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The Immortal, life-support machines keeping each other alive
A number of life-support machines are connected to each other, circulating liquids and air in attempt to mimic a biological structure...
The Immortal - preview from Revital Cohen on Vimeo.
Revital Cohen managed to track down and acquire a Heart-Lung Machine, a Dialysis Machine, an Infant Incubator, a Mechanical Ventilator and an Intraoperative Cell Salvage Machine. She connected the discarded organ replacement machines together and had them 'breathe' in closed circuits. The machines of The Immortal keep each other alive through circulation of electrical impulses, oxygen and artificial blood.
Salted water acts as blood replacement: throughout the artificial circulatory system minerals are added and filtered out again, the blood gets oxygenated via contact with the oxygen cycle, an ECG device monitors the system's heartbeat.
As the fluid pumps around the room in a meditative pulse, the sound of mechanical breath and slow humming of motors resonates in the body through a comforting yet disquieting soundscape.
Cohen has long been investigating how machines, peripherals and even animals can work as extension of the body or substitutes of body parts. This time however, the human body has been removed from the scene. Yet, its presence and fragility can still be felt...
The medical machine - whether in use or not - is an object which transcends its materiality. Designed and created to perform a single, most meaningful function, we never subject these devices to a critical investigation as industrial products within the context of material culture.
Far from being just assemblages of tubes and circuits, the machines intersect with our culture, fears and beliefs. The Cell Salvage Machine, for example, blurs the boundary between technocracy and the metaphysical. The machine suctions, washes, and filters blood so it can be given back to the patient's body. The cell saver is used on patients, such as Jehovah's Witnesses, who have religious objections to receiving blood transfusions. As for the infant incubators, they used to be part of freak shows before being adopted by hospitals.
But more tellingly, each of these objects is the product of our attempts to conquer biology (and our own mortality) with engineering.
The Immortal will be part of Superhuman, an exhibition exploring human enhancement that will open at the Wellcome Collection in London on July 19 and run through October 16, 2012.

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Nip + Fab continues to make my beauty life brilliant with their snappy little offerings and quick fixes.
Nip + Fab Multi-Fix Oil is an essential one for the dry skin chicas out there.
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It contains bio-lipids which targets scars and stretch marks while borage oil moisturises and nourishes skin.
I've been using it on my face prior to my moisturizer in the evening for a much needed dose of hydration.
It's a fab little multitasking oil that you might want to pop into your cart your next trip to Target.
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In Shadyside, a suburb a few miles outside of Pittsburgh, a man did exactly that, claiming that the carjacking was written into the script of The Dark Knight Rises, despite the fact that they were on Ivy Street, miles away from the shooting locations, and there was, uh, no camera crew around. He should have said he was REHEARSING for a scene. STUPID!
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Trial set for Oklahoma man accused of mailing bomb to Sheriff Joe Arpaio
PHOENIX — A new trial date has been set for an Oklahoma man charged with
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Gregory Lynn Shrader of Jay had been scheduled for a June 23 trial, but it was
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Briefly summarized our objective for developing a diverse faculty is based on a growing body of research which demonstrates that preparing students for success in our globalized world requires exposure to many cultures, languages, races and viewpoints. Every student prospers when some of their teachers share their background, but every student also needs to be challenged by studying with scholars whose background, gender, age, culture and ethnicity differ from their own. The optimal achievement of the dual goals of a great university is facilitated by, and dependent upon, recruiting and retaining a diverse faculty.
The University of Texas at Dallas has one of the most diverse faculties in the nation. Our faculty is drawn from five continents and over sixty nations. They speak over 180 languages, practice most of the major religions and represent all of the major races of man. They range in age from their 20s to their 70s. A representative sample deal regularly with handicapping conditions, and a number are veterans. Their perspectives vary, but all are committed to understanding and respecting others and working together in a diverse community of committed scholars. We offer over 200 courses with focus on aspects of human diversity, and are committed to creating inclusive classrooms in which differences are respected and a wide variety of perspectives and opinions are valued. In spite of this success, there remain a number of areas in need of improvement.
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Geoffrey Hartman, Sterling Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Emeritus, and Faculty Advisor to the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at the Yale Library, received the distinguished achievement award for Holocaust studies and research on November 5, 2010 at the Lessons and Legacies Conference in Boca Raton, Florida. Professor Hartman was recognized for his foundational role in establishing the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale's Sterling Memorial Library in 1981, bringing this material to the forefront of Holocaust studies, as well as to many other areas of academic research. In presenting the award, Professor Lawrence Langer of Simmons College noted Hartman has established "the theoretical and practical legitimacy of using eye-witness survivor accounts in the study of the catastrophe of European Jewry we call the Holocaust," which has largely led the most distinguished historians of the Holocaust to rely on testimonies, such as those at the Fortunoff Archive, as one of their most important primary resources. Langer further noted:
...without the Fortunoff Archives at Yale and other similar collections, the story of what individual human beings endured during the Holocaust would remain entombed in a mausoleum of silence, locked in the vault of memory that loomed over the subject in the decades following their liberation. And it is now clear, or should be, that this silence was not the result of a reluctance or inability to speak about the unspeakable, but the absence of a sympathetic audience to hear what survivors had to tell…. But equally important is Hartman's notion that telling is a form of facing. If Holocaust consciousness is ever to become more than a number (six million), a name (Mengele), and a place (Auschwitz), then audiences must develop the will to acknowledge and confront both the victimage and the human voice that has survived it.
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Roasting cauliflower is one of the best ways to prepare this versatile non-starchy cruciferous vegetable. Beware of fights over the little browned bits of cauliflower, though. This Lemon Mustard Dressing also goes well with green beans and broccoli.
Roasted cauliflower can be served alone or scattered on a bed of fresh greens like arugula.
Roasted cauliflower can be served alone or scattered on a bed of fresh greens like arugula.
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Ingredients3 tablespoons oil
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
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In a sheet pan or shallow roasting pan, toss the cauliflower with 2 tablespoons of the oil and a little salt. Roast cauliflower until tender and lightly browned, stirring once or twice for even roasting, 15-20 minutes.
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All The Apps Optimized for iOS 7
This week Apple released iOS 7 to the public, and app developers soon followed with their iOS 7-optimized apps. Here are all the apps that have updated to take advantage of iOS 7's new features, new look, or just guarantee compatibility.
Quickoffice Now Free on Android and iOS with Free Google Drive Storage
Android/iOS: Quickoffice is our pick for the best office suite on both Android and iOS, but at $15 it was always a bit expensive. Now the app has dropped to free, and comes packed with 10GB of free Google Drive storage if you login into the app this week.
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mxHero Toolbox Adds a Ton of Useful Tools to Gmail
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Summer Vibes with St. Lucia: The Man, Not The Island
Jean-Philip Grobler hails from Johannesburg, South Africa. He is classically trained. He's clean-cut. You're probably thinking: pretentious techno, Brian Eno-inspired.
But you'd be wrong. The now New York-based frontman of St. Lucia has instead devoted his life to being a pop maestro (though he'd balk at that term if he had a say). He and his band are now opening for Ellie Goulding on her North American tour, and with their disco-pop EP September out on Neon Gold (and a debut LP in production), they're well on their way to becoming a household name.
I chatted with Jean-Philip on the phone during his Ellie tour. Here's what he had to say about South Africa, St. Lucia the island, and the goddess Ms. Goulding herself. Scroll down to hear their single, "September."
Where are you?
We just arrived in Orlando, and we're in Universal Studios! I'm gonna get to ride some roller coasters. Yesterday was the first date of our tour, and we were in Miami. And this is like the start of our long trip with Ellie.
Touring with Ellie Goulding – how did that happen? How has it been?
I mean we've only done one show. She's been very nice to us, she said hi backstage after the show and we chatted about it. I think she has a really strong live show, and her fans are
super receptive and young — really receptive to new music. I think it just came about
because Derek and Lizzy who own Neon Gold helped Ellie in the beginning of her
career, so they put in a good word for us and she needed an opener. She made the choice
And you've opened for Two Door Cinema Club, that seems like left-field compared to Ellie.
Yeah, I don't really see music as fitting in one specific place apart from pop, which is a pretty general catergory. I think in that sense it fits, Two Door Cinema Club is very poppy, Ellie has a poppy element to her. Whats about our music is that we can fit with a lot of different artists.
Tell me about the St. Lucia name. Is it pronounced "Santa Lucee-ya" or "Saint Loo-sha"?
The band started being Santa Lucee-ya, it's just that everyone in New York said Saint Loo-Sha, so whichever really. I'm like really terrible at coming up with band names.
All the band names I've ever had I spent months trying to figure it out. One day out of
frustration, I took out a pen, and took out a map of South Africa, and put the pen anywhere on the map. On the fifth try or something it was St. Lucia in South Africa. Everything snapped into place immediately: the idea of this tropical island thing, I think that our music is quite nostalgic, and has a hazy summery feeling
Have you ever been confronted by the St. Lucia tourism board?
I haven't! But loads of people post on the Facebook page stuff like "Where's a good place to eat in St. Lucia?"
You mentioned being inspired by rhyhtms in Johannesburg that got you out of your classical rutt. What did you encounter?
When I was growing up in South Africa, I was way less inspired by the idea of African music. I think when you live somewhere, the place seems less novel to you because it's around you. It's forced on you. But I definitely absorbed all that stuff because in my boys choir we always learned African music. Since I moved from south Africa I discovered all this amazing African music, and even though I didn't like it growing up, I love it now. That has been a huge influence to me. When I was growing up we had a limited access to what music came into South Africa, so we'd only get the super poppy stuff from either the US or the UK, so I would just listen to that growing up. I think that's why my melodies are so poppy and stuff like that.
How does your classic training inform your work today?
I think the biggest way it informs it, is my desire to make things really lush, and to have
a lot of contrapuntal elements, a lot of different melodies going on, and a lot of information in the stuff. Some people find that a negative aspect to my music.
"Before the Dive" was more of a pop piece, and I feel like "September" is more focused on dance. Are you a producer, a pop star…who is Jean?
Its funny I just don't see my self as a pop star. That's someone like Rihanna or Robyn or
people who have supersized personalities and just exude that into every aspect of what
they're doing. I see myself as someone a little more like Peter Gabriel or something
like that, someone who has a personality but, the music is the most important aspect. And I don't feel the need to be a star in the sense of having my photo everywhere. In some ways I shy away from that.
It just seems like in New York you basically have to be super dancey, or super chillwave hipster. How have you it been in the New York realm?
It's definitely in between. In New York we get a huge mix coming to our shows. We definitely have the dancey people, who come for "September" and the four-to-the-floor songs, and other people who respond to the songs that aren't like that, then people who respond to all of it. It's interesting. My biggest struggle in New York is feeling like I didn't fit in in that sense. I saw the whole hipster thing and I loved a lot of the music, but I didn't get the attitude. There's almost a self-destructive attitude in that scene sometimes. But sometimes on the other side, not always, dance music felt a little dumbed down. There's a desire to be as simple as possible. I love things from both sides of the fence.
Are there any bands you listen to that might surprise me?
I actually really like some metal. There's this band Isis that I really love.
Where would you like to be in a year?
I mean I would love to be able to tour more comfortably than we're doing now. We're in a 15-passenger van. It's fine but, it would be nice to be able to be more comfortable. I'd like to be working on projects that I'm excited about, which I feel like is happening already. To
be honest right now, apart from financially, things couldn't be better.
Yes, it's not easy to be a band in New York. You've faced financial hardship?
Yeah I mean, we did this Victoria's Secret commercial and got a pretty good licensing fee, but it just disappears to pay the band, the rent. All these tours costing us 20 grand more than we're actually making from them. We have to find various ways of paying for that, whether it's getting a publishing deal or getting creative.
What's next?
I've just been finishing up the album. The last time I wasin new York I was working with Chris Zane who has worked with Holy Ghost and The Walkmen…we've just been working on doing ultimate mixes of some of the tracks and adding a couple of things here and there. But I think the album is pretty much done. We just need artwork and all those things, then we have the tour. From there and from there who the fuck knows.


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In scores of swift-water rescues, emergency agencies scrambled in the rain to reach South Carolina residents trapped by floods, The NYT reports.» Read More
*More than 137,000 temp jobs have been added in 2012. Oct 5- Businesses wary about the U.S. presidential election and the outlook for fiscal policy will probably hire temporary workers in the fourth quarter rather than full timers, a view that lifted staffing company shares on Friday.
*Nonfarm payrolls rose 114,000 in September* Unemployment rate falls to 7.8 percent, lowest since 2009* Household survey shows most job gains since 1983* Average hourly earnings gain 7 cents* Report is second to last before Nov. 6 elections By Lucia Mutikani.
Park Ridge, N.J.- based Hertz is in the process of acquiring Tulsa, Okla.- based Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc. for $87.50 per share, or about $2.3 billion. The offer, which was previously set to expire on Friday, will now expire on Oct. 22, Hertz said. Hertz shares fell 2 cents to $14.54 in midday trading Friday.
*Zynga shares slide after warning, Facebook slips. Labor Department data showed the jobless rate dropped by 0.3 percentage point in September to 7.8 percent, its lowest since January 2009, even as Americans came back into the labor force to resume the hunt for work.
The BPU says the typical Public Service Electric and Gas customer will save $38 a year. The savings for Elizabethtown Gas customers will be $26. New Jersey Natural Gas customers can expect a nearly $15 savings and rates for South Jersey Gas customers will be nearly $7 lower.
The Parasail Safety Council, which tracks injuries and deaths nationwide, reports more than 70 people have been killed and at least 1,600 injured between 1982 and 2012, out of an estimated 150 million parasail rides during those 30 years.
Christie vetoed the bill in July, saying at the time that some of the reforms had already been implemented at the Port Authority. The legislation would have forced the Port Authority to hold more public meetings before voting on toll hikes and publish its board of commissioners' meeting minutes.
The steroid medication suspected in an outbreak of a rare kind of meningitis was shipped to 23 states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The specialty pharmacy that made the steroid, New England Compounding Center of Framingham, Mass., recalled three lots of the drug last week and has shut down operations.
NEW YORK-- Stop if you've heard this one before: the NHL is losing games because of a lockout. In a widely anticipated move, the NHL announced Thursday that 82 games between opening night next week and Oct. 24 have been canceled because of the ongoing fight with the players' association that had already forced the league to eliminate the preseason schedule.
*Zynga shares slide after warning, Facebook slips. *Sprint could counterbid on PCS- sources. Labor Department data showed the jobless rate dropped by 0.3 percentage point in September to 7.8 percent, its lowest since January 2009.
The outbreak was first reported in Tennessee, where three people have died and 25 of the cases have been reported. "We do know there were over 700 patients in Tennessee who were exposed," said Dr.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct 4- A steroid medication linked to the death of at least five people from rare fungal meningitis may have been administered to patients in 23 states, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control said on Thursday, raising fears the rare outbreak could spread.
Oct 4- Though it's relatively rare, there are ways to break a prenup. Agreements are just agreements, after all, says Paul Talbert, a matrimonial lawyer in New York. " There are no statistics on how many prenuptial agreements are made a year, says Randall M. Kessler, a divorce lawyer in Atlanta, but he estimates that half of high-net-worth marriages have prenups.
New Jersey residents receiving Medicaid benefits may find it easier to get care at home rather than move into a nursing home, under changes state officials are planning since getting federal approval to make them. The state will receive the same amount of money from the federal Medicaid program _ more than $5 billion per year.
The boozy reality TV series about a group of self-proclaimed "guidos" and "guidettes" cohabiting in a run-down Seaside Heights, N.J., party house is winding down as its sixth _ and MTV promises final _ season gets under way almost three years after it debuted and became a pop-cultural situation spawning catchphrases, punch lines, hairdos and tabloid fodder.
SUMMIT, N.J.-- Celgene Corp. said Wednesday that a Food and Drug Administration panel will not review its multiple myeloma drug pomalidomide in November. Celgene said in September that the FDA's cancer drug advisory committee would discuss the drug at a meeting on Nov. 8. Shares of Celgene rose 57 cents to close at $78.99.
EWING, N.J.-- Antares Pharma Inc. said Wednesday that it plans to sell 12.5 million shares of its stock for $4 per share, raising about $47 million after expenses. Shares of Antares fell 37 cents, or 8.4 percent, to $4.03 in afternoon trading Wednesday. It has traded between $1.51 and $5.58 in the last 12 months.
NEW YORK, Oct 3- The leak in a truck loading propane at Hess Corp's 70,000 barrel per day refinery in Port Reading, New Jersey, has been stopped, and emergency responders are demobilizing, a company spokesman said on Wednesday. The leak developed at about 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday. Emergency responders worked to safely disperse the vapors.


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The recent models of the iPhone look very similar in shape, size, and color so if you are planning on buying one, just what are the differences between the models and even more importantly, which one is the best iPhone for you?Three to choose fromAt the time of this writing (December 2012) there are three basic iPhone models to choose from: the iPhone 4, the iPhone 4S, and the most recent addition to Apple's smartphone line, the iPhone 5.All iPhones have access to Apple's extensive library of applications from its App Store and iTunes music library where hundreds of thousands of songs, games, and software can be downloaded and purchased or obtained at no cost.Although the three editions of the iPhone, at first glance, appear to be almost the same, we'll find out that each one has its own personality as far as features and performance. The iPhone 4This model was introduced in June of 2010 and is a favorite for first time iPhone customers because it is offered at no charge when signing up with a standard two-year contract from one of the major wireless carriers.The basic features of the iPhone include a high definition 3.5-inch screen, 5-megapixel camera, high definition video recording, and 8GB of internal memory.If you are a first time iPhone customer on a budget or want to buy an extra iPhone for a relative or friend, the iPhone 4 may be the right choice for you.The iPhone 4SThis model was released in October 2011 and was highly speculated by the press as being the "iPhone 5" before it was unveiled to the world. As it turned out the iPhone 4S was announced instead, which many saw as a refresh or upgrade from the iPhone 4.The iPhone 4S is identical in look and feel to the iPhone 4. The differences between the two phones are internal. The iPhone 4S has a higher resolution camera, faster processor, 1080p high definition video resolution, and 16GB of internal memory and is priced, at the time of this writing, for $99 with a two-year standard contract.The iPhone 4S also has a voice recognition system named "Siri" which responds to spoken words and can be used to operate the iPhone.The iPhone 4 is perfect for those who want an affordable iPhone with improved performance and features.The iPhone 5The iPhone 5 was released in September 2012 and is the latest version of the iPhone line of smartphones. Unlike its previous iterations, the iPhone 5 stands out from the rest of the models by offering a 4-inch HD display as opposed to the 3.5-inch displays on the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S.The iPhone 5 has all the features of the iPhone 4S with the exception of a faster processor, bigger display, higher resolution FaceTime camera photos, new power and data connector, and newly styled earphones.Because the iPhone 5 uses a new power/data cable called "Lightning," previous owners of iPhones should be aware that their old iPhone accessories will not work with the Lightning connector. An adapter from Apple or third-party accessory manufacturer makes these items compatible with the iPhone 5.The iPhone 5 comes in three different memory configurations: 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB. Prices start at $199 with a standard two-year contract.Which one?For those who are on a budget but want to get a taste of the iPhone experience, the iPhone 4 or 4S is the way to go. These phones offer value and good performance at prices that rival its competitors.If you want the latest in technology in an iPhone from Apple, the iPhone 5 is your pick.But with Apple's recent policy of bringing out new versions of the iPhone in less than a year's time, if you can wait, the next iPhone will offer improved features at about the same price as the present iPhone 5.
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Scratching the Surface
16/05/15 17:31 Category: film
Scratching the Surface was an artists' 16mm film direct animation project held at Plymouth Arts Centre on 16 May 2015. The workshop is part of the Sweet FA film art collaboration between Sundog Media, Moving Image Arts (MIA) Research and Plymouth Arts Centre.
Heaven at KINO DER KUNST, Munich
17/02/15 11:01 Category: film | screenings
Heaven is a Place has been chosen for the International Competition of KINO DER KUNST! The festival will take place in Munich from 22nd to 26th of April 2015.
Chris Meigh-Andrews' Monument
13/11/14 23:33 Category: exhibitions
Sundog Media re-edited Monument for Chris Meigh-Andrews' solo exhibition. Find out more here:
Plymouth University's ICCI provided technical and equipment support for the installation.
Heaven is a Place selected for Cornwall Film Festival
04/11/14 10:50 Category: film | screenings
Heaven is a Place has been selected for this year's Cornwall Film Festival - details soon!
FCPX Grill
Stuart chatted to Chris Fenwick on the Final Cut Pro X Grill podcast about editing video for 360 degree presentation in After Effects and FCPX. Here's the episode direct link.
Maelstrom: dangerous waters
26/10/14 19:43 Category: film | education | exhibitions
We're currently working on a film project which responds to material in SWFTA's archive relating to Devil's Point in Plymouth. read more...
Reach screens in Calstock
13/09/14 07:54 Category: film | exhibitions | animation
Reach, a 360 degree installation commissioned by the It's All About the River film festival screens on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 September in Calstock Arts.
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Monument re-edit
10/09/14 12:43 Category: panorama
Stuart completed an edit of the 360 work Monument by Chris Meigh Andrews for ICCI at Plymouth University.
The still shows the work being presented at International Panorama Council conference in Germany in September. Dave Hotchkiss from ICCI said "We screened it specifically as part of the EU Heritage Day event on Sunday 14th September and had over 300 visitors during the day. The film was a great success and was screened alongside other panorama and 360 productions."
Heaven is a Place
22/04/14 13:39 Category: film
Heaven is a Place, a dance film directed by Kayla Parker and filmed by Stuart Moore is now moving into its post production stage. read more...
One Minute volume 7 at Furtherfield
25/01/14 12:58 Category: film | exhibitions
Project was screened at London's Furtherfield Gallery as part of One Minute volume 7.
One Minute volume 7
Following screenings last autumn at the prestigious De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill on Sea, Caernafon, and Hull's Museum of Club Culture, the new collection of artists' moving image curated by Kerry Baldry is on show at the Furtherfield Gallery, McKenzie Pavilion London till Sunday 3 February, with over 100 people attending the first day of the exhibition in Finsbury Park. read more...


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Review: The Office - Secret Santa
But Michael's petulance had a purpose. Dunder Mifflin is in trouble. Office morale is at an all-time low. So, while Michael was still acting like a baby, he was doing it because he wanted to be the one to lift everyone's spirits. Still, it's funny to watch childish Michael, especially when we can see big ol' Kevin act indecisive while crushing Michael's lap.
I loved seeing Phyllis as Santa. She's right; she has the temperament, the figure, and she's got bad-ass Bob Vance to back her up in case anyone objects. And to think, at one time Phyllis Smith was a cheerleader for the NFL's St. Louis Cardinals.
Anyway, as soon as Michael walked in as Santa, you knew it was on, and that Michael wasn't going to win this one. It's part of the continual struggle Michael has with not being the only guy in charge anymore (Jim gave Phyllis the OK to be Santa... in September).
But what started as a traditional Michael-being-selfish episode -- which got ratcheted up when he was a heckling Jesus -- turned into one of the better episodes of the year when he found out that DM was being sold and that David Wallace and all the execs were being fired. Michael's sincerity came through after that -- first they needed a Santa, then they needed a Jesus, then they needed a Michael -- even though his facts were wrong.
When Michael thought everyone was getting canned, he riled up everyone and reassured them all at once. It's something Jim couldn't even come close to doing (maybe because he didn't know how to contact Wallace via his kid's school). That, and the fact that the Scranton office is, as Wallace put it, "the only good thing about the company," is why Michael somehow sticks around. And that's the reason why I liked this episode so much.
More fun stuff:
- I felt so bad for Andy when Erin found out it was him who, via misguided affection, gave her the gifts from the "Twelve Days" song. Most of those gifts either attacked her, attacked her pets, or gave her other nightmares. "It's the thought that counts," said Andy. "What were you thinking?" shot back Ellie. Oof.
- But Andy redeemed himself with the marching band (which is -- duh -- twelve drummers drumming). Why can't these shy kids just get together already?
- Very fitting that Michael's PIN spells "YMCA." Also very fitting that Dwight has no clue about that song. Can't imagine the Village People are on his iPod.
- Speaking of Dwight: now that his diabolical plot against Jim is on hiatus, I like him again. He makes the holidays... something. Not fun, but... interesting. Especially when he thinks that the gift Michael was sending him piece-by-piece must be some sort of gun.
- Very cute to see Pam try to set Oscar up with "Gay Warehouse Guy." "I only know two gay guys. But they belong together." Also interesting to see how shy Oscar was at first, then ends up playing hard to get.
- One of the biggest laughs was seeing Kelly get all teary over the New Moon poster Jim gave her. Perfect marriage of pop culture and character.
- Creed classifying his degree of being naughty as "more evil than strictly wrong."
- Michael: "Phyllis has uslurped my role!" Also liked it when he called her "Tranny Claus."
- Jim wore a jaunty red tie for the holiday. Have we see him wear anything but that solid navy tie? Ever?]
- Still unsure of Jim as co-boss. It's better to see Jim as the put-upon cog than the earnest middle manager. Also, it seems like Pam and Jim are fading into the background since the wedding, which is something I never expected to happen.
- More Michael: "If you need my help because I'm ruining everything, don't come to me." Pretty much sums up Michael Scott, doesn't it?
- Odd... both The Office and 30 Rock had episodes called "Secret Santa" tonight. Guess no one plans these things out ahead of time.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) - John L. Walker III has become the third member of his immediate family to serve as president of the Virginia Bar Association.
The partner at the Williams Mullen law firm in Richmond was installed as the organization's 126th president over the weekend.
His father, John L. Walker Jr., of Roanoke, was VBA president in 1983. His grandfather, John L. Walker of Roanoke, served in 1947 and 1948.
Other new officers are Harry M. "Pete" Johnson III of Richmond, president-elect; James P. Guy II of Richmond, chairman of the Board of Governors; and Thomas R. Bagby of Roanoke, immediate past president.


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In light of Radical Entertainment's sudden closing, PC gamers were wondering whether they'd ever have a chance to get control of James Heller. Radical has taken to their Facebook page to assure them that they will.
Radical posted this to their Facebook page last night:
"For PC gamers, rest assured that the PC version of PROTOTYPE 2 is still going to launch on July 24th as planned. And a special "thanks" to the PROTOTYPE Army and all our extremely loyal and passionate fans for supporting Radical Entertainment. We couldn't have come this far without you."
Radical Entertainment was closed by Activision Blizzard yesterday evening in a surprise announcement. The word largely spread through the Twitter accounts of Radical's employees and friends at other studios in the Vancouver area. Some employees will be working for other divisions of the company, but the majority of employees have been laid off.
The fate of the Prototype franchise remains uncertain. Activision Blizzard still own all rights but seemed ambivalent about continuing the series in their official statement.
Radical Entertainment: Official Facebook Page


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The 'Sunset Daze' Ladies Create a Senior Citizen Flash Mob (VIDEO)
- 'Sunset Daze' (Sat, 12:30AM ET on WE) is a reality show set in a retirement community in Arizona. But even though the stars of the show are older, that doesn't mean that...
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Wacky Reality Moments 'Sunset Daze'-Style
- Reality shows have given us some of the most talked about TV moments in years. Remember how much buzz was generated by Teresa's table flip on 'The Real Housewives of New...
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'Sunset Daze' Preview: 'We're Retired, Not Dead'
- Thanks to 'Sunset Daze' (premiering April 28 at 10PM on WE tv), get ready to look at your grandparents in a whole different light. They're just like you, except, well, o...
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Now Casting: 'Jersey Shore' for Asian-Americans
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Adding a new wrinkle to reality shows, "Sunset Daze" follows a group of fun-loving friends who are spending their twilight years at the Sun City retirement community in Arizona. And they're spending them like Spring Breakers, lounging poolside, talking about sex, boozing it up at happy hour and making the nightlife scene. Included in the spotlight are sassy New Yorker Gail, a former off-Broadway actress and cabaret singer; "Mr. Romeo" Jack, who enjoys dancing and courting women; and Sandy, nicknamed "The Wild Child," perhaps because of her membership in the Blue Thong Society.


text: During his last week's show A State Of Trance, Dutch trance producer and DJ Armin Van Buuren previewed his upcoming collaboration with deadmau5. The song is aptly titled "ID" but the 150-second teaser promises an abundance of infectiously building chords and synths as well as a healthy dose of dancefloor energy. Definitely a good one. Get amped up below.


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Superintendents are invited to participate in the monthly conference call with Commissioner Cassellius on Wednesday, March 20th, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Call-in instructions will be e-mailed to you tomorrow, Friday March 15th.
As part of a series of school visits across Minnesota, Commissioner Cassellius held a roundtable on special education in St. Cloud on March 12. The Commissioner, St. Cloud Superintendent Bruce Watkins and area teachers and administrators talked about the current state of special education. The Office of the Legislative Auditor recently released a report that affirms the need for increased funding and special education reform, two substantial components of Governor Mark Dayton's budget. Read Media Advisory. Visit the Governor's website.
See the memorandum from Assistant Commissioner Rose Hermodson; Greg Keith, Educator Evaluation Coordinator; and Tyler Livingston, Educator Evaluation Specialist; regarding spring principal and teacher evaluation regional meetings. Ensuring Effective Implementation and Continuous Improvement is the third in a three-part series on principal and teacher evaluation information sessions conducted by the Minnesota Department of Education scheduled within educational service regions. District teams are invited to attend the regional meetings scheduled for March and April. The focus of this session is to help district teams recognize and prepare for the stages of implementation, define critical practices of their evaluation models, learn from a piloting experience, and engage in a continuous plan-do-study-act cycle.
For assistance with questions regarding the content of these regional meetings, please contact Greg Keith (email@example.com) by e-mail or by phone at 651-582-8316.
The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE), Division of Safety, Health and Nutrition, will be soliciting applications for the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP) from school food service authorities of elementary schools. The award period is anticipated to be July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014.
Eligible applicants must: 1) Be an elementary school; and 2) Participate in the National School Lunch Program; and 3) Have at least 50 percent or more of its student's eligible for free or reduced-price meals.
Priority will be given to schools with the highest level of free and reduced-price enrollment. Recipients of the FFVP will offer free fresh fruits and vegetables as healthy snack options to elementary school children during the school day. This program creates healthier school environments by providing healthier food choices, expands the variety of fruits and vegetables children experience, increases children's fruit and vegetable consumption, and makes a difference in children's diets to impact their present and future health. Visit the U.S. Department of Agriculture FFVP website for more information about the program. Send application, due April 19, 2013, Midnight, Central Time, to email@example.com.
Access the application packet available Monday, March 18th on the MDE website.
For assistance with questions, contact Gail Anderson, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Coordinator, 651-582-8255, toll free at 1-800-366-8922.
NOTE: Revised Instructions (page 31) and Excel Application will be available on the grant opportunity site below after March 15, 2013.
The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) invites applications to be submitted from Minnesota's public schools and charter schools using state special education aid, per Minnesota Statutes, section 125A.50. This state aid funding is for the provision of direct instruction and services to K-12 students who may need additional academic and behavioral supports to succeed in the general education environment and if prevention services were not available may eventually qualify for special education.
The maximum amount of special education regular aid and special education excess cost aid attributable to ADSIS may not exceed $500,000 annually per district. The state total ADSIS aid must not place the state in jeopardy of failing to meet maintenance of effort.
Please visit the grant opportunity site to Access the ADSIS announcement and application documents. Submitted and signed applications are due by April 25, 2013, Midnight, Central Time.
For more information, please contact Cindy Shevlin-Woodcock, 651-582-8656.
Two Application Information Sessions will be held on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 (9:00-11:30, and 1:00-3:30). Interested applicants may attend in person or through WebEx.
See ADSIS application information session details.
The School Turnaround AmeriCorps initiative is a collaborative effort by the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) and the U.S. Department of Education (ED). This partnership will support the placement of AmeriCorps members in persistently underachieving schools across the country. Grants will be awarded to organizations that implement programs that utilize AmeriCorps members to engage in evidence-based interventions to increase educational achievement, high school graduation rates, and college readiness for students in our nation's lowest-performing elementary, middle, and high schools. Grants will fund projects that address multiple student needs and are aligned with comprehensive school turnaround plans. See list of eligible schools on ServeMinnesota website.
Application Deadline: Letter of Intent to Apply is due by close of business March 29, 2013. Applications are due in eGrants by close of business April 10, 2013. Funding decisions will be announced in July 2013.
For more information or to download the application materials, visit the ServeMinnesota website.


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Night lights, a sleep tracker, and even a monster detector. Sleep Number's SleepIQ Kids Bed makes its case for a connected bedtime.
The 6- and 7-inch pair of tablets are a cheap alternative to toy-like kids tablets.
The Maxell Kid Safe KHP-2 headphones are a standard model made specifically for kids. They are small in size and limit the volume coming from an audio source.
The Wiggles replace OneRepublic as Apple's featured musical guest at Wednesday's iPhone event in this parody video from YouTube filmmaker David Elmaleh.
A long time ago, in a film studio far, far away, a ragtag alliance of unknown extras donned alien masks to shoot a low-budget sci-fi movie. New documentary "Elstree 1976" tells their stories -- CNET met its director, Jon Spira.
From CNET Magazine: Babies and toddlers love looking at the screens of tablets and smartphones -- but doctors warn that too much screen time could cause problems later in life. How much is too much?
A diverse team of developers wants Israeli and Palestinian kids -- and children in other conflict zones -- to find common ground through the shared experience of cooperative gaming.
It may sound childish, but Rhapsody's new section dedicated to kids sets the streaming-music service apart from bigger rivals like Apple Music and Spotify.
The ghostlike faces of young children hanging on smokestack streams in China brings home the threats of air pollution in a striking way.
Mobile devices continue their onslaught. They're now the most popular devices for gaming among kids aged 2 to 17, says research firm NPD Group.


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Kirk, Scotty & Uhura Ready for Kitchen Duty
By StarTrek.com Staff - March 03, 2012
We'd love to be objective about the latest Star Trek products from Westland, but the truth is there's going to be a battle here at the office if any samples come our way. We're not sure which one of the four just-introduced items is the coolest: the magnetic Command Insignia Salt and Pepper Shakers, the Kirk Cookie Jar, the Scotty Mug or the Uhura Mug. (Editor's note: I've got dibs on the salt and pepper shakers!, But I digress).
The Command Insignia Salt and Pepper Shakers connect to form the insignia and they stand 4.25" tall, while the Scotty Mug is blue with a yellow Star Trek insignia handle, and it holds 16 ounces and measures 4" high. The Uhura Mug is red with a yellow Star Trek insignia handle, and it also holds 16 ounces and measures 4" high. Finally, the Kirk Cookie Jar is 10 inches tall.
All of the products are available at the Star Trek Store, with the salt and pepper shakers priced at $14.99, the mugs at $14.99 each and the cookie jar at $49.99.
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The hotly-anticipated Sony Xperia Z is expected to arrive in the UK on February 28 at all major carriers and retailers across the country.
With two weeks left until the phone is set to hit shelves, Vodafone UK opened up pre-orders for the Xperia Z.
Customers can now grab the device for free on select pay monthly plans from £42 / €49 / $65. Check it out here.
Obviously, additional pricing options are available, but customers will have to pay an upfront fee if they opt for a lower plan. The list of options is available here.
Keep in mind that Xperia Z will ship with Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean operating system out of the box, but Sony stated an Android 4.2 upgrade will be available soon after launch. Stay tuned for more updates on this one.


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Booster Collecting Letters From Santa!
Tyler County Booster - December 2009
The Tyler County Booster is once again this year helping Santa by collecting letters from Tyler County children. Bring them by the office at 205 W. Bluff in Woodville or mail them to: Tyler County Booster P.O. Box 339, Woodville, Tx. 75979 But get to writing those letters, because we must receive them by 5 p.m. Tuesday, December 15, to get them to Santa on time!
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Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport is located about 40 kilometers southwest of Enfidha. This relatively new airport offers a number of services and amenities to make the visit more enjoyable for passengers. You can purchase last-minute gifts and other items in the duty-free shop, then enjoy a meal in one of the airport's restaurants. You will also find a bank and currency exchange desk within the terminal for all your financial needs. You can visit the information desk if you need assistance during your journey.
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This week's eagle is flush with its 7 percent gain last week.
Orchids Paper Products Co. produces tissue paper, napkins and paper towels for the private-label brands sold by several well-known discount store companies. The stock ticker, TIS, reflects the firm's interest in all things paper.
And the paper business, at least in Pryor, is good. The company on Wednesday reported that profits grew 41 percent in the third quarter over the year-ago period. In the first nine months of 2012, profits more than doubled when compared to the same period last year.
The company also earned a spot on Forbes' latest listing of "Top 100 Small Companies in America," one of just two state companies to do so.
All in all, a ripping good week for our local paper producer.
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Steen said he hoped to have two more design meetings within the next six weeks.
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