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The "GTA Online" heist release could be announced soon. According to a report from Cinema Blend on June 7, Rockstar North is currently performing server maintenance on the multiplayer mode of "GTA 5." During this time, players may not be able to play online and have access to the various network features.
Cinema Blend believes that the latest round of maintenance is done in preparation for the upcoming release of heists for "GTA Online." The much-requested featured was supposed to come out near the launch of the "GTA 5" multiplayer mode but ended up being delayed. Rockstar Games eventually revealed that it will be a part of three spring updates.
The first updated added the Capture Creator mode while the second one includes the High Life DLC pack. The latter introduce several new properties as players can possess more than one apartment after updating to the latest patch. A screen of the expansion pack can be seen on the top side of this article (courtesy of the official Twitter page of Rockstar Games).
The release of "GTA Online" heists should be coming via a patch update as well. Furthermore, Rockstar North may have to add some elements to the servers in order to add support for the cooperative missions. Hence, the development team had to take down the online elements. You can find out the details on the server maintenance from the Rockstar Support website.
Rockstar Games may be releasing the multiplayer heists for "GTA 5" later this month as the publisher has been launching one major pack for the multiplayer mode in every month starting with the St. Valentine's Day Massacre expansion in Feb. It was then followed by the Business DLC as well as the aforementioned Capture Creator and High Life launches. With the last day of the spring season being on June 20, the development team may be able to keep their promise on a spring release for the latest update.
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April 2, 1997
Tech Softball Team Heads to Oklahoma for the Weekend
The Red Raider softball team will travel to Stillwater, Okla., then to Norman, Okla. to face Oklahoma State and Oklahoma in a Big 12 weekend series.
On Saturday, Tech will face Oklahoma State in a doubleheader beginning at noon. The Cowgirls, who are 24-11 on the season, will open Big 12 play against Tech. OSU is currently ranked 17th nationally and third in the Midwest Region. The last series between the two teams saw the Cowgirls take three from Tech in Lubbock.
The road trip doesn't get any easier as Tech heads to Norman on Sunday to face Oklahoma in the Sooners Big 12 opener. Oklahoma is ranked seventh nationally and first in the Midwest Region. They have a season mark of 35-11. Last season, Oklahoma swept the final three games of the regular-season from Tech.
"This will be a big road trip for us. We are going to have to play really well. Both Oklahoma State and Oklahoma have quality ball clubs. If we play like we are capable of playing then good things will happen for us," head coach Renee Luers-Gillispie said.
In the USA Today/National Fastpitch Coaches Association Top 25 Poll released on Wednesday, the Big 12 Conference had four teams ranked in the top 25 nationally and one other team receiving votes. Oklahoma leads the rankings, while Missouri came in 12th, followed by Oklahoma State and Kansas at 25th. Baylor dropped out of the poll this week, but is still receiving votes.
Polling for the Midwest Region has six Big 12 teams in the top seven. Oklahoma is in the number one spot, followed by Missouri, Oklahoma State and Kansas. Baylor and Nebraska are sixth and seventh. The only ranked team not in the Big 12 Conference is Southern Illinois at number five.
"It is great for the conference to have so many teams ranked in the Top 25. That shows how tough this conference is and how much we have to work to establish ourselves in the Big 12 and nationally," Leurs-Gillispie said.

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London Art Fair
The biggest showcase of modern and contemporary British art in the UK
The London Art Fair – January 2015
The London Art Fair is an established fair that offers the public to view and buy some of the best artworks from the last 100 years.
You can find museum quality art pieces that are worth more than £1 million at the London Art Fair, as well as those from emerging artists from as little as £20.
What is there to see at the London Art Fair?
The London Art Fair will be at the Business Design Centre in Islington and will feature 100 selected galleries showcasing their work from the last 100 years. Although the focus of the fair is on painting, there are other types of artwork to see, these include sculptures, prints, photography and video and installation art.
Lovers of contemporary art like the London Art Fair for its uniquely welcoming atmosphere – no matter if you are a first-time buyer of art or an experienced collector. It is the perfect place to indulge in your passion for art as well as the perfect venue and time of the year to catch up with what is happening in the contemporary art world and enjoy a good get-together with some old friends.
Art Projects at the London Art Fair
Art Projects allows international galleries to present new art works from new and established artists. It is a subsidised section of the London Art Fair, hoping to bring the most interesting and challenging art to the buying public. The showcase this year will include galleries from the UK, Ireland, China, Germany and the Netherlands. The art works will encompass painting and drawings, sculpture, videos and photography and art installations.
London Art Fair – Photo50
Photo50 was launched in 2007 London Art Fair and will feature 50 photographs taken from a range of UK and international galleries. Each year, Photo50 returns to the London Art Fair with a different theme.
Visit London this coming January to view some of the best and possibly greatest contemporary artworks of the last 100 years. It is the perfect opportunity for you to gather together your other art loving friends and enjoy the perfect opportunity to buy some select pieces of art (as well as the perfect time of the year to catch up with what they have been doing in the last year!).
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The Rio Chico villa in Jamaica, Caribbean
Another great holiday destination is this large villa located in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Caribbean. Rio Chico is an 8 bedroom, 8.5 bathroom villa that can be rented for prices starting from USD $6,428 and that go up to $11,421. The villa is surrounded by luxurious vegetation, crystal-clear streams and waterfalls springing directly from the same mountain source as nearby Dunn's River.
Rio Chico offers splendid views of the surrounding landscape and the mountains nearby. It features a spacious main house with expansive living areas, 6 bedrooms, numerous patios as well as a workout area. The villa also offers TV, state-of-the-art security system, Wi-Fi access, every modern convenience imaginable as well as a two-bedroom cottage.
On the property there are also two pools, two beaches and a tennis court. It's a property designed for entertainment. The estate itself covers 2,000 feet of protected shoreline and it offers spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea. The gardens are also very beautiful and refreshing.
During your stay you'll be able to relax, have fun, enjoy the delicious meals prepared by the international chef and then have some more fun. The villa has air conditioning, satellite TV, home theater, a baby crib just in case, a hot tub, BBQ area and of course the staff including the chef, the butler, the waiter, housekeeper, security staff etc.


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It's been found to be OK to use such therapies and smoke at the same time, so that a smoker can quit gradually.
"There's a kind of mythology that if you smoke while using one of these nicotine-replacement products, that's toxic," says Saul Shiffman, a psychologist at the University of Pittsburgh. During the 1990s, there were false rumors that simultaneously smoking and using a nicotine patch could trigger a heart attack.
In a review published in 2008 in the journal Addiction, Shiffman analyzed four previous studies, concluding that a smoker's chances of quitting are doubled if he starts using a nicotine patch two weeks before his quit date.
The success of the therapy may depend on how the patch satisfies nicotine craving and thus breaks the link between smoking and pleasure, according to Jed Rose, director of the Duke Center for Nicotine and Smoking Cessation Research in Durham, N.C. "Cigarettes become less enjoyable when smoking on the patch, just as eating when you're not hungry is not as rewarding as when you are," Rose said.
Another recent study by Shiffman, published recently in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, showed that use of nicotine gum before quitting was also effective in smoking cessation. Subjects on nicotine gum were three times more likely to quit and still be smokeless after six months.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in 2008 recommended the mixing of nicotine-replacement therapies, based on five studies that found using the patch and gum together (versus the patch alone) almost doubles one's chances of quitting.
"I think no one should use one nicotine replacement anymore," says John Hughes, a psychiatrist at the University of Vermont in Burlington.
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Technology and eco-friendliness don't really sound like a match made in heaven.
Indeed, those two words are more at odds with each other, the other gaining as the other loses. The environment suffering as man moves forward with his innovations and factories and progress or the other way around, the most extreme environmentalist advocating a return to the pre-industrial age way of life.
Extremes eh?
What if I tell you that there is a middle way between the two? That you can enjoy the latest technology has to offer and still be eco-friendly? Well…you can. These days, manufacturers are also making environmental phones that not only cater to the flower-power people due to their bad design and hopelessly outdated hardware, but also to the more mainstream spec-addicted users.
Here are three smartphones that managed to prove themselves as not only eco-friendly but also possessing respectable specs that will cater to techies and hippies alike.
1. Samsung Galaxy S4
Surprise, surprise? Well, apparently, 2013's bestselling smartphone is eco-friendly. Not in the sense of being made from recycled plastic bottles like previous Samsung phones or having a solar panel on its back cover. The Galaxy S4 is eco-friendly due to two factors: its packaging and certifications.
The first part is easy enough to see. The Galaxy S4 comes with box that is made out of recycled paper. The manuals and other documentation inside are also recycled paper and the ink used is soy ink, an alternative to the destructive petroleum-based inks.
The next part, certifications, is more complex. Independent organizations like the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) test smartphones and gadgets to see if they sustainable and safe for usage. This year, UL gave the Galaxy S4 a Platinum certification, the highest on its roster of certifications. That is quite an achievement because UL is known to be rather strict when it comes to their ratings.
Another sustainability organization, the TCO Development Foundation, listed the Galaxy S4 as eco-friendly. This move is significant because the Galaxy S4 was the first smartphone to be given such certification by the TCO.
2. iPhone 5
With some of its suppliers in China responsible for the ongoing environmental catastrophe, worker suicides and generally crappy worker protection, Apple's products are usually far behind everyone's mind when it comes to eco-friendly gadgets talk.
However, in a study conducted by HealthyStuff.org and iFixit.com, two iPhones, the 4s and the 5 managed to emerge as the second and fifth most eco-friendly phones in the United States.
In a scale of 1-5 wherein 1 is the highest, the iPhone 5 got 2.75, ahead of the Galaxy S3 at 2.99 and the Motorola Droid X which is at 3.59. Apparently, the use of less harmful and hazardous chemicals has put the iPhone ahead of other flagships.
The survey tested the usage of harmful chemicals such as mercury, lead, cadmium and biphenyls on smartphones.
3. Sony Xperia P
If you had never heard of this phone 'til now, don't feel bad, we're on the same boat.
This Xperia device, released by Sony in 2012 is relatively obscure and was quickly drowned by the massive numbers of mid-rangers from other manufacturers. This 4-inch screened smartphones doesn't have prayer of standing up to the likes of the iPhone 5 or the beastly Galaxy S4…specs-wise.
In eco-friendliness, though, it has no equal.
The Sony Xperia P has been lauded by the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) as the "European Green Smartphone of 2013-13." EISA praised the Xperia P's power efficiency and the use of eco-friendly materials on its manufacture. It was also mentioned that compared to other smartphones, the Xperia P has a low copper content and makes efficient use of precious metals on its body.
Sony also bagged EISA's award last 2012 with the Xperia Mini.
Even Greener Way
While the smartphones above might be green in a sense, the best way to actually be green and have this phones at the same time is to recycle your old gadgets. You can always opt to have your old smartphone recycled by bringing it to any of the numerous take back centers all over the United States or sell it to certified recyclers like eCycle Best.
If you choose the take-back centers, the most you can get from them is a "Thank You" for your old gadgets whereas if you sell them, you'll get cash that you can use to buy the eco-friendly device of your choice. Also, you will actually have a proper and modern smartphone with no functionality sacrificed for it to become green. A smartphone that is eco-friendly and top of the line.
Eco-friendly and top of the line. Yes, you can have the best of both worlds. The best of the green and tech world :)


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July 29, 2013
Editor's Note: The following first appeared in the University of Iowa's Hawk Talk Daily, an e-newsletter that offers a daily look at the Iowa Hawkeyes, delivered free each morning to thousands of fans of the Hawkeyes worldwide.
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa football team is recognized as a run-first program. Following a season where the rushing attack posted its lowest total in eight seasons, the Hawkeye offensive line wants to do its part to open holes and allow backs to gain yards in bunches.
"We need to take that in our own hands and make holes for those guys," said senior right tackle Brett Van Sloten. "We have great runners, we just have to provide them opportunities to get to the second level.
"We have to do our job. If we do that, their (the running backs') job is going to be easier. That's how I feel we get back to the good ole' running game and getting yards we need on every play."
The Hawkeyes have experience up front to make that happen. The group, which includes two seniors, one junior and two sophomores has combined for 35 career starts.
"We have to do our job. If we do that, their (the running backs') job is going to be easier. That's how I feel we get back to the good ole' running game and getting yards we need on every play."
UI offensive tackle Brett Van Sloten
Van Sloten started all 12 games at right tackle a season ago, while junior Brandon Scherff has 10 career starts, including seven last season at left tackle before going down with an injury against Penn State. Sophomore Austin Blythe tallied nine starts at guard in 2012 en route to first team freshman All-America honors, but he is listed as the No. 1 center heading into fall camp.
Senior Conor Boffeli started the final three games of 2012, and sophomore Jordan Walsh made one start in 2012 during his redshirt freshman season.
"We have a lot of experience coming back, but we need to be a group that leads," said Van Sloten. "Coach (Kirk) Ferentz gives the analogy that there are five of us and no other position has five people out there. We need to take that into our own hands and get everything started whether it is pass protection or run blocking."
Van Sloten says the key is finishing blocks every series and down each game.
"That's something we need to focus on, and we will," he said. "Our goal is to finish every play, and we know every play won't go the way we want it to, but the goal is to win more than we lose."
Van Sloten says seeing his teammates "put the other guy in the second row" is motivating. Pancake blocks are like scoring a touchdown for offensive linemen.
"I remember a game when Ray Hamilton did that and we weren't expecting that out of him," said Van Sloten. "It is an easy way to earn respect. It fuels you and makes you want to give that much more the next game."
With a stable of running backs returning that includes a bull-dozer (Mark Weisman), a slasher (Damon Bullock), and a patient, wait-for-the-blocking to materialize before exploding-type back (Jordan Canzeri) returning, Van Sloten says the line's approach doesn't change.
"Most of the time, we don't know who is in until after the play," he said. "All the backs have different strengths and weaknesses. Mark is going to run right at you, he's not going to go around you.
"We need to make a hole for them, and they'll use their skill set to get those extra yards and get to the second level."
Single-game tickets for all seven Hawkeye home contests inside Kinnick Stadium are available on hawkeyesports.com. Iowa opens the season Aug. 31, hosting Northern Illinois at 2:30 p.m. (CT).


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Steven Spielberg's massive list of films continues to grow as he eyes multiple developing projects. In addition to a film that has long been in the works, the famed director's possible plans include a historical thriller, a religious film and a classic's remake.
According to The Hollywood Reporter today, Spielberg may work on a yet untitled Cold War film with Tom Hanks, who has already committed to the project along with writer Matt Charman and producer Marc Platt. Based on a true story, the plot spotlights attorney James Donovan, who vies to release a downed U-2 spy plane pilot Gary Powers. Hanks and Spielberg had teamed up for the films "Saving Private Ryan," "The Terminal" and "Catch Me If You Can" and for HBO's "Band of Brothers."
Additionally, the former CSULB student may work on a religious period project based on the David Kertzer novel "The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara," THR writes. Dreamworks and The Weinstein Co. signed on for the film, and Tony Kushner – who teamed up with Spielberg for "Lincoln" and "Munich" – will write the script. Kertzer penned the story about a 19th-century Jewish boy who is taken from his home and raised to become an Augustinian Catholic priest.
Another possible project for Spielberg involves a classic. First Showing reports that the he is interested in working on a remake of the musical "West Side Story" with Fox, though it is still in the development stages and no writer has yet been hired.
Spielberg has not yet committed to these projects, as his plate already consists of redoing the science fiction film "Robopocalypse," which was to star Chris Hemsworth and Anne Hathaway and release on April 14. Spielberg told Entertainment Weekly last year that the latter film's development was scrapped due to cost, but it will restart based on his "more economic" outlook and once a new script is written.
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LOS player (left) puts an aggresive mark on at Queen City
LOS, a Triangle area open club ultimate Frisbee team, tied for seventh at Queen City Tune-up on July 10 and 11.
The tournament, held at Ramblewood Park in Charlotte, N.C., pitted 10 open teams in a beginning-of-the-season tournament. LOS took second in pool play, but lost to El Diablo in quarterfinals, then to Ignition in the consolation bracket.
Given the team's finish, captain Paul Weeks called the weekend a disappointment despite the fact that the tournament was LOS' first official competition.
"I think the tournament certainly showed some individual growth from our players, but we, as a team, failed to execute," Weeks said. "We had moments where we looked rock-solid, but we also looked unsure of ourselves for the majority of the games."
Technique and strategy aside, it seems what LOS lacked most throughout the tournament was energy.
"We have a youthful team, and to succeed with younger players, we all need to bring the team fire: the tough man-to-man D, the loud sidelines, the hard marks," said captain Mike Denardis. "We didn't have any of that. From our most veteran to newest players, we didn't come to the level of intensity we needed."
photo by Erin Wiltgen
LOS player Eddie Alcorn (white) gets a
layout D in the endzone at Queen City
As in most sports, having a multitude of fans cheering from the stands gives teams an advantage. In ultimate Frisbee, the sideline plays a crucial role in that motivation, often referred to as the eighth man.
"It really helps to have all 27 guys talking during a point rather than just the seven guys on the field," Weeks said. "This weekend, we really did not get our sidelines going, which would have helped us greatly. The teams that played well against us always had better, more intense sidelines."
Part of that intensity stems from attitude in practice.
"We need to work on practicing tournament-style situations," Weeks said. "In other words, we need to crank up our practices and make them resemble tournament games. Our team chemistry on the field is somewhat lacking and needs to improve if we are to be competitive in the fall."
In a more technical sense, Weeks said LOS needs to improve control of the disc.
"Against Ring, we were able to force tons of turnovers but were unable to convert those into goals," Weeks said. "We can accomplish this by being more patient and taking time to set up and run our offense."
Denardis added that decision-making and discipline on defense fall on the to-work-on list.
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LOS player (right) cuts for a score at Queen City
"Our defense is very sloppy right now," Denardis said. "The lack of team discipline on the marks and downfield need to be addressed. As defenders, you need to play to your strengths and take away something. We didn't really take away anything."
On the offensive side of the Frisbee, Denardis said the team showed moments of brilliance.
"But the biggest issue was taking shots when they weren't in our best interest," he said.
But Queen City wasn't entirely a disappointment. Weeks said that since LOS was missing a few veteran players, specifically handlers, the rookies had to step up and take more responsibility.
"The rookies played great and were really the highlight of the weekend," Weeks said.
Team goals for the rest of the season continue to be to win the last game on Sunday, whether it be for first or 18th place. And based on the Queen City performance, Denardis said another goal for the next tournaments is also to work 100 percent.
"I can take losing," he said. "I can't take losing while not putting forward maximum effort."


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Did the idiot have a SKS? Kind of hard to tell. Oh well. Happy ending.
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Did the idiot have a SKS? Kind of hard to tell. Oh well. Happy ending.
I thought it was a pistol grip shotgun.
Seemed hard to tell what the BG was using.
I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness,
nor the arrow for its swiftness,
nor the warrior for his glory.
I love only that which they defend.
-J.R.R. Tolkien
Idiot dirtbag, he's much better off now, and so is society.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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It's a shotty......and glad it came to positive ending.
"Just getting a concealed carry permit means you haven't commited a crime yet. CCP holders commit crimes." Daniel Vice, senior attorney for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, quoted on Fox & Friends, 8 Jul, 2008
"Sometimes, when you're making gumbo, people just show up.", Leah Chase
Glad the officers came out on top. One less dirt bag in the system.
I'm so glad we insist on dash cams these days. Its so great to have the dirty work of the LEO for our evenings entertainment.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
glad it turned out ok for the deputies, looks like a clean shoot
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Such a moron; he got what he deserved.
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Last night, July 24, 2014, while everyone was busy dong their usual routine in life, the certified box office queen Sarah Geronimo was celebrating her 26th birthday with friends and current boyfriend Matteo Guidicelli. Based on the report; the birthday party was organized by Matteo Guidicelli, a very proud boyfriend of the talented actress-singer.
Reports added that Matteo invited Christian Bautista, Mark Bautista, Dra. Vicki Belo, Rowell Santiago, Garlic Garcia and Georcelle Sy, friends and co-actors of Sarah in her blockbuster movies, to make the celebration memorable. After almost an hour, Garlic Garcia, one of her co-actors in "Maybe This Time," her blockbuster movie with Coco Martin who is being tagged as TV series king by his followers because of his successful TV series which aired on ABS-CBN, took to Twitter and posted several photos.
Said photos have become viral online just minutes after it posted on Twitter, and in case you missed, you can still see the photos online using this link. It was her first time to celebrate her birthday with someone special. Two years ago, some people thought Gerald Anderson will be on her side, but because of some issues involving her parents, said speculation never happened. She celebrated her birthday without Gerald who has become one of the hottest actors in the country when he portrayed the role of a hit man in the movie "On The Job" (OTJ) with Piolo Pascual, Shaina Magdayao and Joel Torre.
Going back to her 26th birthday with Matteo and friends, a lot of people say she is a picture of a complete woman because of her actions and movements every time Matteo Guidicelli is around. They added that she has finally found the right man after her two failed relationships. On the other hand, Matteo is inspired and very much in love with her. He is also blessed with good projects courtesy of ABS-CBN and Regal Films.
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HOW TO USE: Read the Medication Guide provided by your pharmacist before you start using nabumetone and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist.Take this medication by mouth as directed by your doctor, usually once or twice daily with a full glass of water (8 ounces or 240 milliliters). Do not lie down for at least 10 minutes after taking this drug. To prevent stomach upset, take it with food, milk, or an antacid.Dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment. To minimize side effect risks (such as stomach bleeding), use this medication at the lowest effective dose for the shortest possible length of time. Do not increase your dose or take it more often than prescribed. For chronic conditions such as arthritis, continue taking it as directed by your doctor. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor or pharmacist.In certain conditions (such as arthritis), it may take up to 2 weeks when this drug is taken regularly before you notice the full benefits.If you are taking this drug on an "as needed" basis (not on a regular schedule), remember that pain medications work best if they are used as the first signs of pain occur. If you wait until the pain has worsened, the medication may not work as well.Tell your doctor if your condition worsens.
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SOME LIKE IT HOT, 1959 (Chief Executive's Choice)
Category: Events
Next Happening: at http://www.barnsley-chronicle.co.uk/entertainment/venue
A superbly glamorous film, chosen for us by our very own leading lady, Helen Ball.
Date: Tuesday 18 March
Venue: Assembly Room
Time: 7:30pm
Tickets: £5 / No Concessions
Relax and enjoy the high jinks and tomfoolery of this well-known classic feature starring the legends that are Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon.
Two musicians witness a mob hit and flee for their lives disguised as women in an all-female band with hilarious consequences.
A frivolous and feel good movie that's sure to brighten up your week.
Director: Billy Wilder
Writer(s): Billy Wilder, I.A.L Diamond
Stars: Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemon
Cert U
Running time: 116 min
Entry Price: £ 5.00


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Take a nice refreshing dip in the blue Jayden($435) sea. Carrying this deep and luxurious satchel around feels a lot like taking a vacation to Greece, minus the financial hardship. Maybe you'll find a phone number for a handsome Adonis somewhere within one of the multiple interior pockets.
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John Henry Johnson
Position: FB-HB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 210 lbs.
Born: November 24, 1929 in Waterproof, LA
Died: June 3, 2011 in Tracy, CA
High School: Pittsburg
College: St. Mary's (CA), Arizona St. (school history)
Drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2nd round (18th overall) of the 1953 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 41 (2177th overall since 1950)
4-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Book award recipient, this is the third book in Bruce Johnson's History of Gear series. It's an illuminated and lavishly illustrated look at the history of one of America's best-known and most respected gear pioneers, Holubar Mountaineering, founded in Boulder, Colorado in 1947. Both people and the gear itself are covered in detail, with many contributions from original staff, up to and including the company's beloved President Jim Kack. The daughter of the founders, Linda Holubar, adds many engrossing details and uncompromising accuracy. In May 2010 the book was honored as one of the Year's best Local History works at Chautauqua in Boulder. In June of 2011, it was presented to the Boulder climbing community by the author at Neptune Mountaineering and at the Carnegie Library for Local History. This book is recently revised and has added content.
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Astley Castle is a fortified manor built in the 12th century and progressively extended over the succeeding seven centuries. After a fire burnt out the roof and floors in 1978, its walls decayed and collapsed while a series of rescue attempts failed. In 2006 the Landmark Trust tried a final gambit: the creation of a contemporary house within the footprint of the castle remains, procured by architectural competition. The brief specified 2-4 bedrooms, with living and dining rooms and a kitchen, and stated that "form, materials, methods of construction and precise location within the building footprint will be at the discretion of the architect, but the result must be an exceptional building…To contain the overall cost, it is likely that significant parts of the Castle will have to be taken down and not rebuilt, with the remaining ruined sections stabilised." The castle is grade II* listed, and is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
We proposed to build the new house within the oldest part of the castle, building new walls directly onto existing remains, and to retain wings from the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries as walled external courts. We maintained the open character of the ruin rather than attempting to recreate the castle's former completeness. Large gashes created by collapse were kept as generous window openings, edged in new brickwork and glazed. The accommodation occupies roughly half the footprint of the ruins, but new construction extends over the courts to tie, buttress and weather the retained fragments. The layout of the house is inverted: living quarters on the first floor, bedrooms and bathrooms on the ground floor.
Materials are economical and contemporary, but carefully colour matched to the existing palette of materials. They are strong but visually light. Old walls are capped and edged with new brick diaphragm walls, the full depth of the originals. The bricks are 40mm high, close to a conventional tile brick, coursing neatly into the broken stonework edges. They are laid in a quarter lap, using lime mortar, with the diaphragms bonded in every fourth course. Precast concrete boot lintels bind the walls at high level, including a 'T' shaped element stabilising the junction of 12th and 15th century constructions. The floor and roof structures are in laminated pine, with primary beams in upstand. Windows are in solid oak, and partitions are lined in birch ply and sycamore beading; the stair is in oak and steel, with a stud outer frame, and flitch plate stringer. Every room is a dialogue of construction across the centuries.
After appointment of Witherford Watson Mann as architects in 2007, the scheme was developed to stage D for planning and HLF funding applications in early 2008, with stabilisation of the remains proceeding in parallel. New construction started in September 2010, in a two stage contract, and was completed in June 2012. The budget for new works was £1.25 million, the total project budget (including stabilisation, fees and client costs £2.5 million).
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WASHINGTON: More than half of students at four-year colleges in the United States - and at least 75 percent at two-year colleges - lack the literacy to handle complex, real-life tasks such as understanding credit card offers, a study found. The literacy study funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts, the first to target the skills of graduating students, finds that students fail to lock in key skills - no matter their field of study. The results cut across three types of literacy: analyzing news stories and other prose, understanding documents and having math skills needed for checkbooks or restaurant tips. Without proficient skills, or those needed to perform more complex tasks, students fall behind. They cannot interpret a table about exercise and blood pressure, understand the arguments of newspaper editorials, compare credit card offers with different interest rates and annual fees or summarize results of a survey about parental involvement in school. It is kind of disturbing that a lot of folks are graduating with a degree and theyre not going to be able to do those things, said Stephane Baldi, the studys director at the American Institutes for Research, a behavioral and social science research organization. Most students at community colleges and four-year schools showed intermediate skills. That means they can do moderately challenging tasks, such as identifying a location on a map. There was brighter news. Overall, the average literacy of college students is significantly higher than that of adults across the nation. Study leaders said that was encouraging but not surprising, given that the spectrum of adults includes those with much less education.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailytimes.com.pk ...
AP exagerrating for efect as usual? Why not take the logical next step and lay blame where it is due, namely the lib-dominated school system?
That's why there are liberals in the world. Reason and logic are not taught anymore.
It becomes clear why the members of the media are less able to evaluate issues and what to print.
Which is why one of the first things every college freshman sees when arriving on campus is a credit card company's pitchman.
It's only proof of the equivalent of a 6th grade education from 1950.
Yes, we MUST blame it on the government schools which have allowed this decline.
i kant uderstood a word off these article
They got that right.
I'm a professional writer and as the years go by more and more people think I'm some kind of genius for being able to put words to paper, that evoke feelings and emotions or biting satire that makes people think. I suspect that in my parents' generation I would have been just an average writer.
Dumber and dumber...I fear for our nation's future.
Not to worry, they can always get a job as a "journalist" with the Associated Press.
And to think, all of those foreign students are wasting their money coming to the U.S. to get their degrees.
This...like...article is like...umm, like...aahsumlee over-exaggerating, mannn!
I would be willing to wager well that the number of foreign students coming here to study the kinds of things that US students prefer - political science, history, social "sciences", and all those other fields where there is no way to quantify how much someone has learned is quite small.
Foreign students come to study engineering, mathematics, hard sciences, medicine - the few exceptions to the higher-education scam.
I can't tell you how many people I know who have completely useless Political Science degrees.
Of course you're right. But college is like anything else, you pays your money and your chance.
College isn't a vocational school. They don't exist to insure employment. On the other hand, a college education is now the minimum for any kind of white collar, inside sitting down job.
OK Pakistan. Keep telling yourselves that the US is a bunch of morons.
But at least US students can CHOOSE to seek higer education in much higher per capita numbers. While college-aged Pakistanis are illiterate due to social-class discrimination and gender discrimination.
Poli Sci, Sociology, Womyn's Studies,African-American Studies etc etc etc. Useless fields of study in my opinion.....
I think this is an AP article, not Pakistan's.
Poli Sci, Sociology, Womyn's Studies,African-American Studies etc etc etc. Useless fields of study in my opinion.....
For people who want to learn about those things, they're of value. Unfortunately, they are of little value in the workplace.
It's on a Pakistani newspaper site.
That's why there are liberals in the world. Reason and logic are not taught anymore.
And it is the perfect platform for breeding more liberals -- which is why the libs hold on so tight to the unions and the flunkies that are the teachers and lock-step members.
Make me want to vomit when I think about it.
A Special Ed teacher that I know tried to get her school district to develop a real-life experience courses for some of her students who were really low functioning. Instead of teaching them algebra, she wanted to teach them how to make change after purchases, balance a checkbook, etc. She was laughed out of the conference room by the silly liberals she worked with. Sad.
So what? It may be on a dozen other newspaper too. In a dozen other countries.
But you're right in the aspect that the Pakistani (and other foreign newspapers) are publishing this as a way of "down-grading" the US.
newspaper = newspaper sites
AP exagerrating for efect as usual? Why not take the logical next step and lay blame where it is due, namely the lib-dominated school system?
Genrally I relish reports of bloated NEA damage.
However, people DO pass the LSAT and go on to Law School to make certain that credit card offers, software agreements and the like are as unreadable and patience-tiring as possible. Such was a bad example, Herewith the afroesaidmentioned notwithstanding, excepting the Party of the Second Part, Hereinafter called...&etc.
I would wager that two years of apprenticeship - actually doing something - would go farther in the marketplace than these specious four-year degrees (excepting of course hard sciences, math, engineering).
Even worse, many people go for Masters and Ph.Ds and end up in their mid-30s never having held a job in their lives, and finding that there are so many others just like them that the competition for the few jobs for which they may be qualified is among the most intense in the market. These people are essentially unemployable, unfit for even menial labor because they have never developed the most basic of work ethics.
One of the saddest people I know is a 36-year-old Art History Ph.D. candidate. She has no future whatsoever other than sucking the teat of her daddy's fortune until she is old and grey - not even marriageable since no man would want to acquire a wife who has done nothing substantial for anyone else in her entire life and is nearing the end of her childbearing years anyway.
There are two places to place blame:
The NEA for protecting poor performers...
and the majority of parents of public schools who expect the school to do everything related to their child's education...
And people wonder why my kids are in Catholic school...
The first step to restoring math literacy is ending tax withholding! Governments (fed, state, local) will have to teach math properly to secure their revenues.
You sure don't get much to show today for a $200,000 college education.
The whole apprenticeship thing is extremely dicey. Pick the wrong field and you're screwed for life. Tool and die work, for instance, is dead in this country. Though a guy I used to know did something similar for diamonds/gems and went from minimum wage to six figures in a couple of years.
Interesting about your friend the art history student. I happen to know a couple who are doing pretty well in museums and galleries and auction hourses. Combine art history with an MBA and you have a killer resume. Could it be that she's not all that motivated?
Apprenticeship is no more dicey than a college degree, and requires less of a time investment. Pick the wrong college degree and you are just as screwed as if you apprentice to a dead craft. You can always re-apprentice in a new field, that's essentially how people change careers already, take a position at the bottom of the new field and work their way up. The difference with apprenticeship is that even if the trade dies the work skills, ethics, and experience remain. Contrast this to a poorly-chosen degree which cannot be usefully applied to anything else.
The thing about the museum field is that there is an extremely limited number of jobs for a large number of people who want them. They're great once you're in - but if you can't get in, there is no alternative. Even when you are in you have basically no leverage as an employee, whereas with another skill you could credibly have the option of leaving one employer for another.
On my Art History friend... yes a lack of motivation is definitely evident - and this eternal-education path that is available is a prime enabler for this behavior. In the commercial world that sort of behavior would be corrected quite quickly!
That would "teach 'em." :O)
Not long ago, I read a news article in which a paragraph ended with, "...or whatever."
I'd like to say it was some leftwing rag like the NY Slimes, but it wasn't. It was in the Wall Street Journal. This is why I maintain that "journalism" is not the name of a profession or even an occupation, but simply an activity-- an activity, apparently, which requires no particular training or skill.
Related only vaguely to this thread, they have a relatively new program at the Guggenheim where an art doctoral students conduct free tours as part of their apprenticeship. I love that. These are really bright kids who have real enthusiasm for art.
Anyway, I'm of the mind that someone with motivation can make any degree work in the marketplace. The problem is, 99.999% of the kids are not motivated. They got into those programs because they were "easy" and now just want some job where they can show up at 9 and leave at 5.
I agree. I told my kids that if they wanted their parents to pay for them to earn a college degree; the minimum requirements were for them to take Economincs, Accounting, Finance and Marketing courses. After that, the could persue underwater basket weaving.
p.s. When I say motivated, I mean highly motivated. I have something wrong with my hearing that has plagued me for years. Whenever somebody says, "Family is the most important thing," what I hear is, "I like to sit at home and watch TV."
I'd never hire somebody with those those priorities.
Liberals tell us that colleges are hot beds of liberalism because they are better educated.
However, it now appears that college grads don't possess critical listening or reading skills.
That is probably why they are liberals, not education but lack of education.
Liberals tell us that colleges are hot beds of liberalism because they are better educated.
However, it now appears that college grads don't possess critical listening or reading skills.
That is probably why they are liberals, not education but lack of education.
The future is here. Biting satire? Nowadays anyone who can write a coherent paragraph is a genius. My mother was an average writer in her day, graduating from college in the sixties. By today's standards she can walk on water.
Well, thank God their precious self esteem is still intact.
Me: "32oz diet soda please" HS Senior clerk: "umm...Is that small, medium or large?" Me: "Well, I don't know. Is your 32oz soda the medium one or the large one?" HS Senior Clerk: "uhhhhhhhhhhh.... HS Senior Manager: "Here, I'll hold them up for you" Me: "Um...Nevermind"
"If you want a degree, go to college. If you want an education, go to the library." --- Paul H. Gettles
That is a valid point about the elderly getting graduate degrees. Even the younger ones, say a mid-twenties with a fresh MS in biology, who has not been working all along, may indeed get a job with the state but will never actually contribute anything except to his own retirement package.
Interesting to contrast public schools now with public schools of the early 20'th century. I remember reading the book 'Truman' by David McCullough. Truman completed High School and could both read and write ancient Greek.
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If understanding credit card offers is considered a complex task, then we're in real trouble.
What's to understand about credit card offers? Get one card, pay it off monthly and throw the rest in the trash.
My MS Word grammar checker says that I should change "effect" to "affect" in the following sentence: "The car's brakes had no effect whatsoever." Which is correct? Effect? Or affect?
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Whatever your political stripe, if you are an environmentalist you are probably disappointed in this year's presidential and downticket races. Of course, it's natural that the economy would be high up on the radar for the candidates, but for there to be zero talk about the environment, not to mention global climate change, the biggest national security risk of our time? It is, to make an understatement, utterly incomprehensible.
I am definitely going to watch this Frontline next Tuesday, "Climate of Doubt." In it, they will examine the reasons why this topic has become persona non grata. Where once we as a nation were starting to agree that climate change was happening and that we needed to address it, there is doubt being raised by the extremely profitable industries that benefit from the status quo.
Watch Climate of Doubt on PBS. See more from FRONTLINE.
There are a lot of people frustrated by the fact that record low summer Arctic sea ice, and other serious indicators of global climate change, have not even had a murmur at the debates, or even on the stump. Charlie Pierce:
But climate change is an issue that has become an orphan in this campaign because it is simply too big for our political system to handle. The planet, quite simply, is dying of a fever, and everybody can see the symptoms, and everybody who isn't Jim Inhofe or some other mountain troll knows precisely what the cause is. But not even this president, for all his besotted devotion to green technologies, can talk straight to the American people about what is murdering the earth and why.
Wildfires. Superstorms. Drought. The fact that there actually is a Northwest Passage through the Arctic from the Atlantic to the Pacific now. The warnings get more and more dire. Yet we have had three debates and the simple question of how we keep from killing the planet never comes up? Future historians — if there are any future historians — are going to drink very heavily.
We are probably past the point of no return, but fast action could preserve much of our societies' future. Charley of BMG had a rant that included a link to this statement by 11 of the world's largest engineering orgs, who believe we, right now and currently, have enough technology to get 85% off of carbon fuels by 2050.
The statement says that generating electricity from wind, waves and the sun, growing biofuels sustainably, zero emissions transport, low carbon buildings and energy efficiency technologies have all been demonstrated. However they are not being developed for wide-scale use fast enough and there is a desperate need for financial and legislative support from governments around the world if they are to fulfil their potential.
We went to the moon. We stood on the moon! The technology to do so didn't even exist when the lunar program started, and we still did it! For addressing climate change, a lot of what we need is right in front of us. All we need is communal incentives, and funding, and we can do this!
And not only that, but it's great economic sense too. Lots of decent paying jobs you can't outsource. New manufacturing techniques to implement here at home, in which to become a leader. Better, more breathable air and drinkable water. We can stop blasting the tops off of our mountains and clogging the rivers and streams with toxic slag. We can stop fracking and making drinking water flammable. We can stop drilling for oil in off shore rigs that can blow up and leak and destroy habitats and commercial fishing, stop building pipelines that pollute our land, and stop hurting our national treasures like the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Farmers in the Midwest can farm and at the same time, lease their lands for wind power. They make more money and we get clean energy! Every home can be buttoned up and become more efficient, adding demand for contractors and hence, jobs, to our economy. We can all get solar on our roofs and help generate electricity for ourselves. We can save money. We can stop funding dictatorships and terrorists with our oil dollars. We can stop going to war over oil.
Here. at the intersection of innovation and policy, there is a vision - an environmental, economic, and foreign policy vision, for a future where we are more independent, with good paychecks and clean water. And yet, we've even stopped having the argument about whether global climate change exists. It's dropped off the map entirely.
Another four years ignoring the vast problems…and vast opportunities…sitting in front of us is just not acceptable. How many coastal cities do we want to lose? How many more powerful storms do we want to live through? How many more severe droughts, how many more severe floods and fires do we want to accept before we take action?
These are the questions I wish the next moderator would ask. These are the questions I wish you were asking your elected officials. What we do in the next decade affects your children and grandchildren for all time. Where is the leadership?
It's worth pointing out that the Obama administration has been quietly pursuing serious efforts to combat climate change - regulating carbon, issuing robust Clean Air Act regulations that are shutting down coal-fired power plants, jacking up the CAFE standards, putting a ton of Recovery Act money into alternative energy, pushing green building practices, funding public transit alternatives - even though he isn't selling them primarily as climate change efforts.
Also, we can, indeed, stop polluting water supplies by fracking for natural gas. Specifically, we can start regulating fracking operations much more stringently, so that they don't pollute. Nonetheless, ramping up natural gas usage to move us away from oil and, especially, coal is an absolutely necessary step in reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. The United States had the largest reduction in carbon emissions of any country on the planet in 2011, and most of that reduction came from shutting down coal plants and replacing them with gas plants. Getting off of fossil fuels entirely (or anything close to it) is a generational project, and we need to shut down the coal-fired power plants yesterday. For now, gas has to be part of the answer.
I do agree, NG has a place in getting us carbon free, since the difference in carbon emissions from coal/oil is drastically higher than NG. However, how they got away this long without being regulated so they can stop poisoning underground water supplies is beyond me…
Separating extraction issues from CAGW, I think issues continue to be raised about CAGW, including from the UK Met Office (Full, full disclosure, I used there then central computer for some problem solving 38 years ago. At the time I thought it was amazing.)
We need more work on alternative energy solutions. The wind turbine farms out in the Inland Empire have not been the roaring success I would have hoped for. A lot of this is an engineering problem and more engineering needs to be done.
On the social engineering level, do we lower our standard of living to help the rest of the world or do we help them raise their standard of living? For example, the US Human Development Index is 0.910 (close to the top), but Rwanda's is 0.429, and not the bottom.
Regards — Cliff
We do both. We develop clean alternative energy sources so that our own standard of living will improve, and so that countries like Rwanda will be able to develop without having to fight for increasingly scarce, increasingly expensive fossil fuels.
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Compact and easy-to-use, Math for Nursesis a pocket-sized guide/reference to dosage calculation and drug administration. It includes a review of basic math skills, measurement systems, and drug calculations/preparations. Math for Nurseshelps students to calculate dosages accurately and improve the accuracy of drug delivery. The author uses a step-by-step approach with frequent examples to illustrate problem-solving and practical applications. Readers will find it great for use in the clinical setting or as a study aid. Practice problems throughout the text and end-of-chapter and end-of-unit review questions will aid students' application and recall of material. A handy pull-out card contains basic equivalents, conversion factors, and math formulas.
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UNIT 1 Basic Mathematics Review and Refresher Chapter 1 Preassessment Test: Mathematics Skills Review Chapter 2 Fractions Chapter 3 Decimals Chapter 4 Percents, Ratio, and Proportion UNIT 2 Measurement Systems Chapter 5 The Metric, Household, and Apothecary Systems of Measurement Chapter 6 Approximate Equivalents and System Conversions UNIT 3 Dosage Calculations Chapter 7 Medication Labels Chapter 8 Oral Dosage Calculations Chapter 9 Parenteral Dosage Calculations Chapter 10 Intravenous Therapy Chapter 11 Intravenous Therapies: Critical Care Applications Chapter 12 Insulin Chapter 13 Heparin Preparation and Dosage Calculations: Subcutaneous and Intravenous Chapter 14 Pediatric Dosage Calculations and Intravenous Therapy Chapter 15 Solutions and Drug Reconstitution Answers Appendices A. Roman Numerals B. Rounding Off Decimals C. Abbreviations for Drug Preparation and Administration D. Intradermal Injections E. Subcutaneous Injections F. Intramuscular Injections G. Z-Track Injections H. Pediatric Intramuscular Injections I. Nursing Concerns for Pediatric Drug Administration J. Nursing Considerations for Critical Care Drug Administration K. Nursing Concerns for Geriatric Drug Administration L. Needleless Intravenous System M. Temperature Conversions: Fahrenheit and Celsius Scales Index


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I am connecting to the Novell Netware (OES) server via ssh. It shows me default novell console. I want it to start bash automatically when I connect. How can I do this?
Unlike SSH for Linux, SSH for NetWare doesn't come with the kind of /etc/passwd or PAM-Ldap hooks needed to specify a default shell. It also doesn't assume it's running a shell or running login scripts, which makes it further unlike Linux-SSH. It is assumed that when you SSH into a NetWare server you're an admin looking to do remote administration, and therefore you need Console. It is meant as a kind of rconsole replacement.
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Currently, FX's "American Horror Story" is one of the most revered and intriguing horror shows on cable television. The show is unique it's storytelling by transitioning the same actors (Oscar Winners, Jessica Lange and Kathy Bates) into different characters each season. The shows composer, James S. Levine will continue to be apart of the horrific antics for the fourth season, themed "Freak Show."
James was under the radar for a long time while working with Oscar winning composer, Hans Zimmer on films such as "Pearl Harbor" and "The Weather Man." He then branched out on his own and began composing for major television shows like FX's "Nip/Tuck", NBC's "The Blacklist", "The Closer", "Major Crimes", "NCIS: Los Angeles", "Royal Pains" and FOX's "Glee."
For this very special interview with James, we candidly talk about American Horror Story, his involvement in the series, his vast musical library of music for the series, Glee and his future projects. So sit back and enjoy James' thoughts.
Please tell the readers what got you interested in music.
JL: I grew up in Boston playing piano in bands, musicals, and writing songs. I always knew I wanted to make music for my career and had the opportunity to visit a friend who was working as a composer in Los Angeles. After spending about 2 seconds with him in the studio I knew that's what I wanted to do!
What interested you most about working on "American Horror Story" project?
JL: Collaborating with Ryan Murphy and working in Horror - a genre I had little experience with. I was excited and motivated by the challenge of finding my own voice for a modern horror story.
Do the musical themes come to you naturally as you are watching an episode for the first time?
JL: Generally the first time I read a script or see a frame of picture the wheels start spinning. Sometimes these ideas are fueled by conversations I've had with a show creator, director, or producer.
Do you often collaborate with the showrunners or episode directors when writing music for a television series?
JL: Always! For television the collaboration is most often with the showrunner or series creator.
Is there a specific favorite piece of music that you've written for a series, such as a particular character theme?
JL: I have a few favorites that stand out to me: Rachel Berry's Theme from "Glee"; there have been three main themes for each season of "American Horror Story"; Brenda Johnson's themes from "The Closer"; and the piece that closes the pilot of "Damages" which recurred throughout the series.
What interested you most about working on "American Horror Story" project?
JL: Collaborating with Ryan Murphy and working in Horror - a genre I had little experience with. I was excited and motivated by the challenge of finding my own voice for a modern horror story.
As the anthology series has changed, how did you go about changing the music to fit with the new seasons' themes? Did any of your themes carry over from season to season?
JL: Each season is treated as its own unique series. New musical themes, new instruments, new tone, and a new aesthetic is created for each season.
How much music have you written for the series so far to date?
JL: Hours and hours of music!
Will there be a soundtrack released of your music for the show? If you were to put together a soundtrack, what would it consist of?
JL: That's a great question. We have had discussions about it! I would likely select what we consider the greatest hits from each season. Ryan Murphy is a very big fan of establishing themes that become familiar to the viewer. We'd begin with these themes and then add in moments or character specific cues that are stand-outs.
Let's shift to a more cheerful and unforgettable series, "Glee". How did you get involved with the series?
JL: I was asked to be involved at the pilot level by Ryan Murphy and worked with the creators, producers, and cast from the very early stages of production to establish the score and work on set during the filming of the pilot.
How do you go about scoring around the songs that are featured in each episode?
JL: The songs and score are produced separately and often the score is used to enhance or support the drama of the characters while the songs are mostly literal story points and featured performances.
How do you approach writing the music for each season?
JL: I begin reading the scripts as early as possible and start writing themes for new story points and characters. In "Glee," the general instrumentation and orchestration remains fairly consistent from season to season but I will always try to find new elements to introduce in the score that may be specific to a particular season.
What has been one of your favorite songs the Glee members have sang on the show?
JL: "Don't Stop Believing" really is the anthem of "Glee."
Of all the music you've composed for the series, which season was your favorite to score?
JL: Rachel's Theme from the pilot and first season, the Kurt/Blaine Dalton Academy love theme, and Sue's Journal!
Which project (film or television) has been your favorite to work on and why?
JL: It's very hard to say. I feel so lucky to have worked with so many incredible creative individuals and on so many successful projects. I truly believe that every project informs another, even if they are wildly different. Working on a vast array of projects really allows one to gain the confidence to take chances and make unconventional choices musically.
Do you enjoy working more in television or film?
JL: I think both are really incredible and I really have no preference.
Please tell the readers about your future upcoming projects.
JL: I'm really looking forward to my summer series' and the next season of "American Horror Story!"
Very Special Thanks to James for the very insightful interview and getting know such a fine composer such as yourself. Thank you for the opportunity. Also very special thanks to Ashley Patterson, the most awesome collaborator one could ever be blessed with. Thank you.
American Horror Story currently airs on the FX Network with Season 4: Freak Show Coming Soon.
Here is James Levine's Bio:
"James Levine is the go-to composer for television icon Ryan Murphy, having collaborated on four shows and a film together. James has composed the music for hit series such as FX's "American Horror Story" franchise, starring Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters, and "Nip/Tuck," starring Julian McMahon and Dylan Walsh, Fox's "Glee," starring Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, Jane Lynch and Matthew Morrison, TNT's "Rizzoli & Isles," starring Angie Harmon and Sasha Alexander, "Major Crimes," starring Mary McDonnell, and "The Closer," starring Kyra Sedgwick, and USA Network's "Royal Pains," starring Mark Feuerstein and Paulo Costanzo.
James's education and career began in Boston where he attended Tufts University, while also studying with renowned instructor Craig Najjar. It was there that he gained recognition as a pianist, musical director and advertising composer. His passion for scoring film and television brought James to Los Angeles where he began work with Academy Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer. This mentorship and collaboration led to James composing additional music for films such as "Pearl Harbor," "Something's Gotta Give," "Madagascar" and co-scoring credit for Gore Verbinski's "The Weatherman." Since 2001, James has been honored by ASCAP and BMI with 20 film and television music awards, including those for most performed underscore. In 2011, James founded the "Law and Audio" production music brand with Extreme Music and Sony.
Levine's music can also be heard in NBC's "The Blacklist," "Ironside," "Do No Harm," "The New Normal," FX and Audience Network's "Damages," CBS's "NCIS: Los Angeles," TNT's "Raising the Bar," Sony/TriStar's "Running with Scissors," and Warner Bros.' "The In-Laws.""


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Eva Mattes Movies and Career Information
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Eva Mattes is an Austro-German actress. Mattes was featured in four films directed by director Rainer Werner Fassbinder. In A Man Called Eva, she played a bearded film director, based on the recently deceased Fassbinder. She has also appeared in two films of Werner Herzog, a former partner. In 1980 they had a daughter together, Hanna Mattes. Eva Mattes also appeared in Germany, Pale Mother, and in Enemy at the Gates as the mother of Sasha Fillipov. Eva Mattes is well known in German-speaking countries for her role as Klara Blum in the Tatort television series.
- Eva Mattes Movies before 2015
- Mahler on the Couch (Mahler auf der Couch) 2012
- Laura's Star and the Mysterious Dragon Nian (Lauras Stern und der geheimnisvolle Drache Nian) 2005
- Enemy at the Gates 2001
- One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich (Cinema, de notre temps: Une journee d'Andrei Arsenevitch) 2000
- My Best Fiend 1999
- Celeste 1981
- Woyzeck 1979
- David (1979) 1979
- In the Year of 13 Moons (In einem Jahr mit 13 Monden) 1979
- Germany, Pale Mother (Deutschland bleiche Mutter) 1979
- In a Year of Thirteen Moons (In einem Jahr mit 13 Monden) 1978
- I Am My Films: A Portrait of Werner Herzog 1978
- Stroszek 1977
- Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant (Die bitteren Tranen der Petra von Kant) 1972
- Net (Das netz)
- Mathias Kneissl
- Sams in Gefahr
- Slurb (Das Sams)
- Stroszeck
- Supermarkt
- Sams im Gluck
- Herbstmilch
- Roland Klick: The Heart Is a Hungry Hunter
- Tatort: Der schöne Schein
- Effi Briest
- Germany Pale Mother (Deutschland bleiche Mutter)
- Fever (Fieber)
- Tatort: Cote d'Azur
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Ric Flair making a special appearance in Puna Gorda, FL
Oct 28, 2013 - by Steve Gerweck
** Cage Fighting Returns to Punta Gorda**
**Special Appearance by 16 Time WWE World Champion RIC FLAIR**
Punta Gorda, Fl – October 28, 2013
Xtreme Sports and Entertainment's MMA Unleashed returns to Punta Gorda Saturday November 23, 2013 at the Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center.
MMA Unleashed which drew a sellout crowd to the Charlotte Harbor and Event Center during its last appearance in June 2013 will feature 9+ brutal ISCF sanctioned bouts with exciting, hard-hitting action. MMA Unleashed is an action packed night of entertainment. Along with thrilling MMA action, MMA Unleashed will also feature a special meet-and-greet with Former WWE World Champion and WWE Hall of Famer "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair. Also taking place will be fan favorites Iron Spade Tattoo Ring Girls, a Divas Bikini Contest, Big Mama's Prize Patrol, The BrandSourcePrint.Com Blimp, vendors, a DJ, and much more!
Flair will be part of a very special meet and greet prior to the live event (including a special VIP Q and A session), allowing fans throughout the Sunshine State to have a rare chance to get up close and personal with the Nature Boy. Meet and greet times are starting at 5:30pm for VIP ticket holders and 6:30pm for all others.
One of the most decorated and a legendary figure in the history of professional wrestling, Ric Flair is a sixteen-time World Heavyweight Champion and the only ever two-time WWE Hall of Famer.
World renown as the "Dirtiest Player in the Game", Flair was the cornerstone of one of the most elite units in professional wrestling history – the Four Horseman. The master of the figure four leglock won championships wherever he traveled and set the bar very high when it came to in-ring performance – as in that regard, he truly had no peers.
Tickets start at just $30 and are available online at www.xselive.com , the Charlotte Harbor Event Center Box Office, and Buddy's Home Furnishings in Port Charlotte and Ft. Myers, and American Top Team MMA School in Cape Coral. A limited number of VIP tickets are available in the Dex Imaging Cage Club which include; early entry at 5:15pm, Meet and Greet with Ric Flair starting at 5:30pm, reserved seating in rows 1-3, VIP laminate, MMA Unleashed Program, and a complimentary picture with Ric Flair.
MMA Unleashed is presented by XSE Live (Xtreme Sports and Entertainment) and sponsored by Buffalo Wings and Rings, Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, McGinnis Bail Bonds, Iron Spade Tattoo, Dex Imaging, Buddy's Home Furnishings, and Brand Source Printing,
This amateur event is sanctioned by the ISCF.
What: MMA Unleashed IV
When: November 23, 2013 (Saturday)
Where: Charlotte Harbor Event Center
75 Taylor Street, Punta Gorda, FL
· 9+ MMA Bouts sanctioned by ISCF
· Meet and Greet Autograph session with MTV's Big Black
· Iron Spade Tattoo's Ring Girls
· Divas Bikini Contest
· Big Mama's Prize Patrol
· Vendors, DJ and More
Tickets: General Admission – $30
Floor Reserved – $50
Cage Club Seats (VIP) – $75*
*includes, early entry at 5:30pm, autograph session with Ric Flair reserved seats rows 1-3, VIP laminate pass, program, early entry at 5:30pm.
Tickets at: xselive.com
Box Office Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center (9a-5p Monday – Friday)
Buddy's Home Furnishings in Port Charlotte, Buffalo Wings and Rings in North Port, and Ft. Myers and American Top team MMA School in Cape Coral


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21 Jul In 2014 Pan American Championship, Brazil comes out on top!
Yane Marques confirmed her great level by becoming the 2014 Pan American Champion in a very deep field of 42 athletes from 16 nations. Yane had stiff competition from Melanie McCann of Canada as they battled each other all day long. Melanie won the fencing with 280 points; she was followed by Yane with 270 points.
The swim was won by Yane Marques with a time of 2:14:39 and 297 points. They both rode well with nearly perfect rounds. The Brazilian athlete began the combined event with a 24 second head start and was able to hold on to the championship with a total of 1357 points and Melanie McCann finished only 5 points back at 1352.
Tamara Vega of Mexico, who was the top athlete in the combined event with 13.02, came from behind to pass Canadian veteran Donna Vakalis to take the bronze medal with 1334 points. Vega also had an outstanding ride with 297 points. Vakalis, who at 34 is making a solid comeback, managed to hold on to fourth place with a score of 1309 points.
Laura Leydi Moya of Cuba was fifth with 1298 points, Margaux Isaksen of the USA finished sixth with 1293 points, Pamela Zapata of Argentina was seventh with 1282 points and Thelma Martínez from Mexico edged out Larissa Lellys of Brazil in the final sprint to take the eighth spot.
The horses for the equestrian event were provided by the Mexican army and they proved to be of exceptional quality as most of the top pentathletes scored over 290 points despite having to ride under a light rain.
The nations were looking to secure a second spot for the 2015 Toronto Pan American Games based on the result of their second athlete. The order in which these places will be assigned is as follows: 1) Canada, 2) Mexico, 3) Brazil, 4) USA, 5) Argentina, 6) Guatemala, 7) Chile and 8) Cuba.
The competition continued on saturday with the men's event at the Mexican Olympic Training Center in Mexico City.