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About Me
I was born and raised in Atlanta and earned my undergraduate degree from Auburn University. After graduating, I moved to Orlando, Florida to work for Walt Disney World in their Industrial Engineering Department. This is my first semester at Georgia Tech, and I am pursuing my master's in Health Systems. I am very excited to be back in Atlanta and living with my older sister.
I am a huge sports fan and love to play soccer. I also have a cat named Noah and enjoy hiking, cooking, and water skiing.
8/22 - First Class
I am excited about working with everyone in the class and the opportunity to collaborate with different disciplines.
8/24 - Julia Jones
It was a great opportunity to hear Julia Jones speak today. Her experience and insight into hospital design exposed me to many design elements I would like to further research and incorporate into our project. I am especially interested in "room messaging" and the impact of information on the patient/family experience, their outcome, and their level of understanding/education. Other key take-aways from her presentation are; the integration of efficiency, philanthropy, and patient focus into design, and how consideration of payer/service mix is an essential criterion for successful design.
Below is an interesting link to "A Pediatric Hospital Bedside Patient Entertainment & Education System" that has been piloted at ACH Arkansas Children's Hospital.
8/28 - Dr. Zimring
Evidence Based Design
Dr. Zimring's presentation on EBD was great! It really opens you eyes to the impact that design can have on patients and their health outcomes, patient safety, and caregivers. I was very interested in the idea of creating a patient and family centered environment. I think it is vital for families to feel comfortable in their surroundings and have a sense of control. Dr. Zimring talked about designing for the whole person and creating a controlled environment where the design focus "moves from the institution to the individual." Some ideas from creating a patient and family centered environment include:
- music
- positive distractions
- natural lighting
- 3 zone rooms: family zone, patient zone, and caregiver zone
9/1 - Hugh Spalding Tour
Five Observations
- Inefficient layouts and low ceiling created confined spaces that are hard to work in.
- Harsh florescent lighting did not create an environment for healing.
- The inpatient waiting room was very small and did not have many family-friendly elements.
- There were limited way finding techniques that made it hard to navigate the hospital (especially in the tunnel between Hugh Spalding and Grady).
- The inpatient rooms have limited privacy and required patients to share bathroom facilities.
Five Ideas
- Create a larger, more efficient layout for the ED to eliminate the lack of privacy for patients and cramped spaces for caregivers.
- Creating new waiting areas that are large enough to accommodate waiting family and friends and that focus on a child/family friendly environment. This could include mobile seating, interactive stations and toys for children, and access centers that allow families to stay connected through internet, educational materials, and update the patients' condition.
- Developing self registration kiosks for repeat patients especially in the asthma and sickle cell clinics. This will streamline the registration process for repeat patients and can serve as an outlet to personalize the patients visit and provide educational materials based on historical and current visit.
- Implementing creative external way finding techniques so that patients coming to the hospital form multiple directions can easily find their way to the single entrance under stress.
- Using lights or screens to make the tunnel between Hugh Spalding and Grady more aesthetically pleasing. The screens could project images that patients have drawn during their visit to Children's.
Three Conversations
- The architect and facilities planners talked about the need to design a flexible space that can accommodate future growth. The new Hugh Spalding design has planned for growth in the number of inpatient beds, and the size of the asthma and sickle cell clinics.
- Julie Jones discussed their plan to co-locate the ER, Urgent Care, and Out Patient Clinics. She explained that many patients may come to the ER, but after triage, they can be better served in Urgent Care. By co-locating these departments Hugh Spalding can easily direct patients to the most appropriate care and best utilize the resources of these departments.
- The facilities manager discussed that the hospital will remain 100% operations during construction. Managing the transition to new spaces is a critical component of the planning and execution phases.
9/4 - Patient-Centered Care
Gerri's presentation on patient-centered care did a great job of linking what people need/what from healthcare to how the environment and caregivers can provide that. The Foundation for Accountability listed the top things people want from healthcare:
- Stay healthy
- Get better quick
- Lead a good life
- Die comfortably and supported
Gerri described how the intersection of care processes, culture, and physical design can create patient-centered care that improves quality and safety. Physician and patient interaction is a critical componenet of patient-centered care. The role play exercise showed the difference in the patient's expereince when the caregiver listened carefully to the patient's sypmtoms, needs, and desires. She also dicussed other key components that help create an patient-centered environment: 1. information, communication, and education 2. Physical comfort 3. Emotional comfor 4. Involvment of family and friends. I am interested to learn if there are studies that measure the impact of these components. Can we prove that increasing outlets for patients to stay connected with family and friends will improve outcomes? My personal belief with that it play a major role in patient success.
9/6 - Perkins + Wills
I loved seeing the pictures of the Perkins + Will hosptial designs! One message from the presentation was "operations drives design." This message emphasized the importance of obervations and learining existing processes in order to design an space that promotes imrpoved processes. I was amazed by the "adopt-a-rooms!" They were beatiful and cutting edge, and think the idea should be expanded to more hospitals around the country. These rooms really created a healing, home enviroment for pediatric, cancer patients and allowed for upgrades in space, technology and features that many hospital rooms cannot afford. I was also interested in the Halifax Medical Center ER. I loved the ideas of the modules that allowed for increased sightlines and the ability to see all rooms from the nurse station as well as two other modules.
9/11 - Healthcare IT
Ellen's presentations was a great way to learn about the current technology advancements in healthcare as well as some blue sky IT ideas for the future. I think information visualization is an interesting topic and one that should be further advanced. Improving the way caregivers and patients see data can help them deliver better care as well educate the patient. This is also critical as EMR and COWs become more popular in healthcare.
I am also interested in patient distractions. I think this is an important healing aspect in pediatrics and can help children feel more comfortable in the hospital setting. If patient distraction tools can balance entertainment with education they can be very successful reducing pain for the child and helping them cope with and treat their illness. Some of the innovative ideas include:
- media centers with x-box, tv, and video
- virtual glasses
- interactive waiting room walls
9/13 - DJ Feathers CHOA
DJ Feathers from CHOA did a great job of explaining the hospital design process. DJ emphasized the need to include caregivers in the design process because the will be working in the space and can focus on the details that make a design successful. The CHOA principles of design were:
- growth / future expansion
- child friendly
- improve / create adjacency
- improve efficiencies
- front/back of house
- enhance security
- increase amenities
- increase parking
Part of the design process is programming. This is where all groups come together to discuss space needs in words and numbers to create a efficient design. In the Workplace Redesign project a committee was formed of caregivers who spend at least 80% of there time at bedside. During the process they focused on the basics to redefine their processes and determine design elements to improve those processes. The team identified and prioritized 122 design elements. Some of the priority one elements include:
- overall unit design
- boom / overhead wall system
- exterior windows
- defined zones in patient rooms
- mini work stations


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Absolutely gorgeous, Ravs. Looking forward to seeing it printed in the second book
Have some rep!
And congrats again on winning the contest *thumbs up*
Turns out the map I did for the competition didn't quite (actually by a long way) match up to the Author's vision of the world. I've been re-doing it with his input over this week and this is either the final (or near final) result. Strangely enough I was in the process of writitng a tutorial about how to make maps like these (it's pretty much non-destructive, so really easy to edit which is very handy in situations like these when changes have to be made). Once I've finished the map, I'll finish the tutorial and post it.
Absolutely gorgeous, Ravs. Looking forward to seeing it printed in the second book
Have some rep!
And congrats again on winning the contest *thumbs up*
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
Very cool Ravs!
My Finished Maps | My Challenge Maps | Ghoraja Juun, my largely stagnated campaign setting.
Unless otherwise stated by me in the post, all work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
Couldn't have done it without you, Eilathan! Thank you again for opening a new chapter in my life....I love this Guild!
Looks amazing Rav
Love the mountains
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Please take my critiques as someone who Wishes he had the Talent
That's absolutely beautiful. Well done.
Any chance of knocking the coastlines down from pure black? They're the only black on the map and they stand out a little - though perhaps that's a very good thing.
It's a stunning style and the font choice is spot on. Great stuff! Please accept my inaugural use of my three spots of rep!
I quite like the boldness of the coastlines.
Is it just me, or does anyone else see a phallic peninsula?
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Only because you mentioned it.Is it just me, or does anyone else see a phallic peninsula?
Mountains are really quite great and the colors are awesome. I rather like the black coastlines, though I kind of wish the forests were textured a bit more.
Funny you should say that, overlordchuck...my wife said exaclty the same thing about 20 mins ago and I'm working on them now! I'll make the coastline a little lighter...thanks torstan, I didn't spot that one. Heh Ian...it's that sort of book.
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All 13 of the Beatles albums released in America are to boxed up to mark the 50th anniversary of the group's first trip to the U.S.
The re-issues, which include five albums that have never been released on CD, will hit stores and online shopping sites on Jan. 21.
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LEBANON, Ohio (AP) — As the federal government and municipalities throughout the U.S. struggle with growing deficits, leaders in Warren County in southwestern Ohio feel like they're sitting pretty.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports (http://cin.ci/Rkc9xs) that it's the only county in the region with no general obligation-limited tax debt as of Dec. 15. That's according to an analysis of financial data from the Ohio Municipal Advisory Council.
Including Warren, only nine of the state's 88 counties can say that. That's about 10 percent.
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So, we're beginning to see some not-so-good performance on our Zimbra server since installing 6.0.6. I'm not sure there's any relation to the version per se, we are migrating more and more accounts over to it, so that may very well be a reason.
I'm trying to do some performance-tuning reading .. our systems is a dual quad-core Xeon with 28GB of memory. It appears to me it's doing caching in the wrong places since the java process is consuming 8-12 GB depending on how you count. It'd be nicer to put some more memory to MySQL use, for example. Or message caching. As for message caching, I've seen these suggestions:
Except that the highest allowed value according to zmprov is 10000 .. (currently set to 2000).. say what?* To see current setting
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I am working for a School District and a couple of months ago migrated to NE from testing with FOSS. (RHEL5)
When I first setup zimbra the email addresses were spelled differently than what they are spelled as now for instance ( [before NE edition] email@example.com [after NE edition install] firstname.lastname@example.com)
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How do you say small business? As the Minority and Small Business Marketing Manager for the Baltimore County Office of Budget and Finance Purchasing Division, I'm often struck by the huge range of small businesses that are integral to our local economy. Our small businesses include painters, counseling services, accounting/auditing services, workforce development contractors, landscaping services, carpenters, plumbers, manufacturers, retailers, pest control services, janitorial services, hauling contractors, flooring contractors, electricians, printers - just to touch on a tiny fraction.
This week is National Small Business Week, a good time to reflect on the importance of these small but mighty drivers of our nation's economy. There's a reason that small business is often described as the backbone of our local, state and national economy. Did you know that Baltimore County is home to 19,508 small businesses and that those small businesses (firms with between 20 and 499 employees) are responsible for the vast majority of employment?
My job is to help these smaller firms compete in a business environment that often tends to favor the larger national and multi-national entities. Since Baltimore County Government is a large purchaser of goods and services, I work to help smaller local firms be better positioned to take advantage of County procurements.
Did you know that one of the criteria for becoming a certified Minority (including Women-owned) business with the Maryland Department of Transportation's (MDOT) Minority Business Enterprise Office is, the company must meet the SBA's size standards based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)? The SBA size standards for principal NAICS sectors vary by industry. By including MDOT certified firms in the Baltimore County procurement process through the Minority Business Enterprise Program, the County supports small and disadvantaged businesses throughout the year.
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CHESAPEAKE, Va. (AP) - An inmate who escaped from the Chesapeake Correctional Center will spend an additional seven years behind bars.
Media outlets report that 40-year-old Clancy Dan Starling of Portsmouth was sentenced Thursday in Chesapeake Circuit Court. Starling received a five-year sentence on an escape charge and a two-year term for a probation violation.
Starling was serving a 17-year sentence for a probation violation when he escaped on June 11, 2012. He was arrested nine days later at bus station in Richmond.
Starling pleaded guilty to the escape charge in August 2012.
His escape prompted the firing of two deputies. Three other deputies were disciplined.
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I'm not particularly interested in these types of bicycles, but when Ashley Hosten e-mailed me from London telling me about the first ever 'Tweed Run', I was sitting up straight. As you know, tweed is 100% lycra-free…:-p.
From Hypebeast.com's post on the Tweed Run:"The London Fixed-Gear & Single-Speed forum held their first Tweed Run this past Saturday the 24th. The social gathering brought together approximately 150 bike riders from the London area on a cruise around the historic city. The event suggested attire of elegant proportions including Harris tweed & merino wool pieces, flat caps, ties and everything else that keeps a gentlemen looking dapper. Along with various awards in play, including: most dashing dame, most dapper chap and best mustache, the event held a draw for prizes benefiting Bikes4Africa, an organization that refurbishes bicycles and gives them to rural African schools so that students who live far away can attend class."
Many more beautiful pictures of this inspiring event were taken (and you'll also find more 'normal' but vintage English bicycles), so I'll leave you with two slideshows to enjoy.
Thanks for sending me this, Ashley, so well-timed, as I was struggling to find the time to post something relevant this week.
I have a real English flat cap, corduroy trousers, proper shoes, scarf and socks…the tweed jacket is the only thing missing. What do you think, should I try to organize a similar ride in Amsterdam?


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Police say one person is dead after an accident on the Potomac Parkway at the I-66 exit ramp.
Officials say 25-year-old Joshua Hans Beach of Arlington, Va. was killed when he lost control of his 1999 Porsche Carrera while attempting to take the ramp toward Virginia.
The vehicle struck a raised median Sunday at approximately 1:45 a.m. before rotating clock wise, traveling across the exit lanes and striking the guardrail/jersey wall combination, according to police.
The Porsche then flipped over, driver's side down, and landed on its roof where it continued to slide across the exit lanes.
The crash is currently under investigation.
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Vintage crochet doilies feature intricate stitches that offer a challenge. Even though these are vintage reproductions, they will still give your home a warm feeling. Each vintage doily in the Vintage Doilies Crochet Pattern Leaflet are worked using bedspread cotton thread (size 10). Place these pretty designs in a guest room to make the area comfortable for visitors, or use your favorite design as a centerpiece for a dining room table or decorative cabinet. Find a new sense of enjoyment with making these fine thread doilies. You will get a new appreciation for the crochet craft and work it takes to complete an intricate design. The Vintage Doilies in this pattern set are perfect for your home, but don't forget they also make a special gift for someone that appreciates vintage quality items. Make one, or make them. You can make a set for you, and then make your favorites ones for gifts.
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ATH would like to congratulate Royals farmhand and fellow blogger Chris "Disco" Hayes on his promotion to Triple-A Omaha. Hayes went 3-0 with a 0.98 ERA and 3 saves in 36.2 IP this season for Northwest Arkansas. Chris has impressed at every level since being signed as an undrafted free agent out of Northwestern. You can read about Chris in Issue 2 of Royals Gameday Magazine. By the way, Issue 3 will go on sale for the Arizona series. The new issue features a cover story on Coco Crisp and his family, so check it out!
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CULVER CITY, Calif. – Who you gonna call? Grab your friends and Slimer enthusiasts, because the 80s hit "Ghostbusters" is celebrating its 30th anniversary this Labor Day weekend.
The 1984 blockbuster, which has been restored and remastered, will return to the big screen at more than 700 theaters nationwide for a limited engagement.
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A special edition "Ghostbusters" and "Ghostbusters II" (which marks its 25th anniversary this year) will be released on Sept. 16 on Blu-ray. The special edition includes commentary and 10 deleted scenes.
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St. Louis (KSDK) - A local chiropractor was convicted Thursday for healthcare fraud.
Dr. Anthony Calandro and the Chiropractic Accident Centre of Crestwood were convicted of billing insurance companies for services and appointments patients missed.
Calandro's business assistant, Sherry Rueter, pleaded guilty in October to four felony counts of making false statements related to health care services. She will be sentenced January 24, 2013.
Court documents state that in 2010 and 2011 undercover investigations revealed Calandro and Rueter billed multiple insurance companies for services never rendered.
Between 2006 and 2011 reimbursement claims were submitted that stated they had taken more x-rays than they had actually taken, and falsely stated that patients had been provided services during appointments that were canceled or missed.
Court documents state thousands of false claims were submitted for missed appointments.
Calandro was convicted of one felony count of health care fraud and three counts of making false statements related to health care services. The corporation was convicted of one felony count of health care fraud and four counts of making false statements.
Calandro will be sentenced February 7, 2013. He faces up to ten years in prison and fines up to $250,000 for the heath care fraud conviction and up to five years in prison for each false statements conviction.
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|Wheat harvest earlier than expected
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Although at one time it appeared as though the wheat harvest would take place in mid-July, the recent dry, hot weather has pushed the date up a few weeks. When the wheat starts to head, typically harvest will take place six weeks later. However, with soaring temperatures, the harvest came quicker than originally expected. Grainland Co-op grain merchandiser Steve Young noted that due to the lack of moisture recently, he expects the crop yield to be less than normal this year.
Local farmer Vern Rafert and his brother Allen Rafert were some of the first to get into the field for the wheat harvest as they began Saturday, June 29. Monday, July 1 they were back at it. Pictured above, Vern mans the tractor while Allen drives the combine on land approximately one mile north and two miles west of Holyoke.
Vern said the moisture in the wheat is about 10-12 percent. With little moisture last summer and not much this spring, Vern expects this to be the poorest crop he has had in several years. He anticipates 25-30 bushels per acre.
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St. Louis (KSDK) -- Another honor for "Stan the Man."
His game-winning home run in the 12th inning of the 1955 Midsummer Classic was named the greatest All-Star moment of all time.
The announcement was made during Tuesday night's All-Star game in Arizona.
Musial beat out Cal Ripken, Jr. in a vote by baseball fans.
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The actions of Corinth and Boeotia in the Peloponnesian League can teach us about how nullification should work.
On September 1, 1983, the airwaves were abuzz with reports that a Korean Airlines flight that had either been shot down or forced down off the east coast of the Soviet Union. The New York Times noted that day: "Early reports said the plane ... had been forced down by Soviet Air Force planes and that all 240 passengers and 29 crew members were believed to be safe."
This Day at 1787 Convention: State Sovereignty and Standing ArmiesWritten by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
On this day in 1787, the delegates at the Constitutional Convention debated state sovereignty and militias. Their thinking is very relevant to today.
On August 15, 2014, Texas Governor Rick Perry was indicted by a Travis County grand jury for allegedly misusing the veto power granted to him by the state constitution. And on August 15, 1787, it was that very power — the power of the executive to negate acts of the legislature — that occupied the delegates' time at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia 1787: Delegates "Amazed" by Radical Changes to ArticlesWritten by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
When the Committee of Detail reported its recommended constitution to the Philadelphia Convention on August 6, 1787, many of the delegates were "amazed" at the "radical departure" from the Articles of Confederation.


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Snow White And The Huntsman (2012)
Snow White And The Huntsman SynopsisIn the epic action-adventure Snow White and the Huntsman, Kristen Stewart (Twilight) plays the only person in the land fairer than the evil queen (Oscar® winner Charlize Theron) out to destroy her. But what the wicked ruler never imagined is that the young woman threatening her reign has been training in the art of war with a huntsman (Chris Hemsworth, Thor) dispatched to kill her. Sam Claflin (Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides) joins the cast as the prince long enchanted by Snow Whites beauty and power.
The breathtaking new vision of the legendary tale is from Joe Roth, the producer of Alice in Wonderland, producer Sam Mercer (The Sixth Sense) and acclaimed commercial director and state-of-the-art visualist Rupert Sanders.
Snow White And The Huntsman Release Date
In Theaters June 1, 2012
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Starring: Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth, Sam Claflin, Ian McShane, Bob Hoskins, Ray Winstone, Nick Frost, and Toby Jones
Written by: Evan Daugherty
Directed by: Rupert Sanders
Produced by: Joe Roth and Samuel L. Mercer
Distributor: Universal Pictures
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Why Kristen Stewart Was Happy To Not Be Part Of The Huntsman: Winter's War
Despite her absence in The Huntsman: Winter's War, Kristen Stewart couldn't be happier about how things between her and Universal had panned out. Read on to get the whole story about why Stewart wasn't in the sequel.
by Mike Reyes May 11, 2016 comments
The Huntsman Is Bringing Back Almost Everyone But Snow White
Previous reports have confirmed that the upcoming Snow White and the Huntsman sequel/spin-off The Huntsman already has plans to bring back a few actors from the first film, including Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron and Nick Frost, but now new reports are coming in saying that Sam Claflin will be reprising his role as well.
by Eric Eisenberg May 7, 2015 comments
Happily Never After: The 10 Worst Fairy Tale Movies
Theres been a new trend in Hollywood as of late, and while it is undoubtedly successful at the box office, the fairy tale live action genre is not producing many quality films.
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Pitch Perfect And Snow White And The Huntsman Sequels Coming In 2015
Universal Pictures kicked off their Cinema Con presentation with a remarkable mea culpa, admitting that Battleship was a failure and even that they never should have criticized people who predicted it would be a flop. But they also quickly moved on to the bright side, announcing sequels for two of their biggest hits of the past year, and one of them a complete out-of-the-blue surprise that has earned a sequel they probably never thought it would get
by Katey Rich April 16, 2013 comments
Kristen Stewart Confirms She'll Be Back For The Snow White And The Huntsman Sequel
Over the last six months or so there has been some confusion about whether or not Kristen Stewart would return for the sequel to Snow White and the Huntsman. Following the reveal of the actresses affair with director Ruben Sanders, there was a rumor floated that said she would not be coming back for the second film and...
by Eric Eisenberg December 21, 2012 comments
Rupert Sanders Will Not Direct The Snow White And The Huntsman Sequel
Newly minted film director Rupert Sanders has had a pretty incredible year with some major highs and lows. A celebrated director of television commercials, Sanders made his feature debut this past June with Universal Pictures' big budget action adventure Snow White and the Huntsman. While criticsmyself includedpanned the film for its nonsensical plot and dour execution...
by Kristy Puchko November 19, 2012 comments
Universal Is Having Its Best Domestic Box Office Year Ever
This is a big year for Universal Pictures in many ways. As the studio was first founded in 1912, this year marks their 100th anniversary and they've been celebrating with hit after hit. While they've had their fair share of flops - namely titles like Battleship, Wanderlust and Five Year Engagement - they've had far more huge hits. In fact, 2012 has actually been the most successful year in the studio's history.
by Eric Eisenberg September 25, 2012 comments
Hear Me Out: We Are Under-Appreciating Chris Hemsworth
Though I accused him of being "as bored to be stuck with Snow White as we are" when I reviewed the movie back in June, Hemsworth's Huntsman stood out as easily the best thing in the movie on a second viewing, essentially the only character with a pulse in the whole thing. The character is basically Han Solo with an ax
by Katey Rich September 25, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Infographic Shows The Hazards Of Fairy Tales
Snow White and the Huntsman hit Blu-ray and DVD yesterday in a jam-packed release that looks in-depth at the fairytale that spawned the revision, as well as has bonus features looking behind-the-scenes at the set, the cast and the crew. To celebrate this weeks release, Universal Studios Home Entertainment has a special infographic to share with fans to help them survive, should they ever find themselves with a wicked stepmother or halfway up a beanstalk.
by Jessica Grabert September 12, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Exclusive Blu-ray Bonus Clip Shows Kristen Stewart's Big Plunge
Snow White and the Huntsman will take look at the darker side of fairytales in its upcoming home entertainment release. On September 11, the film will find its way onto Blu-ray and DVD in sets that will be jam-packed with extras for the fans.
by Jessica Grabert September 10, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Will Find Its Way Onto Blu-ray In September
Buyers of both the DVD or Blu-ray will get feature commentary from Sanders, as well as visual effects supervisor Cedric Nicolas-Troyan and co-editor Neil Smith. Additionally, a new featurette called A Legend is Born will come with both sets. Universal really seems to be pushing for audiences to nab the Blu-ray this time around however, and fans willing to shell out the extra dollars will get a far more comprehensive set.
by Jessica Grabert August 29, 2012 comments
Is Kristen Stewart Better Off Without Snow White?
Universal has directly denied that Stewart is no longer involved, but you can't blame them for wondering about how to shape a sequel around a a character who's supposed to be "pure as snow," while the actress is wrapped up in a very public infidelity. But wait, can't you blame them anyway?
by Katey Rich and Kristy Puchko August 15, 2012 comments
Kristen Stewart Hasn't Been Dropped From The Snow White Sequel, According To The Studio
It would seem that the situation between Universal Pictures and Kristen Stewart isn't as heightened as it seems. Following recent reports that have surfaced saying that the studio would be making the Snow White and the Huntsman sequel as a spin-off without Stewart, Universal Co-Chairman Donna Langley has issued a statement saying...
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Kristen Stewart Won't Be Invited Back For Snow White Sequel
They say that sleeping with the director is a great way to get ahead in Hollywood, but apparently that's not working out so well for Kristen Stewart. It's now being reported that Universal Pictures is scrapping their plans to make a sequel to Snow White and the Huntsman and instead will focus on making a movie about The Huntsman, who was played by Chris Hemsworth.
by Eric Eisenberg August 14, 2012 comments
Rupert Sanders Still Set To Direct Kristen Stewart In Snow White Sequel
While the film was critically panned for its bland storytelling, it still drew audiences worldwide, earning more than $385 million globally. With grosses like that the pic seemed primed for a sequel, and in June Universal began discussing the matter with Snow White and the Huntsman's director, Rupert Sanders
by Kristy Puchko August 2, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Sequel Moving Forward
Nearly a year before the movie even came out the folks behind Universal's Snow White and the Huntsman were talking about the film as the first of a franchise. In an intervieq producer Joe Roth - who also worked on Disney's Alice in Wonderland - said that the idea was to have Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron return for a trilogy of movies as the Snow White, The Huntsman, and Ravenna, respectively.
by Eric Eisenberg June 8, 2012 comments
Weekend Box Office: Snow White Is Fairest Of Them All
Snow White and the Huntsman didn't exactly receive a fairy tale debut at the box office, but the latest cinematic retelling didn't come up short either. Earning over $56 million it easily took first place, but needs at least one more solid weekend to push into profitability against its weighty $170 million budget.
by Scott Gwin June 3, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Surprises At Friday Box Office
That also makes Snow White the first film to actually overperform in the wake of The Avengers, which is significant-- Batleship, Dark Shadows and The Dictator all debuted with a whimper, and even last weekend's champ Men In Black 3 underperformed given what you'd expect for a Will Smith vehicle
by Katey Rich June 2, 2012 comments
How Snow White And The Huntsman Gets Female Empowerment Wrong
Sure, Snow White dons the armor and learns how to use a sword, but if you look beneath the surface of the story-- the way it depicts women as being powerful for their beauty and Snow White's implied "virginity" as all-important-- it gets a little less progressive, and a lot more like the fairy tales it's supposedly leaving behind
by Katey Rich and Kristy Puchko June 1, 2012 comments
Operation Kino #65: Snow White And The Huntsman Is A Bad Fairy Tale Movie, So What's A Good One?
This week on Operation Kino, we've wandered into the dark forest with the help of a conveniently available white horse, as we review the new fairy tale adaptation Snow White and the Huntsman. From there we get into a surprisingly contentious conversation about modern-day takes on fairy tales
by Op Kino June 1, 2012 comments
Charlize Theron Talks Going Bad And Teasing Kristen Stewart In Snow White And The Huntsman
It's a performance that only Theron, with her statuesque beauty and willingness to get really vicious on-screen, could have done, and her performance is one of the highlights of a movie that tells the classic Snow White story, but also gives a lot more screentime to a queen she'd probably tell you is just misunderstood
by Katey Rich June 1, 2012 comments
Chris Hemsworth Talks Romance, Injuries, And Potential Sequels For Snow White And The Huntsman
To talk to Hemsworth about the movie, we joined in on some kind of crazy cutting-edge technology via Google Plus. We joined a hangout that included seven other journalists, a moderator, and Hemsworth himself, speaking from outside a castle in London. The magic of the modern age!
by Katey Rich May 30, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Video Has Kristen Stewart Discussing Her Character
Stewart will hopefully be showing us the less-helpless side to Bella Swan when the The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 arrives in theaters this November. Much sooner than that, she'll be see on the big screen as Snow White in the Rupert Sanders directed Snow White and the Huntsman, which arrives in theaters Friday, June 1.
by Kelly West May 29, 2012 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Snow White And The Huntsman And Piranha 3DD Reviews
Memorial Day weekend is when I make my annual pilgrimage to the racetrack for its opening day. What better way to spend my hard-earned CinemaBlend dollars than on the ponies? But before I head off into a devolving mess of booze, gambling and the end of my kids college fund, we better check in on this weeks flicks
by Doug Norrie May 27, 2012 comments
Snow White And the Huntsman Unveils Interactive Trailer
Snow White and the Huntsman may not be an original story, but as a broad adaptation of a very, very old fairy tale, I'm going to give it a pass anyway. Because seriously, who looks at the trailers for this movie-- packed with ravens and swordfights and Charlize Theron dipping herself into a vat of white goo
by Katey Rich May 23, 2012 comments
Charlize Theron Discusses Ravenna In New Snow White And The Huntsman Featurette
Based on the promotions, which feature Charlize Theron's villainous character prominently, Ravenna might have been a fitting title for Rupert Sanders' Snow White and the Huntsman. Of course, there's something to be said for a familiar name. Ravenna may not have made it into the title of the movie, but she's certainly front and center everywhere else, including the recently released poster, and this new featurette.
by Kelly West May 18, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Clip Shows The Start Of A Face-Off
We're less than a month away from seeing Rupert Sanders Snow White and the Huntsman make its way into theaters. With Charlize Theron as the villainous evil queen and Kristen Stewart playing Snow White, it's probably not a spoiler to suggest that the two will face off at some point. A clip from the film has made its way online that offers a peek at what could be a big moment between the two characters.
by Kelly West May 9, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Debuts Surprisingly Terrible New Poster
I seriously don't understand how they've got the entire world of awesome visuals they've shown off in the trailers and come up with a poster that's not just generic, but actively bad. It's almost enough to make me wonder about the quality of the film as a whole, but everything else we've seen has been so intriguing that it seems fair to regard this as an outlier
by Katey Rich May 7, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Sequel May Hire David Koepp To Write The Script
David Koepp is now in negotiations with Universal to write the script for the untitled follow-up to the upcoming fairy tale adaptation. The reason why the studio is so eager to bring a writer on-board this early is because they want to fast track the sequel and keep director Rupert Sanders locked in and ready to make the next installment immediately as his next project.
by Eric Eisenberg April 28, 2012 comments
Second Snow White And The Huntsman Trailer Puts Kristen Stewart In Combat
Theron continues to dominate the show as the wicked queen, doing with frozen gazes and a flawless beauty what most actresses probably wouldn't even be capable of. But we're also seeing more of Hemsworth here than ever before, and though we probably ought to be familiar with his scene-stealing abilities thanks to his opener in Star Trek
by Katey Rich March 19, 2012 comments
New Snow White And The Huntsman Videos Give Us A Look At Costumes, Characters And The Kingdom
While the Tarsem Singh directed Mirror Mirror hits theaters in a matter of weeks, Rupert Sanders Snow White and the Huntsman wont release into theaters until June 1. Weve seen some bits and pieces of the movie in the various sneak peeks that have been released, and now there are three more videos, which give us a better look at the story, the characters and the costumes.
by Kelly West March 14, 2012 comments
Chris Hemsworth Protects Kristen Stewart In New Snow White And The Huntsman Still
Chris Hemsworth is getting ready to have a banner year. While we've all gotten to know him as the god of thunder from last year's summer blockbuster Thor, we will see him play the character again this May in Joss Whedon's The Avengers, he plays a lead role in Drew Goddard's Cabin in the Woods, and come November he'll be fighting off the North Koreans in Red Dawn.
by Eric Eisenberg February 14, 2012 comments
New Snow White And The Huntsman Photos Feature Royalty
First up is Sam Claflin as Prince William, who becomes enchanted with Kristen Stewart's warrior-princess. Universal's been careful to display director Rupert Sanders' break from Disney's established Snow White aesthetic. Here rather than being a smiling and dashing Disney prince, Claflin draped in heavy leather garbs and sporting some serious face-scruff broods.
by Kristy Puchko February 3, 2012 comments
Chris Hemsworth Has A Posse In New Snow White And The Huntsman Image
You may remember that Snow White and the Huntsman made the slightly unusual decision to cast regular-sized actors in the dwarf roles, bringing in familiar names like Ian McShane, Ray Winstone, Eddie Izzard, Bob Hoskins and Toby Jones to play the crew. They also added an eighth dwarf
by Katey Rich January 30, 2012 comments
New Snow White And The Huntsman Sneak Peek Arrives Online
Back in November, the trailer for Snow White and the Huntsman gave us our first real look at the upcoming Rupert Sanders directed film. A new sneak peek for the movie has arrived online, which seems to blend scenes weve already glimpsed in the trailer with a few more moments.
by Kelly West January 20, 2012 comments
Charlize Theron Doesn't Look Happy In This Snow White And The Huntsman Photo
Those who saw Jason Reitmans Young Adult glimpsed Charlize Therons dark side through her excellent performance as writer Mavis Gary. Given the nature of the film, it seems likely that Mavis personal and emotional issues differ in tone from what we should probably expect from Therons portrayal of the villainous Queen Ravenna in the upcoming Snow White and the Huntsman.
by Kelly West January 6, 2012 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Vs. Mirror Mirror: Which Trailer Comes Out On Top?
If 2011 was the year of sex buddies, with both No Strings Attached and Friends With Benefits coming out in the calendar year, then 2012 is set to be the year of Snow White. As weve noted over the past few months, both Relativity Media and Universal Pictures have versions of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale coming out next year, but if the past week has taught us anything, as trailers for both films have been released, its that the two movies couldnt be any more different.
by Eric Eisenberg November 15, 2011 comments
35 High-Res Screenshots From The Snow White And The Huntsman Trailer
Earlier today we posted the first trailer for Snow White and the Huntsman. It not only gave us a look at what the film will be about, but it also offered numerous glimpses at the excellent special effects set to be featured in the movie. We grabbed some screenshots from the trailer so you can get a better look at some of the best moments from the video.
by Kelly West November 10, 2011 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Trailer Features Battles, Darkness And Magic
There are no shortage of special effects, and what we were shown so far looks really good, especially the birds and the knight that seemed to shatter when he was hit. The story also seems to be set up well. Needless to say, from what weve seen, this film wont be a retelling of the Disney version of the story. It looks much darker and more exciting.
by Kelly West November 10, 2011 comments
New Banner For Snow White And The Huntsman, Starring Kristen Stewart
Thanks to the fact that Tarsem Singh's Immortals is coming out this week, there's been a lot of attention being paid to Mirror, Mirror, the filmmaker's take on the Snow White fairy tale that is due out March 16 , 2012. But that's not the only adaptation of the Brothers Grimm story that will be coming out next year. Universal has Snow White and the Huntsman also coming arriving in 2012, and today the studio has sent over a brand new banner to remind you of that fact.
by Eric Eisenberg November 8, 2011 comments
Julia Roberts vs. Charlize Theron: Showdown With The Casts Of The Snow White Projects
One of the biggest battles of 2012 will be between Universal Studios and Relativity Media. As weve been reporting all year, both film companies have their own takes on the Snow White fairy tale coming out during the 12 month stretch. Weve already seen the studios butt heads over release dates...
by Eric Eisenberg October 7, 2011 comments
More Photos Of Kristen Stewart On The Set Of Snow White And The Huntsman
Earlier this week we saw Kristen Stewart sporting some heavy metal on set of the upcoming film Snow White and the Huntsman. More photos have made their way online and this time around, shes looking a bit less prepared for battle in a strapless dress. She also appears to be a lot wetter.
by Kelly West September 29, 2011 comments
See Kristen Stewart In Full Costume On The Set Of Snow White And The Huntsman
Co-starring Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron, Sam Claflin and Noah Huntley, this darker take on the classic Grimm fairy tale has Snow White being taught to become a warrior by the huntsman that was sent by the evil queen to kill her. Written by Evan Daugherty, the movie has been slated by Universal Pictures for a June 1, 2012 release date.
by Eric Eisenberg September 27, 2011 comments
Noah Huntley To Play King Magnus In Snow White And The Huntsman
The royal family of Universal's Snow White and the Huntsman has been only partially completed for some time. Kristen Stewart will be playing the titular princess, Charlize Theron has been attached for months as the Evil Queen, and it was reported back in May that Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides star Sam Claflin would be playing a prince.
by Eric Eisenberg August 5, 2011 comments
First Look At Kristen Stewart As Snow White, In Battle Armor!
The Snow White and the Huntsman panel just ended at the San Diego Comic Con, and weve got things to show you. The movie stars Kristen Stewart as Snow White, but its not Snow White as youve ever envisioned her. Think Snow White in battle armor. Actually, dont just think it, check out the first ever pic.
by Josh Tyler July 23, 2011 comments
Comic Con 2011: Kristen Stewart Returns To Hall H For Snow White And The Huntsman
Kristen Stewart was livelier and more engaging than ever during Thursday's panel for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, so now she's giving another panel a shot, about to take the stage for her next big film, Snow White and the Huntsman
by Katey Rich July 23, 2011 comments
Nick Frost Is The Seventh Dwarf In Snow White And The Huntsman
If there's still a feud between the dueling Snow White projects, and why shouldn't there be if it's more fun to assume there is one, I'd say Huntsman is easily taking the lead with its dwarves alone. You've got every possible kind of appeal there
by Katey Rich July 13, 2011 comments
Snow White And The Huntsman Will Be The First In A Trilogy
A year ago I would have bet cold hard cash that one of the two Snow White projects in development - Universal's Snow White and the Huntsman and Relativity Media's untitled Snow White project - would eventually fade away. Sadly, that didn't happen. Both projects have writers, producers, directors, fully-stocked casts and, worst of all, release dates that that are only two-and-a-half months apart. But guess what? The Snow White love fest won't stop there.
by Eric Eisenberg July 1, 2011 comments
Lily Cole, Sam Spruell Cast As Charlize Theron's Henchmen in Snow White And The Huntsman
Lily Cole who has been added to the cast alongside Sam Spruell, Variety reports. The newcomers will play Greta and Finn, henchmen to Therons wicked queen who are sent to kill Stewarts Snow White and Hemsworths hunter. Cole previously was seen in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and There Be Dragons, while Spruell acted in The Hurt Locker and Ed Zwicks Defiance.
by Sean O'Connell June 24, 2011 comments
Ray Winstone The Latest Awesome Actor Cast As A Dwarf In Snow White And The Huntsman
British tough guy Ray Winstone is the latest name added to the eclectic ensemble of knockaround sons of bitches Kristen Stewarts Snow White will befriend on screen, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Hell join recently cast actors Ian McShane, Eddie Izzard, Bob Hoskins and Toby Jones
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DUMFRIES, Va. (WUSA) -- A driver continued to drive when a police officer tried to pull him over but then when he was confronted with road barriers, he bailed out of the car leaving two adults and two children in the car, say Prince William County police.
According to authorities, at 3:20 p.m. Friday, a Prince William County police officer attempted to stop a vehicle in the area of Jefferson Davis Highway and Dumfries Road in Dumfries for a traffic violation. The driver ignored the lights and sirens and continued driving onto I-95 northbound, say police. Officers followed the car onto the HOV flyover ramp near the Opitz Blvd interchange. The car traveled towards oncoming HOV southbound traffic but was stopped by lowered barriers at the end of the ramp.
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At 6'-5" and 300 pounds the newest addition to the Monster Army goes by the nickname "Tiny." Heck, who's gonna argue? While most of you know him as the neighborhood bully Deebo in the "Friday" movie series, Lister's a former pro-wrestler-(our older Monster Army members will remember him as "Zeus" in 1989 WWF Summer Slam event)-turned actor that, quite literally, is a Monster of a man - and now the bookend to Jason "Wee Man" Acuna on Monster Energy's athlete/celebrity roster if you will! During his 20-plus years since taking on Hulk Hogan, Lister has appeared in more than 90 feature films, working with a vast array of actors - from Adam Sandler and Johnny Depp to Marlon Brando and Samuel L. Jackson. He's also rapped with Tupac! (Now hang on a sec while we bend over and pick up those names we just dropped – ha-ha). Born & bred on the tough streets of Compton, Lister hid out from the violence, instead taking to classic movies as a means of escape. During that time he also focused on track &field where he excelled at Cal State University, Los Angeles, and – most notably - won the 1982 NCAA Division II National Shot Put Championship. Lately Lister's acting in his most important role to date, reaching out to troubled youth and sharing his powerful testimony and inspiration in churches and schools across the United States.


text: So I went up last saturday to my elk area, several things happened and i was wondering what you guys may think. I might as well ask since im at work and all i can think about is this coming weekend. First morning (Sunday) hike in, because i had a horse colic and had to come out late saturday night, bulls bugling everywhere. Sneaking through the trees we saw a 6x6 by himself feeding in a small park, we set up and cow called. He looked the first few times but showed no interest. we heard a couple bulls way far ahead bugling but were constantly getting further away, so back to camp we went. Long story short, we ran into two other small groups of elk that night, one 5x5 with three cows and another 6x6 with 5 cows, they were bugling like mad to eachother but wouldnt leave their cows. I thought itd be to early for them to be cow'd up and especially smaller bulls like them. then to have a decent 6x6 not show interest??? am I a little to early for heavy rut or a little too late? maybe just the area Im in? Thanks for all ideas!


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There are 391 IUCN Members (data from January 2014) in Europe, North and Central Asia. Like in other areas of the world, the IUCN constituency is very diversified and includes government agencies, international and national non-governmental organisations, as well as affiliate Members. European Members define IUCN's mandate and priorities for this region. Offices in Belgium, Georgia, Serbia and Spain cover 55 countries. See more on IUCN Secretariat in Europe, North and Central Asia.
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Awhile back, we migrated over to the Network Edition. Some users have noticed mail folders not showing in the advanced version, but can find them within the HTML version under their folder list. Once we move these "missing" folders to be subfolders under the inbox, they show in the advanced version. The culprit, or so we think, may have been that they were created on our old system with Thunderbird. We've been unable to reproduce steps to create these semi-transparent folders, but it's more than one user reporting the issue now.
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POOLESVILLE, Md. (WUSA) -- Some of the best computer hackers in the world are at Poolesville High School and that's a good thing.
The U.S. Department of Defense recently held an international hacking contest and four seniors from PHS came out on top! They not only won the high school division, they came in 36th out of more than 1100 teams. They beat graduate students and many programming professionals when the contest was over.
As a reward they were able to present their project at a conference in Atlanta, where they also took classes with FBI, NSA and law enforcement agents from around the country.
Computer experts told them if they perform well in computer science classes in college, they could get out with a job paying $120,000!
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