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For the Love of Innovation, Stop Brainstorming! The concept of "brainstorming" was invented in the 1960s by a few men on Madison Avenue. Although it has been resoundingly debunked as an idea-generating method, we still use it whenever we need to come up with innovation. The reality is: Brainstorming actually stifles innovation. Here is a new definition of "brainstorming" and a better way of creating innovation within your company.
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Automation speeds productivity - and errors on Wall Street, on shop floors, and even in marketing departments. Exhaustive testing is wise but there's more to the story.
For the Love of Innovation, Stop Brainstorming! The concept of "brainstorming" was invented in the 1960s by a few men on Madison Avenue. Although it has been resoundingly debunked as an idea-generating method, we still use it whenever we need to come up with innovation. The reality is: Brainstorming actually stifles innovation. Here is a new definition of "brainstorming" and a better way of creating innovation within your company.
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12 Must-Have Office Technology Upgrades You Didn't Realize Would Make a Difference Sometimes, new gear can increase your productivity and make your workday easier. That's where this 12-point guide can help you add some useful tools that can really have an impact.
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The 4 productivity applications I loaded on Windows 8 as soon as I had it running the way I lked.
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Amazing presentation on how to use Fine-grained Passwords in Windows Server 2012
SSD Hits Growth Pains on the March to Mainstream Use SSD seems to be having a tough time going mainstream. Error rates are going up as the manufacturers try to shrink memory and to increase capacity. So SSD makers are letting the drives ship with errors, just like the hard disk guys do, and to install error correction on the controller. But the solution doesn't handle wear leveling, the slow erosion of the memory cell's usefulness.
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Vint Cerf, Vampire Slayer One of the fathers of the Internet discusses its future – and the issues techies should have as top-of-mind. For instance: You think SOPA and PIPA are dead? Better get your wooden stakes sharpened.
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Vinton "Vint" Gray Cerf (* 23. Juni 1943 in New Haven, Connecticut) ist ein amerikanischer Informatiker, der zusammen mit anderen als "Vater des Internets" bezeichnet wird.
Vinton Gray "Vint" Cerf is an American computer scientist, who is recognized as one of "the fathers of the Internet", sharing this title with American computer scientist Bob Kahn.
One of Google's top futurists, Vinton Cerf, said yesterday that 'privacy may be an anomaly' and 'it will be increasingly difficult for us to achieve privacy.' They are scary words, coming from a man whose official job title at Google is vp/chief internet evangelist. Cerf is also known as the 'father of the internet,' after his role in developing ARPANET, the forerunner to the web."
Vinton Gray "Vint" Cerf (born June 23, 1943) is an American computer scientist, who is recognized as one of "the fathers of the Internet", sharing this title with American computer scientist Bob Kahn. His contributions have been acknowledged and lauded, repeatedly, with honorary degrees and awards that include the... Learn more... #fathersoftheinternet #ComputingMachinery
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"But, Boss! I Have to Work at Home! The President Said So!" The U.S. government implemented the Federal Telework Act in 2010. We look at how it's working out, its successes, where it needs to improve – and how it can save your business money.
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Nice infographic on working from home.
The sheer volume of information that big data brings is going to change the way we make decisions, but whether that's a good thing or not is debatable.
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In information technology, big data[1][2] is a collection of data sets so large and complex that it becomes difficult to process using on-hand database management tools or traditional data processing applications. The challenges include capture, curation, storage,[3] search, sharing, analysis,[4] and visualization. #infographic #bigdata
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Another fun Infographic outlining the path of Big Data and who it affects. I think the most interesting prediction is that by 2020 Big Data will cause more problems than it solves. I mention in my Tumblr post that data being used to suggest product to an individual can be good. But it has so much potential to spin out of control. Is there a line line to be crossed?
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Why IT Is in Danger, and Why Companies Should Care Are IT leaders becoming strategic thinkers or marginalized workhorses? Diann Daniel explains why the IT landscape is changing, and how you can use it to your advantage.
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How To Know When It's Time to Bring in an IT Consultant Budget-conscious businesses usually wants to keep software development and IT services in-house. But sometimes it's better for the company to bring in a specialist.
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How Mere Mortals Can Create Secure, Memorable Passwords We can do a hell of a lot better than the feeble 123456 routine. And we most certainly can stop reusing passwords, thereby leaving the door wide open if one account gets compromised. Here's how to create passwords that might protect your security, and you might remember, too.
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Last year saw some initial implementations of "augmented reality," primarily in the marketing arena. But with the increasing penetration of smartphones that have various types of sensors (such as GPS, cameras, and motion detection), augmented reality is predicted to see more action in 2012. One application that benefits, for example, is RFID. Here's where augmented reality technologies will gain traction and in which industries.
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Google Glasses - A long-rumored Google project, the Project Glass augmented reality glasses were unveiled today by Google on a new Google+ page. The project is specifically from Google X, the company's "secret lab" focused on long-term projects. These early videos and images show an augmented reality concept that's deeply integrated with all of Google's services, with voice commands, video chat, location check-ins, maps (outside and in-store), and much more.
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Two identical companies using the same technology will get different results. Here's one major reason why.
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Hiring someone to do your web development? These interview questions are intended to help hiring managers (and businesspeople who are not necessarily techie) find the dream CMS pro. Lisa Vaas helps you learn which questions to ask, whether you're looking to hire somebody to function in out-of-the-box template land or you need a content management system integrated-with-everything-but-the-septic-system kind of specialist.
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How to Take Care of Flat Screen Monitors In almost every way, flat panel monitors are an advance over their CRT predecessors. However, it's easy to overlook the differences between them – until you have to start replacing damaged flat panels. Things that are harmless on CRTs, or even recommended practice, can ruin flat panels — especially improper cleaning. Here's how to get your people to treat their flat panel displays right.
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Google's Augmented Reality Project... it will just be the way things are going to be for our kids... crazy, awesome, baffling!
In a project that channels Geordie LaForge from Star Trek: The Next Generation, Google unveiled concept artwork and video for Glass, an augmented reality visor meant to be worn like a pair of space-age specs. Under the supervision of Sergey Brin, the project aims to bring the capabilities of a smartphone to a users sight all hands-free.
Project Glass Google augmented reality glasses. Cool, inevitable, and ultimately, I fear, just a wearable advertising device.
Google glasses technology looks awesome! Are people really going to wear them?
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IPv6 Experiences Explosive Growth - IPv6 has been around for a long time. However, individuals as well as organizations had been rather shy of it and stuck to IPv4. But the statistics from a web high-performance company, Akamai, reveal that IPv6 is finally gaining traction and is experiencing huge amounts of traffic. [Click on Image Or Source on Top to See Full News]
For every IPv6 address there are still thousands of IPv4 addresses, but, at long last, IPv6 growth is taking off.


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I'm trying to complete the third problem on Problem set one however I don't understand bisection search. Does it always need to have a epsilon? Also I finally looked at the solution after a few hours of trying and it does not work either, is it impossible?
2011 class?? typically the problemsets have you use 'epsilon' when working with floating point numbers - when comparing numbers that are the result of floating point calcs there are inherent errors that need to be accounted for - those calcs might not produce a value that you expect and so may not compare the way you want them to. you need to set a tolerance. bisection is an algorithim that reduces the problem (or search space) by 1/2 on each iteration. did you watch the lecture and read the readings and try out the examples from the lectures? what exactly don't you 'get'?
Thanks, I did read the readings and watch the lectures. I apparently was not understanding the need for an epsilon, the moment I added one in the code works fine. I guess I hit a silly level of frustration and didn't think about inherent errors.
using the Decimal clss from the decimal module you can see the actual values http://dpaste.com/810175/ http://docs.python.org/library/decimal.html#decimal-objects

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- Respawn and EA Join Forces for a New Star Wars Game
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Tony Hawk's Project 8 Review
publisher: Activision
developer: Activision
genre: Sports
|ESRB rating: T
release date: Nov 07, 06
|» All About Tony Hawk's Project 8 on ActionTrip
Josh Gibbons
Although the Tony Hawk franchise has seen a large number of sequels, on the whole, each new release offers very few major changes. Sure they add some new button combos or a new move, but nothing that fundamentally changes the way the game feels (Ah. The infamous 'Madden Syndrome' -Ed). Typically, with an established and popular franchise most publishers follow the old adage of "it ain't broke, don't fix it". So it has gone to a certain extent with Tony Hawk games. That is, until Tony Hawk's Project 8.
"Hi, I'm Tony!"
This is gonna end up with a spectacular fall.
When I first loaded up Activison and Neversoft's latest for the Xbox 360, Tony Hawk's Project 8, it felt grittier (in a good way) and more realistic than any previous version I had played. I was also pleasantly surprised by how much was new or improved. The physics felt more realistic. The graphics took a great step forward (Thanks to a brand new engine). The controls felt tighter than ever before. Seeing all the changes, I was looking forward to a challenging and more realistic game experience. After playing it for a while, I can now tell you this is possibly the easiest and most forgiving Tony Hawk I have ever played. Not that is a bad thing; it just depends on your level of experience with the series.
The game is actually one giant level that you progressively open up over the course of the game (which consist of 10 zones with no load times; somewhat similar to American Wasteland). What is amazing (and somewhat annoying for the experienced gamer) are the trick lines. They are everywhere. And I mean everywhere! It takes very little effort to skate out extreme lines and combos. To put this in perspective, after you open up this massive city and once you "level up" your skill points, you can do one long trick line through all 10 zones with just a little bit of luck and skill.
The rails are so much easier to balance on, the manuals are very simple to maintain and you can grind just about anywhere in any direction. This is mostly due to the special meter being way too easy to fill up and the focus lasting longer then it probably should. When you're in focus mode, it all but impossible to fall off a rail or lose your manual. You will also notice that instead of investing skill points, you earn them automatically by doing the associated skill. You want to be better at railing? Go out and rail. You will soon be circling the block with little or no effort and your wheels will rarely hit the ground, manual or otherwise.
Using these 'amazing' skating skills, you will attempt to accomplish the main goal of Project 8, which is to rise through the ranks of the city's skaters to become one of the elite 8 skaters by completing various challenges and tasks. The Classic mode has been integrated directly into the Career mode at certain points in the city (1 for each zone, for a total of 10). As part of these challenges, Classic mode has been integrated into the Career mode. You can fire off Classic mode at certain points in the city (1 for each zone, for a total of 10).
As seen in previous games in the series, there are many people throughout the city offering various tasks and "mini-games" (Because everyone knows how friendly the general public is to skaters -Ed). You will also find graffiti tags everywhere which indicate there is a challenge available to you which you can start by touching the tag. The challenges range from hitting certain tricks, running specific lines, doing a hand plant as high as possible, or any number of other things. In a nice touch, every graffiti challenge and task has three levels of difficulty to complete. So you can advance at your skill level and at your leisure while still feeling like you are moving the game forward.
As you rise through the Project 8 game rankings and open up new zones of the city, you also earn various extras, such as video clips that pop up right into the game screen for your viewing pleasure. For me, the skating videos never get old, especially the crash, bail and burn variety (Nothing is more heart-warming than watching some poor schmuck get a mouthful of asphalt at high speed -Ed).
In playing the game, you will find a few things different this time around. Create-A-Skater exists but in a much slimmed down form. Create-A-Park is all but gone. It makes a cursory appearance in the game, but it's not what you have seen in previous versions. In the end, neither of these mysterious disappearances really matter as the new Create-A-Trick. It adds so much to the experience that I can't imagine how I enjoyed this game before it existed. If you are looking for a single reason to play Tony Hawk's Project 8, Create_A-Trick is it.
Create-A-Trick allows you, at any point you are in the air, to push in both analog sticks and start flipping your board in any direction you choose. The game goes into slow mode and you use the two analog sticks to control your legs independently. You legs control which way you want the board to flip and when to plant your feet for the landing. If you are in air long enough, you can do any number of tricks before you land. It is not quite as easy as it sounds but once you get the hang of it, you will find is insanely addictive. You will find yourself trying to get just one more flip or spin on the board on your next ollie of a ramp.
If you don't notice how good the game looks when you first start playing, you definitely will when your try your first Create-A-Trick. After you click both sticks in and see the textures up close, you'll start noticing the other things. The streets look realistic and gritty. Many of the jumps and ramps look used and roughed up and the lighting is close to perfect. This is, without a doubt, a next-gen game.
8.0 Very Good
This is still, fundamentally, Tony Hawk skating, which is always a good thing. Multiplayer "Walls" is a great way to play online. The graphics have improved by leaps and bounds. Create-A-Trick makes this game worth playing;
Level design is sub-par. You can't help but feel like you have done it all before. It's missing, fun, multiplayer modes from previous version. Stripped-down Create-a-Skater and Create-a-Park.


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Making it work at home
It takes mental discipline, organizational skill and a lot more to pull off successful home-based employment
Do you have what it takes?
These are traits that are important for anyone who works at home:
•Communication skills
•Facility for accepting feedback
•Financial savvy
•Low need for social interaction
•Online expertise
•Organizational skills
•Proficiency in time management
•Resistance to distraction
Adapted from Kate Lister and Tom Harnish's "Undress for Success: The Naked Truth About Making Money From Home" and other sources.
Resources for home-based businesses.
The Small Business Administration's free online business courses.
Links to starting and managing a business.
Free online courses on starting your own business.
Information on spotting and avoiding home-based-business scams.
Matching up of budding entrepreneurs with skilled volunteers.
Keeping it real
Ellen Goodwin's words of wisdom about working at home. Her Web site is
•"The kitchen can be a pitfall for people. Contrary to popular belief, the food fairy doesn't fill the fridge. Every time I come home and go through the kitchen, I think I have to eat. I deprive myself because I know myself."
•"The Internet is another trap — it's a way to feel connected to what's going on, and sometimes it's hard to stop. But you have to."
•"Little rituals help keep your routine. I visit retired neighbors before lunch most weekdays. If I don't come by for a couple of days, they call and check on me."
•"There needs to be an understanding that every day is not the same. I have to laugh at things that go wrong and stay relaxed. It helps that my clients are very fun people."
•"I have a savings account I can tap during bad months. During good months, I put a little more away. It's important to have that safety net."
When the ad agency that employed Ellen Goodwin had massive layoffs 15 years ago, she quit and started working out of her Peñasquitos home. She has been successfully self-employed ever since.
As owner of Ellen Goodwin Graphics, she creates high-quality print materials for such clients as San Diego's Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Kyoto Symposium. Since moving into her North Park home/office in 2002, Goodwin can glance through her window at her plant-filled front yard as she works.
The graphic designer was ahead of her time. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 22 million Americans performed some work at home on an average day in 2008, up from 18 million in 2003. The BLS also reported that the number of self-employed went up half a million in 2009 alone.
This increase is due to many factors, including the improved ease of telecommuting and the high rates of unemployment. Working at home can take various forms: telecommuting for a large employer; completing jobs on a contract basis (freelance writing, for example); or, like Goodwin, running a full-time home-based business.
Over the years, she has developed a sense of what is effective and what's not.
"My office is a separate room that I do nothing else but work in," she said, adding that the IRS allows a home-office deduction only if the work area is separate. "I shut the door after I'm done. On the weekends — unless I have a big job — I make a point of never going into the office. "
Designating a room as an office is even more crucial when kids live in the house, according to food consultant Amy Waczek, whose website,
amysglutenfreepantry.com, offers recipes and tips for the "gastronomically challenged."
"When you work at home with kids, it's imperative that you have a separate space," said Waczek, a married mother of two children. "You have to place boundaries around being a professional and being a parent, so that you are effective at both."


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BGreg Oct 4, 2012 1:32 PM
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You have to buy OS X 10.6, which is available from the online Apple Store, which in the US is at 800-MY-APPLE. Install the DVD they send, do Software Update until no more updates are available, and then you can install iTunes 7. iTunes 7 requires OS X 10,6,8.
Limnos Oct 15, 2012 8:24 PM
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BGreg wrote:
iTunes 7 requires OS X 10,6,8.
No. iTunes 7 works perfectly well with OSX 10.4 and probably even earlier systems. It is iTunes 10.7 that requires OSX 10.6.8 or higher.


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A New Food 'Haven!'
A Shake Shack has officially opened it's doors on 986 Chapel St.
Burger lovers rejoice! A Shake Shack has made it's way to New Haven.
The city's anticipated addition is expected to be constantly crowded from when they open their doors at 11a.m. to when they close them at 11p.m. And you can't miss this 19-foot glass store front, it stands out from the rest of the Chapel Street buildings.
David Swinghamer, Chief Development Officer of Shake Shack is very excited to start serving a new city.
"We looked at it as where is the best spot for us where can we feel like we're part of the community," he said. "We love New Haven."
The menu consists of your typical burgers, hot dogs, milkshakes, fries, as well as unique items that pertain to New Haven and the Yale community. Vegetarians will even enjoy a 'Shroom Burger, while meat eaters will enjoy a Smoke Shack Burger topped with bacon, and ranch sauce. And all sweet tooths will be satisfied with frozen custards and toppings.
When speaking specifically about Quinnipiac, Swinghamer mentioned that it is a great location for Bobcats, being that the New Haven shuttle stop is a short walk away.
"When I found out the bus stops right here I thought 'perfect' because we want to be here for the whole community," he said. "It's a great University and there are a lot of students, but there are no places to go," he said referring to Quinnipiac.
To make this new location fit in even more, reclaimed wood from the old Yale Bowl was used in the construction. It also offers the first ever Shake Shack fireplace, making it an even cozier hangout.
Swinghamer takes into consideration the lifestyles of the students in the surrounding area as well as QU in hopes that New Haven Shake Shack will become a student spot.
"Everybody likes to hang out, but the way that time is spent when you're a student in college, you absolutely need some down time. Then we want to make sure that when you have some work or want to stay in touch, you can come here for that too," he said.
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Websites that proved difficult for Firefox users to navigate included the government website Jobcentreplus.gov.uk and the cinema site Odeon.co.uk.
Firefox is an open source alternative to Microsoft's Internet Explorer and has proved popular since its launch in November last year.
While most people still use Microsoft's browser, Firefox is slowly making inroads.
Its share of the browser market grew to 8% in May, up from 5.59% at the beginning of the year, according to US-based analysts NetApplications.
Microsoft IE's share of the market dropped to 87.23% in May, compared to 90.31% in January.
Of the websites that SciVisum tested, 3% were found to be turning away non Internet Explorer (IE) users and 7% of the sites included non-standard code recognised only by Microsoft's browser.
"Surprisingly, after all these years, users of standard-compliant browsers are still faced with sites that do not support their browser or with a link suggesting they download Internet Explorer," said Deri Jones, chief executive of SciVisum.
This is largely because web developers are used to testing their sites just using IE rather than so-called standards-compliant browsers, which only use code ratified by the World Wide Web consortium.
"There is a certain business logic to this as IE is the most widely used browser," said Mr Jones.
Microsoft is working on a new version of IE, largely in response to the success of Firefox.
"Companies who value their brand need to address browser issues immediately," said Mr Jones.
Web developers who create code around the web standards recommended by the World Wide Web stand to gain more than just friends among the alternative browser community.
It will also make it easier for disabled people to use, said Mr Jones.
"Over time developers have begun to misuse the original standards created for the web to create websites that look great to you and I, but are confusing to a disabled person using a screen reader which needs to make sense of the content," he said.
Simplifying things by separating content from presentation will have a third benefit in that it will make it easier for sites to be picked up by search engines, he added.
Firefox has been created by the Mozilla Foundation which was started by former browser maker Netscape back in 1998.
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Firefox is proving popular because, at the moment, it has far fewer security holes than Internet Explorer and has some innovations lacking in Microsoft's program.
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American Horror Story started its first season last night on Four (9.30pm) with a first episode that delivered on the promotional hype, banging out scares over the course of the hour. Yet despite the entertaining (albeit derivative) debut, I find myself wondering if a straight-up horror show can succeed long term, and whether I'll even be watching AHS in a month or two.
(Warning: Spoilers from last night's American Horror Story premiere follow.)
Making a horror show - a straight-up horror show, something that looks like the television equivalent of The Exorcist or The Shining - might seem simple enough ("get a big house, 200 gallons of fake blood and some creepy kids, and we'll figure the rest out later"), but the more I think about it, the more difficult it seems it would be.
The reason might be that horror movies seem so much simpler than even the most basic television shows. An entertaining horror film builds in intensity to a dramatic conclusion. A great television season needs to do the same, with each episode playing into an overall narrative that builds to a strong conclusion, while also satisfying viewers on a weekly, standalone basis.
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See, last night's premiere got off to a good start. Show creators Ryan Murphy (of Glee fame) and Brad Falchuk have put some interesting pieces in place and cast some great actors (Dylan McDermott and Connie Britton are good choices for the lead roles, and Jessica Lange, Francis Conroy and Denis O'Hare are welcome on any show, any time), while also using familiar iconography from the horror genre: jars full of body parts, burnt and scarred skin, creaky floorboards, and all the rest.
But there are two problems. First, though I found it entertaining, it all seems a little derivative. Like, I feel as though I spent half the show thinking about where I had seen that character type, or where I had heard that little violin crescendo. Much of the show just reminded me of things I'd seen before. How many episodes it will take for that to get reeeeeally boring remains to be seen.
The other problem is that it's hard to know where the story is heading after just one episode. I know we've talked before about the three episode rule (giving a show a few weeks before deciding whether to stick with it or not), but American Horror Story might need longer to find its feet and tie everything together.
A lot will depend on how the writers approach their story. I mean, what if each new instalment is its own little encapsulated story? The idea that so much terror could happen to the same family, enough terror to fill an entire season of television, could test even the most patient viewer.
Even worse, what if the things we saw last night are all there is to AHS? Perhaps there is no more to the story than the mystery around the demise of all the former homeowners, the double-aged maid, Britton's pregnancy - which will probably go wrong,in accordance with horror movie production law ... I just don't think there's enough there to sustain it.
The only way to know is to wait until much later in the season; to wait and see how the story unravels and what new pieces are introduced and resolved in the coming weeks. The feeling I got from the debut was that a few episodes of AHS probably won't be enough to judge the entire show.
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Published: Tue, Apr 26, 2016
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Pop music superstar Prince has died
Updated: Thu, Apr 21, 2016
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Published: Thu, Apr 21, 2016
ESPN ran out of patience with Curt Schilling and the network fired the baseball analyst Wednesday, The Washington Post reports. Schilling had proved unwilling to temper his controversial comments on social and political topics, and in his latest episode, he shared a Facebook meme about transgender issues that many found offensive.
Joe Walsh Pulls Out of Republican National Convention Concert, Says He Was Misled
Published: Thu, Apr 21, 2016
Joe Walsh once ran a tongue-in-cheek campaign for the presidency, but that doesn't mean he wants to be associated with this year's race. The Eagles star pulled out of a concert scheduled for July 18 in Cleveland, after he says he was misled about its mission, Ultimate Classic Rock reports.
Chyna, Former WWE Superstar, Found Dead
Published: Thu, Apr 21, 2016
Former WWE Women's champion Chyna died Thursday. "It is with deep sadness to inform you today that we lost a true icon, a real-life superhero," read a statement on her official Twitter account. "Joanie Laurer aka Chyna, the ninth wonder of the world has passed away. She will live forever in the memories of her millions of fans and all of us that loved her." Her manager confirmed her death to Pennacchio. WWE announced the news later in the evening.
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Published: Thu, Apr 21, 2016
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Teen returns Thor's wallet, gets $10,000 reward
Published: Wed, Apr 20, 2016
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Love It Or List It sued over shoddy renovations, ridiculous falsehoods
Published: Tue, Apr 19, 2016
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The Actors Who Play Jon Snow and Ygritte Are a Real-Life Couple
By ELIANA DOCKTERMAN, TIME Magazine | Published: Sat, Apr 16, 2016
The arrows that killed Ygritte on Game of Thrones might as well have been shot by Cupid himself: former co-stars Rose Leslie (Ygritte) and Kit Harington (Jon Snow) made their debut as a real-life couple at the Olivier Awards on Sunday. You may recognize the couple from that steamy cave scene or the ever quotable line: "You know nothing, Jon Snow." Fans will recall that Ygritte tragically died in Jon Snow's arms after being shot by Olly at the end of season four. (It's official: Olly is the only person not rooting for this couple.) For nearly four years, rumors have swirled that the onscreen lovers were seeing each other in real life, but both actors denied the relationship —until now. Harington recently admitted on a British talk show that the two started dating while filming their beyond the Wall scenes in Iceland. "I fell in love in Iceland," he said on the Jonathan Ross Show. "I fell in love with my co-star."
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'Star Wars' actor moved to psychiatric facility
Published: Mon, Apr 11, 2016
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Merle Haggard dead at 79
Published: Wed, Apr 6, 2016
Merle Haggard, the working man's poet, an architect of the Bakersfield Sound, and an artist who influenced country music like few others, died Wednesday in California. He had just turned 79 years old, and had been in failing health for some time, leading to the cancellation of several concert dates, including two nights at the Ryman Auditorium that were originally scheduled for March.


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AAM Monday
AnnaBanana, my dear soulmate friend. Anne is ten years younger than I am but has often been ahead of me on so many life issues that I think we level out. She and I went through so many things together in her 30s and my 40s. We laughed and cried and learned so much about friendship. She was the first friend who called me on some of my crap. She was also able to tell me how much I hurt her with some of my words and still love me because I was unaware of their effect. We both agreed that if one of us had been the opposite sex we might have married. A same sex partnership didn't float our boats.
When she moved away to California 15 years ago, it broke my heart. My daughter said, But Mama, you'll always be friends. You love each other !
Ah Anne, it was so good to catch up with you on a couple of CA trips. We've both gone our own ways a lot since you moved and for a time couldn't really 'see' the other's life and lifestyle. We gave it time though. Now when we get together, we can come back to the central point and share the joy we find in the women we've become. Sometime friendship just needs space.
from the mind and heart of Maureen Reynolds at 06:07
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2 comments:
- CameoRoze (Margaret) said...
Completely lovely! Facebook has given some of those friends back to me. I get to see them in person this summer.
Thanks so much for sharing your friend with us, Maureen.
- May 3, 2010 at 10:46 AM
- Cathy {Tinniegirl} said...
I really love that photo of the two of you. You can see that there's a lot of history between you.
I enjoyed your thoughts about friendship. So much truth in them.
- May 5, 2010 at 8:35 AM
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The Scottish Maritime Museum holds an important nationally recognised and varied collection.
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