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"Rootsy, Southern-soul tinged Rock-n-Roll, straight from the heart of the Great Northwest."
After an almost 4 year recording hiatus, SweetKiss Momma is back to unleash "A Reckoning Is Coming", the follow-up to their debut full-length album "Revival Rock" (one of 2010's best reviewed, and best-selling, independent Southern/Roots Rock albums).
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SweetKiss Momma (Jeff Hamel-vocals/guitar, Aaron Arnold-guitar, Jeremy Hamel–bass, and Jimmy Hughs–drums) convened with Coomer for week of marathon sessions at the legendary Creative Workshop Studio in Berry Hill, TN just outside of Nashville, bringing along auxiliary members Dan Walker on keys, and Jeff's wife Kim for additional harmony vocals. "Our thought was; 'let's pool all our resources; creatively, emotionally, and physically, and do the absolute best we can'… really approach it as if it could be the last album we ever get to make" said Jeff, "it came out well beyond what we thought we were capable of!" Coomer was also impressed by the music the group cut with him; "…what you will hear are songs and riffs that will stick in your craw for days on end!"
From the fire and coming-down-from-the-mountains stomp of the set's first number "Fix My Hair", it's clear that this dynamic and richly-rooted outfit is laying the groundwork for a collection of stadium-worthy articulations. The fierce rocking and ominous double-barreled guitar attack of the title track, the searing declaration of "Breathe Rebel," the syncopated shimmy of "Get Some Love", and the down'n'nasty boogie of "Dirty Uncle Deezer" perfectly express the Saturday night swagger inherent to the SweetKiss Momma sound, while tracks like the graceful and affecting lament "Same Old Stories", and the delicate acoustic instrumental "Laura Rose" serve to illustrate that a balanced fragility may be what truly lies at the core of the band's soul. The final grace note of the album is an alternate acoustic take of "Breathe Rebel" that seemingly transports you to the late-night front porch jam sessions that one imagines much of their music is birthed from.
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- May 9, 2012
A Spider-Man movie starring The Social Network star Andrew Garfield should have been a big deal that made both comic book geeks and movie nerds all over the world leap and cheer in anticipation and joy. But, because The Amazing Spider-Man is coming to us so soon after Sam Raimi's...
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Crowding a movie with talent often seems like a good idea only in the abstract sense. In practice, such films can easily feel overstuffed. For example, the basic conceits for both The Expendables and Grown Ups sound like products of wishful thinking held during a drunk conversation between a group...
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'The Amazing Spider-Man' Trailer Shoots Action, Insight and Sticky Stuff Right at Your Eyes
The summer of 2012 will go down as one of the biggest movie-going seasons for comic-book superheroes, and it's a feat that probably won't be repeated anytime soon. Joss Whedon's fantastically entertaining The Avengers opens tomorrow and Christopher Nolan closes out his epic Batman trilogy with The Dark Knight Rises...
It's funny how desperate the anticipation for a movie can make some people. Months ago, when blurry images of plastic toy prototypes leaked onto the internet, some went nutty trying to find them and then trash them for looking ridiculous. Those toys were from any comic book movie ever, but...
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Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci Swinging With 'The Amazing Spider-Man' Sequel Script
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- April 25, 2012
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Nothing says "summer at the movies" quite like a metric ton of big name blockbusters flooding theaters near you – superheroes on top of superheroes, classic television series brought back from the dead, animated gems about finding yourself – oh my! But with the cinema summer growing ever-larger, the stakes...
WonderCon 2012: 'Lockout' Rocks Out, 'Battleship' Sinks, 'Resident Evil' Resides, and 'The Amazing Spider-Man' Kind of Amazes
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Video: Graffiti Artists Support Vigilante as Captain George Stacy Condemns The 'Spider-Man'
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The merch world has been ablaze recently with talk of the annual Toy Fair, which as ever has teased some fantastic products set for release within the next year or so, with big news coming for the Amazing Spider-man and Avengers lines, and a lot of frankly mind-boggling non-movie related...
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- @rejects
- February 9, 2012
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'The Amazing Spider-Man' Trailer Teases An Untold Story
- By Rob Hunter
- @FakeRobHunter
- February 7, 2012
The new trailer for Marc Webb's Amazing Spider-Man reboot has just hit the web… and it doesn't look bad at all! The film stars Andrew Garfield as the titular and angst-filled hero and Emma Stone as the love interest alongside Martin Sheen, Sally Field, Denis Leary, Rhys Ifans, C. Thomas...
New Synopsis Proves 'The Amazing Spider-Man' Might Actually Be an Untold Story
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- January 25, 2012
When Sony released the "Untold Story" tagine for The Amazing Spider-Man, it rang about as true as a career politician and lobbyist claiming to be a Washington Outsider (or, for a less current joke, like Hot Pockets claiming they wouldn't cause your bowels to erupt). It's a rebooted franchise –...
How The State of the Movie Industry in 1991 Echoes Through to Today (and Why Movie Fans Should Care)
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- January 13, 2012
On January 11, 1991, the then-head of Disney studios, Jeffrey Katzenberg, circulated an incredibly important memo about the state of the movie industry and the products they were making. It was called, "The World is Changing: Some Thoughts on Our Business," and it had a simple purpose: to locate the...


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Fast Break: Sixers nix Celtics, Rajon Rondo's triple-double
|04.04.14 at 10:04 pm ET
This was far from a nationally televised game, but Rajon Rondo managed his first triple-double of the season — and first since tearing his ACL on Jan. 25, 2013 — but it still wasn't enough for the Celtics in a 111-102 loss to the lowly 76ers.
Rondo finished with 11 points, 11 rebounds and 16 assists, but the Celtics dropped their seventh straight game to fall to 23-53. Jerryd Bayless led the C's with 23 points. Brandon Bass (11 points, 12 boards), Jeff Green (15 points), Kelly Olynyk (14 points) and Jared Sullinger (10 points) also reached double figures.
The Sixers, meanwhile, "improved" to 17-59. Philadelphia and Boston have the second- and fourth-worst records in the league, respectively.
Everything: The Celtics barely shot 40 percent from the field and committed 22 turnovers against a team battling for the NBA's worst record. Need we say more?
Worst first: The Celtics failed to come out firing on all cylinders against the Sixers. Instead, the engine wouldn't start. They started 0-for-7 from the field and committed three turnovers over the opening 4:29. Luckily, Philly nearly matched their ineptitude, only taking a 6-0 lead in that span.
Powe-r to the people: Early in the first quarter, the Celtics showed Leon Powe on the Jumbotron. The highest profile member of the 2008 championship team the Red Sox could convince to take part in their home opener festivities earlier in the afternoon, Powe received a smattering of applause from a surprisingly sold-out crowd. He probably deserved more than that, but perhaps then again Celtics fans may have forgotten how to clap this season. Although, they did manage to orchestrate a wave as the Celtics trailed 74-69 late in the third quarter, so there's that.
Mondo Rondo: The Celtics had just six field goals in the first quarter, and Rondo assisted on five of them. He also had half of their rebounds in the quarter. Since returning, he's made a concerted effort to get his teammates involved early, forgoing his own scoring in an effort to ignite the offense. In that respect, little has changed. And without him, it's unclear whether the Celtics would have qualified as a basketball team after 12 minutes.
Bayless is more: Starting in the absence of Avery Bradley (strained right Achilles), Bayless found his stroke after a shaky first few minutes, and the fireworks continued throughout an otherwise ugly first half. He probably could've done without the double No. 1 finger salute to the sky on a 3-pointer in the opening quarter, but he managed 18 points — including 4-of-7 shooting from beyond the arc — before the break. Through 24 minutes, Bayless started 6-of-12 from the floor, his teammates were a combined 10-of-32 (31.3 FG%) and the Celtics lead 51-49.
Over the Hump: The Kris Humphries–Brandon Bass frontcourt has not been a successful pairing, getting outscored by 10.4 points per 100 possessions, and yet Celtics coach Brad Stevens has started the tandem for the past 19 games. By halftime of the 76ers game, apparently, he had seen enough. Stevens finally inserted Jared Sullinger into the starting lineup to begin the third quarter. Of course, that didn't work, either.
Celtics routed by Wizards for 11th straight road loss
|04.03.14 at 6:34 am ET
John Wall had 13 points and 10 assists in leading the Wizards to a 118-92 rout of the visiting Celtics on Wednesday night as Washington clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 2008.
Marcin Gortat hit 10-of-13 shots and finished with 22 points for the Wizards, and Bradley Beal shot 7-for-8 and scored 19 points.
Jared Sullinger scored 25 points for the Celtics, who lost their sixth straight overall and 11th straight on the road.
The C's, playing without Avery Bradley (strained right Achilles) never led, falling behind 19-4 five minutes into the game. The Wizards shot 61 percent in the first half en route to a 57-46 lead at the break, then outscored Boston 32-16 in the third quarter as the Celtics made just 4-of-18 shots with six turnovers in that period.
"We laid an egg," C's coach Brad Stevens said. "We didn't provide any fight tonight."
The best of Rajon Rondo, Celtics broadcaster extraordinaire
|03.31.14 at 11:56 pm ET
Clearly nervous to start the broadcast, as evidenced by his forced smile finding the camera in the pregame, Celtics captain Rajon Rondo settled into his role as color analyst, offering some fascinating insight with a little help from consummate play-by-play man Mike Gorman. Here's the best of Rondo's TV debut.
On himself: "I'm almost at 100 [percent]. I'm feeling great. Each game, I'm getting stronger, my endurance is getting better. I feel strong. Each game, I'm trying to continue to get better. Offensively and defensively, just continue to try and look explosive. It's definitely hard to be away from the game that you love. You take it for granted sometimes, but it was definitely a humbling experience. I'm glad I went through it. [I learned] patience. I'm very antsy. I love to do things on my own and when I want to get it done, but the patience is very key as far as being able to sit down."
On Kris Humphries: "I didn't know Kris was as good a shooter as he is. Kris definitely can hit a mid-range shot, and that's why we play together. We have great chemistry. He's definitely very professional. He wasn't playing a lot at the beginning of the season, but he stayed in the gym, stayed working, and looking at him now — the starting center for the Boston Celtics."
On Sullinger: "I'm very impressed. Coming off knee surgery is definitely different, obviously speaking from experience, but coming off back surgery with his size it's definitely tough to … play the way he's been playing. Our bigs don't get enough credit. They've done a great job, especially in our pick-and-roll defense and the way they shoot the ball."
On Phil Pressey: "To be in his situation — he's a rookie not knowing when he's going to play, when he's going to start, when he's going to get minutes — he's been terrific. He's very professional. He's been in the gym working extremely hard. I'd like to see him [drive] more. He's a pass-first point guard like myself, but he's so quick, he can get in there, throw a couple floaters, a couple layups to create shots for himself as well."
On Chris Johnson: From Day 1, since he's come in, he's been a pro. He's a very confident player. When he started a couple days ago, we were playing the Toronto Raptors, and [DeMar] DeRozan had it going. I said, 'You want me to check him?' And he said, 'No way.' You need guys like that — that want the pressure, that want to compete out there on the floor with you every night — and he's definitely one of those guys. He feels like he belongs, and he's definitely belonging right now."
On Brandon Bass: "He's a very athletic guy. He's the most athletic guy on the team besides Jeff [Green]."
On Jeff Green: He's the best athlete on the team "by far. The things he can do are amazing."
On Joakim Noah: '"He pretty much fills up the stat sheet. He reminds me a little bit of myself. He plays hard on both ends of the floor. What I like about Joakim most is that he competes on every play. … He's a guy you want on your team. He does everything on the court.'"
More on Noah: "I think this is 10 years for Noah and I that we've played against each other. We played each other in AAU and obviously in college, so Noah and I have been battling for a long time. A very long time. About two years ago, we came to an understanding, because we were always going at each other, and we didn't never really understand why, but I think it's because we both love to compete. He's a guy who's going to bring it every night, and I do the same, but we don't play the same position, so one game we were at the free throw line and just thought about why we even go at each other. We kind of squashed it. No beef. No big deal. He's fun to compete against."
On Mike Dunleavy: "Gotta keep him going left. Dunleavy loves to go right, and coach [Tom] Thibodeau does a great job drawing up plays letting him go to his right hand."
On Jimmy Butler: "Definitely a player you want on your team. He doesn't get a lot of plays called for him, but he still makes plays on both ends of the floor."
On Kirk Hinrich: "I love playing against Hinrich. He competes. I love playing against guys that compete. Every night he's going to bring it no matter his matchup or his size. I remember one year in the playoffs, he checked myself, Ray [Allen] and Paul [Pierce] in one game, so whatever defense the coach asks of him, he's pretty much going to do it."
Of course, Rondo literally checked Hinrich into the scorer's table during the 2009 playoffs.
More on Hinrich: "He's definitely a physical guard. He's one of the most physical guards we have in our game. He's stronger than he looks. He plays hard."
On the first quarter: "You've got to fight over the screens a little bit more. They're setting the tempo. I'd like to see the Celtics get aggressive, because they've set the tone so far. Any Thibodeau team [is physical]. In the past, when he was with us, we were pretty high up, but this team in particular — Noah's intensity, the way Hinrich plays the ball, the way Jimmy Butler plays the ball — they've got to be 1 or 2 on top of the league."
On defending D.J. Augustin: "Give Pressey credit. He's been pressuring the ball, staying close to his body. That's what the Celtics couldn't do last night."
On captaincy: "Being the older guy on the team or one of the oldest guys on the team, I have to be more vocal. The last couple years I've been able to stay behind KG [Kevin Garnett] or Paul, listen to those guys talk, but now this year my role has gotten bigger like it has each year, as I've been in the league eight years, so just try to continue to talk and also lead by example. Try to get out there, be the first one on the floor, stay in the weight room, continue to get better and encourage my teammates to do the same."
On lessons from Garnett and Pierce: "Every night. You can't pick and choose when you want to be a captain or a leader. If you want to be it, you've got to be it every day."
On 2006-07 vs. 2013-14: "Try to continue to go one game at a time, keep your best foot forward, stay positive, stay in the gym, don't get discouraged. Things aren't always going to go as great as they were in college. This is the league, so it's definitely an adjustment. You can't win every game, but for the most part, continue to stay professional and continue to go to work."
On 2009 series vs. Derrick Rose: "I love those memories. Great series, great battle going against one of the best point guards in the game, so we had fun going at it. Luckily, we came out with the victory 4-3. It was a tough battle. Doc [Rivers] played me around 47 or 48 minutes a game. We had a couple overtime games that series, and I was able to play the entire game. Obviously, being young helps. I definitely hate to come out. It's part of the game, but if I could play every minute I would."
On learning Brad Stevens: "Obviously, the coaching change is different, playing for one guy for seven years and chaining to a brand new guy, so I got to sit back during this injury and watch him from afar."
On up-tempo vs. half-court offense: "Up-tempo. Up-tempo. Those are the funnest games to play. Teams like the Knicks, the Suns, the Denver Nuggets, the run-and-gun, the shootouts, those are games you want to be involved in, but a game like this isn't bad. That's what these games come down to at the end of the day in the playoffs. You have to be able to get stops and score and execute in the half-court offense."
On playing point guard: "Basically, whenever the guy's open, just try to hit him. And if not, try to get guys in the right spots offensively, so we can execute. For the most part, a lot of the plays do allow me to have the ball in my hands and create for my teammates."
Fast Break: Bulls stampede Celtics, Rondo calls it
|03.31.14 at 10:14 pm ET
Rajon Rondo made his broadcasting debut during a scheduled night of rest, and while he left the booth with his Celtics leading at the break, the Bulls put a taxed C's team out of its misery in the fourth quarter, 94-80.
Brandon Bass and Jerryd Bayless led the fizzling offense with 18 points apiece, but the Celtics (23-51) couldn't avoid a fifth straight loss. Remarkable, the C's only victory in their last 11 games came against the Heat.
Ankle trouble: The right ankle that has plagued Avery Bradley throughout the season flared up again before halftime, forcing him out of the remainder of the game. Given his vastly improved jump shooting, Bradley's injury has constantly disrupted what should have been an impressive contract season.
Wings: Playing opposite Jeff Green, who submitted another Jeff Greeny performance, Mike Dunleavy eclipsed 20 points for the first time in weeks. While Rondo stressed the key to stopping Dunleavy was forcing him left, Dunleavy scored going right and finding open perimeter shots. Likewise, Jimmy Butler (18 points) gave the Celtics fits.
Fourth and long: It took more than four minutes for the Celtics to score their first basket of the fourth quarter. Seemingly gassed from playing the same team in two nights, the Celtics watched the Bulls rattle off 13-0 run before a Kris Humphries jumper finally stopped the bleeding with 7:50 remaining. The damage was done, however, as Chicago turned a 71-70 lead after three into a comfortable 14-point advantage down the stretch.
D.J. Augustin leads Bulls past pesky, inspired Celtics
|03.30.14 at 9:23 pm ET
D.J. Augustin scored a career-high 33 points and drilled the go-ahead 3-pointer with just over a minute remaining to lift the Bulls over the Celtics, 107-103. Rajon Rondo led a balanced attack for the Celtics, with 17 points and 10 assists as six Boston players scored in double figures. Jeff Green and Jared Sullinger each had 16 for the Celtics, who fell to 23-50 on the season.
It marks just the sixth time in history the Celtics have had a 50-loss season, the last coming in Rondo's rookie season of 2006-07 when the Celtics won just 24 games and lost 58.
In a game inspired by the memory of two Boston firefighters who perished in last week's fire on Beacon Street, the Celtics and Bulls put on one of the most entertaining games of the season.
Before the game, the Celtics wore warmup shirts with the Boston Fire Department insignia on them. The coaches and non-uniformed staff wore the department patches on their suits.
As for the game, it featured 18 ties and 14 lead changes.
Green's 3-pointer with 2:40 left in the fourth quarter drew the Celtics to within two, 95-93. After a free throw gave the Bulls a three-point lead, Green's three with 2:18 left tied the game for an 18th time.
Augustin's three with 1:19 left put the Bulls up for good, 99-96. After a Celtics turnover, Augustin added a pair of free throws with 34.8 seconds left to seal the victory for the visitors.
The two teams will meet again Monday night, this time in Chicago, as the 41-32 Bulls look to improve their playoff standing in the Eastern Conference.
Furious Celtics comeback falls short against Raptors
|03.28.14 at 10:03 pm ET
Jerryd Bayless poured in 14 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter to spearhead a furious Celtics comeback, but after Boston knotted the game at 103 in the final half-minute, a putback by Amir Johnson with seven seconds left gave the Raptors a 105-103 victory, finalized when Jared Sullinger missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
The Celtics entered the final quarter down by a dozen points, but a 28-12 run put them ahead at 101-97 with just over three minutes remaining. However, the C's went on to make just one more bucket over the duration of the contest, with the Raptors closing with a 6-2 run that culminated in Johnson's putback following a game-tying layup by Rajon Rondo with 29 seconds left.
Bayless led the Celtics with 20 points, Jeff Green had 16 and six members of the team finished in double digits on a night when Boston shot 53 percent from the floor. With the loss, the Celtics remained tied with the Jazz for the fourth-worst record in the NBA.
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Rethinking the Rajon Rondo-Jared Sullinger combo
|03.27.14 at 10:24 am ET
Rajon Rondo told Brad Stevens he would like to play alongside Jared Sullinger "as much as possible," but the Celtics captain and his coach don't appear to be on the same page on this one, considering the sophomore big — probably the team's second-best player at this point — hasn't started a game for more than a month.
"I like playing on the court with Sully," Rondo said after the C's 99-90 loss to the Raptors. "I told Brad I wanted to play with Sully as much as possible. Not a knock on any of our other bigs, but one thing that Sully does that doesn't show up on the stat sheet is he's probably the best outlet passer we have."
With respect to his encouragement of Sullinger's 3-point shooting, Stevens admitted, "I'm not as much an analytics guy as everyone portrays me to be," but the numbers support his coach's hesitancy to pair the two more often.
The Celtics average 29.9 defensive rebounds, 23.2 assists and 98.8 points per 100 possessions while scoring 10.8 percent of their points on the fast break with Rondo and Sullinger paired on the court. To put that into perspective, the C's average 33.3 defensive rebounds, 26.8 assists and 101.4 points per 100 possessions while scoring 18.7 percent of their points on the fast break with rookies Phil Pressey and Kelly Olynyk sharing the floor. Rondo and Sullinger are a minus-47 over 431 minutes; Pressey and Olynyk are a plus-21 over 418.
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We used to haunt the library on a regular basis. Then, the Internet came along. So, sadly, when we hoofed it over one evening this summer, we were hard-pressed to recall the last time we'd crossed the hallowed threshold of our city's main book drag.
If you haven't been lately, either, let us tell you: The clientele has changed. We don't want to be rude, but let us just say that we were likely the only ones in the library actually doing research that night. Which might be why the library staff pounced on us when we approached the reference desk with a question about some 20-year-old congressional hearing testimony.
In the end, it took three librarians to solve our conundrum. That included a particularly energetic Swedish (we think) woman who put off her smoking break to practically dance through the aisles, searching for just the right volume, then pulling the microfiche, feeding it into the machine and even finding the corresponding day's newspaper, just in case that offered any additional information.
It did, and we left Burton Barr with a renewed respect for the library sciences. The World Wide Web did not, in fact, kill the library star. Not yet, anyway.
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U.S. Health Initiative Targets Aging Hispanics
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TUESDAY, Sept. 11 (HealthDay News) -- A U.S. federal effort aimed at boosting the health of Hispanic seniors, especially when it comes to diabetes care, is set to launch in eight communities nationwide.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) are sponsoring the new HHS Hispanic Elders Health Initiative.
The project developed in response to findings from the National Healthcare Disparities Report 2006 prepared by the AHRQ. That report found that persistent and growing health disparities exist among Hispanic/Latino elders compared to the majority, non-Hispanic white elderly population.
Hispanics comprise the largest minority group in the United States, and the number of older Hispanics is growing rapidly. By 2050, Hispanics will be the fastest growing population in the 65-and-over age group, reaching 15 million.
Historically, there have been a number of financial, organizational, cultural and linguistic barriers to providing appropriate health and social services to Hispanic elders that have added to their growing health disparities.
The community programs will pilot in metropolitan Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City; San Diego, and the Texan cities of McAllen and San Antonio.
The goals of the program include helping older Hispanics increase their access to health benefits such as the new Medicare prescription drug program and low-cost evidence-based preventive care.
Each community will develop and implement a plan to address one or more health disparities. Diabetes topped the list of concerns for the majority of the community members. Twenty-three percent of Hispanic elders have diabetes compared to 14.3 percent of their non-Hispanic peers. They are also more likely to be hospitalized for diabetes due to poor disease management. According to national data, they are also less likely to receive pneumonia or flu shots or participate in cancer screenings.
"This pilot project will help these communities enhance the health and well-being of their Hispanic elderly population by encouraging the use of evidence-based information and the new benefits available under Medicare," said AHRQ director Carolyn M. Clancy in a prepared statement. "Our ultimate goal is to eliminate health care disparities for Hispanic elders and other vulnerable populations."
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SOURCE: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, press release, Aug. 23, 2007
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"[I] have been witness to the daily practice of directed shots, one case where a group of wire photogs were choreographing the unearthing of bodies, directing emergency workers here and there, asking them to position bodies just so, even remove bodies that have already been put in graves so that they can photograph them in people[']s arms." Denton noted that he had witnessed the photo choreography at numerous protests and evacuations, as well as at an Israeli airstrike location in Chiyeh, Lebanon. Denton followed up with a second post reporting that respected photographer friends of his in Lebanon informed him that "this was not an isolated incident" and that "this has been something [I]'ve noticed happening here, more than any other place [I]'ve worked previously."
Which is probably why bloggers have noticed so many copious examples of phony-looking scenes -- from countless pristine stuffed animals lying in the foreground of destroyed buildings (slublog.com/archives/2006/08/the_passion_of.html), to artfully placed Korans amid scenes of destruction, to a snow-white wedding dress on a mannequin standing in the middle of a street surrounded by piles of rubble, to intact cars photographed on Lebanese roadsides and dubiously labeled as being struck by Israeli missiles (see hotair.com/archives/2006/08/14/fauxtography-amazing-new-iaf-missiles-mimic-sledgehammer-damage/).
Miscaptioning (which always makes Israel look worse, never Hezbollah, go figure) adds another dimension of fauxto deception. One Associated Press image of an anguished father carrying his dead 5-year-old daughter into a Gaza City hospital last week blamed the death on an Israeli airstrike. Charles Johnson found a correction of the caption revealing that the girl had been killed in a swingset accident. I found a Reuters photo of an 18-month-old girl with two broken legs that was pulled by the wire service in late July after being included among a photo set of hospital patients injured in an Israeli air raid. In truth, the girl had been admitted for a "routine hospitalisation." Then there was The New York Times' misrepresentation of a half-naked young man sprawled Pieta-like, appearing dead, amid Tyre rubble. The original Times' website photo caption? "The mayor of Tyre said that in the worst-hit areas, bodies were still buried under the rubble . . . " Turned out the "dead" man was a "rescue worker" who was supposedly "injured" (with his baseball cap tucked neatly in his arm as he closed his eyes and flung his head back) and had been photographed in several other scenes running around the bombing site.
Isolated incidents? In a rare moment of candor, CNN's Anderson Cooper revealed the routine mechanics of Hezbollywood propaganda tours last week: "I was in Beirut, and they took me on this sort of guided tour of the Hezbollah-controlled territories in southern Lebanon that were heavily bombed . . . they clearly want the story of civilian casualties out. That is their -- what they're heavily pushing, to the point where on this tour I was on, they were just making stuff up. They had six ambulances lined up in a row and said, OK, you know, they brought reporters there, they said you can talk to the ambulance drivers. And then one by one, they told the ambulances to turn on their sirens and to zoom off, and people taking that picture would be reporting, I guess, the idea that these ambulances were zooming off to treat civilian casualties, when in fact, these ambulances were literally going back and forth down the street just for people to take pictures of them."
"Just making stuff up." Remember that.
Meanwhile, the media ostriches carry on. Joe Elbert, Washington Post assistant managing editor for photography, told ombudsman Deborah Howell smugly: "We don't use tools to change reality." Newsflash: You are the tools being used.
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Lol, we've all been there. At least it's not a "is this labor post"
However consider this my diatribe that gun buy backs ~usually~ are terrible terrible ideas that just creates a market for obtaining guns illegally. Most gun buy backs have a 'no questions asked' policy. It's terrible for everyone except criminals, who will get more guns anyways. A gun used in a crime, drop it off to the cops and buy yourself a new gun! What could be better?
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And I'm so hoping to go into labor soon lol.
I know a lot of wive's of cops and their husbands HATE them, they are a terrible idea from a law enforcement standpoint
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From this massive catelog of gun studies: (pg 50)
Myth: Gun "buy back†programs get guns off the streets
Fact: According to the federal government, gun 'buybacks' have "no effectâ€. 303
Fact: "Buy backs†remove no more than 2% of the firearms within a community. And the firearms that are removed do not resemble guns used in crimes. "There has never been any effect on crime results seenâ€. 304
Fact: Up to 62% of people trading in a firearm still have another at home, and 27% said they would or might buy another within a year. 305
Fact: More than 50% of the weapons bought via a gun buy-back program were over 15 years old, whereas almost half of firearms seized from juveniles are less than three years old. 306
Fact: According to a variety of sources, the actual effect is that gun buy-back programs:
•Disarm future crime victims, creating new social costs
•Give criminals an easy way to dispose of evidence
•Are turned in by those least likely to commit crimes (the elderly, women, etc.)
•Cheap guns are bought and sold back to the government for a profit
•Cause guns to be stolen and sold to the police, creating more crime
• Seldom return stolen guns to their rightful owners
Fact: "They do very little good. Guns arriving at buy backs are simply not the same guns that would otherwise have been used in crime. If you look at the people who are turning in firearms, they are consistently the least crime-prone [ed: least likely to commit crimes]: older people and women."
-- Gun buy backs are just stupid. Politicians love them, they are getting guns off the streets! But not effective, at all. I hate hate hate when ineffective policies are sold to the public as these great things, this is sooo one of them
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gunfacts.info? lol. OK. I'll take the actual research since there are no studies actualy cited in the above quotes. (FTR, I can't see the link as it's filtered as unaccepatable for work).
When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why they are poor, they call me a communist. - Camara
If people want to do this fine, but I know every gun we own cost way over $200 and we would never go to one of those events. But, we don't want to get rid of our guns....I don't know any other gun owner who would want to do this either.
These are the cited studies (and yeah the website name sounds rediculous I know) 307 is the quote at the end but the number cut off my previous post
303 Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn't, What's Promising, National Institute of Justice, July 1998
304 Garen Wintemute, Violence Prevention Research Program, U.C., Davis, 1997
305 Jon Vernick, John Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, Sacramento and St. Louis studies
306 District of Columbia buyback program, 1999
307 David Kennedy, Senior Researcher, Harvard University Kennedy School Program in Criminal Justice,
And so where is your "actual research" that gun buybacks work? Honestly it's just common sense... a program that allows criminals to turn in guns used in crimes, no questions asked. Terrible idea.
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The overall pro series champions, both male and female, earn a $25,000 bonus in prize money. At Quassy, first-place money is $13,000 apiece for men and women.
There are two races this weekend, starting Saturday with the Olympic Rev. The first wave hits the water at Lake Quassapaug at 7 a.m. for 32 miles of competition, starting with a 1,500-meter swim (0.9 miles), a 40-kilometer bike (24.8 miles) and a 10-kilometer run (6.2 miles).
The defending champions are Jay Calvert of Illinois, who completed Quassy in 2:15.25 in 2012, and Catherine Sterling of Massachusetts, who won in 2:19.03. The top locals were Naugatuck's Tim Steiskal (third, 2:16.36) and Cassie Maximenko (second, 2:24.16).
On Sunday, there will be the pro series Half Rev, which covers 70.3 miles, with a 1.2-mile swim, a 56-mile bike and a half-marathon (13.1 miles).
The past two men's champions are expected to compete. Australian Richie Cunningham, who trains in Boulder, Colo., won the 2012 race in 4:00.32, just ahead of South African James Cunnama, the 2011 champ. Cunningham's margin of victory was 12 seconds. Cunnama's bike threw a chain on the grueling Litchfield Hills course, and he lost 30 seconds and, ultimately, the race.
Cunningham has won two half-ironman races this year. He was 10th last year at the world half-ironman championships and finished 2012 ranked third in the world.
Another Aussie, Mirinda Carfrae, who also trains in Boulder, is the Rev3 women's defender (4:27.42). She won by a mere 17 seconds over Heather Wurtele of Canada. Carfrae has won three times at Quassy and finished second once. She is a former world half-ironman champion (2007) and ironman champ (2010).
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Howl or wail as an expression of strong emotion, typically grief: women were ululating as the body was laid out
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Pronunciation: /juːljʊˈleɪʃ(ə)n/ /ʌljʊˈleɪʃ(ə)n/noun
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Larry Shaw is an American film director, television director and film and television producer.
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As a producer, he worked on Desperate Housewives, as well as directing and producing for Stingray and was an associate producer on Hunter which ran from 1984 to 1991.
Shaw has also directed a number of television films, most notably Cadet Kelly (2002) starring Hilary Duff, who he previously worked with on Lizzie McGuire.
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Chosen—Mostly—for Personal Reasons
- The Andy Griffith Show—I visited the set at age ten and met Andy and Ron, who showed me the jail cell's secret back escape route.
- The Man from U.N.C.L.E.—inspired my first (unpublished and unpublishable) novel, written when I was eleven.
- The Prisoner—which blew my mind and taught me (foreshadowing) that a TV show didn't have to follow the rules. . . .
- Mister Rogers' Neighborhood—because I worked my way through college on the production crew (with a young stand-up named Michael Keaton),
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- The Six Million Dollar Man—because it was my first professional WGA gig, three weeks out of college, which soon led to . . .
- Hill Street Blues—where for three years I learned from the best: my boss, Steven Bochco, and my senior colleague David Milch. I went to
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Relax. I'm not referring to anything you might have covered—or been bored to petrification by—in English class.
I'm talking about stories that grab you by the eyeballs, bury their fangs in your forehead, and won't let you go until the last words are graven onto your sated, saturated brain. The kinds of stories that keep you up at night because you're in a reading fever and physically can't put them down. Those stories, the ones you'll never forget, that put a spiritual brand on you you'll wear for the rest of your life.
When I was a kid, fantasy was scorned as a literary ghetto, a refuge for lunatics and sweatshop hacks. Conan, Doc Savage, even Tarzan got the treatment back then. Almost exclusively paperbacks, they had lurid covers that pandered to the furtive and sensational; in other words, the perfect food for the teenage audience in the 1960s—anything that smacked of rebellion, breaking our suburban shackles and taking a big fat bite of escape.
We have another word for those books now. Classics. And that homely little twisted Rumpelstiltskin of a genre is now the nuclear reactor powering the entire entertainment-industrial complex. The first time I saw Gandalf and Frodo on-screen in The Fellowship of the Ring, I burst into tears. At last, I thought, at last, it's all come to pass.
Why? How did it happen? Because fantasy and mythology speak to us and for us, in the deepest possible ways. They're our inner life made manifest, the lifeblood of the human animal. From cave paintings to multiplexes, they are our life, our history, our spirit, our DNA. They are the freedom and imagination and the power of dreams that make life worth living.
There is a fundamental conflict on this planet that's as old as time. On the one hand are the forces that want everything contained, ordered, counted, and accounted for. On the other hand are those crazy-brave, shamanistic souls who realize that the inner life—the field where everything in creation, including you, is connected to everything else—is the only thing that matters.
You have a choice in this life. Sign up with that first bunch, and sign away your ability to make life an adventure. Oh, sure, you might make a whopping pile of scratch and get more than your share of "things," but the beating heart of your spirit will spend its life in a cage of gold, wondering what it's like out there where the wild things run free.
Take the second route, and what you'll find out there is yourself. The "you" no one else can shake, rattle, or roll. That's where metaphor comes in: all useful, powerful art is a metaphor for the journey you have to make. No one can take it in your place. But, lucky for you, you can rely on the words of all those who made the trip before you and lived large enough and long enough to write about it.
Fantasy and mythology are the gateway to your individualized adventure. Don't listen to anybody who tries to tell you different; they're playing for the other side. They want you in a cubicle, playing it safe, making them money.
Get started today. Open that book and dream. Keep searching until you find the metaphor that works for you. That's your map. Your territory is waiting for you. What are you waiting for?
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posted 7 years ago
bringing their food up to them is better for their digestive system. For my large dog, it's perfect. When I used the old type of dish, someone was always kicking it & I'd have a mess. This has never spilled.
Pros: great for digestion
Cons: none
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posted 7 years ago
i love it i like that it is made of plactic it is good and sturdy
Pros: right high
Cons: does not match my couch
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posted 7 years ago
They look really cute on my ferritt but he doesn't leave it on to long, I don't think he likes things around his neck
Pros: looks cute
Cons: none
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