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Side Effects (2013)
Side Effects SynopsisSide Effects is a provocative thriller about Emily and Martin (Rooney Mara and Channing Tatum), a successful New York couple whose world unravels when a new drug prescribed by Emily's psychiatrist (Jude Law), intended to treat anxiety, has unexpected side effects.
Side Effects Release Date
In Theaters February 8, 2013
Side Effects Credits
Starring: Rooney Mara, Channing Tatum, Jude Law, and Catherine Zeta-Jones
Written by: Steven Soderbergh and Scott Z. Burns
Directed by: Steven Soderbergh
Produced by: Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Gregory Jacobs, and Scott Z. Burns
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Open Road Films
External Info: Side Effects Official Website
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by Kristy Puchko February 15, 2013 comments
Side Effects Writer Scott Z. Burns Talks The Hitchcock Influence And Pain Of Letting Things Go
As the Master of Suspense Alfred Hitchcock had many tools in his filmmaking belt, but perhaps one of his greatest was his ability to craft empathetic lead characters who are as caught up in the mystery as the audience. And its no conincidence that similar themes appear in Scott Z. Burns new film Side Effects.
by Eric Eisenberg February 8, 2013 comments
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I guess my point is that those trying to summarize Soderberghs career as they look back on it will realize its uncategorizable. Outside of the Oceans franchise, which came off as excuses to play games with friends, the unpredictable director flowed to the currents that moved him as a storyteller.
by Sean O'Connell February 8, 2013 comments
Jude Law Talks Side Effects and Pharmaceutical Faith
The world of psychopharmacology is a tricky one to navigate, and one that Jude Law got first-hand experience with playing Dr. Jonathan Banks in Steven Soderberghs Side Effects. In the story, the character not only faces accusations of moral misdoings when it comes to treating his patients facing serious questions after use of a drug he prescribed leads to a violent episode but is even shown to be a user himself.
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This week on Operation Kino, we're jumping ahead a week in the release calendar to review Steven Soderbergh's final theatrical film, Side Effects. From there we use the occasion of our 99th episode to look back at the show and what we've learned from it, including how to talk to people who disagree with you
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Rooney Mara Can't Explain Her Violent Tendencies In Side Effects Trailer
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by Sean O'Connell January 24, 2013 comments
Side Effects Photo Shows Channing Tatum And Rooney Mara Almost Kissing
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by Kelly West January 10, 2013 comments
Second Side Effects Trailer Spells Trouble For Pill-Popping Rooney Mara
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New Side Effects Poster: One Pill Can Change Your Life
The last poster we saw for Steven Soderbergh's Side Effects was pretty great. Below a haunting image of Rooney Mara, half of the one-sheet was dedicated to looking like a fake prescription pad that gave all of the details and credits about the movie. It was a cool design for what looks to be a thrilling movie. The latest artwork, however, isn't nearly as interesting.
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New Poster For Steven Soderbergh's Side Effects Is Just What The Doctor Ordered
Of the many, many titles set to be released in 2013, there are fewer that I'm cheering harder for than Steven Soderbergh's Side Effects. After a long, stunning career, the Oscar winning filmmaker is getting set to retire and the drug drama, starring Rooney Mara, Jude Law, and Channing Tatum, is set to be his final theatrical release.
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Side Effects Writer Calls It A Sort-Of Sequel To Lolita
He was reluctant to drop details about the plot, though he teases that the exploration of how character is altered by the drugs, and describes he and Soderbergh's efforts as "sort of in the tradition of a Hitchcock mindf-ck."
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Vinessa Shaw The Latest To Swallow Steven Sodernbergh's Bitter Pill
Shell play Laws wife in Soderberghs film, which casts the Contagion co-star as a doctor who strikes up a strange relationship with a troubled patient (Mara) who is ingesting disturbing levels of prescription drugs. The reason for her abuse? Shes extremely anxious about the pending release of her husband (Tatum) from prison.
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Rooney Mara Replaces Blake Lively In Steven Soderbergh's Side Effects
Mara just committed to join Effects, which was written by Soderberghs frequent collaborator Scott Z. Burns (Contagion, The Informant!). Shell play Emily Hawkins, an unstable young woman addicted to prescription drugs whos trying to cope with her husbands recent release from prison. Without getting into too many spoilers (and the Deadline piece gives away more than it should, in my opinion), the film takes a violent turn, and could turn into a courtroom thriller
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Apparently this isn't the first time that this project has run into casting vs. financing issues. Reports say that both Summit and Paramount - who were interested in the film prior to Annapurna stepping up - also had to negotiate with Soderbergh to try and find the right star. Variety says that a new financier could bring about a complete cast shake-up. The movie is still on track to start production in New York this April.
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There's more fallout from the UAE's decision not to grant Shahar Peer a visa into Dubai.
The ATP World Tour has been closely following the news with their tourney beginning next week. The Israeli doubles team of Jonathan Erlich + Andy Ram have expressed interest in playing and ATP board of directors member Justin Gimelstob said the organization would stand behind their ballers:
We are very disappointed to hear about the decision with Shahar Peer and we are looking at it and are very concerned.ITF president Francesco Ricci Bitti also condemned the UAE's decision saying,
We believe very strongly that players of all religions, ethnicities and nationalities be allowed to play. We discussed that with Dubai and are adamant all players get access to the tournament. If Andy Ram were not to get his visa that would be very troubling. It's a clear-cut rule that everyone should be allowed to play tour events.
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This is an easy decision to come by, based on what is right and wrong.Huge kudos to the Tennis Channel for taking a stand on this issue. And, it'll be interesting to see what "stand behind their ballers" means to the ATP if Andy is denied a visa by the UAE (which will most likely happen.) They will have had a bit more time to make a Plan B after watching the WTA's struggles.
Sports are about merit, absent of background, class, race, creed, color or religion. They are simply about talent. This is a classic case, not about what country did what to another country. If the state of Israel were barring a citizen of an Arab nation, we would have made the same decision.
It's easier for us to pull the plug. It's different for Larry and the WTA, who were more or less strung along and led to believe she would get the visa. His players were on the ground, and everything was in motion.
The rug was pulled out from under their feet. The entire field of competitors is diminished by this happening. It hurts them all. Shahar earned the right to be in the tournament. She's been on a roll and could have won it.
It's just hard to imagine this happening in this day and age. Tennis in many ways has been at the forefront of sport, with people breaking down barriers like Althea Gibson, Arthur Ashe and Billie Jean King.
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September 08, 2005 11:02 PM by Joe Blackmon
NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution's "Blind Date" kicks off its seventh season taking a deeper look into relationships, hooking up daters in new comedic scenarios and even daring to blindly set up one bride-to-be ready to take the plunge.
Beginning September 26, "Blind Date's" seventh season is expanding beyond the date in new and fresh ways, keeping the viewers laughing with more humorous pop-ups and commentary than ever before. The seventh season will feature the following themes:
"Erica Gets Married" — One brave woman has set a date to get married and enlisted the help of "Blind Date" to find the most important part of the wedding…THE GROOM!
Dinner Party — From wining and dining to food fighting, six fiery singles heat up the kitchen with a celebrity chef on hand to help them prepare a gourmet meal.
Let Mom/Dad Choose — Daters leave the fate of their love connection in the hands of their mom or dad.
Speed Dating — Guys/girls actually get to choose their own date, but there's a catch…the clock is ticking!
Family Reunion — Every family has unique characters…wait until you see this family's get together, Blind Date style.
"'Blind Date' is stepping out of the hot tub and focusing on its comedic roots," said Barry Wallach, President, NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution. "'Blind Date' will highlight the hilarious and awkward moments that come naturally with all kinds of new relationship scenarios that will be explored including speed dating and a woman determined and excited to find a groom through the show."
The original dating reality show, "Blind Date," has been renewed in more than 95% of the country for the 05-06 season. Key broadcasting partners include Tribune Broadcasting and the Sinclair Broadcasting Stations. With the start of the new season, "Blind Date" will have upgrades on WPIX-New York, KTLA-Los Angeles, WCIU-Chicago, KNXV-Phoenix and KSTP-Minneapolis.
"With all these new dating scenarios, the humorous zingers and pop-ups are funnier than ever," said executive producer, Tom Klein. "Viewers can look forward to situations that they can truly relate to whether they are a bride-to-be or just getting back on the market."
Host Roger Lodge has been with "Blind Date" from the beginning and has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to dealing with the trials and tribulations of relationships. Roger continues to lend his expertise and comedic wit when analyzing these new and fresh dating situations.
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any idea how i can write the show..a friend of mine appeared on the show a couple years ago..he recently died. friends of his want to have a memorial, thought it would be nice to show the video when he appeared on the blind date show. any clues???


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a) i'm living in new york and los angeles.
b) i'm 26
c) i took a photo class in high school.
d) http://thedirtiestlittlerainbow.blogspot.com
that's a loaded question. i guess it all started back when i first picked up a camera in high school. i remember my photo teacher believed i showed promise and would push me to shoot as much as possible and enter me in contests and whatnot. you know, like a "don't let school get in the way of your education" type thing which i didn't like at all cause i hated everything school. not cause i'm a fucking bad ass or anything, but cause i'm a special ed. kid so i guess every time the spot light was on me i thought it would just expose the fact that i was slower or that i was on "that team" (fyi: that team is the shit) it was one of the only classes i was in that was a normal class and i was still kind of getting put on the spot. in a super rad way, but still it made me uncomfortable. anyhow, she entered me in a studio lighting contest and i knew i didn't want to take a photo of a fucking wine glass or shit like that, so i thought how about shooting some nudes?
so by something like my tenth roll of film ever shooting i shot a naked girl with roserybead and a bible. after all that i moved up to san francisco to go to the academy of art which i dropped out of after about two weeks and i stopped taking photos all together.. i guess until about a year ago but right after i dropped out i moved in with the beautiful mr. alex pardee and his girlfriend at the time and we loved going to the magazine where we'd get old porn magazines and i started collected nude snap shots. i'm not really a porn guy, i don't know any of the big porn stars or anything. i'm down with that homemade shit. so a lot of the photos i was buying were taken with a disposable camera or polaroids where the girl didn't want to show her face and it seemed like they just told stories which intrigue me or at least i would drape little stories like ornaments on photo i really just liked looking at. like, maybe this woman always wanted to pose naked, but if anyone ever saw them her life would be over or maybe these photos were of some dudes mistress or this girl's just a hooker. so i found myself staring at these photos for more then just tits and i also loved that fact that everyone was so normal. some girls were big, some had little boobies, some had no ass, some were super skinny, some were moms and being a normal guy i'm alway curious on what women look like naked and most woman aren't porn stars so when i started taking photos again i've been taking photos of just about whoever will let me. it's super funny though, i opened the door wide open for anyone to walk through and most of the girls have been these gorgeous models and i've found lot of what people have been referring to as the more interesting women on myspace and shit. so at this point where i've shot so many nudes, i've got my system down. i never ask people to pose. i just ask them questions about their lives and after someone's been naked for an hour, talking about their job or their boyfriend(s) or the fact that they're insecure about their body and posing nude empowers them-i think magic happens. so when i'm saying i want to create a "porn type" book, i really do want it to be a porn type book, but my type of porn. everyday people and i also think i found some couples who feel comfortable with me shooting them having sex, but still for whatever reason if you're shooting photos that are deficient in taste, but with an old rolleiflex with black and white film it magically suggests "art work". so i've been searching for the perfect blend of making my mom proud and disgusted, but being 1000% kevin hayes.
a bloody steak from peter lugers and a few 40's.
women, my folks, rod serling, richard pryor, alfred lion, francis wolff, norman lear, robin harris, william eggleston, thelonious monk..
i fuck with both.
i don't have a routine. i just always have my camera around my neck and i'm always shooting. i have found that drinking helps me. i think the more careless i am the better i work.
as for music jon brion is my number one without a doubt. largo was my "cheers" for quite a few years of my life.. hank williams, cole porter, duke ellington, the new birth, galt macdermot.. any and every early blue note record is just about flawless. but my favorite type of music is 90's rap. i think it was chris rock who said something along the lines of "whatever kind of music you were listening to around the time you started getting laid is going to be your favorite music" so yeah, it doesn't get too much better then shit like junior mafia to me.
photography and i doing some work with my family as well.
all i do is just day dream of what i'd want to look at then find ways to connect the dots. but as for right now i'm getting hired for jobs then i'm finding myself in really strange situation because of them.. like, i'm writing this after a 12 hour drive from iowa to denver because i'm on tour with a band called 'dawes' right now and i shot a bunch all day. it's really just if a photo raises it's hand i'll take it.
i always have a canon ae-1 around my neck and i've also been shooting with an old canon rebel my mom bought me quite a bit cause she always asks me if i like/use the camera she bought me and i'd feel like a dick if i didn't use it. also an old rolleiflex and a ton of point and shoots. i've been shooting with so many different camera because like i said before drinking helps, but cameras are fragile so you can do the math.
i guess having nothing to really hold me back. i've always had a girlfriend and a place in LA (my home town) with all my old friends around or i was playing in a band or felt the need to be close to my mom and dad. so now i've got a place to stay in LA and NY and i'm not playing in a band and i'm single for the first time in a while so i guess i'm just at a point in my life where i'm not considering another's feelings before i make a decision and i'm pretty stoked about it.
i would watch the movie 'blank check' again and try to buy everything "Mr. Macintosh" bought in the movie. i don't think a million would get me too far down that list though.
hanging out with alex pardee.
What do you love most about where you live?
knowing i can travel to the other side of the state and i've also got a place.
i'm been having this conversation TOO FUCKING MUCH LATELY.. but 2pac or biggie. i'm from los angeles so i've got a soft spot for 2pac and i'm not saying i've got a soft spot just cause i'm from LA homeboy is fucking GREAT. 2pac i my favorite, but biggie is just a better rapper. the only argument about 2pac being better that i'll even listen to is the fact that his catalog is unreal in the rap game. like if you were to listen to '2pacalypse now' and go through every record after, each one gets better and i don't really think that's ever happened with another a solo artist in rap. it seems like lots of rappers come out the gate with real heat then fall off then they come back for a minute then fall off again. 2pac has what looks like the best rap "career" in my opinion, but biggie is just better to me. he just came out strong as fuck and ended strong as fuck and also had songs like 'juicy' that are as pop as rap can get, but still hood at the same time and i don't think 2pac's had a song like that. he had hella hood songs, but nothing as easily digestible as 'juicy' OR 'big poppa'.. those are fucking wedding jam by this point. and all the people he was ghost writing for were the shit.. i don't know you just said to "rant and rave about something" and i honestly had this conversation for the millionth time in fucking iowa with a bunch of really rad strangers last night.. so yeah, 2pac's my favorite, but i think biggie's a better rapper.
i believe am going to have some upcoming shows, but they're all in the works and nothing is finalized so who knows.. but i am working on a portrait series of lots of my favorite people as well as a "porn type" book. it's not going to be porn, but i'm talking nudes that i believe can find a nice home in a gallery, but at the same time if some 13 year old got a hold of it, he's going to have to hide it under his bed.
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Mooresville, NC (March 29, 2013) – Given the level of competition in NASCAR's top two series', it sometimes is a rarity for a driver to visit Victory Lane. Casey Mears has done it in both series and while his career has been blanketed with success, Mears has also met with frustration when his tenure at Ganassi Racing, Hendrick Motorsports and Richard Childress Racing was cut short when the teams found themselves amid transition and change.
Fortunately for the Bakersfield, CA, native, he met team owner Bob Germain in 2010, a Florida auto dealer who has two NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championships and was the new owner of a fledgling NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team that, at the time, was struggling to even make races. Mears was reeling from being out at a top NASCAR team, while Germain was figuring out how to build one. It would appear as though it was a match made in heaven… and it has been.
Since Mears and Germain united, the program has experienced significant growth each year and longtime sponsor GEICO has fully bought in. Recently, just prior to the 2013 Daytona 500, the insurance giant announced they would now be on-board full-time on the #13 Germain Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series entry for the next two seasons. Seemingly experiencing a surge of energy from the welcomed news, Germain Racing and Mears have shot out of the gate in 2013 and recorded Top 15 finishes in three of the first five races, including three in the last four weeks. Only incidental contact in Daytona where Mears' #13 GECO Ford Fusion was hit unexpectedly on lap 33, and a heavy vibration in Las Vegas that sent him scrambling for pit road on lap 109, has hindered the team's progress. If Mears was seeking redemption, it would appear as though he's found it.
"I've been fortunate in my career to drive for some big teams and I learned a lot from those experiences and the great people I was surrounded by," Mears said. "The situation at Germain is different because it's a small team and I am included in every conversation and I appreciate the opportunity to have input on a daily basis. It's like a family and we've been able to have continuity with our personnel since I've been here and that accounts for a lot when it comes to problem solving and becoming more competitive. We have a great group of people and they give 100% and put it all out there. I can't thank GEICO, Ford and Bob Germain (team owner) enough for their belief and support of this team. I'm very excited about our program and the obvious progress we've made."
To Mears point, the Germain team opted to test this week rather than enjoy an off-week that would have otherwise offered rest and relaxation. Mears and his GEICO team were the only NASCAR folks present when they tested 'Little Rock' on Wednesday in preparation for Martinsville.
While team owner Bob Germain sits comfortably with two NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championships, it's his current venture that is causing him excitement.
"We're just a single car team that is working hard to get ahead in a series comprised of the best racecar drivers and teams in the world," Germain said. "I love owning a team that has people with great character, passion and commitment. I don't have to watch over these guys because they want to go to work, they want to be better and they fully commit to making it happen. Casey and the guys on the team really feed off of each other and I think we're seeing how familial this team is and how strong our relationships are." He continued, "We've enjoyed our relationship with Ford and they've been of great assistance in helping us get better. Our sponsor GEICO has been a great partner and it's been fun to grow together and elevate the program one milestone at a time. It's a dream come true to be competing at the Sprint Cup Series level and I'm fully committed to doing whatever it takes to continue our upward trajectory with GEICO by our side."
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April 13-14, 2013
Scandinavia House
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New York City, NY 10016
Saturday, April 13, 2013:
Mother May I? Women and Words Since Betty Friedan with Eunice Scarfe
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
After Betty Friedan, women were able to articulate their position in society more clearly. Whether you bought your copy in 1963, inherited your mother's copy or have never read a copy, the publication of The Feminine Mystique 50 years ago marked a turning point: before Friedan, after Friedan.
This seminar invites you to identify and write the 'turning points' in your own life. We'll start the day with questions only you can answer and we'll take time to write our responses, working in solitude but not alone. During the day, we'll listen to your words as well as learn from women whose published memoirs have painted a portrait of women's lives 'in our time'. The portrait isn't finished until you've written your version. Your story is essential! Come and add your voice.
Bio: As the owner of Saga Seminars (www.sagaseminars.com), Eunice Scarfe has taught women writers since finishing graduate work at the U of Chicago and the U of Alberta. She is an award-winning short story writer (winner of Short Fiction prizes from UBC's Prism International and the U of Alaska) and her fiction has been published widely in anthologies and literary magazines such as Best Stories in Canada and the Malahat Review. Her writing has been supported by grants from Canada Council as well as by residencies at Chateau Lavigny and the Banff Centre. She helped design the first Women and Words Summer Writing Program at the U of Alberta, now celebrating its 20th year. Eunice has taught for the International Women's Writing Guild since 1995 and has great respect for women whose creativity requires a writing life. She lives on Vancouver Island in Victoria BC, once again in sight of the Olympic Mountains that frame the city of Seattle where she grew up.
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(FREE) Author Book Fair
9 am - 10 am
Dr. Barbara Stevens Barnum, Mystic Encounters: The Door Ajar (Spirituality)
Suzi Banks Baum, An Anthology of Babes: Thirty-six Women Give Motherhood a Voice (Women's Issues)
Elizabeth Benedict, What My Mother Gave Me: Thirty-one Women on the Gifts That Mattered Most (Anthology, Memoir)
Susan Cummings, Adventures of a One-Breasted Woman: Reclaiming My Moxie After Cancer (Memoir)
Sandra Cuza, The Art of Brazilian Cooking (Nonfiction/Cookbook)
Jan Lisa Huttner, Penny's Picks: 50 Movies by Women Filmmakers (Nonfiction/Film Criticism/Feminism)
Judy L. Mandel, Replacement Child (Memoir)
Elaine Mellon, unREAL Education: Beyond Report Cards (Education/Special Ed/Learning Disabilities/Dyslexia)
Mona Rodriguez, Forty Years in a Day (Historical Fiction)
Natalie H. Rogers, The New Talkpower: The Mind-Body Way to Speak Without Fear (Business and Personal Development)
Deborah J. Taranto, The Land of Crystals (Historical Fantasy)
Rosalyn Will, Chrysalis, A Memoir: My Life Beyond the Cage of Scoliosis (Memoir)
Morning session: Righting Your Life by Writing Your Life with Amy Ferris
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Our stories: the ones we want to take out from the back of the drawer, and shake open. Air them out. Give them some fresh, clean air. The ones we keep buried. Hidden. The ones that keep us small. Afraid. The stories we dare to tell. The A to Z of toxicity. Those stories need to be told. Shared. Claimed. Because truthfully, once shared, they will fill us with grand courage and power. Once released they will fill others with great hope and encouragement.
Stories, the ones that break open another person's heart because we shared them.
Our truth.
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Our lives.
We instill courage and hope in others when we share our words. And the hardest words to write, tell, share are the ones that release us from shame, self-doubt and guilt.
Isn't it time we right/write our own lives?
Bio: Amy Ferris is an author, editor, screenwriter and playwright. Her memoir, Marrying George Clooney, Confessions From a Midlife Crisis (Seal Press) is off-broadway bound. She has contributed to numerous anthologies,He Said What, The Buddha Next Door, The Drinking Diaries, and Exit Laughing. She has written everything from YA novels, a greater goode, to movies/films: FUNNY VALENTINES, MR. WONDERFUL. She co-created and co-edited the first ever "all women's issue" of Living Buddhism magazine. She was both an editor, and contributing writer at the (monthly) magazinesUrban Refugee, and Milford Magazine. She serves on the Executive Board of Directors at The Pages & Places Literary Festival, Peters Valley Arts, Education and Craft Center, and on the Advisory Board of The Women's Media Center. She is on faculty at The San Miguel de Allende Writers Festival where she teaches Memoir writing. She is a "visiting" teacher at the UCLA Writers Workshop (extension). She contributes regularly to iPinion Syndicate. Her number one goal, desire, dream: THAT ALL WOMEN AWAKEN TO THEIR GREATNESS, THEIR BEAUTY, and THEIR POWER. Amy is delighted, over the moon delighted, to be co-editing THE SHAME PROM with Holly Dexter.
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Janet Rosen, Sheree Bykofsky Associates, Inc. http://shereebee.com/
Rita Rosenkranz, Rita Rosenkranz Literary Agency http://www.
Regina Ryan, Regina Ryan Publishing Enterprises, Inc. http://www.reginaryanbooks.
Katharine Sands, Sarah Jane Freymann Literary Agency http://www.sarahjanefreymann.com/
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Feds give banks the nod to do business with marijuana sellers
Newscast Media WASHINGTON—The United States federal government has paved the
way for banks to do business with drug dealers who specialize in selling marijuana by
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), in coordination with the U.S.
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ok, I start my story off like this; Before a few weeks ago, my PS3 and PSP were hooked up to my internet using a wireless connection. However, our second family computer's internet was not working. So my uncle who works for IBM set up our computer, now it works, and after reconfiguring my connections, my PS3 works, but not my PSP.
I've tried multiple connections with different settings, using easy, and custom settings, I've entered the info from both my PS3 and the router and I get this error message saying, the system could not connect to the access point.
After checking sony's troubleshooting section, the only thing that really came up was, turn off power save, Which I will try.
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I would suggest asking your uncle to fix it properly next time nah but seriously, just ask him what he did to fix it before and tell him your situation...
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Proteolytic enzyme (Protease)The term "proteolytic" refers to all enzymes that digest protein. Other classes of enzymes include Amylase a digestive enzyme that breaks down carbohydrates and Lipase a digestive enzyme that breaks down fat during the digestive process. Each of these help in the digestion of food which in turn helps with absorption of those essential nutrients in the diet. In the body, proteolytic digestive enzymes are produced in the pancreas, but supplemental forms of enzymes may come from fungal or bacterial sources, extraction from the pancreas of livestock animals (trypsin/chymotrypsin) or extraction from plants (such as papain from the papaya and Bromelain from pineapples). The primary uses of proteolytic enzymes in dietary supplements are used as digestive enzymes, anti-inflammatory agents and pain relievers.
There are a number of clinical trials showing the benefit of using oral proteolytic enzymes as a digestive aid. Proteolytic enzymes are also theorized to help reduce symptoms of food allergies and as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases.
Perhaps the strongest evidence for benefits of proteolytic enzyme supplements come from numerous European studies showing various enzyme blends to be effective in accelerating recovery from exercise and injury in sportsmen as well as tissue repair in patients following surgery. In one study of footballers suffering from ankle injuries, proteolytic enzyme supplements accelerated healing and got players back on the field about 50% faster than athletes assigned to receive a placebo tablet(1). A handful of other small trials in athletes have shown enzymes can help reduce inflammation, speed healing of bruises and other tissue injuries (including fractures) and reduce overall recovery time when compared to athletes taking a placebo(2-8). In patients recovering from facial and various reconstructive surgeries, treatment with proteolytic enzymes significantly reduced swelling, bruising and stiffness compared to placebo groups (9-11).
SerrapeptaseSerrapeptase, also known as Serratia peptidase, is a proteolytic enzyme isolated from the non-pathogenic enterobacteria Serratia E15. The enzyme is found naturally in the intestine of the silkworm, which is used by the silkworm to dissolve the cocoon and emerge as a moth. When consumed in unprotected tablets or capsules, the enzyme is destroyed by acid in the stomach. However, when enterically coated the enzyme passes through the stomach unchanged, and can be absorbed in the intestine.
It has many clinical uses including:
as an anti-inflammatory agent (particularly for post traumatic swelling)
for Fibrocystic breast disease
for Bronchitis (Serrapeptase loosens and expels mucous)
Serrapeptase digests dead tissue, blood clots, cysts, and arterial plaque. The late German physician Dr. Hans Nieper, used serrapeptase to treat arterial blockage in his coronary patients. Clinical studies show that serrapeptase induces fibrinolytic, anti-inflammatory and anti-edemic (prevents swelling and fluid retention) activity in a number of tissues, and that its anti-inflammatory effects are superior to other proteolytic enzymes(12). Besides reducing inflammation, one of serrapeptase's most profound benefits is reduction of pain, due to its ability to block the release of pain-inducing amines from inflamed tissues(13) Physicians throughout Europe and Asia have recognized the anti-inflammatory and pain-blocking benefits of this naturally occurring substance and are using it in treatment as an alternative to salicylates, ibuprofen, and other NSAIDs(14).
Bromelain & Papain Both Bromelain and Papain are plant derived proteolytic enzymes. Bromelain, also known as bromelin, is a protein-digesting enzyme extracted from the flesh and stem of the pineapple plant, Ananas comosus. Papain, is a proteolytic enzyme isolated from the papaya plant, Carica papaya. Bromelain is most notable for its effectiveness in the reduction of inflammation and decreasing swelling, but the scope of its benefits continues to increase. As a natural anti-inflammatory enzyme, bromelain has many uses. Arthritis patients may reduce the swelling that causes joint pain by taking bromelain. Bromelain may also be helpful for the pain, numbness, tingling, aching, and loss of motor and sensory function in the fingers resulting from carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) (15,16). Prevention of the adhesiveness of platelets to endothelial cell walls was accomplished with 0.1 mcg/ml of Bromelian(16a). Thus the benefit of bromelain occurs over a broad range of doses, and even small amounts may be beneficial to anyone at risk to thrombotic heart attack or stroke. Papain has been shown to be effective in preventing burn wound infection and helping remove dead cells(17). Papain is also used for the following: Defibrinating wounds in hospitals Preventing cornea scar deformation Used in treatments of jellyfish and insect stings To treat edemas, inflammatory processes, and in the acceleration of wound healing In low doses as an indigestion medicine
Papain has been used to treat ulcers, dissolve membranes in diphtheria and reduce swelling, fever and adhesions after surgery.
AmlaAlso known as Indian gooseberry (Emblica officinalis) is the richest source of Vitamin C. It also contains tannic acid, glucose, protein, cellulose and Calcium. Amla is useful for stomach problems, it is antipyretic, hair tonic and nerve brain tonic. It's also useful in anemia, hyperacidity and in gynecological problems and epistaxis. Amla is considered to have restorative and preventive properties.
RutinIs one of the many existing Flavonoids. Flavonoids are a class of water-soluble plant pigments. Flavonoids support health by strengthening capillaries and other connective tissue, and some function as anti-inflammatory, antihistaminic, and antiviral agents. Rutin and several other flavonoids may also protect blood vessels. Rutin was shown to stimulate wound healing in rats and augment the tensile strength of scar tissue significantly(18).
1. Buck JE, Phillips N. Trial of Chymoral in professional footballers. Br J Clin Pract.1970 Sep;24(9):375-7.
2. Craig RP. The quantitative evaluation of the use of oral proteolytic enzymes in the treatment of sprained ankles. Injury. 1975 May;6(4):313-6.
3. Fisher JD, Weeks RL, Curry WM, Hrinda ME, Rosen LL. Effects of an oral enzyme preparation, Chymoral, upon serum proteins associated with injury (acute phase reactants) in man. J Med. 1974;5(5):258-73.
4. France LH. Treatment of injuries with orally administered Varidase as compared to Chymoral and Tanderil. Praxis. 1968 May 14;57(19):683-5.
5. Gal P, Tecl F, Skotakova J, Mach V. Systemic enzyme therapy in the treatment of supracondylar fractures of the humerus in children. Rozhl Chir. 1998 Dec;77(12):574-6.
6. Hingorani K. Oral enzyme therapy in severe back pain. Br J Clin Pract. 1968 May 5;22(5):209-10.
7. Rathgeber WF. The use of proteolytic enzymes (chymoral) in sporting injuries. S Afr Med J. 1971 Feb 13;45(7):181-3.
8. Schwinger O. Results of oral enzyme therapy in wounds of muscles, tendons and bones after accidents. Wien Med Wochenschr. 1970 Sep 5;120(36):603-5.
9. Duskova M, Wald M. Orally administered proteases in aesthetic surgery. Aesthetic Plast Surg. 1999 Jan-Feb;23(1):41-4.
10. Hoernecke R, Doenicke A. Perioperative enzyme therapy. A significant supplement to postoperative pain therapy? Anaesthesist. 1993 Dec;42(12):856-61.
11. Lie KK, Larsen RD, Posch JL. Therapeutic value of oral proteolytic enzymes following hand surgery. Arch Surg. 1969 Jan;98(1):103-4.
12. Mazzone A, Catalani M, Costanzo M, Drusian A, Mandoli A, Russo S, Guarini E, Vesperini G. Evaluation of Serratia peptidase in acute or chronic inflammation of otorhinolaryngology pathology: a multicentre, double-blind, randomized trial versus placebo. J Int Med Res. 1990; 18(5):379-88.
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Posted 11 January 2009 - 01:25 AM
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Posted 11 January 2009 - 02:26 AM
Reminds me of HR Giger works. Just missing a naked lady attached to the machinery somewhere.
Posted 11 January 2009 - 07:40 AM
Others to come?
(also...could you check your pm box I sent you a message a while ago)
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Posted 11 January 2009 - 10:48 AM
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Posted 11 January 2009 - 12:08 PM
artman, i have not received a PM. Maybe something went wrong with sending? I certainly hope that is not the last voxel doodle
Posted 11 January 2009 - 03:35 PM
If is VOXEL based and made in 3DCoat ... how do you do the selections to add surfacing properties
such as color, specularity, etc .... after the fact.
Please give us more details on the whens and hows of your workflow.
We want to try it.
Posted 11 January 2009 - 05:15 PM
hmm...strange.Maybe I'm not allowed to send pms.
thank you
artman, i have not received a PM. Maybe something went wrong with sending? I certainly hope that is not the last voxel doodle
I was just asking if you would allow me to use one of your zb shaders in 3DC
some are looking very nice in 3DCoat.
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Posted 11 January 2009 - 09:57 PM
ggaliens, the mesh is from 3dcoat, directly exported as object. In Zbrush you can drop a model to the canvas and just paint your materials over it. Very fast and flexible, this is quite unique to Zbrush.
Posted 12 January 2009 - 07:40 PM
interesting layout you have ??? Else some painting efforts would be redundent,
right ??? I guess you did that cloning in ZBrush after painting one instance ???
Sorry ... I'm very cuirous. I don't have Zbrush.
Posted 12 January 2009 - 09:51 PM
Posted 17 January 2009 - 03:58 AM
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Posted 19 January 2009 - 11:19 PM
the wall spline object i used :
Splines.zip 1.7MB 188 downloads
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Posted 20 January 2009 - 04:45 AM
I also like the fun blue creature
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Posted 20 January 2009 - 08:10 AM
Frequently asked questions
Brushing improvements thread
Posted 20 January 2009 - 09:24 PM
Thank you for the spline obs you posted.
Posted 06 February 2009 - 04:50 AM
Andrew, thank you!
artman, thank you! I was just trying out the wall spline and got drawn away
Im trying to do some workflow tests with Zbrush and XSI. For anyone interested i will summarize the steps and issues found in the process.
As a start I did a voxel sculpt with the tools supplied in the latest alpha v54.
Lessons learnt:
1) Try to keep different objects on their own layers with individual resolution settings. I made different layers for the eyes, horns, teeth and so on.
2) I tried to capture the overall form but no small details. This should faciliate the retopo. This will be the next step.
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Posted 06 February 2009 - 01:15 PM
I also found that its wise to keep seperate object layers, for my winnie the pooh I had eyes on one layer and shirt on another and arm and leg on their own layers too
Posted 06 February 2009 - 11:22 PM
I had full success quadrangulating all parts and reprojecting the voxel details onto it. I used quadrangulate standard settings (1 mio poly/ smooth:15). I had projection issues in 3dcoat with thin or complicated meshes (exploding verts/projection against internal parts). Im not sure if the problem is the projection or the autoUVs. However if I just export both low poly and raw voxel mesh I can do projection in Zbrush, which is painless. In fact it works like a charm in Zbrush, you just need to append the high poly mesh as subtool to the low poly one. Then subdivide the low poly and hit project all subtools et voila!
With more simple meshes its even faster, you can do quick UVs in 3DC or outside and merge to scene. Then export a high poly version and reconstruct subdivision in Zbrush, so you get the multiple subdivision levels back down to the quadrangulation level.
Ergo: Very convincing and fast transfer of voxel meshes (including multiple SD levels) to Zbrush is possbile. You only need to keep in mind to use different voxel layers for different voxel objects.
I have attached the lowest and highest Zbrush SD level as an image to illustrate things:
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You can print almost anything with Windows: documents, pictures, webpages, or e‑mail.
This article is designed to introduce new computer users to common printers and the basics of printing in Windows.
Printers you encounter on store shelves are usually grouped into three categories. These are the most common types of printers sold for home or office. Each technology has pros and cons.
DPI, or dots per inch, is a measure of a printer's resolution. DPI determines how crisp and detailed your document or picture will appear. It's an important consideration when buying a new printer.
Inkjet printers squirt small dots of ink onto the page to reproduce text and images. Inkjets are popular because they're relatively inexpensive. There are also many models to choose from, including ones designed specifically for printing color photos.
The downside? Inkjet printers are often slower (measured in pages-per-minute) than laser printers and require regular ink cartridge changes.
Laser printers use toner—a fine, powdery substance—to reproduce text and graphics. They can print in black and white or color, although color models are usually pricier. A laser printer that prints only in black and white is sometimes called a monochrome printer.
Laser printers typically have bigger paper trays than inkjet printers, so you don't need to add paper as often. They also print faster (more pages per minute) than most inkjets. In addition, a laser printer's toner cartridge generally lasts longer. Depending on how much printing you do, you might recover the extra cost of a laser printer.
One of the fastest-growing categories of printers are all-in-one (AIO) printers, also sometimes called multifunction (MFP) printers. As the name implies, these are devices that do everything: they can print, scan photos, make photocopies, and even send faxes.
What's the difference between AIOs and MFPs? Often nothing, although some devices sold as multifunction printers are larger and designed more for office use.
Either way, the main selling point of all-in-one and multifunction models is convenience. What used to take three machines now requires one. Another bonus: Some features—photocopying, for example—don't require a connection to a computer.
Printers are designed to connect to a computer running Windows in different ways, depending on the model and whether you're using it at home or work.
Here are the most common connections you'll encounter:
These devices connect using a cable and a port on the computer.
Most home printers have a universal serial bus (USB) connector, although some older models might connect to the parallel or serial ports. On a typical PC, the parallel port is often marked "LPT1" or with a tiny printer-shaped icon.
When you plug in a USB printer, Windows automatically attempts to identify it and install the software (called a driver) needed to make it work with your PC.
Windows is designed to automatically recognize hundreds of printers. However, you should always consult the instructions that came with your printer; with some printers, you'll need to install the manufacturer's software before you plug it in.
If your printer is older or doesn't use USB, you might have to install it manually. For instructions, see Install a printer.
A wireless printer connects to a computer using radio waves by using either Bluetooth or Wi‑Fi technology.
To connect a Bluetooth printer, you might need to need to add a Bluetooth adapter to your computer. Most Bluetooth adapters plug into a USB port.
When you plug in the adapter and turn on the Bluetooth printer, Windows will try to install it automatically, or prompt you to install it. If Windows can't detect the printer, you can add it manually.
A Wi‑Fi printer typically connects directly to a wireless network as a stand-alone device. To learn more, see Install a printer on a home network.
A printer that connects directly to a PC is called a local printer. One that connects directly to a network as a stand-alone device is called, perhaps not surprisingly, a network printer.
Network printers are most often found at the office—although that's quickly changing. A growing number of printer companies now make models with networking capability for the home. These printers typically connect to a network with an Ethernet cable or wireless technologies such sa Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth.
To learn more about connecting to a network printer at home or the office, see Install a printer
and Install a printer on a home network.
For information about sharing your local printer with others, see Share a printer.
Windows offers multiple ways to print. The method you choose depends on what you're trying to print. Here's a list of common printing tasks and articles on how to print them.
Print a document or e‑mail. See Print a document or file.
Print your photos. See Print a picture.
Print the computer screen. See Take a screen capture (print your screen).
Double-sided or single-sided. Monochrome or color. Landscape or portrait orientation. These are just some of the choices you'll have to make when you print.
Most options are located in the Print dialog box, which you can access from the File menu in most programs.
What options you have available—and how you select them in Windows—depend on the printer model and program you're using. For specifics, check the documentation that came with your printer or software application. (To access some options, you might need to click a "Preferences," "Properties," or "Advanced Options" link or button within the Print dialog box.)
Here are the most common print options you'll encounter and what they mean:
Printer selection. The list of available printers. Sometimes you can also choose to send documents as a fax, or save them as an XPS document. (See Print to the Microsoft XPS Document Writer.)
Page range. Use commas or hyphens to select specific pages or a range of pages. For example, typing 1, 4, 20-23 prints pages 1, 4, 20, 21, 22, and 23.
The Selection option prints only the selected text or graphics in a document. Current Page prints only the currently displayed page.
Number of copies. Print more than one copy of a document, picture, or file. Select the Collate check box to print a document in its entirety before moving to the next copy.
Page orientation. Also called page layout. Choose between a tall page (Portrait) or wide page (Landscape).
Paper size. Select different size paper.
Output or paper source. Also called output destination or paper tray. Choose a paper tray to use—handy especially if you load each tray with different sizes of paper.
Double-sided printing. Also called duplex or two-sided printing. Choose this to print on both sides of a sheet.
Print color. Choose between black-and-white and color prints.
When you print something, it goes to the print queue, where you can view, pause, or cancel printing, and carry out other management tasks. The print queue shows you what's printing or waiting to print. It also displays handy information such as print status, who's printing what, and how many pages remain.
For instructions and more information, see View, pause, or cancel printing.
As with any technology, sometimes printers don't always do what you expect. If your model doesn't work when you plug it into your PC, or your printed pages start to look faded or funny, you'll have to figure out what's wrong.
Solving the problem might be as simple as replacing the toner cartridge. Other times, you might have to download and install a new driver.
Either way, the best source for assistance is the manual that came with your printer or the manufacturer's website. For more information, see Find and install printer drivers for Windows 7 and Why can't I print?
You can print almost any document, picture, webpage, or file that you can view on your computer. If you're new to printing, this article can help you understand printer types, how to connect a printer to your computer, and common print options.
Printers are categorized by the way that they reproduce text and graphics on paper. Each type of printer offers different advantages.
Inkjet printers print by placing small dots of ink on a page to reproduce text or graphics. Inkjet printers can print in color or black ink. Although ink cartridges must be periodically replaced, inkjet printers are often purchased for home use because they can be relatively inexpensive. Some inkjet printers can reproduce high-quality pictures and detailed graphics.
Laser printers use toner, which is a fine, powdery substance, to reproduce text and graphics on paper. Laser printers can print in color or black ink, although color laser printers are usually more expensive. A laser printer that can print using only black ink is sometimes referred to as a monochrome printer.
Laser printers typically have high–capacity paper trays, so you don't need to add paper as often as you would for an inkjet printer. They also can print more pages per minute than most inkjet printers and can print more pages per cartridge. If you print in large volumes, this means that a laser printer can cost less for each page that you print.
Inkjet or laser printers that also allow you to fax, photocopy, or scan documents are referred to as multifunction printers. A single multifunction printer can more convenient to connect to your computer than multiple devices. You might also be able to use some features of a multifunction printer without turning on your computer.
Some printers allow you to print without using your computer—for example, to print photos directly from a digital camera's memory card. However, connecting a printer to your computer allows you to print documents, files, pictures, webpages, and more. For more information about how to connect a printer, see Add or remove a printer.
When you add a printer, Windows will automatically install the software that allows it to work with your computer. You can add a printer using either a wired or wireless connection.
DPI, or dots per inch, is a measure of a printer's resolution. DPI determines how clear and detailed your print results will be compared to what you see on the screen.
A wired printer is any printer that connects to a computer using a cable and a port on the computer. Most printers use a universal serial bus (USB) cable. When you connect a wired printer to your computer and power it on, Windows will automatically try to install the printer for you. If Windows can't detect the printer, you can find and add the printer manually.
A wireless printer is any printer that connects to a computer using either Bluetooth or another wireless technology, such as 802.11a, 802.11b, or 802.11g.
Bluetooth technology uses radio transmissions to enable a printer to communicate with your computer over a short distance. To connect a Bluetooth printer, you need to add a Bluetooth adapter to your computer. Most Bluetooth adapters plug into a USB port on your computer. When you plug in the adapter and turn on the Bluetooth printer, Windows will try to install it automatically, or prompt you to install it. If Windows can't detect the printer, you can find and add it manually.
To connect a printer using a wireless technology other than Bluetooth, both your computer and the printer must first be connected to a wireless network. Check the information that came with your printer to see if it has a wireless network adapter. If not, you need to add one before you can connect the printer to your wireless network. To prevent interference between a wireless printer and your computer, try not to locate cordless phones or other wireless appliances near the printer. For more information, see Wireless networking: frequently asked questions.
To find out if your printer or a printer you plan to buy is compatible with Windows Vista, go to the Windows Vista Compatibility Center website. This website contains a comprehensive list of printers and other hardware devices that have been tested to work with Windows Vista.
After you've added a printer, it's a good idea to print a test page to make sure that the printer is working correctly. A test page prints sample text and graphics in color or in black and white, depending on what type of printer you're using. It might also print information about the printer, such as the printer driver name and version, that can help you troubleshoot problems if the printer is not working correctly. For more information, see these topics:
Print a test page
Troubleshoot printer problems
Check ink levels on a printer
If you add one printer only, it becomes your default printer. This means the printer will be selected automatically when you print a document or file. If you add more than one printer, you can choose which printer to use by default. Choose the printer that you will use most often. See Change your default printer.
The quickest way to print a document or file is to print using Windows. You don't need to open the file, choose print options, or change printer settings. Windows will print the document to your default printer.
Open Documents by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Documents.
Locate the file that you want to print.
Right-click the file, and then click Print. Windows will print it using your default printer settings.
To print using a program, open the document, picture, or file that you want to print. After you open the document in a program, you can choose print options.
Most print options are located in the Print dialog box, which you can access from the File menu in a program. The options that are available to you will depend on the program and the printer that you're using. To access some options, you might need to click a "Preferences," "Properties," or "Advanced Options" link or button within the Print dialog box.
Common print options for a program include:
Printer selection. Allows you to choose a printer from a list of printers that are connected to your computer.
Page range. Allows you to print specific pages or sections of a document. To select individual pages or a sequence (range) of pages, you can typically type the page numbers separated by commas or hyphens. For example, if you type 1,4,5-7, only pages 1 and 4, and then pages 5 through 7, will be printed.
The Selection option allows you to print only the text or graphics that you have selected in the document. The Current Page option allows you to print only the currently displayed page.
Number of copies and Collate. Allows you to print more than one copy of a document, picture, or file at a time. Use the collate option to print all pages in a document at once, in order, before printing more copies of the document.
Page orientation. Also referred to as the paper layout, this option allows you to print content as a tall page (Portrait) or wide page (Landscape).
Paper size. If your printer can print on more than one size of paper, this option allows you to select the paper size that you have loaded in the printer.
Output or paper source. Also referred to as output destination or paper tray, this option allows you to specify which paper tray the printer should use. That way, you can load and store different paper sizes in each tray.
Double-sided printing. Also referred to as duplex or two-sided printing, this option allows you to print on both sides of a sheet of paper. This option is only available if your printer supports it.
Print in color or black in. This option is only available if your printer supports it.
To see what the print copy will look like before you print it, open the document in a program that offers a print preview. Print preview is typically located on the File menu for a program. You should be able to preview each page of the document. In some programs, you can choose print options in the preview mode, and then print directly from the preview. In other programs, you might have to close the preview, change the document or your printer settings, and then print it.
If you preview or print a document and it doesn't look the way you intended, you might need to edit the document or change your print options. For example, if only part of your document fits on the printed page, you might need to reduce the font size, decrease the margins, or change the page layout, and then try printing it again.
When you send a document or any other type of file to a printer, it becomes a print job. Some printers have a screen that will display a warning if a problem such as low ink or a paper jam occurs. Many printers display a message in the notification area on your computer. To troubleshoot problems, you can review any information displayed on your printer screen, refer to the information that came with the printer, or go to the printer manufacturer's website.
Using Windows, you can view the print queue to keep track of your print jobs. The print queue displays information about documents that are waiting to print, such as the printing status, document owner, and number of pages to print. You can use the print queue to view, pause, resume, restart, and cancel print jobs.
Open Printers by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Hardware and Sound, and then clicking Printers.
To open the print queue, double-click the printer that you're using.
For more information about managing print jobs, see Pause or resume printing and Cancel printing.
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PLINQ provides support for Parallel programming and is closely related to the Task Parallel Library. In very simple words, PLINQ enables a query to automatically take advantage of multiple processors.
In my 50 LINQ Examples, Tips and How To's article, a www.dotnetcurry.com reader Mike Long commented that he wanted to see a simple example of transforming a LINQ query to PLINQ. In this short article, I will demonstrate the same.
Let us first compare these 2 pieces of code:
Sequential LINQ
Parallel LINQ
In the query above, we first use Enumerable.Range method to generate a sequence of large integral numbers within a specified range. We then select and print numbers divisible by 1234567. We print the time elapsed using the Stopwatch class.
In the second query, as you can observe, it so easy to create a Parallel query. All we have to do is simply call AsParallel( ) on the data source i.e. on 'rng' and a sequential LINQ query is transformed into a parallel PLINQ query. This enables parallel operations on the data. Internally the data source is partitioned and the query operates on each partition in parallel. In case parallelization is not possible, the query is executed sequentially.
Tip: You can print the Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId and observe the differences between the output. The ThreadID in case of parallel execution will be different.
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Bogota, Colombia (Sports Network) - Former world No. 1 Jelena Jankovic was
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Waterloo, IL, (KSDK)-- The family of a Waterloo, Illinois man who died outside Busch Stadium on Saturday is still in shock.
They describe Al Goodman, 58, as loving, caring and very friendly. They say he was a devout St. Louis Cardinals fan who never missed a game.
On Saturday, he was celebrating the Cardinals' win with his brother Kenny and hundreds of other fans at Kilroy's Sports Bar when it started raining. The two took cover in a nearby tent. A short time later the tent lifted off the ground and came crashing back down. Goodman died, more than 100 others were hurt.
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We have registered our domain and have our email accounts on the hosting service provider's email server. The features provided by that service are limited.
I want to run my own instance of Zimbra at home, and use the different features of Zimbra. I want to sync the emails on the hosting service with my Zimbra instance. Is there a way to do that? i.e., can I pop mail into Zimbra?