and alterable so that any person who owns any copy whatsoever can personally insert their own data into the code — writing extra fanfic chapters into their own copies of books, shooting original footage and cutting it into their favorite movies, a practice that has already begun and is already expanding at such a rapid rate that, hey, who was the original creator of [enter meme here]?
Without some codified preserved analog copy of a product with an obviously reverse-engineerable reading apparatus like film stock itself (you can tell how to make the movie play just by how the film stock is structured) or vinyl (possibly not immediately apparent, but close examination can reveal the physical grooves in obviously non-random patterns that create wavelengths that translate to sound), we decenter the notion of 'original print' in such ways that affect both our ability to trace the history of an art piece's origin, but also changes our relationship to how we consume or relate to it. The Internet being by design user-uploaded content, means by and large digital information is user-processed, not originary. This can be a good thing or bad thing depending on your perspective.
Or to put it this way, it's a damn shame that Lucas controls the original prints of Star Wars so that he has full authority over its subsequent adjustments, but he is an extremely rare extreme rarity in the world of original print archiving; and the digital world is one where every single Star Wars fan is capable of being a Lucas-style revisionist. Now think about it becoming so commonplace that nobody can remember what the original Star Wars was like or where it came from, and everyone just sort of assumes it started as a back-and-forth about bondage and giant slug monsters on 4chan.
Which brings me to:
"But Polaris, do you prefer mobility at the cost of potentially losing preservation?"
Understanding and knowing the issues, I unfortunately have to recognize my own personal actions and the reasons I take them, and at this point in life I am compelled and even concerned by the loss of preservation, nevertheless my personal preferences are toward the accessibility and dephysicality of digital media.
^ Interesting, not least because I've actually tried to make my own edit of Return of The Jedi in order to eliminate those fucking stupid teddy bears. It's happening DiB, you know it :)
I'm sure the CEO of my ISP could complete the circle, cushioning my indiscretions. paul typed, while donning his cat suit
"But Polaris, do you prefer mobility at the cost of potentially losing preservation?"
Huh? The license holder doesn't have to commit to various costly formats.
You meant no one will ever see it on film again?
"At this point in life I am compelled and even concerned by the loss of preservation, nevertheless my personal preferences are toward the accessibility and dephysicality of digital media."
Well at least you're honest with yourself! haha. I think most common folk feel this same way. It's an odd bit of irony – as technology advances and equips us to have a better ability to preserve and restore films, we are less likely to do so because of the prohibitive cost and lack of return.
If streaming costs less, or people are only downloading files, i can definitely see there being problems in the future for film restoration. The incentive just wouldn't be there. Dvd's made a fortune for studios for at least a decade because they were so overpriced, which justified the grounds for investment in restoration. But how can you charge 15-25 dollars for a digital file? Would people really buy it? I have no idea.
My guess is that people see files as being less valuable, so they aren't prepared to pay as much. Then again, i have no idea how the younger generations feel about these sort of things and i'm not going to pretend otherwise.
If streaming costs less…
Streaming is vastly more profitable. Plus there are degrees of restoration.
"But how can you charge 15-25 dollars for a digital file? Would people really buy it?"
No, and that's part of the problem. Studios have yet to really figure out how to make money on streaming and how profitable it is remains a big question. At this point, they are just throwing out everything and hoping something will stick. For instance, Ultraviolet and the concept of a digital "cloud" is what they're really banking on. But it remains to be seen whether this will take hold w/consumers.
Can you effectively market streaming video without physical media?
Oh, there are plenty of ways to prove your digital copy of a film is the same as the original. Just get original content providers to publish an MD5 hash. ;)
"But how can you charge 15-25 dollars for a digital file? Would people really buy it? I have no idea."
No. Wrong model.
Subscriptions and advertising. $15-25 for a month's worth of movies, lead into with advertising. Possibly, likely, increasingly cut into with advertising — higher rates for ad free viewing, lower rates for ad viewing.
The digital file download itself will be iTunes like in its cheapness. $4-5 maximum.
Will it work? Actually it's unclear. The Mubi folk don't seem to talk a whole lot about how well their subscription services are going, but have you noticed how often it's changing? Price and other things? I think they're still trying to figure out how to do it right and make people understand what they're selling (the film pages for mainstream movies they have no intention of streaming don't help, as you see on this forum sometimes). It's growing pain era.
But based on the article Santino posted, and from my own personal experience, streaming is increasing and that's where the demand is so it doesn't really matter if it's profitable to the companies, holding on to the older models isn't profitable either. DVD is slipping toward POD (print-on-demand), so that those conservative collectors who demand their hard copy will just ask for a special order (even at a brick-and-mortar store) and they'll just print out the equivalent of a high-quality DVD-R with some simple design elements. I don't think it'll die completely — that's like saying books were destroyed by POD, which they weren't — but that's the way we're moving regardless of what we're losing or whether we like it or not.
When I go over to watch a movie at a friends house, they are having some event or something, they always just turn on their Netflix account, now that it's hooked onto the television. Back in the heyday of DVD I remember most casual not-particularly-interested-in-movies people would have between 20-50 DVDs, and would mostly just rent. Now most of my friends have 10-20 DVDs and no rental card to any brick-and-mortar shop.
Previous years when I ran the Half-Halloween thing where we watch an entire franchise, it was based around what was available on rental shelves. This year, it was based on the fact that the entire franchise is available on Netflix for streaming. It's just too convenient, and much cheaper. I could pay $18 in rentals for the entire Hellraiser series to rent at the cheapest place I know (IF they have every one of them, I never checked), whereas the streaming side of Netflix costs $8/month.
Does anybody know what kind of negotiating Netflix has to do for rights to rent dvd's? Would it be possible for, say, Warner Bros. to decide that they don't want Netflix to get any more of their dvd's? I know that Netflix can't rent most new releases, but what are the rights like past that? They seem to be way different from streaming rights.


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The review is being handled by the consultant Stuart Cox, a partner at GraystoneCox Media Consultancy.
It is understood that Carat plans to repitch for the account. McArthurGlen's creative account, held by WARL, is not believed to be affected by the review.
The brand, which has seven outlets in the UK, launched a pan-European campaign in April last year that included TV, print and outdoor ads in the UK, Italy, Belgium, France, Luxembourg and Greece.
The 30-second TV ad by WARL aimed to encapsulate anticipation, temptation, desire and joy, which the brand believes are associated with shopping at its stores.
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Jasper cruises past Boonville in 3A sectional opener
JASPER, Ind. — Even though Jasper had dominated most of the first half, Boonville managed to take a little momentum just before halftime of their Class 4A sectional football opener.
The Pioneers scored on a touchdown pass with just seconds on the clock to pull within 23-6.
But that momentum lasted just a few seconds longer than the halftime intermission as Jasper scored three times in the first 5:19 of the third quarter and ran away with a 50-13 win.
"We have had an experience with Boonville before where we beat them during the regular season and then came out in a sectional game and lost," Jasper coach Tony Ahrens said. "So we were just going to be prepared physically and mentally. We reminded our kids they could not go out in the second half and allow Boonville to put more points on the board."
Boonville attempted an onside kick to start the second half, but the ball did not travel 10 yards. Three plays later, Cole Sermersheim ran 38 yards for a touchdown.
"Jasper has a tradition of coming out — when they get the ball to start the second half they are just going to pound it," Boonville coach James Blankenship said. "They are going to run it right at you, and you have to step up and stop it. We were hanging on by a thread as it was, and then I think our psyche was pretty much shot."
Two minutes after Sermersheim's touchdown, Jasper scored again on a 29-yard pass from Nolan Ahrens to Nick Gobert. And less than two minutes after that, Ben Moore broke through a big pile for a 61-yard scoring run.
Sermersheim ran 13 times for 90 yards and a pair of touchdowns for Jasper (10-0, No. 2 in Class 4A). He exited the game midway through the third quarter.
" 'Serm' did a really nice job," said Ahrens. "You have to keep an eye on him, and that sets up our throwing a little bit. But all of our kids did a nice job today."
Nolan Ahrens completed seven of 11 passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns. Alles, a tight end, had two catches for 82 yards. Moore had nine rushes for 110 yards and two scores.
Boonville (3-7) had one bright spot: quarterback Evan Hendrickson threw two touchdown passes to tight end Austin Moore.
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Sun Aura is a clothing optional resort in Northwest Indiana with 309 acres of wooded trails for hiking, golf carts, and if you just want to be alone. The clubhouse (called the "Roundhouse") is large, (8000 Sq. ft.) with glass walls and a big dance floor. A hot tub is available and sauna as well as a big screen television. Sun Aura is a laid back place to go most days during the week but wakes up and starts hopping on the weekends! Dance to the music of our DJ's every Friday and Saturday night and attend the bonfires after the party until the wee hours of the morning! Sun Aura has an Olympic size swimming pool, a popular place for members and guests when the weather warms. On a Sunday afternoon after all the parties you will find people chilling out at the pool as new friendships are made and phone numbers exchanged for the next time you plan to meet. There are very few nudist resorts like Sun Aura anywhere in the world! First of all, it's a "clothing optional resort" -- At most nudist resorts you "must be nude." Sun Aura is also an adult club and you must be 21 to enter the gates.
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Reviewed on : September 30th 2014
Date of Stay : September 26th 2014
I must say, my last visit there was my best, I've day tripped it a few times and enjoyed myself, but decided to do an overnight stay Friday to Saturday. People were about the same as described for friendlyness, until you actually start a conversation yourself. As you get to know more people, the friendlier they get. Thanks Moses for the wood, mine was to wet. Joe and Judy it was nice visiting at your fire. Jerry congrats on #1000 in the sugar shack. And special thanks to the staff and the gentleman who unlocked my truck when I locked my keys in.
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None for me, I will be back
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Reviewed on : August 25th 2013
Date of Stay : August 25th 2013
I have been there probably over 30 times in the past 4 years and can count on 1 hand the amount of times I've been spoken too. One time I went with a friend that (she)was interested in the nudist experience and tons of people spoke with us. I don't go over there to have sex as that does happen often and in public which is fine if that's what you want. I want to relax in outdoors, enjoy my free time, visit at times, but nothing more! I will say the new people are fantastic with the grounds can see major improvements
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Reviewed on : September 24th 2012
Date of Stay : September 24th 2012
I was "officially" a member one year but didnt get there to much due to work. I can tell you people came out of the bushes with warm welcomes when my wife was with me. Otherwise I felt like what the locals call call a older single male, "Old Crow". My impression was until you became familiar with the place, groups and people and your by yourself as a male it's going to be a solitude visit.
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Reviewed on : June 08th 2012
Date of Stay : June 06th 2012
After years of property neglect, the SunAura resort has made several noticeable repairs and improvements to the property. The pool/sunning area is much improved, having been given a new concrete re-surcacing, and the washrooms have been updated and are actually clean and attractive now. Old dilapidated structures have been razed. Much debris and clutter has been removed. The new management is making great strides in making this more attractive venue for bare-assed activities. I have been going to this place for several years, and have always found it a hospitable environment for social and more playful nudity. Even though i do not rent a campsite there, I have made several friends with whom I party every summer. It is proudly adult oriented.
Definitely not a prudish crowd, Adult oriented-no children
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Reviewed on : August 27th 2011
Date of Stay : December 08th 2011
Jorie and the staff at Sun Aura have been super nice upon both of my visits in the last year...so, much so that they've invited me to screening my film in the clubhouse at 2pm on Sunday, Sept 11th. Read below for more details That: What: Sun Aura Nudist Resort presents a clothing optional, Sunday matinee advanced screening of the indie film, "Act Naturally" in Lake Village, Indiana. Director JP Riley and several cast and crew members will be in attendance for a Q&A afterwards and enter to win an autographed poster. When: Sunday Sept11th, 2011 at 2:00pm Where: Sun Aura Resort 3449 East State Road #10 Lake Village, Indiana 46349 ph: 219-345-2000 web: http://www.sunauraresort.com/ fax 219-345-2021 e-mail: email@example.com Admission: $10 at the door (normal gate fees apply for non-members). You MUST have an I.D. and be twenty-one (21) years of age or older to enter the campground. Sun Aura is a clothing optional resort in Northwest Indiana that sits on 309 acres of wooded trails for hiking, sandy beaches near the lake, an Olympic size swimming pool, hot tub, and sauna are also available. "The Roundhouse" is a large (8000 Sq. ft.) circular clubhouse with glass walls and a massive dance floor. Bring your camper or tent to camp overnight after their famous bonfire parities. They also offer sleeping cottages are available on a limited, first-come-first-serve basis. For information about the film, please visit Act Naturally's website and Facebook page. www.actnaturallymovie.com www.facebook.com/actnaturallymovie See you there!
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Endometrial cancer, also known as womb cancer, is largely determined by hormone levels in the body. However, new research shows that diet can play an important role in prevention. Combining the results of three large studies, Italian researchers analyzed the eating patterns of over 5,000 women in Europe (1411 with endometrial cancer, and 3668 controls) for their adherence to the Mediterranean diet. Those most closely following the Mediterranean diet were over 50% less likely to develop endometrial cancer than those with the lowest adherence to the Mediterranean diet. Additionally, researchers found that "the Mediterranean diet as a whole is a stronger determinant of endometrial cancer risk than the single dietary components," emphasizing the importance of overall diet.
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Endometrial cancer, also known as womb cancer, is largely determined by hormone levels in the body. However, new research shows that diet can play an important role in prevention. Combining the results of three large studies, Italian researchers analyzed the eating patterns of over 5,000 women in Europe (1411 with endometrial cancer, and 3668 controls) for their adherence to the Mediterranean diet. Those most closely following the Mediterranean diet were over 50% less likely to develop endometrial cancer than those with the lowest adherence to the Mediterranean diet. Additionally, researchers found that "the Mediterranean diet as a whole is a stronger determinant of endometrial cancer risk than the single dietary components," emphasizing the importance of overall diet.
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The Mediterranean diet has long been studied for its role in heart health and aging, but emerging research suggests that it may also be protective for brain health. In a follow up to the PREDIMED study (where Spanish adults at risk for heart disease were randomly assigned to either a Mediterranean diet with four tablespoons of olive oil daily, a Mediterranean diet with one ounce of nuts daily, or a low fat controlled diet) researchers analyzed the relationship between diet and cognitive function. Of the 334 participants in this study with data on cognitive function, the scientists found that overall brain function significantly improved for both Mediterranean groups over the 4-year experiment, compared with the control group. Specifically, the nuts group significantly improved on tests of memory, while the olive oil group significantly improved on tests of reasoning, planning, and problem solving. This adds to the growing body of research that the Mediterranean diet is an important factor in healthy aging.
JAMA Internal Medicine. 2015 May 11. [Epub ahead of print] (Valls-Pedret C et al.)
Traditional African Diet May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk
Colon cancer, the second leading cause of cancer death in the US, affects a greater proportion of African Americans than rural Africans, indicating that diet plays an important role in disease prevention. To see how traditional diets affect risk factors for colon cancer, researchers assigned 20 middle aged African Americans to a traditional, African heritage diet (averaging 55g fiber daily and 16% calories from fat, with foods like mangos, bean soup, and fish) and 20 middle aged rural South Africans to a typical American diet (averaging 12g fiber daily and 52% calories from fat, with foods like pancakes, burgers, fries, and meatloaf). In just 2 short weeks, the African Americans reduced the inflammation of their colons, improved their markers for cancer (including increased levels of butyrate, an anti-cancer chemical), and increased the diversity of their healthy gut bacteria. On the other hand, the rural Africans eating an American diet fared worse, producing more bile acid (a risk factor for colon cancer), while decreasing the diversity of healthy gut bacteria. These results indicate that an African heritage diet can help promote a healthy digestive tract (potentially reducing colon cancer risk), and that rapid improvements can come with a change to healthier foods.
Nature Communications. 2015 Apr 28;6:6342. (O'Keefe SJ et al.)
Leafy Greens Can Keep Your Brain Young
It is no secret that green vegetables are some of the healthiest foods for our bodies, but new research shows that they are also good for our brains. Researchers in Chicago and Boston analyzed the eating patterns and cognitive abilities of over 950 older adults for an average of five years. The scientists found a significant decrease in the rate of cognitive decline for people who ate more green leafy vegetables (like spinach, kale, collards, and mustard greens). In fact, people who ate just one to two servings of leafy greens per day had the cognitive ability of a person 11 years younger than those who ate none.
Presentation at the American Society for Nutrition (ASN) Annual Meeting during Experimental Biology. Boston MA. March 30, 2015.
Med Diet Cuts Heart Disease Risk by Nearly Half
Researchers have given us yet another reason to fill our plates with fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, olive oil, and nuts! A European study followed more than 2,500 Greek adults for over a decade, tracking their medical records, lifestyle habits, and eating patterns. Those who most closely followed the Mediterranean Diet were 47% less likely to get heart disease, regardless of their smoking habits, age, family history, or other lifestyle factors. The scientists estimate that every one-point increase on the Mediterranean Diet score (a measure of how closely participants followed the Mediterranean Diet, on a scale of 1 to 55) is associated with a 3 percent drop in heart disease risk, so every little bit counts. In fact, the researchers found that the Mediterranean Diet was even more protective against heart disease than physical activity!
Presentation at the American College of Cardiology's 64th Annual Scientific Session. San Diego CA. March 15, 2015.
Doctors May Not Be Equipped for Diet Counseling
One of the great ironies of the healthcare system is that doctors are often untrained in the most basic of wellness practices: nutrition. In a survey of 236 physicians at a large US medical center (including cardiologists and internal medicine doctors and trainees), fewer than 14% felt adequately trained to discuss nutrition with their patients. Nearly all doctors (90%) recognized the Mediterranean Diet as protective against heart disease, but fewer than half (46%) realized that low-fat diets have not been proven to reduce heart disease risk. Additionally, many doctors had trouble identifying foods high in various nutrients, such as which fish are high in omega-3 fatty acids. These data highlight the importance of making reliable nutrition resources (specifically those relating to well researched eating patterns, such as the Mediterranean diet) available to the medical community. (Note: If you're a healthcare professional who would like to learn more about the Mediterranean Diet, see here.)
Presentation at the American College of Cardiology's 64th Annual Scientific Session. San Diego CA. March 15, 2015.
Plant-Based Diets May Reduce Colorectal Cancer Risk
Colorectal cancer is the leading cause of cancer mortality, so learning more about dietary prevention is an important area of research. Scientists at Loma Linda University in California analyzed food patterns and health data from over 77,000 adults for an average of 7 years. After controlling for demographic and lifestyle factors (including age, smoking, physical activity, and family history), the researchers found that those who ate vegetarian diets had an approximately 20% lower risk of colorectal cancer compared with nonvegetarians. Researchers also found that pesco-vegetarians in particular (vegetarians who eat fish) had a much lower risk of colorectal cancer. These results support other studies linking the Mediterranean diet (a plant-based diet that features fish) with a decreased risk for colorectal cancer.
JAMA Internal Medicine. 2015 March 9. [Epub ahead of print] (Orlich MJ et al.)
Peanuts Linked to Lower Mortality Across Different Ethnicities
Nuts and peanuts (technically legumes) are largely recognized as health promoting foods, but experts wondered if these benefits extend across all ethnic groups and income levels. In this study, researchers at Vanderbilt University analyzed nut intake in over 200,000 people, including a large group of Asian men and women in China, and a large group of low-income black and white men and women in the southeastern United States. For those with the highest nut consumption (mostly peanuts), mortality from all causes significantly decreased 17-21%, depending on ethnicity. Death from heart disease specifically (including ischemic heart disease) also significantly decreased across all ethnic groups for those eating the most nuts. The researchers identified this study as "strong evidence that the association of nut/peanut consumption with mortality does not vary by ethnicity " or income level. Additionally, they conclude that "consumption of nuts, particularly peanuts given their general affordability, may be considered a cost-effective measure to improve cardiovascular health."
JAMA Internal Medicine. 2015 Mar 2. [Epub ahead of print] (Luu HN et al.)
Cardioprotective Effect of Mediterranean Diet
Ventricular hypertrophy, or the thickening and enlargement of heart ventricles due to the accumulation of scar tissue, is thought to be a root cause of many heart ailments. To investigate how diet relates to this condition, researchers analyzed eating patterns and left ventricular mass (the size of the left ventricle of the heart, where enlargement is most common) of over 1,700 adults without history of heart attack or stroke. The scientists found that those most closely adhering to a Mediterranean Diet had a left ventricular mass that was 4% less than the rest of the study population, a reduction greater than that observed in people with moderate-to-heavy physical activity (another factor that supports heart health). In fact, for each point increase on the Mediterranean Diet Score (0-9), left ventricular mass was 1.98g lower (average left ventricular mass was 189g).
American Journal of Cardiology. 2015 Feb 15;115(4):510-4. (Gardener H et al.)
Plant-based Diets Improve Heart Disease Markers in Overweight Kids
Plant-based diets have proven effective at reducing heart disease markers in adults, but with a large proportion of overweight and obese children, experts wonder if dietary interventions are effective on kids as well. In a small study in the Midwestern US, twenty-eight overweight and obese children (average age = 15) and their parents were assigned to either a plant-based vegan (no animal products at all), no-added fat diet (with only moderate avocado and nuts) or an American Heart Association diet (high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, but also includes low fat dairy, some plant oils, lean meat and fish, and permits some refined grains) for four weeks. The plant-based group significantly improved nine different risk factors of heart disease (including improved blood pressure, cholesterol, and weight), while the American Heart Association Diet significantly improved four risk factors.
The Journal of Pediatrics. 2015 Feb 11. [Epub ahead of print] (Macknin M et al.)


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Self-proclaimed Liz Taylor devotee and tabloid mainstay, Lindsay Lohan has signed on to play her idol in Lifetime's upcoming biopic, 'Liz & Dick.' After lengthy negotiations, Lohan, whose spent more time in jail and in court than on a set in the past few years, will star in the made-for-TV-movie depicting Elizabeth Taylor's life-long romance with actor and two-time ex-husband, Richard Burton.
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Known For: His Oscar-nominated role in '127 Hours,' other notable work in 'Milk,' 'Pineapple Express,' 'Planet of the Apes' and in the 'Spider Man' trilogy, his bizarre recurring role on 'General Hospital,' a disastrous Oscar-hosting stint in 2011, and pretty much always being enrolled in a university class somewhere
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Martial Arts Movies
By Will McLain on July 31, 2012
Here are some of the Martial arts movies located on the feature shelf during the month of August. 36th Chambers of Shaolin – PN1995.9.H3T45x 1978a (DVD) American Ninja – PN1995.9.H3A44 1985 Beverly Hills Ninja – PN1995.9.C55B48 1997 Brave Archer and His Mate – PN1995.9.H3S587x 2009 v.4 (DVD) Brotherhood of the Wolf – PN1995.9.H6B76x 2001a (DVD) […]
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Check out this blog post about the Internet Archive. The Internet Archive is a little like a library/museum of online content. Basically, free books, music, videos, software, and websites that make you scream "what were they thinking?!" courtesy of the "Wayback Machine." According to their "About us" section: The Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit […]
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Get into the American spirit with these patriotic movies. The library's media collection contains these and many other movies, CDs, cassettes, and vinyls with patriotic themes. Music of the American Revolution – M1631.M3B57x 1996 (Music CD) The American Soldier: The Complete History of U.S. Wars – E181.A33x 2009 (DVD) The Hurt Locker- PN1995.9.W3H87x 2008 (DVD) […]
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The UCO Library Multimedia Center has a great collection of movies you can check out and take home over the break, including some holiday-themed films: The hard nut Joyeux Noël [Merry Christmas] Matthew Bourne's Nutcracker! Elf Nutcracker Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank Maurice Béjart's Nutcracker White Christmas Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas […]


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In its third week in its new 11:35pm time slot during the week of January 21, 2013, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live grew week to week in both Total Viewers (+4%) and Adults 18-49 (+2%) to score its 2nd-biggest weekly audience in its history (2.855 million), behind only the show's debut week at 11:35pm two weeks ago. JKL saw gains over the year-ago week of 68% in Total Viewers and 50% in Adults 18-49, growing its overall audience year over year for the 9th week in a row.
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The South Downs Way
The South Downs Way is one of 15 national trails in England and Wales. It was the first bridleway national trail in England and is the only national trail to lie entirely within a national park, running right through the heart of the South Downs National Park.
A Remarkable Trail
100 miles of chalk downland walking separate the Cathedral city of Winchester – the ancient Saxon Capital of Wessex and England – and the Victorian seaside resort of Eastbourne.
Stretching over a rare, large area of outstanding natural beauty, the South Downs Way follows old droveways along the chalk escarpment and ridges of The South Downs from Winchester to to the white chalky cliffs of the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head.
The South Downs Way affords exceptional views of the Isle of Wight and the Solent, the high heathlands of the Western Weald and Blackdown, the heavily wooded Weald of Sussex, and the receding ridges of the Chalk Downs themselves as well as the distant ridge of the North Downs.
For nature lovers, The South Downs Way passes through an extraordinary range of diverse habitats including ancient woodlands, river valleys, chalk grassland, mixed farm land and coastal habitats.
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The South Downs Way Walk organisers – Footprints of Sussex – have a vast amount of experience of organising guided and self-guided walking holidays on The South Downs Way.
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The Annual Walk
This is an organised nine day walk along the full 100 mile length of The South Downs Way, one of England's finest national trails. It will take place from 6th to 14th June 2015.
For the past 35 years it has been enjoyed every June by hundreds of people from all over the world. It is, by tradition, a supported rather than a guided walk, with everyone free to walk at their own pace each day. However, our team of experienced leaders walk the South Downs Way trail with you and you can rest assured that there will always be knowledgeable people nearby to help you with directions, first aid or just a friendly smile.
With luxury coach transport provided to and from the South Downs Way trail each day, our annual supported walk is by far the simplest way of completing this inspiring and beautiful walk.
The direction of the South Downs Annual Walk changes each year and in 2015 the walk will begin in Eastbourne and finish in Winchester.
Each day averages around 11 miles; This year's sectors are as follows:
Eastbourne – Alfriston – Newmarket Inn – Devils Dyke – Washington – Whiteways – Cocking – Queen Elizabeth Park – Exton – Winchester