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Providing information on recent acts of vandalism at Wauwatosa Cemetery could result in a $2,000 reward.
An anonymous donor, who has family buried in the cemetery, 2405 W. Wauwatosa Ave., has pledged $1,000 as an incentive to get anyone with information about the vandalism to come forward. The cemetery's trustee board is matching that donation.
In July, vandals pushed over at least six large gravestones and a granite bench top. In addition, an American flag that had been donated a few weeks prior by Wauwatosa VFW Post 1465 was stolen from the cemetery flagpole and a granite ball estimated to weigh one ton was knocked off a historic monument.
Due to the material and craftsmanship of the memorials, which weigh thousands of pounds, they are nearly impossible to restore to original condition.
"The community is appalled at this complete lack of respect for the heritage and memories that this beautiful cemetery holds," said Christine Toson Hentges, vice president of cemeteries, in a news release.
To provide an anonymous tip, call Wauwatosa Crime Stoppers at (414) 771-8672.
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Hyperphosphatemia Medication
- Author: Eleanor Lederer, MD, FASN; Chief Editor: Vecihi Batuman, MD, FACP, FASN more...
Medication Summary
Oral phosphate binders are used to decrease the highly efficient gastrointestinal absorption of phosphorus. Calcium salts are widely used but may produce hypercalcemia. Aluminum salts are effective binders but may induce aluminum toxicity. Newer compounds containing iron or bile acid sequestrants are replacing calcium and aluminum binders.
Proximal diuretics are phosphuretic to the same extent that they are natriuretic. Acetazolamide is particularly efficient in promoting renal phosphate excretion.
Class Summary
Diuretics lower phosphate serum levels by enhancing renal excretion.
Furosemide (Lasix)
Furosemide inhibits the resorption of sodium and chloride in the loop of Henle and the proximal and distal tubules of the kidney. Its onset of action is rapid after an intravenous dose. This agent increases the excretion of phosphate.
Acetazolamide (Diamox)
This agent inhibits carbonic anhydrase, the enzyme that catalyzes the hydration of CO2 and dehydration of carbonic acid. Inhibition reduces reabsorption of NaHCO3 in the proximal tubule, leading to natriuresis, bicarbonate, diuresis, and a decreased serum bicarbonate level. As NaHCO3 delivery to the collecting duct increases, the renal excretion of phosphate increases.
Phosphate Binders
Class Summary
The agents bind to dietary phosphate in the gastrointestinal tract. The phosphate is then eliminated in the feces, thus limiting intestinal absorption.
Sevelamer hydrochloride (Renagel, Renvela)
This agent is a polymeric phosphate binder for oral administration. It does not contain aluminum; thus, aluminum intoxication not a concern.
The polymer forms ionic and hydrogen bonds with phosphates and bile acids to promote fecal excretion. It lowers serum phosphate to near normal levels in hemodialysis patients as effectively as calcium acetate without inducing hypercalcemia or increased aluminum levels. Sevelamer hydrochloride maintains stable intact PTH levels and increases alkaline phosphatase levels compared with calcium acetate.
Lanthanum carbonate (Fosrenol)
Lanthanum carbonate is a noncalcium, nonaluminum phosphate binder indicated for the reduction of high phosphorus levels in patients with end-stage renal disease. It directly binds dietary phosphorus in the upper gastrointestinal tract, thereby inhibiting phosphorus absorption.
Sucroferric oxyhydroxide (Velphoro)
Sucroferric oxyhydroxide is an iron-based, calcium-free phosphate binder. When it is taken with meals, dietary phosphate is adsorbed in the gastrointestinal tract and eliminated in the feces. It is indicated for the control of serum phosphorus levels in patients with chronic kidney disease on hemodialysis.
Ferric citrate
Ferric citrate is a phosphate binder. Ferric iron binds dietary phosphate in the GI tract and precipitates as ferric phosphate, which is insoluble and is excreted in the feces. It is indicated for the control of serum phosphorus levels in patients with chronic kidney disease on dialysis.
Aluminum hydroxide
Aluminum hydroxide, which is available in tablet or liquid form, is commonly used as an antacid. It is not a first-line therapy for hyperphosphatemia, because of the potential for aluminum intoxication with extended use.
Calcium carbonate (Caltrate 600, Os-Cal, Tums, Oysco 500)
This agent normalizes phosphate concentrations in patients on dialysis. Calcium carbonate combines with dietary phosphate to form insoluble calcium phosphate, which is excreted in feces. It is marketed in a variety of dosage forms and is relatively inexpensive. Calcium carbonate is available by tablet for chewing or swallowing and is sold in many sizes (250-1000 mg). It is also used as an antacid or a calcium supplement.
Calcium acetate (Calphron, PhosLo, Eliphos)
Calcium acetate combines with dietary phosphorus to form insoluble calcium phosphate, which is excreted in feces.
Calcium chloride
Calcium chloride is administered as an IV preparation; it is used in the treatment of severe symptomatic hypocalcemia. Do not confuse calcium chloride with calcium gluconate; calcium chloride contains approximately 3 times as much elemental calcium per unit weight as calcium gluconate does. In the absence of symptoms, hypocalcemia may be treated with oral supplements rather than IV infusions. Calcium chloride 10% solution contains 100 mg/mL = 1.4 mEq/mL.
Magnesium hydroxide (Milk of Magnesia)
Magnesium is a divalent cation that is maximally absorbed in the distal small intestine. At low concentrations, it appears to be absorbed in a saturable carrier-mediated process influenced by vitamin D. At high concentrations, absorption appears to occur largely and inefficiently through diffusion. Magnesium hydroxide reduces the absorption of dietary phosphate.
Calcium gluconate (Cal-Glu)
Calcium gluconate is administered as an intravenous (IV) preparation; it is used in the treatment of symptomatic hypocalcemia, being particularly employed for the treatment of tetany. In the absence of symptoms, hypocalcemia may be treated with oral supplements rather than IV infusions. Calcium gluconate 10% solution contains 100 mg/mL = 0.45 mEq elemental calcium/mL.
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"For the automotive industry the emergence of the IoT constitutes a disruptive and transformative environment characterized by value chain and business model upheaval and a 'collaborate or die' ecosystem friction reality prompting it to redefine and reinvent itself in order to capitalize on the huge opportunities in the new IoT economy. The absorption of the automotive industry in the wider IoT is driven by new connected car use cases such as EVs as a mobile grid and vehicles used as delivery locations. As this IoT revolution unfolds, automotive innovation and value creation will be shifting to the boundaries with other verticals such as home automation, smart grids, smart cities, healthcare and retail," says ABI Research VP and practice director Dominique Bonte.
Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) and Vehicle-to-Retail (V2R) will be the dominant segments with respectively 459 and 406 million vehicles featuring smart car IoT applications by 2030, followed by V2H (Vehicle-to-Home) and V2P (Vehicle-to-Person) with 163 and 239 million vehicles respectively. Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) services will be offered on 50 million vehicles in 2030.
High profile examples of connected car IoT applications include Volvo's Roam Delivery service, the partnership between Mercedes-Benz and Nest (Google) on remotely controlling home thermostats, the Toyota-Panasonic cooperation to integrate cars with home appliances, Vehicle-to-Grid services from GM and Toyota, and Nissan's Nismo smart watch combining personal healthcare with vehicles diagnostics.
However, in order to fully unlock the automotive IoT potential it will be critical to address a wide range of barriers including security, safety, regulation, lack of cross industry standards, widely varying industry dynamics and lifecycles, and limited initial addressable market sizes.
These findings are part of ABI Research's Automotive Safety and Autonomous Driving (https://www.abiresearch.com/market-research/service/safety-and-security-telematics/) and Smart Transportation (https://www.abiresearch.com/market-research/service/intelligent-transportation-systems/) Market Research which covers urbanization and mega city trends, cooperative ITS technologies, electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, Vehicle-to-Vehicle and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure, Electronic Toll Collect, and Traffic Management, and Information Systems.
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text: Home > Business Meralco says 188,000 still without power ABS-CBN News Posted at Aug 09 2012 01:10 PM | Updated as of Aug 09 2012 09:10 PM Share Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest MANILA, Philippines - Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) said some 188,000 customers still do not have electricity as of Thursday morning. Jose Zaldarriaga, Meralco spokesperson, said there are still 3.69% of customers, which represent 188,000, without power. On Wednesday, there were around 400,000 customers who did not have electricity. "This is quite a significant improvement. We have continuously conducted restoration efforts in the areas without power in the last few days... Hopefully we will be able to restore (power) today," he told ANC. Of the 188,000 customers without power, Zaldarriaga said 138,000 are in Metro Manila, with the remaining customers in Bulacan, Laguna and Rizal. Some Meralco facilities have been damaged by the floods. "There are damaged facilities but we are still pursuing with our initiative of restoring power to the remaining customers who are currently without electricity, except in areas where there are still floods. We need to be deliberate in restoring power in these areas. We would like to ensure the safety of the residents first before we initiate any restoration efforts," he said. Meralco had to shut power in flooded areas, as heavy rains pounded Metro Manila and nearby provinces. Share Facebook Share on Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest Read More: weather top Manila Electric Co (Meralco) Jose Zaldarriaga /news/07/27/16/why-kerry-thinks-philippines-is-a-model-of-democracy/news/07/27/16/denr-probes-alleged-use-of-ph-soil-for-china-reclamation/overseas/07/27/16/long-time-fil-am-aide-of-sen-tim-kaine-passes-away/news/07/27/16/p15-m-worth-of-hot-meat-luxury-cars-seized-in-misamis/entertainment/07/27/16/watch-why-vice-audience-got-kilig-with-bea-gerald


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New York (July 9, 2008) — TENNIS.com today announced that Wimbledon helped draw record audiences to its site with 1.5 million unique visits during the tournament, a 57% increase in daily uniques over last year. The biggest gain was for the Wimbledon Men's Finals with a 105% audience increase from last year.
"TENNIS.com offered its most comprehensive Wimbledon coverage ever including four editor/bloggers at the tournament contributing daily analysis, perspective, match coverage, and an inside look into the event and personalities. Features were published multiple times throughout the day, including a photo gallery of the day's events. This increased user engagement to 10:25 minutes per visit on average," says Dominic Schmitt, General Manager of TENNIS.com. "We offered bracket analysis at the draws and as the match evolves, which no other news organization provides. Of course, we offered up to the minute live scoring on all the matches, not just those on Centre Court."
In addition TENNIS.com contributed exclusive content to ESPN and NBC Sports in the form of blog entries and feature articles, and it launched a daily newsletter Breakfast@Wimbledon sponsored by Rolex, which highlighted action from the previous day and a preview of the tournament's big matches for that day.
"In the early rounds of the tournament, we routinely drew larger audiences than television resulting in 11.3 million page views for the duration of the event," adds Mr. Schmitt. "We are rapidly moving to a day when advertisers will embrace the cross platform delivery of a global audience for major 'must-see' events like Wimbledon."
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Maersk's Blend-on-Board Project to Market Soon
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VT Halmatic Names New Tech Director
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Tugboat Upgrade Bolsters Canal Capacity
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One of the seven new buses which have just entered service for Sunbus Townsville, ex Ventura Bus Lines in Melbourne. They are Mercedes Benz O405 with Custom Coaches body. This is fleet number 3146, carrying advertising for Beau Deans for Hair, photographed in Stanley Street (Townsville, Australia)
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Onyx is a tool for rapid prototyping of database applications. The theory behind Onyx is that any application consists of the following:
Internal tables to store temporary data
Masks to view and edit the date
Transactions between the internal tables and the rest of the world
Transactions can be bound to a menu, an input field, a function key or to the change of the current row of the cursor. So if the user selects a menu item or leaves an input field by pressing return the transaction will automatically be started.
Unlike other 4GLs, Onyx doesn't hide your environment (UNIX/Linux) but gives you the full functionality of the shell. For example, this is how we could print letters using data in an Onyx table combined with the capabilities of shell commands.
export table to pipe { awk | mailmerge | groff -Tps -mm | lpr -Pps; }
It is also possible to import a table using shell commands as in the example below:
import table from pipe { tar xvf /dev/rmt0 | sed "s/ *-> */->/" | sed "s/ */ /g" | sed "s/[^]*$/& &/"; }
And, of course, it is possible to export or import to an SQL statement.
Onyx needs a SQL database which is doing the real work. So its possible to use a SQL anywhere in your Net. I'm normally using Informix on a Sparc II or Ingres at home under Linux.
Databases are named as firstname.lastname@example.com. Supported engines are currently GNU-Awk, Informix, Ingres and SHQL.
The last one (SHQL) is a genius shell-hack which is parsing the SQL by the shell and doing the job by awk. Of course that's really slow. It is included because that is where my idea for the Onyx project came from. Also, you need SHQL because it is used to manage the schema definition (create table, etc) for gawk.
I started looking at Linux in late 91 and since MCC 95c+ I've thown away Xenix and am using Linux at home. As TCP/IP got into 98p1 kernel I thought about using Linux as a client for databases.
In winter 92 I began a project for the "Wasserwirtschaftsamt Bremen" called "Verwaltung von Anlagen mit Wassergefaehrdenden Stoffen". They had a Siemens MX 500 which was so slow that it was possible to roll a cigarette and smoke it to the end when somebody wants to do a query.
I told them that "Client/Server computing is the only solution" and they installed my suggested hardware consisting of a Sparc II and 8 PCs. Having Linux in mind I gave the PCs 8 MB of RAM and a Tseng video card. This was the right idea as I saw later.
Informix SE and NET for the Sparc were delivered together with Informix for MS-DOS. The port of the old database and program was only a job of character conversation between DIN to MS-DOS. (In Germany we always have a umlaute problem.)
The hardware was installed as described above. It was fast enough to do the querys in just a second. Unfortunately, the MS-DOS systems were crashing nearly every hour! We didn't know if it's MS-DOS, PC-NFS, or Informix that was causing the problem. But we knew it was the time to look for a stable operating system. Of course Linux was my choice!
As an interim measure, the MS-DOS systems were used as terminals to telnet into the Sparc and jobs where run on the Sparc. The query times grew to up to half a minute and and I started to hack a better solution using Linux.
Two month later I installed the first version with Linux 99p6. It's now running 99p9. And I now have earned enough money (6,000 DM) to live for the next two years and I'm now rewriting this quick hack that I did in the first month. As there are some more Wasserwirtschaftsaemter (administration of installations with water endangering substances) for the Department of the Environment of the State of Bremen having interest in the program, I will continue the project earning more money and giving the Onyx-4GL to the Internet community. Onyx a killer application for Linux? Large databases are a place where the money is made. So let's talk about money. As I saw it, MS-DOS is bad choice as a possible platform for a database clients. I see two possible solutions:
Use a Mainframe for doing the job
Use Sparc or $CO Unix systems as clients
Both are really expensive choices. With Linux you only need a cheap PC to do the job in client/server computing and you don't have to pay a lot of money to a Unix vendor for every client.
Another possible scenario is needing to upsize an entry-level database from an MS-DOS platform. Let's think about the following configuration
First a 486-bases system with Linux and [university] Ingres as a server
If there are old 286 systems they can be used as terminals
Newer 86 can be upgraded to run the client locally
As the database is growing up you can use a faster (commercial) SQL on a commercial Unix as a server without trouble
DOS applications can be run by QuarterDeck DeskView-X without the posibilty of crashing the database in an xterm on any Linux box, if
DOS applications are really necessary
Such a configuration can be sold to any company and it cost less than a Novell Netware. And if the company has several locations in perhaps different cities its possible to mirror the transactions on normal modem lines which is impossible to do with a traditional database over a remote Novell FS.
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I am afraid of Armin. Do you think something could go wrong and Zeke will approach to attack them?
@yoichisaohomo LOL true, true! My inspiration is every time I go to the EreMin tag on ao3, 70% of what I scroll through is EreRi fics with Armin as a past lover or dead or one shots. :P
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Hello, Anon and @sophielann! Thank you for bringing this to my attention!
Now, this is something I hadn't noticed before! It's been a while since I looked at the first couple archs of the manga (and when I first read them I just skimmed through them, since I'd already seen the anime) but you are right. It is quite different!
In the anime, there's couple scenes where Armin mentions his parents. One where he's saying they are "planning to take a trip outside the walls", and the other when he tells Eren he's going to "end up like his parents" or something to that effect when Eren is talking about wanting to leave the walls as well.
In the manga, though, there seem to be no such scenes. Instead we have this scene, where Armin explicitly says his parents died during the "Recovery Mission" so the "government would have less mouths to feed."
So, it appears we have two different explanations for what happened to Armin's parents. In the anime, it's a bit vague, but it definitely states that they are already dead after the wall had fallen, and suggests that they may have died trying to leave the walls. This also takes place before the Recovery Mission.
In the manga, it pretty clearly states they were killed in the Recovery Mission.
This is quite interesting!
I wonder if Isayama changed or expanded on Armin's backstory between the manga and the anime? Why the inconsistency? Whatever the case, this makes me even more curious about Armin's possible heritage!
Thank you so much for pointing this out! Please feel free to let me know if there's anything else I may have missed! \(*^▽^*)/
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I am afraid of Armin. Do you think something could go wrong and Zeke will approach to attack them?
Oddly enough, I keep assuming Armin will be fine. He's been one of those characters I figured would be safe till the very end. Recent events obviously make that much harder to believe for most, but maybe I'm just optimistic about it and trusting my gut instinct. It worked well when it looked like Armin had approximately 0 hope of surviving last chapter.
There's always the potential for something to go horribly wrong, in true snk fashion, I can't deny that. If Zeke really does approach where Eren and the others are right now, there are several different things that could happen. One is that he just attacks the others, courtesy of mule titan.
At the same time, the way Zeke spoke to Eren this chapter made it sound like he's sympathetic towards him. And if he really wants to rescue Eren as he claims, compliance is likely needed. So, it's in his best interest to be in Eren's good graces…which will be difficult given everyhting he's done so far.
Saving Eren's best friend would certainly benefit him in that sense. Attacking Eren's friends and comrades would do the opposite. Granted, he had no issue just attacking Hange this chapter, but with Eren actually being there on that rooftop, things may turn out differently. We know he has no issues being vocal about his opinions, especially if they involve keeping the people important to him alive.
Sure, the serum could still wind up being used on Armin, and best case scenario he takes the titan power not from Bert, but from the mule titan (assuming that one is a shifter too).
Whatever is in those crates that mule titan is carrying could be of help, or Zeke himself can do something. Even better, he may know something about the coordinate power which will help out somehow.
Zeke desperately wanted Eren to believe him, but Eren doesn't have quite enough reason to do so. If Zeke helps him out, Eren may be willing to listen, which may result in more answers. He doesn't need to put his full faith in the guy by any means, but just listen to what he has to say.
…That's a long-winded way of saying, I'm sure Armin will be ok, anon.
@enochmandus Actually, after people started suggesting at Armin is Reiss, I started having this crack idea that when Armin comes back, Eren will confess and eremin kiss will activate Eren's memories (touched by Reiss). So they'd have to kiss to access the next puzzle of the story to move forward with the plot. I feel like we're thinking in the same lines here! 😂
@senakoko Right? I mean, if my above theory wad right, it would mean that Armin is a more watered down Reiss where only hand touches aren't enough… So we neeed the kiss, not the dance.
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Holy molly Armin is safe? Please tell me he is, I just wanna go to sleep and I have been in a state of well, a mess for two months now
Hey love!
Well Armin's won't be confirmed conclusively "safe" until Chapter 84 but there is a struggle for the serum at the moment. Levi wants to save Erwin. Mikasa and Eren want to save Armin. Toward the end of the chapter, Levi appears to be affected by Mikasa's reaction. With this, I think that I can confidently say, I believe that Armin will be the one rescued with the serum. This is where the narrative is apparently heading.
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Caught the last screening of this lovely little gem at TIFF yesterday
afternoon. Most of the stories are a brilliant blend of heartbreaking
darkness and excruciatingly beauty, with one notable exception. The
manner in which Bent Hamer crafts the tales is - in a word -
astonishing. He has inspired me to search out the collection of short
stories that forms the basis of the script.
The cast is note perfect, and the film is lit so beautifully that several of the characters look positively succulent. And yes, that sounds odd, but after you see the film you'll understand.
The ending, which I will not spoil, literally made many of us in the audience gasp. And please stuff a few fresh tissues in your pocket, although it should be noted that I'm a bit of a soft touch.
A wonderful film indeed, Mr. Hamer.
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For reasons that will hopefully make sense one day, I voluntarily
watched "Glorious 39" at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)
last Wednesday. The nicest thing I can say about the film is probably
also the biggest insult - it was extremely funny. This is horrible to
say, so if you liked this film please avert your eyes lest I insult you
- 'Glorious 39' is a stupid film about stupid people doing stupid
things such as walking past hundreds of artfully arranged bags of dead
cats. Yes, you read that correctly.
If you're a fan of obvious film clichés, this is definitely the film for you. My friend and I lost count at 11 hilarious clichés, yet I'm sure we were laughing so hard that we missed a couple more. Also, the director was so wildly enamoured of Romola Garai's considerable cleavage that he rarely missed an opportunity to showcase the crowning glory of her lovely figure. If this dreadful film is ever released, Romola's breasts should be given star billing and a Screen Actor's Guild membership card(s). It's only fair.
One of the saddest aspects of this experience was the knowledge that TIFF's director, Piers Handling, selected and introduced this film. His credibility has fallen precipitously in the last few years, yet with his endorsement of this miserable waste of celluloid I now regard him as a cinematic "persona non grata". Harsh words, yet if you have the misfortune of seeing this film you might be inspired to say something even more scabrous.
On a positive note, the decision to screen this wretched film at the breathtakingly gorgeous Elgin theatre was truly inspired. There - I said something nice!
1 star out of 10 (1/10) for making us laugh in all the wrong places.
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- 'Zodiac' pokes fun at people who are obsessed by serial killer films
Although I don't want to deprive anyone of their enjoyment of 'Zodiac', I'm estimating that approximately 99 percent of the audience will not understand this film. This might have a lot to do with the fact that 99 percent of the audience came to see a film about a serial killer, and are more likely than not, obsessed about serial killers themselves. An audience hoping to revel in the gory details of human suffering probably won't be interested in the true meaning of a film like 'Zodiac'.
Instead of offering us a gore-fest, David Fincher turns our attention to the cold and exploitative media machine (the well-worn media catch phrase, "If it bleeds it leads", says it all), and points a critical finger at the bureaucratic nightmare of police work. This film also points a finger at audiences who lap up the sordid details about senseless killings without ever really considering the lives that have been lost. Personally I'm much more frightened by people who are able to discuss the victims of serial killers as if they're talking about a slab of meat, than by the serial killers themselves. Feel free to disagree, but I think David Fincher feels the same way.
By focusing our attention on the self-destructively obsessive Graysmith character, Fincher shows us how this "retarded" little man loses his family, his job, and his sense of perspective as he pursues the story. Several characters in the film ask him why he's so obsessed about the loss of a few lives when hundreds of other people are being murdered every year. Think about it - at most a serial killer has a few dozen victims, while countless others lose their lives in equally senseless ways. The biggest difference is that the media profits from turning a serial killer into a celebrity, and the serial killer basks in the media adulation and notoriety. Actually, the relationship between the media and serial killers is almost perfect - they truly need each other. Sadly though, public interest in such cases is what really feeds the media frenzy.
Phew! Now that I've carved up the film itself, I will comment on the performances. The cast is excellent, with one BIG exception - Jake Gyllenhall (sp?) is way over his head. I assume that Fincher cast him because of studio politics, because he obviously was incapable of playing the character of Graysmith. Then again, this is the same director who cast that chunk-of- wood otherwise known as Brad Pitt in Se7en. And yes, I am a heterosexual woman, but bad acting is bad acting.
If you want to see a film that pokes fun at our societal obsession with serial killers, 'Zodiac' is the film for you.
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Had the grievous misfortune of losing two hours of my life to a free
preview of this film, and like many of my fellow unfortunates I asked,
"why? Why?? WHY???", would anyone make a cinematic bowel movement like
Wrack your brains no longer! A savvy friend of mine gave me the answer, so I can now sleep at night. My apologies if someone else has already posted this link, but I couldn't get through all 140-odd postings. This link also eloquently trashes the theory that Uwe Boll is the new Ed Wood, and I thank him for righting this horrific wrong.
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Soooo, I've been down to my local 24 Hour Fitness with a few friends (since I got a free 3-day pass, wooo) and it was my first time trying yoga. Well, this was a couple of months ago, but I'll tell you my experience!
The yoga teacher, contrary to belief, was a very buff man (he looked more like a firefighter than a yoga teacher). He was very abrupt with his teaching, but aside from that, I realize yoga is not for me. I realize I like upbeat exercises more (i.e., Zumba, aerobics) although I do like to stretch every day!
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