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28 December 2011 11:57 AM, PST | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
He speaks softly and sometimes strains to hear a question – but at the age of 82, Max von Sydow is still an imposing, even majestic figure. He's tall and upright, full of gravitas but with a twinkle in his eye; after all these years, he is still the face of the knight in "The Seventh Seal," and Jesus in "The Greatest Story Every Told" and Lassefar in "Pelle the Conqueror." And now he is the Renter in "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close," Stephen Daldry's film drawn from the Jonathan Safran »
- Steve Pond
28 December 2011 6:16 AM, PST | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Ingmar Bergman is one of the most respected names in cinema, which comes with a price. When in The Seventh Seal he had a knight and the embodiment of death play a chess game, he unfortunately crystallized what Americans feared was the nature of "Foreign Films." They seemed pretentious and humorless, about suffering and existentialism. So it's understandable if the body of work is approached with some hesitation. But – though it starts slowly – Fanny and Alexander, his 1982 farewell to directing cinema, begins with a Christmas celebration that features sex and fart jokes. Seriously, jokes plural. Our review of Criterion's Blu-ray of Fanny and Alexander follows after the jump. Bertil Guve stars as Alexander Ekdahl, His parents act and run the local theater, and as the film begins they are finishing their Christmas show and going to dinner with the matriarch of their family Helena (Gunn Wallgren). There we meet the family. »
- Andre Dellamorte
26 December 2011 11:52 PM, PST | DearCinema.com | See recent DearCinema.com news »
Dominik Moll has not been prolific, The Monk (2011) being only his fourth feature film. But on the strength of the three films widely seen, there is little doubt that he is one of the most inventive of filmmakers and among the greatest storytellers to have come out of world cinema. Moll is primarily known for two ingenious thrillers – With a Friend like Harry (2000) and Lemming (2005). Both these films take suspense to a new high in as much they have us gripped from start to finish without our guessing till the very end the direction the narrative is likely to take.
Lemming, for instance, begins bafflingly with a young couple discovering that their kitchen drain is clogged. When the husband opens up the drain, he discovers a Lemming (a Scandinavian rodent believed by Malthusians to commit mass suicide). Both these films include the motifs of murder but setting Moll apart from »
- MK Raghvendra
22 December 2011 10:39 PM, PST | Thompson on Hollywood | See recent Thompson on Hollywood news »
I first encountered Max von Sydow on the big screen playing chess with Death in Ingmar Bergman's "The Seventh Seal" at The New Yorker in Manhattan when I was a teenager. He's surprised that I've seen it. "You watched black and white films?" he asks, admitting that this is his first flipcam interview. I've been watching the great Swedish actor all my life; he's a year older than my father would be, 82, and he's still a big tall strong movie star. He's been making movies in many countries for 62 years, from Italy and Sweden ("The Wild Strawberries," The Virgin Spring," "The Passion of Anna") to Hollywood »
18 December 2011 5:59 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
The Phantom Carriage (1921)
Directed by Victor Sjostrom
Written by Selma Lagerlof and Victor Sjostrom
Cinematography by Julius Jaenzon
For many, the tired face and defeated body of Victor Sjostrom became synonymous with mortality in Ingmar Bergman's pivotal film, Wild Strawberries. Few know that he was not only Bergman's mentor but one of cinema's greatest filmmakers. For Bergman, there was no greater film than Sjostrom's The Phantom Carriage and he would revisit it yearly, often on a summer day, losing himself in it's angst and plays of light.
There are many similarities between Wild Strawberries and The Phantom Carriage. The most obvious being the central force of Sjostrom, who not only directs The Phantom Carriage but stars in it as well. Both are about men hardened by life, forced to confront and reflect upon their empty existence. Sjostrom plays a much younger man in his own film, »
- Justine
13 December 2011 4:16 PM, PST | Alt Film Guide | See recent Alt Film Guide news »
Elizabeth Taylor, Farley Granger, Jane Russell, Peter Falk, Sidney Lumet: TCM Remembers 2011 Pt. 1
Also: child actor John Howard Davies (David Lean's Oliver Twist), Charles Chaplin discovery Marilyn Nash (Monsieur Verdoux), director and Oscar ceremony producer Gilbert Cates (Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams, I Never Sang for My Father), veteran Japanese actress Hideko Takamine (House of Many Pleasures), Jeff Conaway of Grease and the television series Taxi, and Tura Satana of the cult classic Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!.
More: Neva Patterson, who loses Cary Grant to Deborah Kerr in An Affair to Remember; Ingmar Bergman cinematographer Gunnar Fischer (Smiles of a Summer Night, The Seventh Seal, Wild Strawberries); Marlon Brando's The Wild One leading lady Mary Murphy; and two actresses featured in controversial, epoch-making films: Lena Nyman, the star of the Swedish drama I Am Curious (Yellow), labeled as pornography by prudish American authorities back in the late '60s, »
- Andre Soares
24 November 2011 2:06 AM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Having watched Joseph-Gordon Levitt's sterling performance in the brilliant 50/50, James concludes that, when faced with death, laughter is the best response…
Once upon a time, an old one-legged man with leprosy and a case of criminal halitosis inched up to me in a hospital waiting room, guffawed insidiously and uttered these wise words: "Well, you've gotta laugh 'ain't'cha?"
Before I could reply and express my disgust, we were assaulted by terrible sounds from above, the building shook and, incredibly enough, the ceiling proceeded to cave in. A large airship (zeppelin, blimp, balloon kind) shaped like Yoda's head crashed through the roof and brought the entire hospital down around us.
I survived, of course, but the old man didn't. Even though the low flying Yoda blimp didn't crush him, the shock of the whole thing sent him into such a state of apoplexy that his neural system overheated and he »
10 November 2011 6:00 AM, PST | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
[1] You can already access the Criterion Collection on DVD, on Blu-ray, or through Hulu -- and now, as of this month, you can also get some of its titles through iTunes. With very little hype, the Criterion Collection has quietly started to appear on the iTunes movie page, as you can see in the image above. The initial offering is comprised of just a few dozen of the hundreds of films from their library, but it's a decent start. Besides, I'd imagine that enough consumers seem interested, the selection will begin to expand. More details after the jump. Criterion has put up just 46 of their titles at present, compared to 150 at the start of their deal with Hulu Plus [2]. The films that are available seem to be some of the catalog's best-loved classics, including Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal, Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, and Francois Truffaut's The 400 Blows. »
- Angie Han
6 September 2011 1:03 AM, PDT | FamousMonsters of Filmland | See recent Famous Monsters of Filmland news »
To comment on the film classic White Zombie is a task that daunts me. This minor classic, with its wealth of haunting imagery, has been commented on, criticized and analyzed by so many people, that I wonder what I can add. Not that I haven't thought about the film. Stills from it ran in Famous Monsters of Filmland, the magazine that taught me respect for old horror films; those stills fed my imagination in those pre-cable, pre-home video days. As a kid, I was forever making my own mental movies out of photos seen in FM. White Zombie was no exception, but unlike other old horror films I wondered about and dreamed of, White Zombie did not disappoint my older self when I finally got to see it. I first saw White Zombie in my twenties. My best friend and I were celebrating Halloween, and part of that celebration »
- Max Cheney
14 August 2011 10:51 AM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Craig (from Dark Eye Socket) here with another Take Three. Today: Max von Sydow
Take One: Hour of the Wolf (1968)
It goes without saying, of course, that a von Sydow Take Three wouldn't feel right unless one of them was an Ingmar Bergman film. All three could've been, but the aim is to err on the side of variety whenever possible. They made 11 films together: The Seventh Seal, Wild Strawberries, The Magician, The Virgin Spring, Through a Glass Darkly, Winter Light, Shame and The Passion of Anna are all classics. But Hour of the Wolf, in which von Sydow plays a painter losing his grip on his sanity, doesn't always get the high mention it deserves. It contains some of von Sydow's best work in any film, for any director.
With his handsomely regal face, von Sydow boldly dominates the film. His sinisterly unhinged stillness and »
- Craig Bloomfield
1 August 2011 8:39 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
From stage-door duties for the RSC, to the village famous for Straw Dogs, Observer writers reveal their idea of a perfect summer, past and present
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Kitty Empire
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Let's be honest – the notion of summer as an extended golden period of rest and re-stimulation really now only applies to the young, the retired, or those in the teaching professions. The rest of us slog on, hoping to catch the odd festival (or maybe just gig in a park), marking time until camping in Cornwall or fly-drive to France, where finally luxuriating in the latest Alan Hollinghurst will come a distant second to stopping the youngest weeing in the hotel pool.
Once, though, I was artfully feckless too, making the rent by working as an usher for the Royal Shakespeare Company. "Good evening ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the »
- Kitty Empire, Mark Kermode, Rowan Moore, Philip French, Susannah Clapp, Laura Cumming, Luke Jennings, Fiona Maddocks, Rachel Cooke, Robert McCrum
18 July 2011 2:38 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey celebrates its 20th birthday. Seb looks back at the film that made the Grim Reaper play Twister...
The Grim Reaper. Evil robot duplicates from the future. The Easter bunny. A seven-foot tall gestalt-entity scientist from Mars. The late George Carlin in a zip-up Pam Grier costume. Good robot duplicates assembled from vacuum cleaner parts. "Sir James Martin of Faith No More". And, of course, killing off the lead characters by the close of the first act.
No, Bill And Ted's Bogus Journey isn't your typical big-budget follow-up to a good-natured sleeper blockbuster hit about time-travelling high-school metalhead slackers. And it's all the richer for it.
In following up 1989's Excellent Adventure, writers Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon eschewed the obvious route of sending their heroes off for yet more time-travel shenanigans – instead plucking all manner of weirdness from their collective imaginations in sending »
14 July 2011 9:28 PM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Sherlock is repeated, but you're mainly going to have to make do with lots of films in this week's UK TV preview...
TV addicts and aficionados take note that, outside of a slew of good and great films, this week's UK schedule is nearly devoid of new programming on popular channels.
In fact, the only show worth mentioning that we could find is a repeat. Can that one show carry the weight of the waiting and watching couch occupiers across the UK?
It can when it's Sherlock! BBC1 will repeat the excellent series that starred Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch, and despite their obvious talents, probably played a role in bringing the two to a more worldwide audience in the eagerly awaited forthcoming The Hobbit film.
We couldn't say enough about how good this new production of the sleuthing pair was, and what a fantastic revelation was to be found »
14 July 2011 7:00 AM, PDT | IMDb Blog - All the Latest | See recent IMDb Blog - All the Latest news »
Hit List is a handful of items that we find noteworthy, shared with you daily on our homepage. Enjoy!
The Lost Projects and Unproduced Screenplays Of Terrence Malick from The Playlist
Buyer Beware: Films and Refunds from AVClub.com
Emma Watson, Style Star from Life.com
Notes on Death Wish from Big American Night
The Seventh Seal's Chess Match Analyzed from EmpireOnline.com
Matthew Lewis Discusses Playing Neville Longbottom and the End of Harry Potter from MSN.com
Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon Talk the Dark Reality Of Hollywood Screenwriting from Complex.com (Suggested by clomaglio)
On Fight Club from xkcd.com
Have an item you'd like to see featured on Hit List? Submit it here. »
- heatherc
14 July 2011 6:11 AM, PDT | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
Each week within this column we strive to pair the latest in theatrical releases to the worthwhile titles currently available on Netflix Instant Watch.
It's a thrilling week in movies! Hordes of Potterheads will mob theaters at midnight to see the much-anticipated Battle of Hogwarts, while a silly old bear tumbles back with a new tale from the Hundred Acre Wood, and a master documentarian brings a twisted true tale to light. To take the excitement home, screen this selection of streaming features from the comfort of your couch.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
In the final film of the world-thrilling film series, The Boy Who Lived (Daniel Radcliffe) prepares for the final showdown with He Who Must Not Be Named (Ralph Fiennes). But come on, you knew that! Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and Alan Rickman co-star.
For more tales of magic and mayhem, try this »
- Kristy Puchko
7 July 2011 6:39 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Ask the layman, or even the more casual film fan, of their impression of the great Swedish director Ingmar Bergman, and the words 'depressed,' 'serious,' 'boring,' and 'forbidding' are likely to come up. Not that these aren't occasionally fair descriptions of aspects of the man and his work, but to label him exclusively as any of these things is to overlook the wry humor, the raw sexuality, and sheer entertainment ("The Seventh Seal" is a kind of a blast) found in most, if not all of his films. But even we were surprised to discover that like anyone, Bergman sometimes… »
4 July 2011 1:07 AM, PDT | Obsessed with Film | See recent Obsessed with Film news »
To celebrate Film4's Ingmar Bergman season starting tonight, Monday July 4th, I decided to use the director as the first subject in this new regular weekly series of beginners guides for WhatCulture!
Ingmar Bergman is one of the most influential directors in the history of cinema. Thematically and stylistically his work lives on through various filmmakers such as Francis Ford Coppola, Pedro Almodovar and most famously Woody Allen. He began his career in his home country of Sweden, where he worked as a script writer for a production company in the early 1940's. The company asked him to watch a regular dose of American films and copy the Hollywood way of script writing but Bergman, a young man with ambitions far greater than those around him, grew frustrated as the movies he had to watch all seemed fake and superficial to him. The narrative structures too linear, the characters »
- Tom Ryan
4 July 2011 1:07 AM, PDT | Obsessed with Film | See recent Obsessed with Film news »
To celebrate Film4's Ingmar Bergman season starting tonight, Monday July 4th, I decided to use the director as the first subject in this new regular weekly series of beginners guides for WhatCulture!
Ingmar Bergman is one of the most influential directors in the history of cinema. Thematically and stylistically his work lives on through various filmmakers such as Francis Ford Coppola, Pedro Almodovar and most famously Woody Allen. He began his career in his home country of Sweden, where he worked as a script writer for a production company in the early 1940's. The company asked him to watch a regular dose of American films and copy the Hollywood way of script writing but Bergman, a young man with ambitions far greater than those around him, grew frustrated as the movies he had to watch all seemed fake and superficial to him. The narrative structures too linear, the characters »
- Tom Ryan
14 June 2011 4:06 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Cinematographer who brought a sensuous style to 12 of Ingmar Bergman's films
The Swedish cinematographer Gunnar Fischer, who has died aged 100, could be said to have created the "look" of Ingmar Bergman's films, crystallised in three of the director's masterpieces: Smiles of a Summer Night (1955), The Seventh Seal and Wild Strawberries (both 1957). From Port of Call (1948) to The Devil's Eye (1960), 12 films in all, Fischer was able to make visible Bergman's visions.
He was born in Ljungby, in southern Sweden. After spending three years in the Swedish navy as a chef, he attended the Royal Academy of Art in Stockholm, where he studied with the celebrated decorative artist Otte Sköld. He had an apprenticeship in cinematography at Svensk Filmindustri (Sf), the country's leading production company. His mentor there was the cinematographer Julius Jaenzon, who worked with the two great masters of Swedish silent cinema, Victor Sjöström and Mauritz Stiller. This »
- Ronald Bergan
14 June 2011 11:30 AM, PDT | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
"Gunnar Fischer, a cinematographer whose use of stark lighting and sharp focus lent mood and psychological depth to a dozen of Ingmar Bergman's early films, including The Seventh Seal and Wild Strawberries, died on Saturday in Stockholm," reports William Grimes for the New York Times. "He was 100."
"He is widely recognized as the first cinematographer to capture with unparalleled beauty the cruelty, sensuality and selfishness that often collided in the same scene among Bergman's anguished characters." Adam Bernstein: "Fischer's great skill was in monochrome,' or black and white, film historian and Bergman scholar Peter Cowie told The Washington Post in 2008. 'He gave Bergman's films that unique expressionistic look, with their brilliant contrasts in every gradation of black and white.' He translated Bergman's themes of emotional isolation, sexual anguish and fear of death into unforgettable images: cold Scandinavian sunlight sparkling off water in Summer Interlude (1951) and »
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Like this man I have lifelong injuries now and my case too is in its 13th year when it could of been settled almost immediately. Nunnery v. Hicks and Escalona keep me from suing my attorney as well as taking on the adversary in the case as it should of been from the beginning.
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Most of the valve disorders were mild and not even detectable with a stethoscope. Gardin says he does not know whether these problems would even cause any symptoms. He tells WebMD that he is now completing a follow-up study examining another year of data on the same study groups, but not because there is a suspicion that problems may occur long after the medications are taken.
"There is nothing in our data that we reported in JAMA to suggest that," he says. "It is just an important question that needs to be answered." Gardin says the drug manufacturers "did the cautious thing" by pulling the medications before studies like his were completed.
"This is a very good study and I am glad they did it," Arthur Frank, MD, tells WebMD. "It is reassuring. It says the frequency of these things is very low and even if they do occur, it does not seem to have a substantial [effect on the heart]." Frank, who reviewed the study for WebMD, is an assistant clinical professor of medicine at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences.
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How did new Silent Hill developer Double Helix perform?
With Silent Hill: Homecoming, everything's changed. So many of my associations with the franchise simply aren't applicable anymore: The clunky controls are now streamlined, combat's much more intense (at times, a little too intense), and the storyline -- for once -- makes clear-cut sense. None of this is bad, just...different. Very different.
For starters, combat's now a dance of sorts, with a dodge (yes, a dodge!) mechanic available to narrowly avoid enemy attacks. Sure, you can still swing away at enemies, but this often results in taking too much damage yourself. And while you might feel empowered by the new battle system at first, it's also incredibly frustrating when fighting more than one monster at once. I simply could not effectively dodge multiple enemy attacks, and even when running, I had to chug an unacceptable amount of health drinks (due to aggressors' parting swipes). Granted, I could circumvent this once I armed myself with a gun, but with bullets so scarce, I often wound up using firearms as a desperate last measure. I'm not saying combat should consist of simple 1-on-1 encounters, but part of a great survival-horror experience is the ability to safely run when things get too hairy.
While Homecoming's combat system has its growing pains, I wholeheartedly endorse the new camera and movement controls. You move with one analog stick and control the camera with the other, which enables you to manipulate the view with far more precision than ever before. Moreover, your character can now strafe, which really helps cement the more action-centric focus. I'm sure some Silent Hill fans will miss the cinematic angles when entering an unknown area, but this should pass -- the new camera and controls do little to detract from the atmosphere in the long run.
Homecoming stays true to the macabre Silent Hill atmosphere without feeling stagnant. Exploration's perfectly in line with previous games, complete with tons of locked doors, decaying structures, and doubling back between the real world and its hellish counterpart -- but some little nuances intrigue. In the older games, you either went through a door, or it was too damaged to bother with (or simply locked). Now, though, you might have to hack through a wood-blocked door or find a damaged wall where your character can slip through into an adjacent area. Doors are also no longer bound to loading screens; most allow you (and enemies) to pass through in real time. All this goes a long way toward establishing a feeling of actually exploring a decaying environment, and it makes much more sense than exploration restrained via broken locks.
While Homecoming's look and feel are in line with Silent Hill, the narrative's much clearer. It still deals with familiar series themes (love, forgiveness, sin, redemption), but it's also the most straightforward story to date. By the time I reached one of the game's multiple endings, I had a clear understanding of exactly what happened, and why -- leaving little for me to think about afterward -- whereas previous games were incredibly nuanced and downright confusing, no matter which ending you received.
Homecoming developer Double Helix has stayed true to the series' foundation while also taking steps in a brave new direction; they've crafted a tale that stands well within franchise lore, and they've produced horrifically beautiful environments, occasional framerate drops aside. If Double Helix learns from their mistakes here -- combat balance being the most glaring issue -- their future work could rival the series' best. Homecoming definitely fits well within the franchise, but it also left me eager to see what's next, as this is clearly only the first step in Silent Hill's next evolution.
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He's doing that onhjs own!
Gallup says Barry's approval rating is only 46% now.
Not even half of the "political climate" agrees with him.
A Washington Post-ABC News/Washington poll last month found that 67 percent of Americans say that Republicans are doing "too little" to work with Obama.
The survey gave Republicans in Congress an approval rating of 24 percent, compared to a 37 percent rating for Democrats. Obama's approval recently hit a four-year high of 60 percent.
Eric Cantor, the often combative second-ranking Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives, sought on Tuesday to rebrand himself and his party…
And the Republican/ tea party misled House of Representatives of the Congress has a current approval rating of less than 10%. Which gives President Obama just about five times the approval rating of his intractable opponents!!
Scumbag Elephant meme:
"We'll have a laser-like focus on jobs!"
Spends entire congressional sessions on trying to repeal the ACA and trying to ban abortions.
From "Politicians see voters as more conservative than they actually are" in Salon.com: "We see further evidence of elite misperceptions from a fascinating new study by David Broockman and Christopher Skovron. They conducted a survey in 2012 of thousands of state legislative candidates, asking them what they thought their constituents believed about such issues as same sex marriage and health care reform. Then they used a survey to determine constituent opinion on these same issues. What they found was that the politicians systematically misperceived their constituents' views, believing them to be roughly ten points more conservative on both issues than they actually were. The effect was bigger for conservative candidates but still true for liberal ones."
Here is the study referenced: http://www.vanderbilt.edu/csdi/miller-stokes/08_MillerStokes_BroockmanSkovron.pdf
Nonsense. Far to the left is Hugo Chavez — and even he was not as far to the left as he could have been as he engaged with businesses. What passes for "left" in this country is moderate.
Having said that, when you actually poll people on specific proposals, turns out a lot of them — Republicans AND Democrats — want the Progressive proposals! See this article in, of all things, Business Insider:
And how many support the Cons?
The poll, released today, shows that 47 percent of Americans identify with or lean toward the Democrats, with only 42 percent saying the same of Republicans. The advantage to the Democrats is slightly lessened when leaners are removed (31 percent identify as Democrats, with 28 saying the same of Republicans). However, the thin numerical advantage Democrats enjoy among independents is likely to cause more concern for worry. From Gallup's press release:
Americans last year continued their trend toward greater political independence. The 40% who initially identified as political independents matched the record high from 2011. That is particularly notable, given that the usual pattern is for the percentage of Americans identifying as independents to decline in a presidential election year. In each of the last four presidential election years, dating back to 1996, the percentage of independents was lower than in the year prior to the election.
The increase in political independence has led to a reduction in Democratic and Republican identifiers, with the percentage of core Democrats and Republicans currently in the lower range for the past 25 years. In fact, 2012 marked the sixth consecutive year that less than 30% of Americans identified as Republicans. This includes 2010, when Republicans made huge gains in the midterm congressional elections.
That should be "leaders" not "leaners."
You mean like the Democrats by keeping people poor.
Oh; I have seen way to much of that!
"Please show us where any elephant spent an entire congressional session trying to ban abortions."
Well, you can look at these:
Abortion-related bills 112th Congress 2011/12 – 65 specifically regarding abortion or with abortion-related amendments added.
Abortion-related bills 113th Congress – 16 so far.
"Please show us where any elephant spent an entire congressional session trying to ban abortions. But you are living in the past.
BTW, the ACA is going to bankrupt us."
The 'elephants' have figured out that they can do far more to deny legal abortion at the state level, but as corzak showed, that hasn't stopped Congressional Republicans from wasting time on the issue.
Healthcare costs are going to bankrupt us. It doesn't matter if we pay out of pocket, through private insurance or through Medicare/Medicaid. The trajectory of healthcare costs is simply unsustainable. So far the public options have done a much better job of holding down costs than private insurers.
Like your pals on Capital Hill, you're making a big mistake if you think that if Obama fails, you win.
In other news, after slashing the budget for family planning services, Texas Republicans saw a big jump in the number of births that will cost taxpayers $273 million. They are quietly trying to restore $100 million to the family planning budget. I'm guessing their polls also showed most of the babies will grow up to vote Democrat.
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My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights. Great location. Short walk to The Patio mall, Liberty Square, shopping and restaurants. Great price, large room. They gave us a room on the 19th floor with a great view of the city. I would stay again.
We travel often to Belo and this is now our preferred place to stay. Rooms clean and good size and its in a great location, good bars and restaurants within walking distance and safe.
Free internet not perfect but good enough for emails and voice only Skype.
Hotel clean and staff v good, rooms have balconies and separate lounge with...
Stayed from Monday to Friday in this Hotel. Quite clean, nice staff, nice bathroom, bedroom and living room.
Big con was the neighborhood. Although Savassi is a nice place, with nightlife and stuff, there were many people living in the streets nearby, which concerned me when walking at night.
Internet worked fine, so did the cable.
Although breakfast was very...
Stayed for two nights in BH for a visit to Inhotim (not to be missed, btw!). The location of the hotel is excellent, allowing on foot exploration of major touristic sites in central BH and many bars and restaurants. The rooms are very big and clean even if the water pipes do make a bit too much noise. Service was...
The major problem for me is that of previous guests, no internet. I stayed at this hotel last month and was terrible to live without internet for a week. Even the Partio Savassi mall and the Liberty Square had better internet than this hotel.
If I were the manager of this hotel, I would check the wifi service that is...
This would be an excellent hotel, that I would certainly give 5 starts if it was not for the internet issues. Travelling for business, I need reliable internet. I stayed in this hotel last year with co workers for a business trip for a week and I could barely access the internet, it is a big problem and even the...
I was pleasantly surprised with my visit to Bel Horizonte and of course, my stay at the Promenade Pancetti.
The check in and all staff throughout my stay were friendly and professional. I stayed here as part of a business trip and we made use of the hotels conferencing facilities, which included catering and drinks. Once again - service and...
It is nice place to stay. I have stayed in room which is basically an apartment. Only downfall was the two single beds....for the rest. The room had a couch and a kitchen. Shower was good and so was the bed.Breakfast was good. No real comments on that.
Our room was surprisingly large and clean, bed was comfortable, but the plumbling was somewhat noisy. Considering the size of the room, the safe was very small, it fitted two ipads and little more. Breakfast was good. Nice neighbourhood.
Stayed at this hotel the 1st week in February 2012 for two days, great service from the hotel staff, the receptionist spoke English as my portuguese is at a beginner level.
The hotel is centrally located in Savassi and I had no problems walking around the neighborhood, and walking to the Patio Shopping mall.
Taxi to Confins airport was $R90.
"Asked for a smoking room, which allowed windows to open. Not sure if non-smoking rooms have this feature."
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"Stay at the left side rooms to avoid being wake up by the roster, it wakes you up every morning at 4:30 a.; 5 :00 am and 6:00 am."
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Chef Christopher Lee appeared on the CW network's pilot of "Gossip Girl." In the episode, he is seen serving two of the main characters their usual $50 grilled cheese sandwich with very expensive black winter truffles, fontina cheese and wild arugula salad.Here's that recipe, along with a heavenly smoked tomato soup recipe to round out the meal.
- 8 slices of fresh baked white bread; look for a local bakery
- 16 slices of fontina cheese
- 2 tablespoons sweet butter
- 2 oz. fresh shaved black winter truffles
- Salt and pepper
Wild arugula salad
- Wild arugula
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 shallot, sliced thin
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Layer 2 slices of fontina cheese between 2 slices of white bread and shave a couple of slices of truffles in the middle of each sandwich; do the same for all four sandwiches. Heat a large frying pan over medium heat and add the butter. When the butter melts, add the sandwiches and cook until the bread is nice and toasted. Remove and slice sandwiches in half and place onto four plates.Wild arugula salad: Place arugula in a small bowl with the vinegar, extra-virgin olive oil, sliced shallots, and season with salt and pepper. Toss the salad well and garnish the plates with it.
- 4 ripe large tomatoes
- 2 small shallots, peeled and sliced thin
- 2 garlic cloves, peeled and sliced thin
- 3 cup chicken stock or low-sodium broth
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 bunch basil
- 1 bunch chives, sliced thin
Spicy crème fraiche
- 1/2 cup crème fraiche or sour cream
- 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- Salt and pepper
Special equipment
- Outdoor grill
- 1 cup hickory wood chips
- Aluminum foil
- Blender
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Smoking the tomatoesCore and cut the tomatoes in half. Make a little tray out of the aluminum foil and place the wood chips in the tray. Place the tray in the middle of the grill on the briquettes or coals. Light the chips and let them burn for about 2 minutes; then blow them out. A good amount of smoke should start to form; if not, burn again for another 2 minutes. Place tomatoes over the smoke on the grill flesh side down and then cover the grill. Tomatoes should smoke for about 8 to 10 minutes. Once tomatoes are smoked, remove from the grill and peel. Making the soupStart to sweat the shallots and garlic in a medium-size pot over medium heat until translucent. Then add the tomatoes, stock and heavy cream to the pot and simmer for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, blend the soup until smooth. Add the soup back to a clean pot; add the bunch of basil, lemon juice and adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper. Allow the basil to steep for 1 hour, then remove the basil and cool until serving. Spicy crème fraicheAdd the crème fraiche and cayenne to a bowl and mix well. Adjust seasonings with salt and pepper. Plating the soupHeat the soup in a medium pot. Portion the soup into 4 bowls and garnish with the spicy crème fraiche and sliced chives.
Chef Christopher Lee grabbed national attention as the executive chef at the Striped Bass in Philadelphia, captured the James Beard "2005 Rising Star Chef of the Year" award and was named one of "Food & Wine" magazine's Best New Chefs for 2006, as well as Philadelphia Magazine's "2005 Chef of the Year" and Philadelphia Inquirer's "Four Star Rating" in 2006. But in the autumn of 2006, the Long Island native returned to his New York roots to take the helm at Gilt Restaurant in the New York Palace Hotel.


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Another day, another Linux distro. Peppermint OS 1.0 uses Mozilla Labs' Prism technology to fully integrate with Cloud and web-based applications such as Hulu and Gmail. The OS is built on Linux Kernel 2.6.32, Xorg 7.5 GUI and Openbox 3.4.10 for window management.
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Peppermint contains a custom front end for Prism that makes these Web apps seamlessly integrate with the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment. Like Canonical's recently announced Ubuntu Light, Peppermint is designed to boot fast and power down quickly, all while providing a familiar environment for Linux users.
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Creative thinking about your vocation is a must. The job I am at now required a BSN with lower pay. I met with the interviewing panel and discussed my experiences and how I could do the job. Selling yourself is imperative in any job interview. Taking risks is necessary.
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Mad Gifts: An Art Show
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"A little over four months ago I was in a mental hospital for about a month. In the U.S., mental illness is something not talked about and we are taught to feel a lot of shame around and feel that we are alone. For this reason I feel it is important to be open about mental illness. And so, I dedicate this poem to all of you who struggle with mental illness."
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not thought to be a form of herpes. Some examples of other human herpes viruses are Chickenpox (caused by varicella zoster virus, or VZV) and Mononucleosis (caused by Epstein-Barr virus, or EBV). The rest of this article will be discussing the Simplex viruses (1).
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Herpes Simplex and Sexuality- Transmission and Prevention
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- Main Info
- What is it?
- Population percentages
- Differences between HSV-1 and HSV-2
- Is is dangerous?
- Transmission
- Ways of contracting the viruses
- Skin to Skin
- Behaviors that put you at risk
- Infection
- Signs and Symptoms
- Where does the virus live?
- Where do you get outbreaks?
- What to expect if infected
- Diagnosis and Testing
- Treatments
- Is there a cure?
- Possible vaccine
- Viral management
- Prevention
- Barrier methods
- Review of medications and vaccine
Main Info
Herpes Simplex is part of the human herpes virus family, and contains two of the eight strains of the virus. The two strains belonging to the Simplex category are Herpes Simplex Type 1 (HSV-1), and Herpes Simplex Type 2 (HSV-2). The other six strains of human herpes viruses are all caused by separate viruses than Simplex, and are commonly
|Common HSV outbreak on the mouth
HSV-1 is commonly associated with "cold sores," and most forms of oral and facial herpes. It is estimated to be found in at least 60% of adults in the United States, with some sources estimating anywhere between 60-80% of the population being infected with the virus (1).
HSV-2 is frequently called "genital herpes," but is usually referred to as just "herpes," and is usually associated with sores on the genitals, mons pubis, anus, and sometimes inner thighs. Anywhere from 20-25% of the population in the United States will test positive for HSV-2. Most recent quotes say 22% of the population is infected with this strain (1).
Herpes Simplex is not a life threatening virus, nor a virus which negatively affects fertility, or increases rates of cancers. Though a permanent diagnosis, it can be referred to as the "friendliest" sexually transmitted disease, because it only causes painful blisters when one is having an outbreak (2). At times when the virus is dormant, there is no discomfort experienced by an infected individual, though the virus can still be transmitted to others. Long-term effects of the virus can include the rare instance of scarring on the urethra, making urination difficult or uncomfortable, and the open lesions can potentially create an easier route for other infections (such as HIV) to enter the body (1).
Herpes HSV 1 and HSV 2 can be spread through skin to skin contact, while traces of the virus can be found in the bodily fluids that also come into contact with infected skin (such as saliva, semen, fluid in the female vagina canal and through fluid from a sore) (5). The virus can be spread any time the virus is active or during an outbreak. A person has a 75% chance of contracting herpes when the virus is active, or shedding (6). Shedding refers to when the virus is replicating itself without causing symptoms. Herpes also has a time period when it is not contagious, during the latent period. This is when the virus lies in your nerve cells at the root. However, there is no way to tell if a person's infection is in the latent or shedding period, so there is no way to tell when a person is contagious (5).
Oral herpes, or HSV 1, is the most common and easily spread strand of herpes. Most people contract this form during their preschool years because of the close contact. Oral herpes can be spread through kissing, close skin contact, or even sharing a tooth brush. Oral herpes can also be transmitted to the genital area through oral sex (6).
Genital herpes, or HSV 2 is most often transmitted through sexual intercourse. Like oral herpes, genital herpes can infect the mouth region through oral sex. About one third of genital herpes is transmitted during a shedding time, so the person might not know they are spreading it (6).
There are many activities that can increase your chances of contracting oral or genital herpes. Do not kiss anyone who has an oral sore or share anything with them that has oral contact with them. Do not perform any oral sex on someone who is exhibiting a genital sore. There are contraceptive foams that kill the herpes virus in test tubes that you can use along with condoms during intercourse that will decrease your odds of contracting herpes. If you're using a foam make sure it has nonoxynol-9 as an active ingredient to fight against the herpes virus. Lastly, the more sexual partners you have, the more at risk you are for contracting genital herpes (6).
Both HSV-1 and HSV-2 are most commonly asymptomatic. As many as 90% of people infected with HSV-2 do not know they are infected because their symptoms were so mild that they did not notice them, or they did not experience symptoms at all (1). The body's immune systems works to keep the virus suppressed, but cannot rid the body of the virus because both HSV-1 and 2 live in the body's nervous system, where fighter cells cannot reach to attack it (3).
|HSV sores on the penis
The following specifics on the infection are speaking in general terms; meaning that HSV-1 will refer to oral/facial herpes, and HSV-2 will refer to genital herpes. It is important to keep in mind that, though less common, the two strains can be interchangeable, meaning it is entirely possible to get HSV-2 on one's oral cavity, and HSV-1 on the genitals (1).
The HSV-1 strain will usually enter the body through the oral mucus membranes, through skin to skin contact with an infected person (1). The virus will then live on the ganglion located behind the cheekbone, and cause recurrent outbreaks on and inside the lips or mouth (3).
HSV-2 will typically enter the body through the genital mucus membranes, via skin to skin contact (1). This strain of the virus will live in the ganglion located toward the base of the spinal cord, and cause recurrent outbreaks on and inside the genitals, or surrounding areas (ie: the anus) (3).
While it is possible to become infected with both strains of the Simplex virus, it is rare to spread the same strain of the virus from one part of the body to another. This transferring of sores caused by the same strain from one part of the body to another (ie: oral cavity to the eyes) is called autoinoculation. This most commonly happens during the initial outbreak, because the body has not yet built up antibodies against the virus. Ways to prevent this is to wash your hands after touching lesions (1).
|HSV sores on the vulva
Symptoms experienced by a newly acquired infection will involve sensations all over the body. One may experience headaches, a fever, aching, and flu-like symptoms. It can also be noted that the lymph nodes will be enlarged during initial infection, which is a positive reaction because it indicates that the body is building up a powerful response to the virus. Common symptoms which accompany recurrent outbreaks are a tingling or numb sensation around the infected area, unusual discharge for females, and painful urination (1).
There are two most common types of testing for the HSV viruses: swab cultures and blood tests. A herpes culture is done when someone has sores, which may or may not be caused by HSV. A health professional will thoroughly swab the sore, sometimes breaking open the lesion to gather as much viral material as possible. The swab is then in a preserving liquid and sent to the lab for testing. Blood tests involve taking a blood sample and testing it for HSV antibodies. Blood tests are traditionally more reliable because they do not allow for as much error in collecting a sample; this is demonstrated by the lower false-positive and false-negative rates blood tests have (1). You can also get tested for herpes even when you do not think you are infected, but it has been noted that herpes tests are only incorporated into routine STD testing a little more than 50% of the time (4).
There is no current cure for herpes, but there are many products and steps you can take that help reduce the frequency and length of outbreaks. Some doctors recommend that you keep the area as clean and dry as possible to help your body's natural healing process. You can also try taking a warm shower and drying out the infected areas delicately. It is recommended that you do not wear tight fitting underwear during a genital herpes outbreak to prevent irritation and chaffing. Another way to aid your body in the healing process is to take vitamins, eat healthy, and if it's an oral herpes case, avoid acidic foods (6).
Currently there is no vaccine for oral or genital herpes. Scientists are researching ways to diagnose and treat recurring genital herpes. It is also believed that in 3-5 years there will be a vaccine to prevent herpes in people who have not already contracted it. Other vaccines have been tested on herpes that have worked on herpes related infections like small pox or Polio, but none show any effects (6). There is a new drug being tested called Aciclovir which has decreased the shedding the herpes virus which is a big step in decreasing transmission between couples and from mother to fetus (10).
A few of the supplements and prescriptions available to take for herpes includes Red Marine Algae, Valtrex, and Zovirax. Red Marine Algae is a natural option
for the treatment of herpes. This supplement assists your immune system to lower your number and the duration of your outbreaks (8). Valtrex is a highly publicized treatment for herpes. Valtrex is a prescribed treatment that decreases the number and duration of your outbreaks, which decrease the possibility of herpes transmission, though you still need to wear protection during sexual activity (9). Zovirax is intended for slowing the growth and spread of herpes so that your body's immune system has a chance to fight it off. Zovirax is available in pill form and two cream forms, one for genital or oral outbreaks and one for ocular herpes, which is a breakout in the eye (7).
Barrier methods are one easy way to reduce your chances of getting herpes, though they only work if the infected area is going to be covered up during sexual activity. For instance, if a sore is located outside of the condom area it is likely to spread. Anti-viral medications are not 100% effective, they only lessen your chances of contracting herpes by reducing the outbreaks and the duration of the outbreaks. As talked about before, there is yet a vaccine for preventing herpes, but there may be one on the way (6).
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Yesterday I was walking very slow to my car and all of a sudden I felt like my cervix hurt. Or something in that general area was hurting. The thing is that it felt like something was coming out and hurt so much I had to stop walking. If I tried to walk it would continue to hurt. It was a sharp pain but not what you would call pressure pain etc. so weird My stomach was not hurting but was tight just before. So I have no clue what it was.
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I´m currently using a 3 column template and thats works fine on some pages for example the first page.
However I feel that i would like to have more space when i´m writing/creating different pages/posts. Is it possible to remove the centercolumn and just use two columns on some pages.
Then I would like to know if I can use diffrent widgets on say f.e. the middlecolumn on diffrent pages.
Sorry for the bad english. BR / Elin