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Your private physician
How It Works
Private, Corporate & Family Physicians
Who has time to get sick? No one we know. Worse, no one ever wants to wait at the doctor's office or the ER.
Belleview Medical Partners puts you first. We guard your health by actively preventing illness whenever possible. If you do happen to get sick, you can contact us in any way at any time, 24/7. We'll take care of you immediately.
Now accepting a limited number of new patients who want to get healthy and stay healthy.
Talk To A Doctor
How You Benefit
You get unlimited access to your primary care physician. That's right, unlimited.
You pay a surprisingly affordable fee for direct, unlimited access to your primary care doctor. No more scheduling around what the insurance company thinks you need. Instead, you and your doctor decide what's best for you. This includes unlimited in-person appointments, phone calls, video calls or emails with your doctor, whenever and wherever is right for you.
You'll feel better and save time. Better yet, you'll be the one in control of your health and your treatment.
You Will Feel Better
Your experienced personal physician will work with you to create a realistic plan for better health.
If you happen to get injured or get sick, you can speak to your personal physician at any time of the day - or night. We'll get you fixed up and feeling better ASAP.
We keep you at the top of your game.
You Will Call The Shots
Everyone knows that the US health care system isn't perfect.
Belleview is different. Here, you make the decisions. That means we spend the time we need to fully and accurately diagnose any problems and to prevent illness. We don't stop until you're satisfied.
We are here to serve you.
You Will Save Time
No more calling at 6 a.m. to get an appointment three weeks out to wait one hour for an 8-minute exam.
No more Googling symptoms because you can't get an appointment or fit one into your calendar. If you need to talk to your private physician now, just call.
We see you at your convenience.
How it works
There are three easy steps to switch to our unlimited, 24/7 private concierge service.
1. Interview Your Doctor
The first step is to decide if we are the right fit for you.
You choose a time to interview one of our doctors - no charge. Your doctor will answer any questions you have about our practice, and give you a tour of our inviting, comfortable space in historic Old Town Alexandria.
2. Sign Up For Unlimited Access
Our unlimited annual plan gives you so much more than access to your own private physician. You choose how you want to pay.
Not ready to commit? No problem. You can try our full-service unlimited access for two months. If you choose to stay, we will apply the fee to your annual plan.
3. Come On In
Decide when you want to meet to talk about your health. Or, consult your private physician immediately about your health concerns.
Your private physician will meet you whenever and wherever you want.
Your records will be ready and waiting.
Services + Pricing
Annual memberships for direct, unlimited access to your private physician begin at $325 per month. Annual or monthly payment is possible. Discounts are available for additional family members or staff. We accept all major credit cards.
Not yet ready to commit?
Ask us
about a two-month trial.
All members receive a complimentary consult with a health insurance specialist and tax information. You may be surprised at just how much you can save by adjusting your health insurance plan and tax deductions.
We accept a limited number of urgent care requests from those who are not yet members of Belleview Medical Partners' unlimited annual access. The one-time charge for urgent care begins at $200. Note that unlimited urgent care visits are included in annual membership.
We will provide pre-travel clearances and medical clearances for you, your family members, or your staff. For non-members, the one-time charge per clearance ranges from $50 - 395, depending on complexity. Discounts are available for additional family members or staff. Unlimited clearances are included in annual membership.
We provide a limited number of short-term, unlimited access memberships for family members or staff who live or work elsewhere, but need medical care here. This is ideal for elderly relatives who live in another country and do not have US health care, or for executives or consultants on temporary assignments. We can arrange care as early as the day your relatives or staff fly in. The one-time charge for eight-week unlimited access begins at $695.
It can be difficult to watch a colleague, family member or friend struggle with health. This year, you can do something about it. Give the gift of a private physician who will guide him to better health: fewer medications, lower cholesterol, a weight-loss program that works. Contact us to learn more about our eight-week health kickstart program. The one-time charge begins at $695.
About Us
Our Mission
Our mission is to deliver top-quality, values-based, independent health care to our members, whenever and wherever needed.
Our founder, Dr. Vivek Sinha, built this practice because he is passionate about delivering the best care for his patients. We know that the health care system isn't perfect, and we are determined to care for our patients differently. We believe that you should have control over the health care provided to you. We believe that the doctor-patient relationship is sacrosanct and that insurance companies should not dictate whether or not you get the care you need. We understand that direct and regular communication with your doctor is essential for your health. We treat every patient as an individual and provide customized health care to fit each individual's needs.
We can't fix the health care system for everyone. But we can fix it for you. Dr. Sinha created our private practice model to make sure that we as physicians can deliver the quality, preventative health care we believe in - so that you benefit.
From Our Founder, Vivek P. Sinha, M.D.
I was raised in Center Moriches, a small town on eastern Long Island in New York. By age 15, I knew exactly what I wanted to do with my life: serve others. For me, being a family physician is more than a profession. It's my calling.
I worked as a firefighter and emergency medical technician before following in my father's footsteps to become a family doctor.
After studying at the State University of New York at Stony Brook's top-tier pre-med program and earning my medical degree at the Saba University School of Medicine, I completed my residency at St. Joseph's Hospital at Northwestern University in Chicago.
I am unapologetically passionate about patient care and resident physician education. At Northwestern University, I was honored to be named Chief Resident and to be asked to continue to teach as an attending physician. In 2008, I received the 2008 Family Medicine Teaching Attending Physician of the Year Award. I am an active member of the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Family Practice, and the American Academy of Private Physicians.
Prior to forming Belleview Medical Partners, I established a practice with MedStar Southern Maryland Physicians. I also joined the Federal Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT), where I provided medical care in times of disasters and emergencies throughout the US. I am proud to have participated in the disaster relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Sandy, and to have provided medical standby support for national security special events, including several presidential inaugurations and State of the Union addresses.
I formed Belleview Medical Partners, our private, concierge practice, so that we can deliver my vision for what independent, community-based family care can and should be. I created the practice because I truly love practicing medicine and helping people live healthier lives. By focusing on patient concerns first, I can take the time needed to teach patients about disease prevention and provide the comprehensive care they deserve.
Simply put, Belleview Medical Partners is my commitment to provide the highest quality medical care to my community. I live here, I raise my family here and I have built my practice here to serve you.
Stay healthy,
Vivek P. Sinha, MD
Founder and Medical Director
Board-Certified Family Medical Doctor
Belleview Medical Partners
The terms concierge medicine, direct-primary care medicine, and private physician are often used interchangeably. What this is: a model that allows you unlimited access to your primary-care physician or family doctor, for an annual fee. This means that you can talk to or see your doctor as often as you want to, whenever and wherever is best for you and your health - without asking your insurance company.
We do not accept insurance because we believe that your health is too important to be controlled or limited by a third party. In our practice, you and your doctor will decide what is right for you.
That said, most of our members choose to select a high-deductible, low-low premium PPO plan in case they need a hospitalization or need to see any specialists. You can still utilize your insurance for any medications, lab tests, and imaging studies prescribed by our physicians. All members receive a complimentary consult with a health insurance specialist and tax information. You may be surprised at just how much you can save by adjusting your health insurance plan and tax deductions.
As Board-Certified Family Medicine Physicians, we are trained and certified to see children, adolescents, adults (male or female), and geriatric patients. In short--anyone! We can treat and examine a newborn on day one of his life, his siblings, his parents, and his grandparents-all on the same day, if need be. Having your whole family treated by one provider is not only convenient and cost saving, it allows the physician to get to know you better. This in turn translates to better overall medical care.
As Primary Care Physicians, we would much rather PREVENT a condition, rather than TREAT a condition. To that end, one of our main goals is preventative medicine.
Having your son/daughter enrolled in college can be an experience wrought with uncertainty and worry. We also understand that when they come home on holidays, their time is better spent visiting with you rather then waiting in a doctor's waiting room.
If your son/daughter is a member patient of Belleview Medical Partners, they can access us 24 hours a day, even if they are out of state. We can video chat (ie-Google Hangout, Skype, etc.) with them and if appropriate, initiate care. We can coordinate with the local student health clinic or hospital to ensure that the nurses and doctors have the most updated information on your child. And we can see them when they return home to visit, at your convenience.
All of our Physicians are Board-Certified in Family Medicine.
Recognition as a Board-Certified Family Medicine Physician requires successful completion of a rigorous three-year ACGME-accredited Family Medicine Residency training program and successful passage of a written exam administered by the American Board of Family Medicine every ten years, in addition to completing a minimum of 150 hours of continuing medical education every three years.
In the past few years there have been many concierge medical practices open up around the Country. We stand apart from the rest by providing caring, compassionate, comprehensive care to the entire family, newborns to adults.
In addition, since we do not charge insurance, member-patients will never pay a co-pay to see us. The annual membership includes unlimited visits.
We know that there are many technological advancements that allow us to connect with our patients without having them come to our office. We fully encourage and embrace the convenience of telemedicine but we also acknowledge that occasionally there is no substitute for the face to face exam. This is our strength--WE WILL NOT COMPROMISE THE NOBLE PATIENT-DOCTOR EXPERIENCE. We will utilize modern technology but we pledge to adhere to guidelines and the gold standard of care treatments.
Getting sick while you or a family member is away from home can be stressful and downright dangerous. With Belleview Medical Partners, you have direct access to your Physician. Wherever and whenever. We can communicate and coordinate with other out of state professionals to ensure that you receive the best care possible, and we can see you the same day you return.
While we'd hate to see you leave our care, we respect your decision. We will promptly refund your pro-rated membership fee and forward all your medical records to your Physician of choice.
Just call 703-348-5603 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to speak DIRECTLY with a doctor about the different types of services we can provide. We look forward to hearing from you.
Events + News
"Keep Your Kids Safe This Summer" Written by Dr. Sinha published in the ALEXANDRIA TIMES
June 16, 2016
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "Keep Your Kids Safe This Summer" where he discussed important safety tips for kids.
Dr. Sinha's article is found on page 23.
"When A Long Life Leads To Problems" Written by Dr. Sinha published in the ALEXANDRIA TIMES.
May 19, 2016
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "When A Long Life Leads To Problems." In this very important article about DEMENTIA, Dr. Sinha talks about the different types of dementia and how doctors diagnose this condition.
Dr. Sinha's article is found on page 9.
Best Practices For Successful Care Transitions--Panel Discussion
May 17, 2016
Dr. Sinha was honored to participate as a Panelist for a continuing education seminar sponsored by BrightStar Care and VITAS Healthcare. The discussion focused on safe transitions for patients when being discharged from the hospital. The panel consisted of nurse managers, hospice personnel, care coordinators, and social workers.
"Foods For A Healthy Life" Written by Dr. Sinha published by the ALEXANDRIA TIMES.
April 14, 2016
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "Foods For A Healthy Life" where Dr. Sinha had the opportunity to discuss his passion on preventative medicine and how we should let "Food by thy medicine, and medicine be thy food."
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 7.
Dr. Sinha talks about "Concepts of Concierge Care" at Alexandria Rotary International Meeting.
March 26, 2016
Dr. Sinha had the honor and privilege of speaking to the Alexandria, VA Rotary Club International Meeting at Belle Haven Country Club about
"Concepts Of Concierge Care."
Belleview Medical Partners salutes Rotary Club International for their service-oriented culture, exemplified by their primary motto, " SERVICE ABOVE SELF."
"Lead And Its Insidious Effects" Written by Dr. Sinha Published in the ALEXANDRIA TIMES.
March 10, 2016
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "Lead And Its Insidious Effects." Dr. Sinha discussed the latest guidelines on lead testing for our pediatric population.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 9.
"The Return Of The House Call" Written by Dr. Sinha published in the ALEXANDRIA TIMES
January 14, 2016
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "The Return Of The Doctor's House Call." Dr. Sinha discussed how house calls allow patients and doctors alike to connect on a higher level.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 9
"Aging In Place One Of The Many Options Available" Written by Dr. Sinha Published in the
December 10, 2015
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "Aging In Place One Of Many Options Available." Dr. Sinha talks about geriatric medicine and reviews important points to discuss when helping a family member who is getting older.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 21.
"The Keys To Healthy Living" Written by Dr. Sinha published in the
August 13, 2015
Alexandria Times
featured an article by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "The Keys To Healthy Living" where Dr. Sinha discusses key points in obtaining overall health.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 6.
Dr. Sinha discusses "House Calls To Video Calls-How Geriatric Care Is Changing" At ElderPro Event.
August 19th, 2015
Dr. Sinha had the wonderful opportunity to present his take on how Geriatric Care is evolving and how, by changing the way we
healthcare, we can better provide
prompt, compassionate, real-time care
to our Seniors.
This well-received talk
was attended by over 65 healthcare professionals.
"Allergies Are Nothing To Sneeze At." Written by Dr. Sinha published in the
June 11, 2015
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Sinha titled, "Allergies Are Nothing To Sneeze At" where Dr. Sinha discusses the common causes of seasonal allergies. He also discusses how patients can effectively treat their symptoms without having to get a prescription.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 9
Dr. Sinha Participates in second lecture series to
Alexandria Fire Department Firefighters and Paramedics
May 11th, 14th, & 26th, 2015
Dr. Sinha had the honor and privilege of being asked to return for a second lecture series for the
Alexandria Fire Department
titled, "Common Seasonal Emergencies." Belleview Medical Partners honors all the men and women who respond selflessly when we need them most.
"Making The Best Use Of Your Doctor's Visit." Written by Dr. Sinha published in the
April 9, 2015
Alexandria Times
featured an article written by Dr. Sinha titled, "Making The Best Use Of Your Doctor's Appointment" where Dr. Sinha gives patients the "inside secrets" for guiding your doctor to make the visit most effective for YOU.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 9
"Understanding The Difference Between Viral And Bacterial Infections." Written by Dr. Sinha published in the
March 12, 2015
Alexandria Times
featured an article by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "Understanding The Difference Between Viral And Bacterial Infections" where Dr. Sinha discusses the different types of infections and how doctors determine whether or not antibiotics are necessary.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 7
Dr. Sinha partners with W
ells Fargo
to talk about "The Connections Between Physical Fitness And Financial Fitness."
Started February 26, 2015.
Dr. Sinha and
Wells Fargo
joined forces to present a one-of-a-kind open forum discussion and talk,linking financial fitness to physical fitness. Belleview Medical Partners and Dr. Sinha support this type of "nontraditional" thinking so we can provide the most cutting edge primary care to our Member Patients.
Dr. Sinha Participates in a lecture series to
Alexandria Fire Department Firefighters and Paramedics
February 9th, 19th, & 26th, 2015
Dr. Sinha had the honor and privilege of participating in a lecture series for the
Alexandria Fire Department
titled, "Primary Care Emergencies-What Happens When the Doctor Calls 911?" Belleview Medical Partners honors all the men and women who respond selflessly when we need them most.
"Finding The Facts In The Vaccine Debate." Written by Dr. Sinha published in the
February 12, 2015
Alexandria Times
featured an article by Dr. Vivek Sinha titled, "Finding The Facts In The Vaccine Debate" where Dr. Sinha discusses the risks versus benefits of vaccines. A very timely topic covered in detail.
Dr. Sinha's article is on page 5
Dr. Sinha speaks at University of Chicago Event
Chicago Booth Entrepreneur's Advisory Group
Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at 7:00 PM
Washington, DC
Dr. Vivek Sinha speaks about Belleview Medical Partners' innovative concierge business model for the private practice.
Register at the event page for the
Chicago Booth Entrepreneur's Advisory Group
Attendance is by invitation only.
Belleview Medical featured in
Alexandria Times
November 6, 2014
Alexandria Times
featured an interview with Dr. Vivek Sinha in November, where Dr. Sinha discusses the benefits of concierge medicine and having a private physician. He also emphasizes the convenience and peace-of-mind that results from having direct access to your private physician 24/7.
Dr. Sinha's interview
is on page 7
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Intern on a Bay Area Congressional Campaign
Congressional Campaign — Virtual
July 21 2016
Interns will work directly with the campaign to gain valuable experience in building a strong campaign and engaging voters. ��This is a great opportunity for those with an interest in politics, campai…
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Social Media Specialist Internship
The Price of Business — Virtual
July 20 2016
Internship Opportunity: Social Media Specialist Company Info: The Price of Business (www.priceofbusiness.com) is the longest running show of its kind in Houston, Texas and is on Bloombergs home in the…
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Editorial Assistant for US Daily Review
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July 20 2016
USDailyReview.com is a national news site that has over 1 million hits a month and is considered one of the fastest growing in influence on the web by Technorati and site monitors. The Publisher and E…
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Political Campaign Field Organizer
Jeff Sprung for State Auditor — Virtual
July 20 2016
Overview: Provide general logistical assistance to campaign manager. Will be working directly with candidate and campaign manager. Will be responsible for providing field assistance, including attendi…
Application Deadline: 7/24/2016
Political Campaign Intern (LA/Ventura County)
Custom Campaigns — Virtual
July 18 2016
We are a political consulting firm that is currently running a campaign in LA/Ventura county for a Senate race. We are looking for individuals whom are interested in learning more about the political …
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Fall Communications Internship with NYC Council Member Ben Kallos
Council Member Ben Kallos — New York, NY
July 17 2016
NYC Council Member Ben Kallos is seeking a Media and Communications intern: Manhattan-based member of the NYC Council is accepting applications for fall interns. This is an unpaid internship that offe…
Application Deadline: 7/30/2016
we're looking for Contributors, Journalists, Bloggers who aren���t afraid to speak their mind boldly.
Beautiful People Group — Virtual
July 16 2016
Beautiful People Magazine is a pure luxury, upscale cultural publication that offers a diversity of articles to its advertisers and readers; it is known to be a glamorous magazine that celebrates all…
Application Deadline: 8/30/2016
Political Campaign Intern
Roberts for NYS Senate — New York, NY
July 14 2016
I am Stephen Roberts, a Reform Rabbi, and I am running for the New York State Senate District 27 because New York needs leaders who are honest and ethical. I am a Progressive but Independent voice. Yo…
Application Deadline: 8/14/2016
Journalism Internship with VAIN LLC
VAIN LLC Internships — Virtual
July 12 2016
VAIN LLC is an independent media company focused on sharing and celebrating the stories and interests of multicultural millennial women. With the voice of a best friend, knowledge base of an expert an…
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Human Rights Watch Student Task Force Internship- Academic Year 2016-2017- Santa Clarita Valley
Human Rights Watch Student Task Force — Virtual
July 12 2016
Based in Los Angeles, the Student Task Force (STF) is a Human Rights Watch (HRW) sponsored youth leadership-training program that brings together high school students from all over Los Angeles and emp…
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I have a video file (.mov > QuickTime) which was recorded with an HD camera.
One of the problems with this camera is that when the battery dies, it doesn't finalize the video file correctly... which is exactly what happened to my video. All the video and audio data should actually be there, but the .mov file is missing headers and should be reindexed.
Aeroquartet charges $80, and Grau GbR's HD Video Repair Utility charges $ too. There must exist a (free) tool which can simply reindex a .mov file, but I've yet to find it...
I'm on Mac OS Lion. I've tried MPEG Streamclip, but no success. I've tried VirtualDUB, but that doesn't work. Both refuse to load any non-indexed file, even though they claim to be able fix such. Can anyone suggest another tool or any other way to fix (reindex) QuickTime movies? Thank you!


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that poster is hot. and right, too. i checked it out to make sure, and yes, the guy in the window reflection at castle was really, really good looking.
"We've all had these thoughts" (!?)
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Hello, my name is Jason Lewis, and I am a Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) on the System Center Configuration Management (aka Systems Management Server) eXtreme Team here at Microsoft. I've been with the team for 2 ½ years. I've worked on products such as System Management Server 2003 SP2 and R2 including the Custom Updates Publishing Tool (CUPT), Inventory Tool for Custom Updates (ITCU) and System Center Updates Publisher (SCUP). I've created this blog to get in touch with customers and to help educate them on the use of these new products. Most of the topics will be covering products that I've worked on or am working on including "FYI" and "How To" topics. If there are any topics you would like covered please email your suggestions.
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Ranking the most popular Christmas tales
For her doctoral dissertation in English, Northern Illinois University student Emily Kingery examined more than 100 anthologies from the beginning of the 19th century to the present to determine which stories were most popular.
Not surprisingly, Clement C. Moore's poem "A Visit From St. Nicholas" (31 appearances) and Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" (28) topped the list. But other popular choices might be less familiar to today's casual reading audience: Hans Christian Andersen's "The Fir-Tree" (24) finished third, William Dean Howells' "Christmas Every Day" (11) came in 10th, with Bret Harte's "How Santa Claus Came to Simpson's Bar" (10) right behind it. (Oh, how I wish that were Homer Simpson's bar.) »Read Full Blog Post
Trip celebrates World's Fair
History buffs can join in a road trip to Chicago on May 1 to celebrate the 120-year commemoration of the World's Fair: Columbian Exposition and the part the Milwaukee Pabst Mansion's Beer Pavilion played in that event.
The "Pabst Grand Circle Road Trip" features a bus trip to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry for a digital presentation about the 1893 exposition. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee County Parks golf courses open Wednesday for the season
Milwaukee County Parks golf courses will officially open for the 2013 season on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. when Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele holds the annual "group tee-off" at Currie Park Golf Course.
During the tee-off event, golfers can purchase the Milwaukee County Parks Golf Discount Card. With the card, golfers save up to 50% on green fees at any Executive through Tournament course. »Read Full Article(1)
Concert Review: Tech N9ne Independent Powerhouse Tour
I can admit it. I've never been much of a Tech N9ne fan.
I tend to distance myself from artists with particularly young and raucous fans. It wasn't until Tech was featured a Lil' Wayne "Interlude," off of Tha Carter IV, that i realized what all the fuss was all about. Tech N9ne is a beast. His ferocious "double time" rapping (rapping twice as fast as the beat without the lose of lyrical cadence) has made him a force to be reckon with since the 90's. Tech N9ne brought his high energy emceeing to The Rave Sunday with several of his Strange Music labelmates on the Independent Powerhouse Tour and I finally got to see him in action. Unfortunately I got there late (per usual) and missed the openers but as one fan told me "That was the tightest opening ever!" »Read Full Blog Post
The Melvins, Portugal. The Man, Bastille Days among new show announcements
The Melvins is celebrating its 30th anniversary this summer with a tour that takes the metal group to Turner Hall Ballroom July 21.
Clock Shadow Building wins national Top Ten Green award
The field for the "Top Ten Green Projects," one of the nation's premiere awards for green architecture granted by the American Institute of Architects, is always competitive. This year, one of the ten winning projects is in Milwaukee.
In praise of E.L. Konigsburg, author of 'From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler'
Elaine Konigsburg, a former bookkeeper, chemistry student and science teacher, didn't start writing seriously until her third and youngest child was in school. When she was 37, Konigsburg published her first two books for children in 1967: "Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth," and "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler."
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It's hammer time. Watch trailer for 'Thor: The Dark World'
It's hammer time.
The trailer for the upcoming "Thor: The Dark World," the sequel to the first film featuring the Marvel superhero based on the mythological character, and starring Chris Hemsworth, reunites him with Natalie Portman, who played a scientist of sorts in the first film. »Read Full Blog Post
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Once next week's Badger Sports 7-on-7 event is over, you might not be hearing much from ESPNU 150 Watch List athlete Nelson Agholor (Tampa, Fla./Berkeley Prep).
After an extended football season and a basketball season that just ended a week ago, the 6-foot-1, 180-pounder is ready to take a break.
"This offseason is going to be a mental one," Agholor said. "I'm going to get some good rest, I'm going to eat right, I'm going to lift right and stay disciplined. Every other year, I would plan on being very active because I was younger but I'm going to let my body rest. Everyone talks about me having good size, but I have two older brothers that were bigger than I was at this age."
As much as Agholor would like to rest, there's little doubt that he will continue to get a workout picking up the phone from colleges that are trying to get him on campus.
"I'm at about 15 offers right now," Agholor said. "I like USC, I like LSU, I like Florida State, I like them all to be honest with you. I keep in touch with Oregon; their wide receivers coach Scott Frost has been in contact with me quite a bit."
There's even an early dark horse in the running.
"Vanderbilt is up there," he said. "Josh [Grady] is going to be there, and he's a good friend."
One of the main questions about Agholor is where to play him. The talented athlete fills many roles for his high school -- running back, defensive back, wide receiver and return specialist.
"Right now it appears that receiver is jumping to the top of everything," Agholor said. "Some schools still want me to play DB; Auburn wants me to play defensive back and Georgia might want me to do a couple of things. Coach [Bryan] McClendon at Georgia thinks I could still stay in the backfield if I add a couple of extra pounds."
Agholor has his own preferences of where he might want to line up at in college, but he is also mindful of each program and where their coaching styles might fit within his talent.
"I just want to play really, but I think offense might be my ticket," he said. "However, at a place like Auburn I would want to play defensive back."
So after next Saturday expect a lot of talking from Agholor and not much else. He said he might attend a combine such as the Elite Scouting Services camp in Tampa April 10, but he will probably just go to support his friends.
"I'm going to settle it down," Agholor confirmed. "I'll do a little track but for the most part I'm going to stay home. Camps are not really in the plan, but I will have lot of communication with college coaches so I can build these relationships."
Clark moves on
Quarterback Jadrian Clark arrived on the scene last season and almost led George Jenkins (Lakeland, Fla.) to an upset over state powerhouse Lakeland but fell short as Jenkins lost, 43-41.
However, this season Clark expects to win a state championship with the team he almost beat.
Last month the 6-2, 185-pounder transferred from Jenkins to Lakeland and is expected to start for the Dreadnaughts this season.
"It was a bad situation at Jenkins, and I felt like I needed to move on," Clark said. "I am happy to be at Lakeland and playing for the greatest football coach in Florida high school history [Bill Castle]. Here I know it's all about winning and doing things the right way."
Clark's transfer has probably put his recruiting in a bit of a, hole but Miami, California, Clemson and USF have been highly interested and talking to him often. He has already visited Miami and will continue his trips this weekend.
"I'm going to be heading to USF this weekend," Clark said. "And I'll probably go to Florida State at some point this month."
Clark was considered the top quarterback at last week's MVP camp and enjoyed the competition with some of his good friends.
"It was a lot of fun to be out there; I wish it would have lasted longer," Clark said. "My man Bennie Coney was there as well as Nick Patti from Dr. Phillips. I love competiting with those guys because they get after it."
One of the adjustments Clark might have to make this season is moving from a spread offense, which he ran successfully at Jenkins, to a more run-oriented attack at Lakeland.
The Dreadnaughts have traditionally been known as a running back school, with players such as Chris Rainey and Rod "He Hate Me" Smart coming through the program. Last season, Steward Butler, a Marshall signee, rushed for over 3,000 yards.
Clark, however, isn't concerned with the stat sheet as much as he is with the wins column.
"I talked with Coach Castle, and he wants to go 50-50 on offense this year, but I just want to win games," Clark said. "A state championship is much more important than throwing for 2,500 yards in a season. That's not even a concern of mine."
Patterson looking for a spot
Plant City (Fla.) is loaded with plenty of FBS talent and, one of the potential stars on this year's Raiders team, Dazmond Patterson, already has over 2,500 yards rushing in his career but remains under the radar for the most part. A strong showing at the MVP camp, where he was named top running back, could be a key turning point for the 5-7, 180-pounder.
"Right now I'm just trying to compete and get to as many events as I can," Patterson said. "A lot of coaches have some issues with my size but then they see me and how strong I am. I have a lot to offer."
Florida has always had a history of running backs that were short on height and long on production. Noel Devine is barely 5-7 but remains one of the strongest and fastest running backs in the nation. He was one of Florida's top prospects in the 2007 class and is expected to be a mid-round draft choice in next month's NFL draft.
Another smaller back, Aaron Winchester, was one of the top rushers in Miami-Dade County, gaining over 2,000 yards in his senior year before signing a scholarship with Western Michigan.
Patterson is hoping to follow a similar path.
"I just want to get that first big offer," he said. "I was invited to USF this weekend and I'm going to go and maybe that will be the break."
Patterson is an excellent student with a 4.5 GPA and a 960 score on the SAT that he took as a sophomore. He plans to retake the test, hoping a higher score will attract more academic institutions.
"Duke has been looking at me a little, and I think coach [David] Cutcliffe has that program on the right track," Patterson said. "I want to be somewhere where I can win, and he wants winners in his program."
Patterson has aspirations of law school or possibly engineering. As a national honor society student and a member of the student council, he believes his character and academic history should be a good balance to those who question his ability.
"I can do anything on and off the field," Patterson said. "These days the programs talk about wanting talented athletes that are also good students, and that's all I've ever been. I take my school work seriously and my academics seriously."
Patterson is spending his offseason working for a trainer instead of running track. He said he's seen improvements in his 40-yard dash time and overall speed. He's also expanding his role as a running back and becoming a more dangerous receiver in the backfield.
He is planning to participate on Team Tampa in next week's Badger Sports 7-on-7 tournament and will be at the Elite Scouting Service combine on April 10 in Tampa and at the upcoming Under Armour Combine in Tampa later in the spring.
• Florida signee Jacoby Brissett (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) is playing in the Florida High School state basketball championships over the weekend in Lakeland. The 6-4, 220-pound quarterback leads Dwyer with 15.5 points per game and 4.3 assists. He's second on the team in rebounding, as well.
• ESPN 150 Watch list defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. (St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood), a Florida State commit, received an offer from LSU on Thursday.
• Quarterback/athlete Travares Copeland (Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast) recently received an offer from USF and will be on campus for a junior day event this weekend. Kentucky and Louisville are also heavily interested in the 5-10, 175-pounder.
• Quarterbacks Matt Dobson (Tallahassee, Fla./North Florida Christian) and Patti (Orlando, Fla.) have received offers in the last week. Dobson was offered by Florida International to go along with a previous offer from Georgia Tech, and Patti received his first offer from Louisiana Tech.
• Defensive back Deon Bush (Miami/Columbus) is most likely going to attend LSU's spring game on April 9. Bush has over 20 offers from nearly every major program in the Southeast and Big 10 schools such as Ohio State and Nebraska.
• Plant City head coach Wayne Ward confirmed that wide receiver Lamarlin Wiggins is leaning heavily to USF. The 6-2, 190-pounder has offers from the Bulls, Texas Tech, UCLA and Miami.
Corey Long has been covering high school football and recruiting in the Sunshine State since 1995. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Love was definitely in the air over the weekend for parents-to-be Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis.
The pregnant actress, 30, stepped out in Indio, Calif., with her cowboy hat-clad fiancé, 36, at the Stagecoach music festival and they could not have been more the doting duo.
While checking out country music acts – including Spirit Family Reunion, whom Kutcher Tweeted about – the pair packed on the PDA, sharing frequent embraces and hand-holding.
And how is pregnancy agreeing with Kunis? She had a constant smile on her face any time she was photographed.
This band Spirit Family Reunion just have an amazing performance at #stagecoach pic.twitter.com/UVeGjmmPSF
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by Moetivation on 2012-04-16 14:04:27
by Moetivation on 2012-04-16 14:04:27
can you edit you track when you transfer them to your computer. If so what program do you use.
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Sure! I've used CockOS's REAPER, Ableton LIVE and Bias' Peak to open the .wav files up for editing. Most audio software programs will translate .wav files...
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DMX, Swizz Beatz Crash Alicia Keys Concert: Watch Now!
Amazingly, this DMX story does not involve a mug shot. Seriously.
Just an awesome video of him crashing an Alicia Keys concert!
Amazingly, this DMX story does not involve a mug shot. Seriously.
Just an awesome video of him crashing an Alicia Keys concert!
Let's now consider Alicia Keys one for two.
Following a Super Bowl national anthem that was the longest in recorded history, and which many considered to be the height of self-indulgence, the artist took to the court at last night's NBA All-Star Game.
Adam Levine and Alicia Keys performed "Girl on Fire" Sunday at the Grammys, with the Maroon 5 frontman stepping in for Nicki Minaj on music's biggest night.
Decked out in slick black slacks and black shirt, Levine took the stage with his band to perform "Daylight" before Alicia Keys joined them and the duo.
The excitement of Super Bowl XLVII kicked off a few moments before kick off tonight, as Alicia Keys took to the Superdome field in New Orleans and belted out the Star-Spangled Banner.
There was no lip-synching controversy here, nor any national anthem lyric flubs.
In anticipation of her national anthem performance at Super Bowl XLVII, Alicia Keys took to the stage last night to serenade party goers at one of D.C's many Inaugural Balls.
And the singer stood out by changing up the lyrics of one of her biggest hits.
We still don't know who will play in next month's Super Bowl - our money is on the Patriots vs. the 49ers - but we do now know the two main musical acts that will be featured in New Orleans.
Beyonce will perform at halftime - and it's been confirmed that Alicia Keys will sing the national anthem.
Two talented singers. Two different styles.
Before Taylor Swift's stage-diving VMA performance, she walked the red carpet in a sleek white J. Mendel pantsuit and classic red lips at the annual MTV gala.
The Fierce Five - Gabby Douglas, 16, McKayla Maroney, 16, Kyla Ross, 15, Jordyn Wieber, 17, and Aly Raisman, 18 - appeared at the MTV VMAs last night.
One of America's gymnastics golden girls in particular made her presence felt, however, during Alicia Keys' performance of "Girl on Fire" late in the show.
"She would call you for no reason at all, but just to say 'hi.' She was a beautiful human being - really caring, beautiful, thoughtful."
So said Alicia Keys today, holding back tears, prior to breaking into a rendition of "Send Me An Angel" in honor of the late Whitney Houston. Watch for yourself now:
Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake and Usher are going dark.
All in the name of charity. The aforementioned foursome and others are signing off Twitter and Facebook Tuesday until they raise $1 million for World AIDS Day.
Alicia Keys and her husband, Swizz Beatz (real name Kaseem Dean), have "joyfully welcomed their first child," reps for the couple confirmed to People.
Egypt Daoud Dean was born Thursday, October 14, in New York City.
Katie Holmes, Alicia Keys, Kim Kardashian and others have come out to Keep A Child Alive.
The organization provides care and support to families affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa and India, as readers can get donate $5 to the cause by texting the first names of any of the celebrities participating to 90999.


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Lakers Have 'Outline' Accord With Ex-Cavaliers Coach Mike Brown
The Los Angeles Lakers reached an agreement in principle with former Cleveland Cavaliers coach Mike Brown to be the successor to Phil Jackson, who is retiring after winning five of his record 11 National Basketball Association titles with the Lakers.
"We've met with Mike and are very impressed with him," the Lakers said in a statement on their website last night. "We have an outline for an agreement in place and hope to sign a contract within the next few days."
Brown, 41, agreed in principle to a four-year contract with the Lakers worth $18.25 million, ESPN reported, citing unidentified league sources.
Brown was fired by the Cavaliers on May 24, 2010, after recording a 272-138 record in five seasons with a team that was built around LeBron James. He guided Cleveland to the 2007 NBA Finals and was named the NBA's Coach of the Year after the 2008-09 season. Brown emerged as the leading candidate after an interview with Lakers executives over the weekend, ESPN said.
Brown, who has been working as an NBA analyst for ESPN since he left Cleveland, would be the 22nd Lakers coach.
In Jackson's 11 seasons in Los Angeles, the Lakers had a 610-292 record and never missed the postseason. Los Angeles ranks second in NBA history to Boston with 16 championships and has missed the playoffs five times in 63 years.
Brown started his NBA career in 2000 as an assistant to Gregg Popovich in San Antonio. He's regarded as a defensive specialist and his Cleveland teams ranked among the league's top 10 in points allowed in all five of his seasons. The Cavaliers allowed a league-low 91.4 points in 2008-09.
Brown was fired last year after the Cavaliers became the first team in league history to post consecutive 60-win seasons and fail to reach the NBA Finals.
Lakers assistant Brian Shaw and ex-Houston Rockets coach Rick Adelman were also candidates to succeed Jackson, ESPN said.


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TravelPod Member ReviewsAdante Hotel San Francisco
Terrible hotel, bed bugs and very old hotel with very basic and poor breakfast. Area has lots of homeless which didn't bother us but may bother others.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Adante Hotel San Francisco
"Almost Union Square, but cheaper!"
I go to SF frequently on business and usually stay at one of big chains (Marriott, Radisson) . This time I had to be there for a weekend meeting and wanted to bring along my teenage daughter and her friend, so we chose the Adante to be close to my meeting (Union Square) and their desire to ride cable cars to Fisherman's Wharf.
The Adante was very nice. I got a good internet price ($85) and they let us check in early. Our room was on the street side, fourth floor, and street noise was unavoidable. Double-paned windows closed to block out most of it and the ceiling fan kept us pretty comfy (end of a warm spell).
Rooms in SF are typically on the small side, and this was no different, but it was clean, bathroom was clean with good water pressure, and the walk to cable cars on Powell seemed safe.
There are homeless on a corner or two, but lots fewer than in the past in SF, and my teens were city-wise enough to walk on by. Nobody bothered them (or me) as we walked, taking different paths to see as many shops as possible.
Continental breakfast was paltry (juice, coffee, one type of muffin), but the staff was really great! No problem getting extra towels and a call to maintenance (slow toilet) got someone right up to help.
Anyone coming from a small town should be ready for the pace and volume of a big city, but SF is a great place and I would stay here again.
Worth it!
Our room was small, but clean. We had a ceiling fan which was great. The location is ALMOST shady, but we encountered no trouble walking around at night, particularly walking towards Union Square and Powell Street. Walking directly down to Market street was interesting, and I would recommend getting buses, street cars, and the BART from the Powell street stop. Don't count on the continental breakfast being anything worthwhile, but it does provide a quick on-the-go lift, and the coffee shop adjacent the lobby is excellent, including dollar PBRs. All in all, for a cheap place to stay, this place was worth while.
Friendly staff, great location but...
Saw the deal on a travel site ($50/night). Saw pictures of it and the tacky murals in the rooms. I questioned the quality of the hotel from the day of booking. I Should have trusted my instinct. The rooms were very small, at least the ones we got, had some kind of moldy smell. Can't create a breeze to get rid of the smell. I tried to open the window to get a breeze and if your room is on the street side, it is very loud, I mean you-can't-sleep-loud. It was a catch 22. The 2nd room was a bit bigger but had the smell factor. Regarding the continental breakfast, it was lacking variety considering it only offered coffee, OJ, Cranberry juice and small blueberry muffins for 3 days in a row. I stayed around the last 3 days of August. Oh yeah, one more thing, I got attacked by 3 crickets at night! Would not advise it.
You might be the victim of an oversell
I had a reservation at Adante from aug. 14 -19, 2004. Being a single traveler I am not that picky when it comes to the service in a hotel. But I can't just "keep my mouth shut" after being oversold by Adante for my first night of my 5 night stay. They claimed their internet reservations were "hard to control". My only "crime" was being from the East and showing up for check-in at about 8 PM PST (if memory serves).... Well they were nice enough to pay my cab fare to the nearby hotel (for one night) that they transfered me to in a seedy area of Chinatown. I think this illustrates the merits of staying at a "recognized" hotel chain (Marriott, Best Western, Radisson... heck even Days Inn) which Adante is not... And while I do not fly across the continent in order to watch 500 (exagerating of course) TV channels in my hotel room, the ones I do get I expect to have decent cable reception (about 5 of them didn't).
Now for the positives.
Other than that the staff is friendly, room was comfortable, practical coded in-room safe, accessible internet cafe. Hotel is conveniently located from a variety of restaurants and BART/Cable Car spots.
Great Value, Clean Rooms
We stayed at the Adante for three nights in late August 2004, and found the staff friendly, the rooms (small) but very comfortable, and the price a great value! We had booked online through a travel site, requesting a smoking room, and were surprised to learn that the entire facility (formerly a Quality Inn) was now non-smoking, but aside from that twist, we enjoyed the Adante thoroughly. The internet cafe in the Lobby had delightful coffee, and although we did not avail ourselves of it, the Adante offered a nice continental breakfast selection each morning. We will return to the Adante again, finding the price and location (four blocks from the Powell St. cable car line) much to our liking.
Adante Hotel near Union Square
This was our first trip to San Fran. We saw a special hotel deal for $60 a night at the Adante Hotel. The hotel was clean and fairly comfortable, the location was good, very close to Union Square and the cable cars. The hotel service was okay, one day we went back to the hotel to take a nap and there were no sheets on our bed, still not sure why. This is a good deal in a city that has very few, so if you don't mind the fairly tacky decorating ( the mural at the front desk is beautiful, but the painting/mural in our room looked like it was done by a 6 year old ) Also, there are some very loud and inconsiderate people living in the complex next door. They had poker games, and blasted music a 3-4am many nights... So if you are looking for quiet getaway, DO NOT STAY HERE!!!! Also, make sure to visit Sausalito, Miur woods and the wine country (bus/van tour is best) and make sure to buy a 7 day public transportation MUNI pass for $20. The cable car rides alone are worth it, as they are $3 each way!!!
Also, it gets pretty cold at night, so bring some sweaters/jackets. Also, there are an abundance of homeless people/vagrants that live here. And the food is not very good, and is very expensive. Other than that, there are many beautiful views to be seen, but the entertainment/food will never be as good as our home town Chicago.
Definitely will go back!
I read the reviews here when I booked and since the rate was so low (under $70/night) I was concerned, but like other reviews, I really was surprised at what I found. Small, but very clean rooms, new TV, ceiling fan (no AC, but even in summer didn't need it), EXCELLENT service - very nice front desk staff, and who can beat the happy hour ($2 beers in the attached coffee bar!). Ideal location - couldn't have been in a better spot for walking to everything we wanted. You really get more than you pay for in my opinion.
The Adante Hotel rocks!
I just returned from a five-night stay at the Adante Hotel. It was absolutely wonderful and a great bargain. I was attending a national conference at the San Francisco Hilton, where the conference rate was $190/night. I got a room with two double beds at the Adante for $73/night.
It was just two blocks away and made for a much more fun experience -- the staff was very friendly, and the coffee shop next door (24 fps) made it an even better trip. We'd stop in for coffee in the morning and happy hour in the evening. Cool folks with a great vibe.
If you're worried that the Adante is in the Tenderloin, don't -- it's in a fine neighborhood with a great little produce market and many ethnic (Middle Eastern, Chinese, and Indian) restaurants on the same block.
I've stayed in SF many times and this is my favorite place I've ever stayed. I hope to go back soon. The rooms were clean and quiet and had a fun, funky vibe that beats staying in a boring chain. You won't regret it.
Very pleasant stay at the Adante
My family and my sister's family stayed at the Adante Hotel for 3 days starting June 19th. After an exhausting search for a reasonable, clean hotel with a great location we chose the Adante. We loved the desk clerk, he was very helpful and polite. The hotel is located in Union Square, and central to all the sites, and shopping. The rooms are smaller than chain hotels. The bathrooms were very clean, and we were supplied with more than enough towels. To me that's a great thing, it can be a hassle tracking down someone for fresh towels. Overall the rooms were very clean, and the beds were very comfortable. We loved having a Walgreens, and a produce & food mart so close to the hotel. I think most people would be happy with this hotel. We got a great price on the room, it was $89.00 a night. There is no parking at this hotel, but we found the valet parking very handy. We never waited more than 10 minutes for our van. I loved the murals located on all the floors, lobby, and rooms. It was a bit noisy, but for the location I feel that is to be expected. We closed the window, and the ceiling fan kept us cooled down. I would stay at the Adante Hotel again
Excellent, friendly service at Adante Hotel
My wife and I stayed at the Adante Hotel last week and enjoyed the kitschy themed rooms and friendly customer service. Our room had a seaside motif with fun hand-painted murals. You can't possibly beat the rates for a hotel located within 3 short blocks of Union Square- we got a real bargain at $79/night! The frosting on the cupcake is the little cafe attached to the hotel that serves up hot grilled panini sandwiches and even has draft beer. The Adante is a great place to stay to be accessible to the shops of Union Square and public transportation to anywhere in the city! Two thumbs up!
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Judge David Johnson is nobody's stool pigeon. Although, he'll be your plum-headed parakeet, if the price is right.
The Charge
His only redemption comes through betrayal
Opening Statement
From Hong Kong, a messy crime saga looking at the relationship between an ambitious detective and his desperate informant. It's pretty good.
Facts of the Case
Nick Leung stars as Police Detective Don Lee, a cop who is renowned for his handling of informants. His last "stool pigeon," however, ended up in a bad way thanks to sideways call from Lee and it's been a year since he's gotten back into the game.
But duty calls, as a local gangster is planning a big-time heist and the force needs some human intel. So Lee recruits Ghost Jr. (Nicholas Tse), an outlaw racer who's got some serious family issues. At first reluctant to sign up as a snitch, Ghost Jr. is finally persuaded and ends up in the teeth of the gang—and it only goes downhill from there.
The Evidence
This is not a jam-packed actionfest import. The Stool Pigeon is more along the lines of something like The Departed, or more appropriately Infernal Affairs. This isn't quite up to the level of those two movies, but I have no qualms about offering a hearty recommendation to fans of hardboiled cop cinema.
Leung and Tse are the driving force behind the success of The Stool Pigeon. Detective Lee is an interesting creation, a seemingly ramrod-straight, by-the-books, law-and-order guy who clings to his informant system as if it were Moneyball. He looks at his informants as a means to an end and that's fascinating. In one scene, he's lecturing other cops about his system, impressing upon them to make the informants "feel like you're their friend," and not "be their friend." The cop/stoolie relationship is a means to an end for Lee, a two-way avenue where both players are exploiting each other. It's a flawed outlook, as the cheapening and dehumanization of the informant becomes the main moral quandry tackled by the film.
On the other side is Ghost Jr, whose saga isn't quite as nuanced and penetrating as his counterpart's, but satisfying nonetheless. His is more of a straight-arrow crime story, as he gets caught in various double-crosses within the gangster hierarchy, leading to a number of death-defying encounters.
Though the runtime is heavily concentrated on the characters, there is some action tossed in to spice things up. It's not glossy, high-octane stuff and mainly consists of a couple car chases and a botched heist job. However, the finale is engaging, a bloody, clumsy stab-a-thon in an abandoned school.
The Blu-ray delivers, providing a high-end 2.35:1/1080p treatment that pushes sharp clarity and clean picture fidelity throughout. There's a DVD version included as well, but opt for the sharp contrast of the HD. Sound: a clean DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track (Cantonese) and a dubbed 2.0 stereo English mix. Extras include deleted scenes, some making-of footage, and a hefty behind-the-scene featurette.
Closing Statement
Well-executed and packing a punch, The Stool Pigeon is a winner. Crime thriller types should give it a serious look.
The Verdict
Not Guilty.
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"Once we knew the elders in Guiuan had been found, it was a wonderful feeling of gratitude to know that all 204 missionaries had made it safely through the storm," said Elder Nielson.
The following day, Marlin and Disbarro joined 13 other missionaries in their zone and began a rough journey by truck along damaged roads. The group would also travel by boat before flying from Legaspi to Manila.
After Typhoon Haiyan, all the Tacloban missionaries were evacuated to Manila so church leaders could concentrate on the needs of local members and because they didn't want the missionaries to be a draw on severely limited local resources.
Marlin understood that he needed to leave the disaster zone.
By the time help arrived, he and his companion were almost out of food. A day earlier they had eaten with members and agonized over ingesting extremely limited food supplies.
Yet leaving was not easy.
"Before I left the branch mission leader told me, 'Don't forget about us Elder Marlin. We need you here.' "
Now Marlin hopes he will get the chance to visit Guiuan again.
That may not be a possibility — even though he has returned to the Tacloban mission. Missionaries are not yet serving in all the areas severely damaged by the disaster, said Elder Nielson.
"They are on the island of Samar and in Southern Leyte," he said, noting the area presidency wants to ensure there is electric power and water available before missionaries return to an area.
Church leaders — including Elder Ben B. Banks, an emeritus general authority who served in the Philippines — are currently traveling through the mission, identifying places the missionaries can safely live and teach.
No one could be more happy about the missionaries returning than Philippines Tacloban Mission President Jose V. Andaya.
"We will build the Tacloban mission again," he said.
When the last of his missionaries return, he said, there will be much work to do. Many in the area are now looking to the LDS Church. "They feel they want to be taught because of how the members are being taken care of."
President Andaya said sacrament meeting attendance is increasing across the disaster zone. "It is a good thing — there are plenty of investigators."
This is the "turning point" in the lives of many, said Yolanda Andaya, President Andaya's wife.
"We try to look on the positive side," she said. "Many miracles happened."
The results of Typhoon Haiyan will linger in Tacloban for a long time, she said. Many will now "open the door to these missionaries," added President Andaya.
Marlin, now serving in Southern Leyte, said going back to the mission was "the best feeling."
The "mission is going to come back to life, it is going to rise up," he said. "It is going to be back to what it used to be. It is a great place."
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Hello, how can I remove the default jetpack footer where there is the blog name, and there is "Proudly powered by WordPress Theme: theme name"?
Hello, how can I remove the default jetpack footer where there is the blog name, and there is "Proudly powered by WordPress Theme: theme name"?
The Jetpack plugin does not add any credits to your site's footer. This credit is added by your theme, and you should be able to remove it by editing your theme's footer.php file.
If you want to remove the links to the Mobile WordPress applications that are added to the Jetpack Mobile theme, you can do so by going to the Jetpack menu in your dashboard, and then clicking on "Configure" in the Mobile Theme menu.
Hmm, we are not talking about the same thing, then.
Please take a look at this screenshot: http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/2752/jetpackc.png
This bar at the boom is added by jetpack. If I enable the infinite scrolling this bar is there. If I disable this module this bar disappears.
If I added in the footer the
footer => 'false' the bar doesn't disappear...
My bad, I didn't know you were talking about Infinite Scroll.
The credits are coming from your theme, and you can indeed remove them with the
footer => 'false' parameter. I had a look at your site, and it seems you have managed to remove it.
the .pl site is the production site, and the module is disabled, also because in order to enable infinite scrolling I need to create several .php files and recall the piece of code from the loop. (pity that there isn't any way (as far as I know) to make it work without editing the theme files. Functions.php is ok, but 'all' the files (tag, category, page, etc) is a little painful :(
And the second reason why I didn't enable it is that I'd like to have my real theme footer to be visible even if the infinite scrolling is ON. New posts push the footer-bottom down. I'd like to have the new appearing posts to load up in the top, and if a user is reading the footer content/widgets, they should be able to keep reading them. If not forever, at least for few seconds...
You can check the test site http://glamourina.net/.
You can see it there. Even though I have the following code in the functions.php, the infinite footer doesn't disappear:
add_theme_support( 'infinite-scroll', array(
'container' => 'middle_single',
'footer' => 'false', ) );
@Utnalove. I am facing the same challenge on the mobile view of my site. You can take a look at it using mobile device here: http://silvaniblog.com.
Please, while exactly in my WordPress installation do I enter the code footer=>'false' to remove the attribution text? Function.php of my theme or where... Again, won't removing the attribution text also remove the "full site" text and link located at the footer?
Hi @silvaniblog, it looks like you have the infinite-scroll module disabled or you didn't set it right, because the infinite scroll is not working on your site.
I suggest you to post a new question, also because even though the issue is very similar it's not the same.
We'll now wait for the Author's help.
@utnalove You'll want to remove the
' around the
false value, otherwise Infinite Scroll will look for

 in your theme, instead of actually disabling the footer.
add_theme_support( 'infinite-scroll', array(
'container' => 'middle_single',
'footer' => false ) );
@silvaniblog IS doesn't seem to be enabled on your site. You can find detailed instructions to help you add support for Infinite Scroll here:
@Jeremy, thank you sooooooooooooooo much!! That was it. It now works fine.
I'd like to create a new support post, but before doing that I'd like to ask you here whether it's possible. Please take a look at my test site glamourina.net.
Please try to read everything that there is in the footer-bottom. You cannot, because new posts loaded will push the footer down. The only simple solution would be to enable the "click" to load new posts, but I'd like to avoid that. People are lazy to click.
Do you know if there is a solution (or there's sth in the roadmap) that will allow people reading the footer to continue reading it without having it being pushed down by new posts?
if the browser scrollbar is 100% on the bottom, then stop loading new posts.
if a user is reading the footer, then have new posts load at the top, still keeping the same view in the browser window (the window will become bigger, the scroll bar will become smaller, but people reading the footer will still be able to finish interacting with it).
What do you think? Is it something feasible now with some tuning or maybe in the future via the settings? There are a lot of sites with widgets in the footer and still need the infinite scrolling enabled, especially to lower the bounce rate.
I had a look at your site, and people indeed have time to start reading your footer while the new posts load.
If you do not want to use the Click to Load option, I am afraid there is no real solution; Infinite Scroll was created to allow your readers to keep reading more and more posts as they scroll down the page. If you want them to read the footer instead, you have to use the Click to Load option.
Well they have time in that site. The production site loads the posts much more fast.
Well I am sure that from a technical standpoint there would be a solution. Eg. to have a counter that says "in 10,9,8...seconds new posts will be loaded" Or this kind of stuff.
I hope this can be considered a feature request :)
By the way, I want to thank you for your help :) Have a nice day.
Alright, thanks pals, I appreciate your quick response.
Yes, I didn't enable infinite scroll cos my theme (Genesis framework) did not support it and I wouldn't want to modify anything for now.
Nevertheless, I enabled the mobile view feature of the Jetpack. What I'm now asking is how I can remove the text attribute that's written "Proudly powered by WordPress" located at the footer area of my site when viewing it from a mobile device.
Try going to Appearance > Edit CSS in your dashboard, and add the following Custom CSS:
#colophon #site-generator {
Click the checkbox to "Apply this CSS to the Mobile Theme", save your changes, and you should be good to go.
add_filter( 'infinite_scroll_credit', 'your_footer_text' );
function your_footer_text() {
return 'Credit Link';
Alright, thanks @Jeremy, it now works though I went through the cpanel and edited the milevan.
I appreciate your support.
@KardiWeb thanks though, I'm not talking of infinite scroll. But I have gotten what I want, anyway
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I'm trying to compile a list of great books for runners. Here is the start of my list, please make other suggestions:
Into Thin Air by Krakauer
Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Ralston
It's Not about the Bike by Armstrong
Into the Wild by Krakauer
Ultramarathon Man by Karnazes
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I'm currently reading Bowerman: The Men of Oregon.
I think that's the title? I'm not too far into it, but I like it so far.
Pete Pfitzinger has a few good ones:
1. Road Racing for Serious Runners
2. Advanced Marathoning
1. Training to Achieve Peak Running Performance by Jon Sinclair
Instead of Into Thin Air read "Touching the Void" or "Above the Clouds" if you're into mountaineering books.
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Pete Pfitzinger has a few good ones:
1. Road Racing for Serious Runners
2. Advanced Marathoning
Scott Douglas is co-author of both.
The Perfect Mile, Neal Bascomb
Marathon, Timothy Collings & Stuart Sykes
26.2 Marathon Stories, Kathrine Switzer & Roger Robinson
Daniels' Running Formula, Jack Daniels
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner by Alan Sillitoe
Duel In The Sun: Alberto Salazar, Dick Beardsley and America's Greatest Marathon by John Brant
Marathon Woman by Kathrine Switzer
26 Miles To Boston: the Boston Marathon Experience from Hopkinton to Copley Square by Michael Connelly
Bowerman and The Men of Orgeon by Kenny Moore
I like some of the ones others have listed plus:
Running with the Buffaloes: A season inside with Mark Wetmore, Adam Goucher, and the University of Colorado Men's Cross-Country Team, by Chris Lear
To the Edge: A man, Death Valley, and the Mystery of Endurance by Kirk Johnson. This is the story of a man driven to understand life, survival, and what it takes to run Badwater.
The Runner's Literary Companion: Great Stories and Poems About Running edited by Garth Battista. This book has a nice mix of items by authors you will recognize and some you won't. My favorite chapters were those that didn't revolve around the traditional competition theme of most running books.
The Other Shulman by Alan Zweibel. This is a humorous fictional story about a man who hopes to solve the problems in his mundane life by training for and running his first marathon: The NYC marathon.
Marathon Monks of Mount Hiei by John Stevens. In-training Japanese "marathon monks" pursue enlightment by running 1,000 marathons over the course of 7 years and covering 27,000 miles. The beginning was a bit dense in Tendai Budhhism info but the chapters related to the actual marathon training were fascinating. There's also a good documentary of the same name.
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Once A Runner, by John Parker, fiction but it feels real.
Running Through The Wall, Personal Encounters With The Ultramarathon, edited by Neal Jamison
The Competitive Runner's Handbookby Bob Glover & Shelly-lynn Florence Glover
Lore of Runningby Tim Noakes, MD
Somebody should put this on the wiki
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For the Boomers ...Running Past 50 (Ageless Athlete) ...by Robert Benyo.
But....you can get pretty much all you need to know from "CoolRunning"!
Growing Old is mandatory
Growing UP is optional
The sequel to Once a Runner just came out at long last, btw. It almost killed the author, John Parker. I haven't read it yet, however.
This Voice in My Heart, Gilbert Tuhabonyemana (sp?) - true account of his life in Burundi, being the lone survivor of a masacre on the school he was attending, and the healing of body and soul - amazing - I literally didn't put it down until I finished it.
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Carol Ann Binns
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