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"I never paint dreams, I painted my own reality, I paint whatever passes through my mind without any other consideration." This quote by Frida Kahlo not only explains her paintings but the passion of her culture in the 1900's. For the first and only time in 2013, "Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics, and Painting," will be exhibiting key paintings by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. These rare paintings tell the story of an artist during a troubling time of the Mexican Revolution and an inspiring time of the Mexican Renaissance. Frida and Diego's art shows true passion for their country and cultural traditions of the lower class. Frida's culture focused paintings gives insight to her personal beliefs and the passion of keeping the Mexican culture during the Mexican Revolution.
This exhibition will feature February 14, 2013 – May 12, 2013 only at the High Museum of Art and this will be the only exhibition in the United States. The exhibition features many paintings drawn from Mexico's Dolores Olmedo collection as well as Jazques and Natasha Gelman collection of Mexican Art. If you are looking to be surrounded by culture in one of Mexico's renowned painters in the 20th century, this exhibition would not be one to miss.
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Origin-Based Sourcing and the Battle Against Internet Taxes
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Introduction to Oral Health: Oral Screening and Dental Management
Introduction to Oral Health: Oral Screening and Dental Management
Event Date: Friday, March 7, 2014 - 2:00pm to 4:00pm EST
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HRSA/HAB is convening a two-part webinar series to support its curriculum Integrating Oral Health Care in HIV Primary Care Settings: A Guide to Oral Health Care for People Living with HIV/AIDS. The curriculum is designed to assist primary care providers—including physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, and case managers—with the information they need to recognize and manage oral health and disease for people living with HIV/AIDS. The curriculum has five chapters: oral health and oral screening; oral diseases; dental emergencies; dental management and patient education.
Part 1: Introduction to Oral Health: Oral Screening and Dental Management
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- Discuss the importance of oral health.
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Digital technologies meet cost containment in the new pharma marketing landscape, writes Bill Drummy.
Everyone has been hearing about the "Digital Revolution" for so long now that it's become boring. How do people get bored with a revolution? People can get bored with anything, if it goes on long enough. (Did you see the last episode of Seinfeld?)
But now, twenty years (or arguably, 50 years) into the digital age, there is another revolution sweeping through our industry, one that in many ways has been enabled and accelerated by the digital revolution. I'm talking about the long-dreaded healthcare cost control revolution, now moving front and center on the pharma stage.
Most of the drivers behind this movement are well known: with healthcare costs in the US at 18% of GDP (about twice as high as other developed economies), federal and state governments are getting serious-as-a-heart-attack about bending down the cost curve. Last summer the Supreme Court rendered the implementation of "Obamacare" (aka "The Affordable Care Act") inevitable, and last fall's election quashed any remaining doubt. Regardless of what you think of the ACA on its merits, the movement to overturn it has been kneecapped.
Now that we all know healthcare reform is likely here to stay, it's time to soberly consider the implications for the pharma industry, and, in particular, the implications for pharma marketing.
The convergence of the digital and cost control revolutions will cause dramatic transformations across at least three dimensions of marketing: 1) It will broaden the targets who we need to speak to; 2) It will fundamentally change the way we can most effectively reach our 'traditional' HCP audiences; and 3) it will alter how smart executives define and communicate the value that pharma companies deliver to the healthcare system.
Dimension 1: New Decision-makers/Influencers
Fresh data from Manhattan Research reveals the increasing importance of so- called 'non-traditional' audiences, i.e., audiences previously considered secondary targets by pharma marketers. These new (or newly important) audiences include nurses and physicians' assistants, pharmacists, and managed care/accountable care organizations (ACOs).
Going in reverse order, I'll start with those so-called "financial" buyers. As we are seeing, the impact of the ACA is extremely broad based. But one of the biggest changes for pharma will be a change to the decision-making paradigm, and consequently, to how marketers need to reach and influence the new decision-makers. Some have argued that it makes no sense to "market" to purely financial buyers; they care about rebates and nothing else. Yet when Manhattan Research surveyed financial buyers, they sought value in more than just the 'direct' cost discussions. Incented as they are to reduce overall costs to the system, financial buyers are interested in many of the sorts of programs pharma can create to improve outcomes and reduce long-term costs. The financial buyers said they were interested in mobile-based adherence programs, patient education, and access to service and knowledge from pharma experts.
Of course, they are most interested in lower prices for Rx and medical products, but the marketer's job here is to broaden the discussion of cost to include a broader view of the entire financial burden of treating a disease on the healthcare system, not just the direct cost of the script. And this argument can be made, if you have the right data. Or, perhaps more to the point, if you know how to properly access and build a story around the data you already have.
For example, Brian Sweet, executive director of health alliances at AstraZeneca recently shared this account: "We showed that the removal of a branded medicine in our portfolio from the preferred-tier status actually resulted in higher overall costs, which were related to cost of office [and ER] visits as well as disease-state related costs,"
Pfizer is also conducting an initiative with Humedica to consistently tell a financial story regarding the value of medicines. According to Thomas Friedman, writing in the New York Times, "Humedica…helps health care providers analyze their electronic patient records, tracking what was done to a patient, and did they actually get better." The interesting twist here is that the company is applying the same "big data" methods for its pharma clients like Pfizer, to help them make the argument that branded medicines can improve outcomes.
Another consequence of the drive for cost reduction (and reduction in physician fees) is that docs need to see more patients in less time to make the same dollars. As a result, many important decisions, including Rx decisions, are being delegated to nurses and physicians' assistants. There are 2.7 million nurses in the US, and they write a lot of scripts, influence even more, and are generally more accessible than doctors. With a few exceptions, pharma companies have spent little time and budget developing quality programs and materials to help nurses and PAs help their patients. In our experience, these are always the first programs to be eliminated when budgets are (inevitably) cut. But also in our experience, marketers who resist the temptation to reflexively cut these programs are likely to find a real ROI advantage.
The third group of rising influence is pharmacists; there are 275,000 in the US, and the profession is projected to grow by 25% by 2020.
Dimension 2: New Means to Access Physicians
Perhaps this statistic will shock you: by the end of 2013, 67% of US doctors will be employees, not independent businesses.
Unquestionably, doctors will lose a degree of influence as decision-making shifts to their employers, hospital pharmacy and therapeutics (P&T) committees and pharmacy heads. Doctors will still be highly influential, of course, particularly for difficult-to-treat conditions where novel compounds can truly improve outcomes. But crucially, the techniques for effectively reaching these doctors are going to be radically different very soon. The big story here is the rapid growth of EHRs. Today, 70% of doctor's offices use EHRs
Old-fashioned HCP ads on Medscape won't work (if they ever did). Instead, pharma will need to offer tools to help the doctor with patient management and treatment algorithms. It is obviously in their interest for pharma to help patients properly take their medications. But beyond basic compliance, doctors have expressed a willingness to "prescribe" patient education materials or apps produced by pharma, delivered in proper context at the moment of care through EHRs. This is particularly true if these materials are of significantly higher quality than materials available otherwise.
This is a key point: pharma will always attract suspicion about ulterior motives whenever it tries to help. So it's crucial that the assets the industry deploys be created with unique functionality and elegance, and built on a foundation of unimpeachable credibility. If pharma does meet the challenge in this way, doctors say they are open to engagement. According to Manhattan Research, 67% of docs are receptive to receiving pharma content in context through EHRs, and 51% said they want patient education, too.
Of course, sales reps will still play a role, but they will need to offer higher value – more service with less promotion – in order to be perceived as truly indispensable to physicians. (And not just as outmoded delivery vehicles for samples.) They will need to bring the full power of their organization's knowledge into the room by means of a tablet app that dives deeper into a brand's clinical story than a re-purposed visual aid ever could.
Dimension 3: New Ways to Deliver Value
Historically, the pharma-industry model was pretty straightforward: pharma provided the patented medicines, doctors prescribed them, and insurance companies paid for them. The industry had no incentive to lower costs. In fact, a key assumption of companies' growth models was the ability to take regular price increases, without enhancing the medicine at all. It wasn't "new and improved," it was just the same but more expensive.
With a few exceptions, this is no longer a sustainable game for the industry. Pharma now needs to care about the overall cost of disease to the system, and of the treatment of disease. Increasingly, if you can't actually show an impact on reduction of long-term costs, payers will stop paying. Or at the very least stop paying so much.
So the fundamental value proposition the industry offers has to change. Pharma now has to prove not "merely" that the medicine is safe and effective, but that the medicine also reduces the cost of treatment to the entire healthcare system.
Sanofi's Dennis Urbaniak, who is VP of their US Diabetes business, recently made the argument succinctly:
"Life science leadership needs to shift from marketing brands to measuring and promoting outcomes as measured by clinical improvements, improved social and economic returns, and increased patient satisfaction.
We have leapt fully (albeit reluctantly) into the brave new world of "outcomes." And if this sounds like a very different business than the one you entered even a short time ago, well, this ain't called a revolution for nuthin'.
The old truism remains, however, and offers some solace. On the other side of change is opportunity, and the opportunity here is to think like the stewards of responsible healthcare we must become. Not because we are noble, but because we are shrewd. How can these products, when combined with the right education, measurement and support, really improve patient outcomes? How can we prove to the people paying the bills that this product is in fact a better long-term solution -- better for the patient and more responsible for the healthcare ecosystem?
In some cases, there may not be positive answers to those questions; your product just may not be justifiable. But in many others, there are, in fact, exemplary answers. Your product actually will improve the patients' health at a lower cost than say, a long hospital stay, a diabetic complication, a second heart attack, or a cancer recurrence.
If one of those superior outcomes can be convincingly connected to your product, you need to get very good at using data (particularly triangulated outcomes data) to make your case, and not just to payers, but also to increasingly cost-aware HCPs and patients struggling with high co-pays. Using big data analytics to your advantage, you can more precisely target the right patients and right doctors (using geo-targeting, behavioral targeting and retargeting techniques) who can advocate for the appropriateness and superiority of a certain medication.
At the same time, you need to think "beyond the pill" (and beyond the pharma marketing status quo in virtually all regards) to how the pharma company can deliver greater overall value to the patient and the healthcare system. One example is to create sophisticated tools to improve adherence and help patients track their progress and share that data with their doctors and even with other patients.
In these ways, pharma marketing becomes the art and science of making a value argument to all financially-sensitive decision-makers and decision-influencers, so that they can become well-informed, committed advocates for the best treatment.
Even if you have turned your key audience members into engaged advocates, it still won't be easy to influence formulary decisions. But without their support, you will be almost entirely at the mercy of the purely rebate-minded buyer.
All of these approaches are relatively new and potentially challenging to brand managers (engaging with active patient communities, really?) But marketers need to get comfortable with new approaches, or at least come to terms with being perpetually uncomfortable, and keep moving forward.
Because when one is caught between two revolutions, the status quo is the most dangerous place to be.
Bill Drummy is CEO & Founder, Heartbeat Ideas and Heartbeat West.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Retired General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, who commanded the U.S.-led international coalition that drove Saddam Hussein's forces out of Kuwait in 1991, has died. He was 78.
His sister Ruth Barenbaum of Middlebury, Vt., tells The Associated Press that Schwarzkopf died Thursday in Tampa, from complications from pneumonia.
A much-decorated combat soldier in Vietnam, Schwarzkopf was known as "Stormin' Norman" for a notoriously explosive temper.
He lived in retirement in Tampa, where he had served in his last military assignment as commander-in-chief of U.S. Central Command. That is the headquarters responsible for U.S. military and security concerns in nearly 20 countries from the eastern Mediterranean and Africa to Pakistan.
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On 19 March 2010, IBM will release Tivoli Storage Manager v6.2. Read more about it at the Tivoli Storage team blog. How does this relate to Pulse you might ask? You can learn more about what's going on with Tivoli storage solutions by checking out out the storage roadmap at Pulse 2010 (also on the Tivoli storage blog).
So let's talk about storage and green...that's why you are reading this, right? When we think about "green", we usually think about energy and eco-efficiency. But what we don't often think about is the fact that there are may ways to get to those green benefits outside of energy monitoring and management. Enter storage (we'll talk about a few other areas in future posts). How can you improve storage utilization for an energy efficient storage environment? You can reduce power consumption by reducing the amount of disk capacity required to keep data assets tuned and available to the business. More specifically:
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Contracts That Resemble But Are Not Publishing Agreements
January 30, 2011
Traditional publishers produce, distribute and market books at their own expense. Print on demand companies offer editorial, design and publishing services or are printers disguised as publishers. These "publishers" are in the business of fulfilling whatever sales demand the author is able to generate through her own marketing efforts. If you are considering using a non-traditional publisher check first with "Writer Beware" a blogging site I recommend. The bloggers on "Writer Beware" have recently discussed a number of companies to avoid including faux publishers and one in particular who is a defendant in a civil fraud action commenced by the Florida Attorney General.
With this caution in mind, I want to look at several specific provisions in a contract from one of the faux publishers a client recently brought to my attention. The contract included the usual boilerplate provisions expected in a publishing contract but also contained a provision that required the Author to make a substantial payment. The provision read as follows:
The Author shall receive 10 free copies of the Work and agrees to purchase 1,500 books at $9.22 per copy (payable 1/3 on signing, 1/3 30 days from delivery, and 1/3 90 days from delivery) plus the cost of shipping.
In other words, the Author agreed to pay the "publisher" $13,830 plus shipping for the privilege of having her Work published. The provision continues on the subject of distribution, a cost in money and time which is also transferred to the author:
The Author is encouraged to sell copies of the Work at public speaking engagements, the Author's website, by direct mail, including through a newsletter, as a premium ... or any other manner.
The "publisher" is prepared to "negotiate [with the Author] in good faith for a higher discount depending on the number of copies involved." Such an arrangement would only be suitable for authors on the lecture circuit who sell their books to audiences or over the Internet, but $9.22 per copy probably represents a significant markup over the actual cost of printing and binding.
What this Author signed was not a publishing contract but a printing contract. The author is required to purchase books in bulk thereby relieving the "publisher" from printing at any one time more copies than the Author orders. The royalty schedule which appears typical for the kind of work involved is actually illusory since the only income (if any) is to come from the Author's own efforts.
There is difficulty in terminating this type of contract because as a so-called publishing contract it grants exclusive rights. One possibility, successful in this particular case, was to put the "publisher" on notice under the termination provision which contained a definition of "in print." A book available only on demand is not "for sale in at least one U.S. edition" as that term is understood in the publishing industry. The "publisher" agreed, the contract was mutually terminated and all rights were reverted to the author.
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American Sociological Association: Sections Elections Guide and Timeline
Section Elections are a crucial part of how sections govern themselves. They are the most high profile way in which members guide the growth and future of their sections. Each year, section members choose more than 200 leaders from a slate of more than 550 candidates. Each Section selects its candidates through a nomination process defined by its bylaws. This is typically done through a Nominating Committee appointed by the Section's Council or Chair. Candidates may also be added to a section's ballot via petition.
Sections are obligated to adhere to ASA election deadlines and to work with the Sections Coordinator. Failure to meet the Association-wide deadlines will result in Sections having to conduct separate balloting at their own expense. The Executive Office will administer the balloting and all associated costs will be charged to the Section.
Section Elections are conducted simultaneously with "national level" elections, such as for ASA President and must be competitive. Unless stated otherwise in the Section Bylaws, an election must be conducted each year.
Putting together an election for ASA's sections is truly a team effort. With so many different people involved it is easy for some tasks to slip between the cracks. This section details some of the roles played by different participants in the election.
Section Nominating Committees
The Section Chair
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Section Elections Timeline
Actual dates may vary from year to year. The Election can start no later than May 15 and members must have at least 30 days to vote.
August at the Annual Meeting
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October 31st
Initial Email sent to Section Nominating Committee chairs informing them of how many positions they need to nominate and the rules for nominating them.
November 13th
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December 31st
All Section candidate slates are due for the next year's election.
Candidates are invited to enter their biographies on the official ballot site.
February 28th
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April 22nd*June 1st*
The ASA Elections Open. Members will be sent emails with special links to their online ballots.
Voting in the current year's elections ends at 5 pm.
June 3rd*
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* These deadlines may move slightly to ensure that the election starts on a weekday, and that members have at least thirty days to vote.
ASA Section Election Requirements
According to the ASA Sections Manual all elections must be competitive. This means that at least two persons must be nominated for each open position.
In addition ASA Bylaws indicate in Article I, Section 2 that "Only Members, Emeritus Members, and Student Members of the Association shall have the right to vote and to hold elected office in the Association." Associate members cannot vote in the general ASA election (but can vote in Section Elections). They cannot hold office at either the ASA or the Section level.
No candidate may run for chair-elect of two sections simultaneously, nor serve as chair of two sections in the same year. However members are permitted to serve at both the ASA level and the section level simultaneously.
In addition, Sections may have additional election requirements enumerated in their bylaws.
All candidates are invited to include a brief biographical entry, which will be listed on the website alongside their ballot.
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In August 2010 Council adopted the following diversity statement:
"Much of the vitality of ASA flows from its diverse membership. With this in mind, it is the policy of the ASA to include people of color, women, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons, persons with disabilities, sociologists from smaller institutions or who work in government, business, or other applied settings, and international scholars in all of its programmatic activities and in the business of the Association."
The Section Coordinator will provide Section chairs with full election results as they become available. Each Section chair is responsible for notifying all Candidates and Section Members of election outcomes. It is ASA practice not to release election results (vote counts and percentages) unless requested by at least one candidate. Additionally members may request records of election outcomes from the Executive Office via email@example.com.
The Executive Office is obligated to inform Section officers and nominating committee chairs regarding upcoming deadlines and the elections process. This is done through the Sections Coordinator. Notifications regarding the upcoming year's elections will begin in October of the proceeding year. At the end of October the Sections Coordinator will provide this guide to the section nominating committee chair along with the relevant candidate biographical forms.
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The City of Lansing Financial Health Team will hold its second public hearing, Thursday, January 31, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Pattengill Academy.
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Scream 4 SynopsisIn Scream 4, Sidney Prescott, now the author of a self-help book, returns home to Woodsboro on the last stop of her book tour. There she reconnects with Sheriff Dewey and Gale, who are now married, as well as her cousin Jill (played by Emma Roberts) and her Aunt Kate (Mary McDonnell). Unfortunately Sidneys appearance also brings about the return of Ghostface, putting Sidney, Gale, and Dewey, along with Jill, her friends, and the whole town of Woodsboro in danger.
The newest installment in the acclaimed franchise that ushered in a new wave of horror in the 1990s is written by series creator Kevin Williamson and directed by suspense master and director of the first trilogy, Wes Craven. The film stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox-Arquette, David Arquette, Emma Roberts, Hayden Panettiere, Rory Culkin, Anthony Anderson, Adam Brody, Mary McDonnell, Marley Shelton, Nico Tortorella, Marielle Jaffe, Kristen Bell, Anna Paquin, Lucy Hale, Shanae Grimes, Aimee Teegarden and Brittany Robertson.
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In Theaters April 15, 2011
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Starring: Courteney Cox, Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Emma Roberts, Hayden Panettiere, Marielle Jaffe, Rory Culkin, Nico Tortorella, Erik Knudsen, Anthony Anderson, Adam Brody, Marley Shelton, Alison Brie, Mary McDonnell, Anna Paquin, Kristen Bell
Written by: Kevin Williamson
Directed by: Wes Craven
Produced by: Iya Labunka, Kevin Williamson
Distributor: Deminsion Films, The Weinstein Company
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Scream 4 Carves Out An October Blu-Ray/DVD Release
Scream 4 sends long-suffering protagonist Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) back to her home town of Woodsboro as part of her book tour. Yes, Sidney is now a published author. Presumably of a book about surviving pop-culture-obsessed serial killers, which is a surprisingly crowded market. Filling out the cast of disposable cleavage/sacks of meat and blood are Anna Paquin, Kristen Bell, Alison Brie, Aimee Teegarden, and several other actresses whose phone numbers I would like.
by David Wharton July 6, 2011 comments
Harvey Weinstein Promises The New Scream Trilogy Is Still Happening
So thanks to being run by a group of people who don't know the meaning of the phrase "leave well enough alone," the Scream juggernaut will keep trucking along whether you want it or not. And much as I really did enjoy Scream 4, this really doesn't some necessary
by Katey Rich May 17, 2011 comments
Weekend Box Office - Rio Flies High, Scream Whimpers
It's been a good year to be a computer animated movie. Well, relatively speaking. While overall sales numbers continue to slump, CG entries have floated to the top to take number one four weekends so far this year. And three of those movies currently rank in the top five money makers of the year to date with newcomer Rio hot on their heels.
by Scott Gwin April 17, 2011 comments
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Its a sequel thats been eleven years in the making, but this weekend horror master Wes Craven has at least unleashed Scream 4 on the world. We think its the best installment in the franchise since the first one, but after eleven years, what we really want to know is what you think. Talk about the movie and vote in our poll here.
by Josh Tyler April 16, 2011 comments
Interview: Scream 4's Emma Roberts, Hayden Panettiere, Rory Culkin And Anthony Anderson
Its pretty crazy to think that Wes Cravens Scream came on the scene 15 years ago. In that time, a lot of things have changed and that goes for the franchises cast as well. While Neve Campbell, David Arquette and Courtney Cox are all back for Scream 4, theyre joined by the next generation of stars, including Emma Roberts, Hayden Panettiere, Rory Culkin and Anthony Anderson.
by Eric Eisenberg April 15, 2011 comments
Thank Wes Craven And Scream For Making Zombieland And Tropic Thunder Possible
For a long time movies that operated as middle fingers toward some previous effort were almost always straight comedy spoofs. That all changed in 1996 with Scream, a wildly successful, imaginative horror film that commented on the genre it was also firmly a part of
by Mack Rawden April 13, 2011 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Rio And Scream 4 Reviews
This Rotten Week has a few familiar folks up to the same old tricks. Wes Craven gives us another dose of Sidney Prescott and Blue Sky Studios dishes out more CGI animation. Just remember, I'm not reviewing these movies, but rather predicting where they'll end up on the Tomatometer.
by Josh Tyler April 10, 2011 comments
New Scream 4 TV Spot Reveals More Ghostface, More Fear
With the hotly anticipated release of Scream 4 next Friday, Dimension will be kicking marketing up a notch despite the fact that its already on everyones minds. A new TV spot has cropped up online and shows off just what to expect from this movie--more of the same.
by Will LeBlanc April 9, 2011 comments
Interview: Scream 4 Director Wes Craven On Keeping The Franchise Alive
On the other hand, the pressure is on for Craven. Im not the only moviegoer whos a dedicated franchise fan, meaning that in Scream 4 Craven doesn't just have to do the original films justice, but hes got to offer something new. No, the general story of Scream 4
by Perri Nemiroff April 7, 2011 comments
Craven Says Scream 5 And 6 Could Happen If Bob Weinstein Is Up For It
Earlier today I had the pleasure of talking to Scream 4 director Wes Craven himself about bringing back Ghostface. Youll have to wait a bit to read the full conversation, but heres something that might hold you over; there was no ending our chat without bringing up the potential of additional films
by Perri Nemiroff March 30, 2011 comments
Scream 4 Clips: Sidney Passes The Torch To Emma Roberts
In the new franchise entry previous cast members team up with a new batch of potential victims to fight off the ever-present Ghostface Killer. In these three new clips from the film, you wont see a lot of Ghostface, but you will see a lot of familiar cast members rather obviously turning things over...
by Josh Tyler March 22, 2011 comments
Check Out The Two New High-Res Scream 4 Stills And A Brand New TV Spot
It was only on Wednesday that we received a whole batch of new images from Wes Craven's upcoming horror sequel, Scream 4, but apparently Dimension Films is really excited to promote it. Today not only do we get high res versions of the Wednesday stills, but two new ones and a television spot.
by Eric Eisenberg March 18, 2011 comments
Four New Scream 4 Images Finally Bring The Gore
Given the nature of the Scream franchise, the stills we've seen thus far from the newest installment, Scream 4, have been fairly tame. Sure, there's always been the threat of violence, but most of the stills have consisted of people just standing around looking scared. That changes today.
by Eric Eisenberg March 16, 2011 comments
Danger Is Imminent In Four New Scream 4 Stills
Crammed with random celebrity cameos, a whole slew of up-and-coming actors and the promise of seemingly endless snark and gore, Scream 4 is looking like a major bright spot in the spring movie season as we get closer to its April 15 release date
by Katey Rich March 3, 2011 comments
Scream 4 Earns R-Rating From MPAA
With a combination new and old cast, a reinvigorated director and palpable fan excitement, I fully expect Scream 4 to do very well. It opens on April 15th, and if all goes well, it should be the first of three featuring this cast
by Mack Rawden March 2, 2011 comments
New Scream 4 Poster Gets To The Point
I'm as excited for Scream 4 as anybody who grew up in the 90s possibly could be, hoping against hope that the fourth film in the franchise can recapture the knowing, witty fun of the first film, convincing even scaredy-cats like me to enjoy a horror movie. The first poster for the film seemed to hint at that very promise, a spin-off on the image from the very first film's poster. For the newest poster, though
by Katey Rich February 16, 2011 comments
New Scream 4 Poster Takes Us Back A Decade
If the trailers we've seen for Scream 4 have been any indication, the name of the game is taking the same parody elements from the first three films in the trilogy
by Eric Eisenberg January 31, 2011 comments
New Image From Scream 4 Shows A Screwed Emma Roberts
Were almost there, guys! Now that weve rolled through almost all of January, theres just over two months left before Scream fans finally get their long awaited fourquel. Wes Craven has been
by Will LeBlanc January 25, 2011 comments
New Scream 4 Trailer Tries To Kill The Cheerleader
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by Mack Rawden January 20, 2011 comments
Scream 4 Photos Reveal First Look At Courtney Cox And David Arquette Together
The first full trailer for Scream 4 will officially debut some time tonight, and well have it for you when it does. In the meantime, weve gotten
by Josh Tyler January 20, 2011 comments
New Scream 4 Trailer Gets Even More Meta
It's a really good trailer, leaning a little harder on the comedy than the teaser did and bringing up a lot more of the meta jokes that are hallmarks of the Scream franchise
by Katey Rich January 17, 2011 comments
Scream 4 Trailer Really Here To Stay This Time
There have been more than a few false starts so far for the first Scream 4 teaser trailer. First came the bootleg that was filmed during the taping of the Scream Awards on Monday, and then what we thought was the official
by Eric Eisenberg October 20, 2010 comments
Full Scream 4 Trailer Finally Available Online
They do a nice job of combining both the jokey and horror elements of Scream franchise in the trailer, with Rory Culkin's character explaining that the horror rules have changed
by Katey Rich October 19, 2010 comments
First Scream 4 Trailer Leaks Online
The first ever trailer for Scream 4 has found its way online, following its debut tonight at the Scream Awards. It begins with a phone call and what follows is
by Josh Tyler October 18, 2010 comments
Multiple Ghostfaces In This New Scream 4 Image
The image shows of not one, not two, but FIVE ghostface killers, and Im not talking about the Wu Tang Clan. Of course, we saw multiple ghostfaces already in the earlier films
by Will LeBlanc October 5, 2010 comments
Ghostface Stalks Courteney Cox In The First Scream 4 Image
Between the first three movies of Wes Craven's Scream franchise, there have been a lot of grisly murders, from Drew Barrymore to Liev Schreiber, but there are a few characters that have managed to
by Eric Eisenberg September 24, 2010 comments
Watch Ghostface Attack In Scream 4 Set Footage
Because this is a tabloid show the focus is on Courteney Cox and David Arquette and their looooove story across the Scream series, but there's also some footage of Ghostface chasing
by Katey Rich September 23, 2010 comments
UPDATE: Aimee Teegarden Cast In Scream 4
Over the course of the summer, every female actor in Hollywood was added to the cast of Scream 4. While that's a slight exaggeration, the film's cast does include a bevy of actresses including
by Eric Eisenberg September 13, 2010 comments
Anna Paquin And Kristen Bell For Scream 4 Cameos
Ever since Drew Barrymore was murdered while her Jiffy Pop burned on the stove, the Scream franchise has taken a specific plesaure in killing big-name actresses early on the films
by Katey Rich August 25, 2010 comments
See What Ghostface Is Up To On The Set Of Scream 4
Its been a little while since our last Scream 4 update and while there still isnt anything too profound to report, there are enough news items and images floating around thatll at least spark some interest.
by Perri Nemiroff August 20, 2010 comments
First Look At Ghostface On The Scream 4 Set
Its been more than a decade since we saw Screams ghost faced, hooded killer on screen but, for those of you whove missed him, hes back. Director Wes Craven is currently hard at work
by Josh Tyler July 29, 2010 comments
Scream 4 Set Report Roundup
News outlets and paparazzi have caught an immense amount of the action on the Scream 4 set through pictures and videos giving us peeks at stars Hayden Panettiere
by Perri Nemiroff July 20, 2010 comments
Roger L. Jackson Returns To Voice The Killer In Scream 4
Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette arent the only Scream vets back on board for the fourth film, so is Roger L. Jackson. Roger who? Jackson
by Perri Nemiroff July 5, 2010 comments
Kevin Williamson Isn't Completely Out Of Scream 4, But Neither Is Ehren Kruger
I would have preferred to hear that the whole Kruger thing was 100% a rumor, but at least the script isnt solely in his hands. But even if the screenplay came from Williamsons pen
by Perri Nemiroff July 3, 2010 comments
Is Ehren Kruger Replacing Kevin Williamson And Ruining Scream 4?
Kruger was responsible for the poorly received Scream 3 as well as the godawful Transformers 2, so it comes as no surprised that Williamson might be a little frustrated to be replaced by the guy
by Katey Rich July 2, 2010 comments
UPDATE: Alison Brie Joins The Cast Of Scream 4
Anyone who has watched a single episode of the NBC show Community has immediately fallen in love with Alison Brie. She's funny, she's beautiful, and she has a great screen presence.
by Eric Eisenberg July 1, 2010 comments
Marley Shelton, Adam Brody And Erik Knudsen Join Scream 4
Earlier tonight it was reported that Lauren Graham, of Bad Santa and Gilmore Girls fame, has dropped out of Wes Craven's Scream 4 due to due to date conflict and script
by Eric Eisenberg June 30, 2010 comments
Scream 4 Loses Another Cast Member, Lauren Graham
It was one thing to have Lake Bell call it quits just three days before filming began, but now it seems as though Wes Craven has lost another actress right in the middle of Scream 4s very first week of shooting
by Perri Nemiroff June 30, 2010 comments
New Masks To Appear In Scream 4?
Director Wes Craven hinted at the idea of multiple masks a while ago and it seems like that twist is coming to fruition in one form or another. The town is obsessed with the Ghostface Killer so it makes sense
by Will LeBlanc June 30, 2010 comments
Neve Campbell Gets Kate Gosselin Hair On The Set Of Scream 4
Everyone seems to be super excited about it but maybe not after this picture of Neve Campbell.
by Will LeBlanc June 29, 2010 comments
Lake Bell Drops From Scream 4 Due To Scheduling Conflicts
Actress Lake Bell has unfortunately had to relinquish her role as Deputy Judy Hicks in the next installment of the beloved saga, according to her Twitter account
by Will LeBlanc June 25, 2010 comments
Woodworth Middle School To Star In Scream 4's Flashback Sequence
The building's brickwork does look a lot like that of the Sonoma Community Center, the facility that starred as Woodsboro High in the first film, but the plan is to dress the build with a new façade
by Perri Nemiroff June 22, 2010 comments
Scream 4 Gets Anthony Anderson And A Model
Sick of the Scream 4 casting news yet? I hope not because its still coming in. Shock Till You Drop caught two interesting details in EWs piece on Lauren Grahams casting, Anthony Anderson and Marielle Jaffe
by Perri Nemiroff June 18, 2010 comments
Lauren Graham Puts On Her Scary Face Because She's In Scream 4
Just yesterday reported with great skepticism on the news that Lauren Graham was cast in Scream 4. Well, according to Graham herself, that rumor is true and she is in fact the newest resident of Woodsboro
by Perri Nemiroff June 17, 2010 comments
Lauren Graham Cast In Scream 4?
Im getting a very Jennifer Aniston feeling from this news, but I cant let it go uncovered in the case it turns out to be true. According to Ghouls on Film, Lauren Graham is heading to Woodsboro
by Perri Nemiroff June 16, 2010 comments
Scream 4's Got A Role For The Beautiful Life's Nico Tortorella
Its time to add another name to Scream 4s roster: Nico Tortorella. Nico who? Since the show got the axe after just four episodes, odds are, you never caught him in The Beautiful Life
by Perri Nemiroff June 12, 2010 comments
Will Jennifer Aniston Join Courtney Cox In Scream 4?
Before Courteney Cox successfully resurrected her her post-Friends career with Cougar Town, she worked on the short-lived drama series Dirt. Constantly battling low-ratings
by Eric Eisenberg June 2, 2010 comments
It's Official: Scream 4 Gets Hayden Panettiere And Rory Culkin
The funny thing is, that initial announcement had Lake Bell one step ahead of her potential co-stars. While they merely received offers, she was already in the midst of negotiations, yet her involvement still hasnt been confirmed
by Perri Nemiroff May 28, 2010 comments
Emma Roberts Will Scream For Wes Craven
Emma Roberts has officially claimed the role thought to be for Ashley Greene. Roberts will play Jill, Sidney Prescotts cousin and the new Scream heroine. No word on whether
by Perri Nemiroff May 27, 2010 comments
New Scream 4 Poster Brings Back Familiar Faces
The new artwork features the Scream alum, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette, in a formation reminiscent of the posters for the first three films. The foggy Ghostface mask really has a great effect
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text: Home Culture 'Single Ladies'? Must We? Single-Minded: VH1 is stepping into scripted territory with the "urban Sex and the City." Lord help us all. By: Helena Andrews Posted: June 3 2011 12:56 AM 0 VH1 Last weekend I was coaxed into the club despite my popular post-30 hook, "Grown women don't dance; we ... sit the hell down." Over the years, my hooves have done more than enough Electric Sliding, strolling and two-stepping. So I've been boycotting the club since I stopped buying my going-out clothes at Bebe. "That chick over there clearly doesn't have any friends," I yelled over the music on Saturday. Because friends don't let friends dance in a spandex diaper. Unless, of course, they're the fictional stars of VH1's first hour-long dramedy, Single Ladies, which premiered earlier this week. There are exactly two cultural touchstones that the post-1990s unmarried woman can't seem to two-step away from: HBO's Sex and the City and Beyoncé's hit "Single Ladies." If your tax filing status is single and you're female and of color, then you absolutely live in the big city with at least 2.5 BFFs, each of whom wants somebody in a suit to "put a ring on it." At least, that's how we get depicted in pop culture. And to Single Ladies, the TV show, not the song, you shop at Forever 21 non-ironically. The sheer number of shiny spandex see-through minidresses on parade during the debut episode made me question my own definition of "grown and sexy," which has always skewed Mad Men. It seems as if any story (fictional or otherwise) based on women, friendship, career and love must exist within the sexy shorthand that is SATC. Sexiness these days lacks all subtlety, and Single Ladies is no different. It's knock-you-over-the-head obvious. Starring Stacey Dash, LisaRaye McCoy and Charity Shea (the only actress not in her 40s), the show is more street lit-turned-sitcom than "urban Sex and the City." Here the adjective "urban," which has been used repeatedly in reviews of the show, must be a euphemism for "black," since the original HBO series took place in one of the largest "urban" environments in the world, New York City. Executive producer Queen Latifah has reportedly described the show as an "urban" iteration of SATC, although I'm sure she was asked to view her show in that context. Just a slightly less ridiculous step up from "chocolate," "urban" says less about Single Ladies than the characters themselves do. And they do a lot of talking. Throughout the hour-long premiere, each BFF got her soliloquy in the sun, explaining point blank why she wasn't bitter or why she was. "Y'all bitches got drama," exclaimed the "prereq" gay sidekick at the turn of another melodramatic plot point. Thing is, that's the one thing the show is truly missing (besides extra yards of fabric): drama. Sure, Val had a pregnancy scare and a potential Maury moment. April (played by Shea) is a white woman who's juggling her own husband plus somebody else's. And Keisha (played by McCoy) is an aging video vixen with sticky fingers and an even trickier love life. All the drama is just a Basketball Wives reunion (another VH1 "urban" offering) that probably already happened. So all the fun gets sucked out of actually trying to untangle the webs these women weave because those wigs have been yanked off already. If the old adage "The truth is better than fiction" is, in fact, true, then can a network dominated by "truthiness" tell a real story? Does reality TV -- the push-up bra of modern entertainment -- make everything else look flat by comparison? For now, Single Ladies needs all the help it can get, but hopefully soon, the shoulder pads will come out and a real story will be somewhere underneath it all. A previous version of this article misidentified Charity Shea. (Continued from Page 1) Helena Andrews is a regular contributor to The Root and author of Bitch Is the New Black, a memoir in essays. Follow her on Twitter. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Helena Andrews is a contributing editor at The Root and author of Bitch Is the New Black, a memoir in essays. Follow her on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. < PREVIOUS PAGE Page 2 of 2 Powered by Livefyre 0


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About 20 x 67 in. (51 x 170 cm)
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text: By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican Frenchman Valley Coop's (FVC) new general manager, Doug Ohlson, delivered good news to the patrons of the coop Saturday night. Ohlsen presided over his first annual meeting since taking over the helm at FVC. He told patrons the coop would distribute nearly $3 million in the form of cash patronage, equity retirement and estate payoffs. Operations for the fiscal year that ended Jan. 31, 2013 generated local savings of $10,344,329 for its members. That eclipses a record for local savings set in 2012 at $10.297 million. "That's the number that drives the bus," Ohlson told the crowd, noting it was another outstanding year for the coop. In addition, FVC received nearly $5.85 million in patronage refunds from the cooperatives it buys from. After paying taxes of $2.38 million, the net savings generated totalled $13,813,501, breaking another record set in 2012. The board approved $4.5 million in dividends to members, of which $2 million was distributed in cash. The other $2.5 million was allocated to members as a non-qualified dividend. Members pay taxes on the $2 million cash dividend with FVC paying the taxes on the non-qualified portion of $2.5 million. Sales for the year totalled $695.2 million, just under the record number of 2012 at $704 million. Grain revenue still accounts for nearly 73 percent of the coop's sales. Agronomy represents another 12 percent followed by petroleum at 10 percent and feed at 5 percent. Ohlson said the success of FVC depends on loyal member customers, along with devoted employees working to please those customers. Ohlson said the coop has about 240 full-time employees, 25 part-time employees and up to 40 seasonal employees. That amounts to 300 people "doing a lot of good things." FVC's service area includes 23 locations stretching from eastern Wyoming on the west to McCook on the east. Growth of Coop Continues Ohlson said they are pleased with their reception from members of the Wheatland, (Wyo.) Cooperative Association acquired in December, 2012. He said their membership voted unanimously in favor of the acquisition. The Wheatland region offers opportunity for growth, Ohlson said. Petroleum volume is already growing and construction will begin on a new agronomy plant. The region contains nearly 70,000 acres of irrigated ground served by a surface water irrigation district. The closest agronomy plant is 50 miles away, Ohlson said, so there's a real opportunity to service those acres. FVC completed a $20 million shuttle rail operation earlier this summer west of Culbertson. Ohlson said it was ready for the wheat harvest and will receive it's first shuttle train of 110 cars this week. In addition to a rail loop to accommodate a unit train, the facility includes 1.2 million bushels of concrete tube storage. The facility is also designed to hold 1 million bushels in temporary pile storage. "It's an outstanding facility," Ohlson said. The Chappell region represents a huge source of wheat for FVC's Chappell facility, he said. In order to take some pressure off the elevator during corn season, Ohlson said they are constructing 1.2 million bushels of bin storage for corn. The facility will be located in a rural area northeast of Chappell and will be ready for this year's corn harvest. Grain facilities at the Kimball branch will also be upgraded, Ohlson told members, with another 500,000 bushels of bin storage and improved grain handling equipment. Board Members Re-elected Four board members were re-elected to the board, all running unopposed. They included John Culek, Jr. of Pine Bluff, Wyo., Jim Haarberg of Imperial, Rick Taylor of Enders and Rich Keiser of Wauneta. Haarberg serves as president with Dale Dueland of McCook vice-president, and Max Kaiser of Imperial secretary. Other board members include Steve Leibbrandt, Imperial; Duane Grosbach, Enders; Larry Flohr, Chappell; Jay Geu, Sidney; and William "Dude" Tines, Venango. Associate board members include Jim Broz, Hayes Center; Galen Meeske, Imperial; Bryan Kroeker, Grant; and Mark Halstead, Dix. Comedian Don Friesen got the crowd laughing after the meeting was completed. Friesen has appeared on his own one-hour special on Showtime.


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The 8th annual Cyclone Fan Fest will be held in Hilton Coliseum on Sunday, Aug, 25 from Noon - 2 p.m. The event is free and open to all ages.
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Reassessment of formation types and scales of perspective areas by analogues among known deposits is one of the approved algorithms of new deposit opening. The conclusion by analogy is widely used at scientific researches and practice while there is not enough information about object under study. The essence of this process consists to that the knowledge, received from consideration of any object, is transferred to poor investigated, similar object. This approach allows to deepen our knowledge about objects under study by their comparison to well investigated objects-etalons and carry out preliminary geological-economic estimation.
Computer graphics (ÑG) diagram is one of most roughly developing directions of new modern information technologies. There are two functions of computer graphics - illustrative and cognitive. The first one is used in scientific researches, including fundamental. Now we decide to use the second one, which allow to scientist to make active ability to think by complex spatial images. Illustrative function of ÑG allows to embody knowledge in more or less adequate visual registration only that is already known, i.e. already exists or in the world environmental us, or as idea in researcher's head. Cognitive function of ÑG helps us in certain graphic representation to receive new knowledge, i.e. yet not existing even in expert's head or, at least, to promote intellectual process of reception of this knowledge.
Taking into account huge opportunities of cognitive properties of graphic images, the authors have started the creation of a graphic part of database for information-analytical system of express-evaluation of gold ore deposits, based on search of object-analogue. Such database, involved facts and graphics, is designed as a component of system ANALOG, developed by authors in 2002-2006. The primary goal of system is following: using a complex of attributes available on object under study to find the object–analogue, most similar to it from set of standards (well investigated gold ore deposits), available at database. The evaluation of object under study (ore formation type and scale) will be carried out by method of analogies.
Initially the system ANALOG have used only fact database. In this way the calculation method of measure of object similarity (between standard from database and object under study) depends on a kind of information which may be both qualitative and quantitative character.
The graphic information allows to visualize that part of human knowledge of object for which there is no opportunity to receive text and numeric descriptions. For the first time the integration of technology of expert systems and cognitive graphic diagrams is carried out in information-analytical system ANALOG (version 2007). During decision making the inclusion of graphic images in system allows to use not only logic thinking of the researcher, but also the figurative thinking by analyzing images (raster images).


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Ocean shipping: CMA CGM, CSAV expand service at Port of New Orleans
Container ship is unloaded at the Napoleon Avenue terminal at the Port of New Orleans.
October 10, 2011
Ocean cargo activity at the Port of New Orleans expanded earlier this month, with the announcements that CMA CGM and CSAV (Compañía Sud Americana de Vapores) have added New Orleans to the Gulf Bridge Express service, which links the Gulf Coast to the Caribbean and ports in Central and South America.
CMA CGM officials said that this service expansion enables the carrier to augment its U.S. Gulf and Caribbean coverage and expand its service scope for shippers, adding that this direct call to New Orleans provides new opportunities for CMA GGM imports and exports via its Kingston, Jamaica hub.
Since October 1, CMA GGM has been using the Port of New Orleans' Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal, and its weekly Gulf Bridge Express service is comprised of New Orleans; Altamira and Vera Cruz, Mexico; Kingston, Jamaica; Cartagena, Colombia; and Puerto Rico and LaGuaria, Venezuela.
"This new service strengthens New Orleans' connections to Central and South American markets," said Gary LaGrange, President and CEO of the Port of New Orleans. "It will also allow shippers access to CMA CGM's extensive worldwide services. We are excited to market new opportunities to our customers and are grateful to our valued partners at CMA CGM. This is truly an exciting time for the Port of New Orleans."
CMA CGM previously had a vessel sharing agreement and contributed ships to a service to North Europe that was controlled by another shipping line in the Port of New Orleans, said Port of New Orleans spokesman Chris Bonura. He said that arrangement did not work out for CMA CGM, and when they dropped the vessel sharing agreement roughly 18 months ago they no longer had a presence in the port.
Bonura told LM that CSAV is also making significant contributions to this service, noting they are already in the port with a VSA (vessel sharing agreement) with Hapag-Lloyd, with this decision constituting an expansion of its service from New Orleans. Since that time, he said the Port of New Orleans had been consistently marketing to CMA CGM, and he said that this service is in a different trade lane than the service that they had in New Orleans under the VSA. This one is basically a loop around the Gulf with a stop in CMA CGM's hub in Kingston, which allows trans-shipment to their network worldwide.
"We are particularly excited about their connection with Asia," said Bonura. "Only one other carrier is currently calling New Orleans trans-ships containers to Asia on a regular basis. Having another carrier for that important trade lane is one of the advantages for shippers. Another advantage is simply the availability of a new container carrier in New Orleans. Some shippers have corporate supply chain contracts with a specific line. For factories/subsidiaries in the Central Gulf region that have a corporate arrangement with CMA CGM, this means that they no longer have to dray to a port that is further away than New Orleans to access CMA CGM's network.
And from the perspective of the Port of New Orleans, Bonura said the port is very pleased to now have the world's first (Maersk), second (MSC) and third (CMA CGM), container carriers—among others—offering regular service through the port. The three of those carriers represent the majority of the world container ship capacity. The port also has Hapag Lloyd, Seaboard Marine and CSAV all making regular calls to the Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal.
"We consider the commitment of all of these lines to New Orleans to be a ringing endorsement of the investments that we have made to construct and expand a modern container terminal on the Mississippi River," he said.
In 2010, the Port of New Orleans set new records for container volumes, moving 427,000 TEUs over the year. And through the first six months of 2011, that tally was up 15 percent year-over-year.
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Well done! The blue borders remind me of the Next Generation layout.
I first posted this in the Scifi forum but figured since it wasn't a WIP I should put it here in the gallery. Sorry, Mods, still figuring this place out.
Like I said in the first post for this map, it's the home world for humanity in my universe I work on my free time. In this distant future humanity goes by the new name- 'Belkuri'.
I have a bunch of other maps like this one for other worlds in my universe that I'll post up when I get more time.
Hope you enjoy it. I'll upload more planets later.
Well done! The blue borders remind me of the Next Generation layout.
Thanks a lot, Katto. Yeah some of the borders do a little. I tried to stay away from too much of that influence.
The NG layout has a very high recognition factor especially the blue border. You can find variants of it almost everywhere: car computer, navigation system etc. I really would try another color and layout because everyone will connect it with Star Trek immediatly.
looks really good .. .have some rep for that with my +5 phaser of repping
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Awesome map. Don't care about any perceived Star Trek similarities.
I have to disagree - Star Trek isn't my first instinct when I see this, but it does evoke a typical sci-fi layout... In a good way! It gets the point across what the setting of the map is, as if I'm seeing it right on any kind of console not just the Enterprise's. And the information panes underneath bring back memories of classic sci-fi exploration games like Star Control and Mass Effect.
Quite frankly, it makes me want to play a game based on your map
Love to see them. I think you could put them in the General forum...several have posted other sorts of art there.


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I unplugged my PS3 while it was running(Forgot to turn it off first. I know stupid, right?)
Well, ever since then, my TV, which is connected using an HDMI cable, doesn't detect the PS3's signals (it just displays "No Signal")
It occasionally will detect the PS3 (sometimes randomly after several minutes), but after shutting everything off, unplugging, etc., the next day it won't detect it again.
I've tried to reset the PS3's video display (holding power), which works off and on, but it will not stay working as I said.
I also tried changing the cable, but that didn't work, and I know it's not my TV, because it works fine with other things.
I'm thinking the PS3's port might be broken, but it plays fine when the TV does detect it...
Is there any way to fix this, and what is the problem?
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September 24, 2013
By Julie Montanaro
Court records show that Tajh Addison entered a no contest plea this week to charges of attempted murder and carrying a concealed weapon.
Sentencing is set for November 20th, almost a year to the day since shots were fired on McCaskill Avenue.
Tallahassee Police Department Release
Tallahassee, Florida - November 20, 2012
On November 19th, around 12:20pm, officers responded to McCaskill Avenue in reference to a shooting incident. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the victim who stated he was driving his vehicle on Lake Bradford Road, when a group of individuals were blocking the road.
The victim pulled his vehicle to the side of the road and confronted the group. The confrontation escalated into an argument. The victim was able to get away from the group and fled back to his vehicle, at which time he was shot in the back of the head.
The victim was transported to the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. Patrol officers located the group that was involved in the initial confrontation.
There were approximately five individuals involved in the initial incident and they were all transported to the Tallahassee Police Department for questioning.
The Tallahassee Police Department's Homicide Unit interviewed the subjects involved and developed a suspect. He was identified as 20 year-old Tahj Addison who was arrested and transported to the Leon County Jail.
Arrested : Tahj Addison, Black Male, 12-28-1992
Charges: Attempted First Degree Murder
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BALTIMORE, Md. (WUSA) - Maryland Public Service Commission hearings this week into the eight day derecho power outage indicated Pepco and BGE would need to rebuild electrical grids to restore services more than a day or two faster.
Executives from both utilities testified that fortifying the system would mean putting much of the system underground.
Both regulators and utility executives agreed that consumers had made loud and clear the position that the week-long outage this summer was unacceptable.
MPSC Chairman Douglas Nazarian said consumers and politicians he'd spoken to were closer to seeing 24 hours as the maximum acceptable blackout.
Pepco executives say current resources wouldn't allow the utility to underground enough cables and fortify the system to meet that expectation.
When we spoke to people on the streets of Baltimore outside the hearing room, some said they'd refuse to pay a penny, while others said they'd be willing to pay as much as $20 a month extra to speed recovery times.
According to our calculations, if all 1.7 million Pepco and BGE customers paid $10 extra a month for five years, that would raise over $1 billion.
Regulators, Pepco, and BGE alls said they hadn't priced what it would cost to reinforce the grid to recover closer to 24 hours.


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Prince is opening his house up for an all-night dance party, and you're invited.
For a "$50 donation" you can attend The Breakfast Experience Dance Party, Consequence of Sound reported.
Guest are encouraged to bring pajamas because according to the flier for the event, it's expected to go until the sun comes up.
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Just wondering if anyone is using Zimbra through Citrix Pres Svr 4?
If so, a couple of questions:
- How's it go with IE6?
- Any problems running it through CSG/NFuse over SLL?
- Is the client/server sync slow through Citrix (we have links spanning the whole of Australia east-west and north-south, as well as to three sites in New Zealand)?
- Are there any other issues you face/d in setting up and using Zimbra through Citrix?
Our users ONLY use Citrix through CSG/NFuse via web client. No direct ICA or RDP connections.


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TAMPA BAY - The Tampa Bay Lightning have re-signed forward Pierre-Cedric Labrie to a one-year, one-way contract today, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced.
Labrie, 26, skated in 19 games with the Lightning last season, recording two goals and three points with 30 penalty minutes. He scored his first career National Hockey League goal on April 2 versus the Ottawa Senators. Labrie set career highs for games played, goals, points, plus/minus (plus-2) and penalty minutes this past season. The Baie-Comeau, Quebec native also appeared in 39 games last season with the Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League, collecting 11 goals and 18 points with 83 penalty minutes.
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