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Over his 50-year career, Maurice Stein's Academy Award-winning (Planet of the Apes, 1969) makeup artistry has touched the faces of some of the brightest stars of film, television, and commercials-even three US presidents. He has worked on over 200 films and television shows and has more than 4,000 commercials to his credit.
Stein was the first makeup artist inducted to the California Cosmetology Association Hall of Fame and is included in the National Cosmetology Association Hall of Renown.
In 1984, when he retired as a professional makeup artist in the entertainment industry to found a small cosmetics and special effects supply in Burbank, Maurice's Cinema Secrets became an instant hit among makeup artists, studios, and many of "Hollywood's most expensive faces." The family-run business outgrew its location within three years and moved to the current building on Riverside Drive.
Maurice also formulated his own line of cosmetics to satisfy the special needs of the entertainment business and advance standards for clinical applications in the medical industry. He regularly volunteers to help cancer patients and burn survivors use makeup to minimize the appearance of scars and discoloration.
Through the American Cancer Society and through the assisted help of the National Cosmetology Association, Stein became one of the first make-up professionals to provide his corrective makeup techniques and educational services to the national Look Good, Feel Better Program. Stein has also worked with cancer patients at City of Hope and burn survivors at The Phoenix Society, five children's burn units in Shriners hospitals, the Johns Hopkins Burn Rehabilitation Center, and the Grossman Burn Centers.
Maurice regularly volunteers his expertise to help cancer patients and burn survivors boost their self-esteem by learning to minimize the appearance of scars and discoloration. He has long-standing relationships with the following organizations. Included are links to donate to these important causes.
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Hi Maurice,
Its been nearly 6 weeks since we had our amazingly fun and creative visit at Cinema Secrets. We have just arrived back home [to Australia] from our long educational makeup tour and cannot thank you enough for giving up so much of your time.
The students are forever thankful to you for sharing some of your lifetime memoirs as a makeup artist and also humbly showing them tips and tricks that they will always use. The staff at Cinema Secrets were inspiring and welcoming and certainly made us feel at home right from when we walked through the doors. It was also great to see all the new Woochie Appliances and the new range of CS products.
Again thank you Maurice and all the Cinema Secrets family for opening your arms and welcoming our students to LA.
Debbie Muller and Paul Davis
Hi Maurice,
It was such an honor to be in your 3-Day Corrective Makeup Class this past weekend. I feel very privileged to have had the chance to meet you and been able to learn such valuable tips and tricks from you. I loved hearing about your experiences in the industry.
Thank you for bringing Patty Bunch and Taco into the class. It was fantastic to hear their stories and learn from them as well.
Many thanks for holding the class. I am excited to come back to Burbank and soak up more of your knowledge. I know I have so much more to learn from you.
See you in November for the Beard Laying Course.
Shannon Payne
This is a small selection of Maurice's 4000+ credits.
- Planet of the Apes
- Funny Girl
- Friday the 13th
- The Golden Girls
- Soap
- Star Trek
- The Flying Nun
Other Distinctions
- Member of the California Hair Fashion Committee
- Past President of the Society of Make-Up Artists
- Past President o the Make-Up Artist and Hairstyling Union
- Standing member, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
- NATAS Blue Ribbon panel member for selection of Emmy-award nominees
- Board of Directors member of several national charities
Following is a selection of merits and special distinctions that have been awarded to Maurice.
- 2011: The Makeup Show LA honors Maurice for his contributions to the industry
- ????: Maurice is the first makeup artist inducted to the California Cosmetology Association Hall of Fame
- ????: Maurice is inducted to the National Cosmetology Association Hall of Renown


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This week at the New York Comic Con, Marvel announced the first solo Captain America game along with the newest X-men game in their continued franchise.
Marvel along with SEGA will be producing the Captain America game which will be a 3rd person action game set in the WWII era. This game fortunately will not just rehash what we see in the movie but will have it's own brand new story written by Christos Gage who currently writes the fantastic Avengers Academy comic book. Now the only downfall to this, and no matter how great the game looks, is that outside of Batman: Arkham Asylum there haven't really been any good comic book games as of late, especially on SEGA's track record (I'm looking at you Iron Man and Iron Man 2) but we can always hope that this will prove me wrong. Watching the trailer the gameplay looks fantastic and we will all be able to judge for ourselves when Captain America is released next year.
Newly announced today is X-men: Destiny which according to the limited information received in the press release states that this will be
an all-new original video game casting players as new mutant recruits in a rich, branching storyline that features a deep element of choice and gives players ultimate control of their destiny. .
This gives me hope as it sounds like a possible Knight of the Old Republic game where you will be able to determine all powers, appearance, skills and affiliation with good or evil as the game progresses, which in return would offer quite a lot of replay value with all the possibilities that you could create. Not much more is known about the game, but I will have updates as soon as I get them for you.


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Kids are bored. Drinking is cheap. Cheaper than anything else on offer around them leisure-wise by far. And it's sad. Because it wouldn't cost the earth. If kids want to knock about a coffee shop of an evening in London then they can. Because they are open past six o'clock. Why can't we do that for our young people in the North East?
Last year, the government was outvoted in parliament. Against minister's wishes, MPs repealed the section of the Public Order Act 1986 that outlawed "insults"; deeming it to be too sweeping and a threat to freedom of expression. This year, in apparent revenge, the government has, in effect, reintroduced in the insult prohibition under another name.
You might also think I'm a bit of a nuisance. But surely annoyance and nuisance isn't a police matter. Well, it's about to be. The Government is introducing a sweeping new anti-social behaviour law, with a very low threshold indeed. It's one of those threats to free speech which unites fierce opponents (even you and me).
It seems that every day another company hits the headlines for behaving badly. The offences vary, it can be multinationals avoiding tax, banks wrecking the economy, energy giants polluting the environment, utilities price fixing, tech companies passing consumer data to governments or many other things.
While there are some elements in the new bill that would improve how anti-social behaviour is tackled, The Children's Society is very disappointed that the government has in fact worsened anti-social behaviour measures for children. We fear that the measures could seriously affect the way children go about living their everyday lives.
My point is, if our schools are to remain more than institutions of academia, if we want them to remain the backbone of our communities and a moral compass as well as an educational one, then we need to open up our schools to the support and involvement of local communities and organizations looking to do just that.
If you'd listened to the Queen's Speech, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the government's agenda for the next year isn't going to have a big impact on children. But changes to immigration, anti-social behaviour measures and the care system will all make a real difference - both positive and negative - to some of the most vulnerable children in the UK


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Three British Muslims, including a convert who was featured in a documentary about radical Islam and a former London police support officer, were jailed Thursday in London for traveling to Pakistan for terrorism training.
Richard Dart, Imran Mahmood and Jahangir Alom pleaded guilty last month. Prosecutors said that in addition to traveling to Pakistan for training between 2010 and 2012, the trio went to extensive lengths to try to evade surveillance, discussed making explosives and referenced Wootton Bassett -- which for years served as a military repatriation town -- as a possible target.
Dart, who had appeared in a BBC documentary that chronicled the efforts of his filmmaker stepbrother to understand why he had embraced an uncompromising form of Islam, refused to stand for sentencing Thursday at London's Old Bailey Court.
"I believe ruling and judging is only for Allah," Dart, 30, told the court. Dart -- a former BBC security guard who also featured in a YouTube video in which he criticized the British royal family, the marriage of Prince William to Kate Middleton and UK foreign policy -- was jailed for six years.
'Committed to Acts of Terrorism'
Alom, a 26-year-old former police support officer who appeared in an online video expounding hard-line beliefs, was sentenced to four years. Mahmoud, 22, received more than nine years. In sentencing, Judge Peregrine Simon told the three they had shown themselves to be "committed to acts of terrorism."
He said he did not think either Dart or Mahmoud had ruled out an attack on the UK and that the latter was looking to arm himself with a bomb.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Osborne, from Scotland Yard's counterterrorism command, said the three men were "clearly aware" of anti-surveillance techniques and had expressed a desire to carry out terror attacks.
"These are dangerous men," he said, noting that Mahmoud had received terrorist training in Pakistan and suggested he had knowledge of how to make home-made explosives, while Dart and Alom made "great efforts" to travel to Pakistan and seek training from terrorist groups." Prosecutor Mark Topping said that while the men did not identify any specific targets for an attack, "their determination and intent were very clear."
He said police had found high-explosive residue on Mahmoud's backpack when he was searched at an airport in 2010 after returning from Pakistan.
Computer experts also retrieved text that Dart and Mahmoud typed out on the laptop in front of them as they sat together and communicated, "presumably because they feared that any conversation would be overheard," Topping added.
The three were arrested last July, shortly before the start of the London Olympics.
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David Duchovny and Tea Leoni Back Together Again?
It seems that David Duchovny and Tea Leoni reconciled after their split this fall. Let me remind you that after David completed his sex addiction treatment this summer, he and Tea decided to live separately for some time. But this week the couple with two children, 9-year old Madelaine and 6-year old Kyd went to a basketball game.
There is a rumor that the couple made best of subprime mess and bought new $7.5 million worth apartment in New York. The source says that David and Tea are working on their relationship because they really love each other and want to save the family for their children. I hope they will be happy. And David will be sexually addicted to his legal wife only.
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Duchovny and Leoni are still separated. They're being good parents and remaining friendly for the sake of their children.
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One of the friends I follow on Facebook is Jodi Smith. Jodi runs the website Wild Kitchen – a recipe site for lovers of wild game. Need a pork recipe, you can find it there. Need a venison recipe, take your pick. Need a snake dish, I'm sure that's somewhere there as well. But I'm not even about to look.
So yesterday I sent Jodi a private message asking if she she'd like to share a recipe on The Hunter's Wife in my recipe category. I've had this page for years with a few simple recipes and thought I'd start adding more.
So I said;
Would love it if you shared a recipe on my site. Do you have something quick and easy with a picture? Of course linking back to Wild Kitchen.
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How about this one – Venison Pepper Cubesteak
That sounds like a perfect dish for my outdoor readers.
But when I clicked on the link I saw the recipe and this photo …
Now, I'm sure most of my wonderful outdoor friends probably thought – yum venison.
He looks mighty tasty.
But for those of us that don't go in the scary woods or hunt our soon to be supper, we look at the picture and think …
Oh no see did not.
I think someones been in the cooking wine.
Or smoking a little wacky weedy kitchen herbs.
When I said recipe with a photo I didn't mean a photo of the big guy.
I meant a photo of the actual yummy dish.
The dish where us non-hunters never have to think about what's on our plate.
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Introduced to popular culture in a song by Sly & The Family Stone: I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER. Further popularized by Bill Murray in the movie: STRIPES.Later morphing into shorthand exclamation of an incredible play in sports (usually a slam dunk) by the sports anchors at ESPN.Currently used by men to describe women with healthy physiques.
Dude 1 at a party: What's the story with the curvy Christina Hendricks looking babe by the pool !?!
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Dude #2 at a party: BOOM SHAKALAKA! I would smash.
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The vast majority of pheochromocytomas secrete solely or almost entirely norepinephrine. Successful medical therapy depends on providing sufficient α-adrenergic blockade to diminish BP, prevent paroxysms, and allow intravascular volume expansion. The two agents most commonly used for this purpose are phentolamine mesylate and phenoxybenzamine hydrochloride. Phentolamine is a competitive antagonist to norepinephrine.1 It has a short half-life and must be given frequently, with the patient being awakened to receive medication. Nausea, vomiting, and nasal congestion are common side effects. In addition, resistance to the drug frequently develops, making it poorly suited for long-term oral therapy.2 The basis for this resistance is unclear, but it may perhaps be explained by the recent observation that there exist two different α-receptors within each synapse,3 rather than just one as formerly postulated.
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Hoboken resident Libby Vino, a middle school math, spirituality and humanities teacher at All Saints Episcopal Day School, 707 Washington St., for the past 10 years, has been named New Jersey's Non-Public School Teacher of the Year for 2011.
Awarded by the New Jersey Council for American Private Education, the award will be formally presented to Vino on Tues., Oct. 11 by Andy Smarick, the Deputy Commissioner of Education at a ceremony at the New Jersey Department of Education office in Trenton.
'Those of us who work with Libby know how well-deserved this recognition is,' All Saints head of school Jill Singleton stated in an announcement. 'We're proud of her and we're excited that many more people can be inspired by her, the way we are every day.'
Singleton nominated Vino for the award.
Vino, who also heads up the school's environmental club, the 'Eco Saints,' led the club to win $10,000 as finalists in the nationwide Lexus Eco Challenge, according to an announcement.
She also researched, designed and wrote the school's fifth-grade curriculum, and assisting in the its sixth and eighth grade curriculum, it stated.
'This work over the last four years has allowed me to be a part of everything from choosing texts, to writing complex inter-disciplinary curricula and projects, to developing a student manual, to creating a tweens/teens centered atmosphere where learning is relevant and meaningful,' Vino stated. 'This has been an incredibly fulfilling process for me and has included countless special projects and initiatives that are now the essence of what makes our school a wonderful middle school.'


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She's nonchalant about it, which makes it all the more heart-rending.
The film looks at hunger in all kinds of settings – from bucolic Colorado; to Jonestown, Miss.; to working-class Philadelphia; where a young single mother with a low-paying full-time job still has trouble feeding her kids.
The film's production is elevated by the original score of Academy Award-winning composer T. Bone Burnett. His music provides a haunting backdrop for a film that is appropriately disturbing as it shows us how our country has devolved when it comes to feeding its citizens. 2163 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights -- Evelyn Theiss
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Director Sacha Gervasi delivers all of that and more in his splendidly entertaining "Hitchcock." We follow the late director through the behind-the-scenes machinations that led to the creation of "Psycho." It features a rollicking good glimpse of what it used to take in Hollywood to turn ideas into screen magic, but "Hitchcock" is mostly two things: a character study and a relationship study
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Washington, D.C.—Michael Fitzpatrick, Executive Director of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) has issued this statement on this week's tragedy in Nevada:
"NAMI extends its sympathy to the families of the National Guardsmen— Sgt. Christian David Riege, Maj. Heath Kelly, Sgt. Miranda McElhiney—and Florence Donovan-Gunderson, who died in this week's attack at the International House of Pancakes (IHOP) in Carson City, in which seven people also were wounded.
Many facts are still uncertain but mental illness is considered a factor in the tragedy.
NAMI is an organization of individuals and families whose lives have been affected deeply by mental illness. We also extend our sympathy to the family of Eduardo Sencion.
Although it seems otherwise, the U.S. Surgeon General has reported that 'the likelihood of violence from people with mental illness is low.' The overall contribution of mental illness to the level of violence in society is 'exceptionally small.'
This fact must be kept in mind at a time when so many of our troops are returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with brain injuries and mental health problems themselves.
Acts of violence are exceptional. They are a sign that something has gone terribly wrong, often in the mental healthcare system.
What public authorities and the news media need to pursue are specific facts surrounding Eduardo Sencion's treatment.
NAMI notes that another tragedy occurred this week in West Virginia, where five people were killed. It has not received the same kind of national attention as the IHOP tragedy but news reports indicate mental illness may also have been a factor. The same questions raised in Nevada should be raised in West Virginia."


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I love the University of Michigan. The day I was admitted there changed my life for the better in ways I can't even imagine. I met my husband there (while waiting tables at The Brown Jug). I received a degree there that has enabled me to work in my chosen profession consistently for the past 15 years. In my humble estimation, U of M is everything that a university should be.
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I have to be totally honest. My love for Michigan has very little to do with sports. I like sports, especially college sports. But I have a hard time getting worked up about them. I don't love to watch games and talk about stats. There is a part of sports that I do love, however. The part you don't see on the field. I love the stories. I love the struggle and the heart and the coming together and the sacrifice it takes to make a team. I love that my kids play sports and I have worked hard to be a good sports parent.
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The last of the printing is all done!
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The posters just came in...
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I'm so pleased, I'm going to include an additional sketch pdf for... Read more
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Paul Boyer, 1935–2012, Historian of the United States, Recipient of the Dunning PrizeHistorians in the News
Paul Boyer, Merle Curti Professor of History, emeritus, at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, passed away on March 17, 2012. A scholar of tremendous range and curiosity, he traversed virtually the entire chronology of American history, writing about subjects as diverse as colonial political rhetoric and the Branch Davidians. His books dealt most centrally with intellectual, cultural and religious reactions to social dislocation and perceived moral decay: the Salem witch panic of 1692 (Salem Possessed, co-authored with Stephen Nissenbaum, 1974); 19th- and 20th-century movements to fight vice, whether by conforming city dwellers' mores and behavior to reformers' moral visions (Urban Masses and Moral Order in America, 1820–1920, 1978) or by bowdlerizing texts (Purity in Print, 1968, 2nd ed., 2002); and post-1945 confrontations with the possibility of mass extinction, whether from nuclear annihilation (By the Bomb's Early Light: American Thought and Culture at the Dawn of the Atomic Age, 1985) or the Apocalypse (When Time Shall Be No More: Prophecy Belief in Modern American Culture, 1992). Awarded the American Historical Association's Dunning Prize, Salem Possessed transformed the study of New England witchcraft, but Boyer's oeuvre overall is distinguished less for its argumentative precocity than for its meticulous research, attention to nuance, the integrity of its interpretations, and an abiding concern with the effects of moral judgments both in and on history....
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Jones Falls Trail ride
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- Location:
- Gordon Plaza
- Description:
Do you wanted to ride the scenic Jones Falls Trail as a group with a guide? Here is your chance. Meet at Gordon Plaza at 2pm on Friday November 8.
The ride is about 10 miles long and is of moderate difficulty. (Some small hills) The ride goes through lots of beautiful forest, passes a variety of architecture and monuments, and different types of water features. It is the opposite of a monotonous trail.
Please bring a bike in good condition, helmet, and water bottle if you like.
RSVP to Jeff La Noue at email@example.com Zach Holbrook is the trip leader.
- Contact Name:
- Jeff La Noue
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John Smith wrote:
> I've been trying to set a window's icon from an array of ARGB quads.
> ... I can't figure out how to set pixels to
> be transparent - they're just coming up black. I've tried using
> XAllocNamedColor() and friends to get a blank or transparent colour and
> then manually draw that over the right pixels in x_image with
> XPutPixel(), but didn't have any luck. How would I go about setting
> certain pixels in the pixmap to be transparent?
You must also set win_hints->icon_mask to a second Pixmap, one containing
the alpha mask. (Actually, the mask Pixmap uses a single bit per pixel
to make each pixel either totally transparent or totally opaque so don't
expect cool transluscent effects.)
One way to do this is with the XPM library. The XpmCreatePixmapFromData()
function creates both of the Pixmaps you need. Use your favorite search
engine to search for "xpm library manual", but basically the way to call
it is...
#include "myimage.xpm"
/* ... */
Pixmap image, shape;
XWMHints win_hints;
XpmCreatePixmapFromData(g_display, sw->wnd,
myimage, &image, &shaperef, NULL);
win_hints = XAllocWMHints();
win_hints->flags = IconPixmapHint|IconMaskHint;
win_hints->icon_pixmap = image;
win_hints->icon_mask = shape;
XSetWMHints(g_display, sw->wnd, win_hints);
.... and then add -lXpm to your link list. The "myimage.xpm" file would
contain an XPM image. The XPM file format is simply C source code that
defines an array of strings describing the image. Traditionally the
name of the array is the same as the file's basename, so the "myimage.xpm"
file should define an array named "myimage".
There's a simple program named "pixmap" which can be used to edit XPM files.
If you use it, be aware that on many systems it doesn't work correctly if
you have NumLock or CapsLock switched on. There are also many other,
fancier programs out there, and the NetPBM utilities include some programs
that read or write XPM files.
I hope that helps. Have fun.


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+4 dexterity. Slays animals, dragons. Provides immunity to acid. Provides resistance to acid, nether. Cannot be harmed by acid, electricity, fire, cold. Blessed by the gods. Slows your metabolism. Speeds regeneration. Prevents paralysis. Sustains your life force. Grants the ability to see invisible things.
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TRENTON — A Trenton man has been indicted on attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting two men during a robbery in April, the prosecutor's office said today.
Casey Corker, 25, shot the men as they sat in their vehicle parked on Oakland Street on April 12, prosecutors said during Corker's bail hearing in May. One of the victims was shot in the groin and the other was shot in the abdomen. Corker took $700 from the men, prosecutors said.
The victims recognized Corker as a man they had seen in a Radio Shack store earlier that day, prosecutors have said. After watching a surveillance video from the store they were able to identify Corker for police, prosecutors said.
Corker was already in custody from an April 17 arrest on charges he allegedly made false 911 calls. Corker allegedly dialed 911 twice and reported, separately, that shots were fired on the 600 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard and that a man was shot in the leg on West State Street, officials said.
When police found these reports were false, they were able to trace the calls to Corker and arrested him, officials said. After finding an assault weapon on him, they charged him with weapons possession, possession of a high-capacity magazine, and false public alarm, police said.
At Corker's bail hearing, his attorney Kathleen Redpath-Perez said that even if the allegations were true, the attempted murder charge would be excessive. She said it should be charged as a robbery at the most.
In addition to the attempted murder charge, Corker was indicted on charges of robbery, unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose certain persons not to possess a weapon by a grand jury on Oct. 31.
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The Beatles have been all over the news last week, thanks to the 50 year milestone (Feb 9) of the iconic pop band's first performance in The Ed Sullivan Show. Looks like Apple is celebrating and they're doing it in a big, never-before way. They have launched a new channel on the Apple TV simply named, The Beatles.
Ready to fire up those Apple TV's with this week's red hot Pix Picks? Well, we got 'em and we even threw in a couple of Valentines Day warning shots just to remind you that the ominous wave of commercial romance is already building and is absolutely heading your way. Your move.
If you've read our reviews on previous versions of Infuse, you'd know how much we love this video player. And if you've used it before, you'd also know why. Sporting one of the best user interfaces in the game, chewing up all formats one could think of and stuffed up with premium features, it's been our favourite even from the 1.x times. Then Infuse 2.0 showed up and revolutionized things by dropping it free, giving an iOS 7 based flat design and including the much awaited "streaming" feature.
In this candid, in-depth interview filmed in 1995, Steve Jobs discusses at length his early days, career battles, and vision for the future. It provides a fascinating look at Jobs at a particularly interesting moment in his career, two years before he would go on to retake control of Apple. The video is free if you are a member of Amazon Prime.
In case you were wondering what's the status of the Apple TV 3 jailbreak, here is what a top iOS hacker MuscleNerd had to say when asked if he is aware of anyone working on this jailbreak:
After iH8sn0w, the developer behind Sn0wBreeze, announced that he had discovered an iBoot exploit that makes A5(X) devices jailbreakable for life, there was a confusion whether it could be used to jailbreak the Apple TV 3 or not. The clarification came from MuscleNerd (who was, by the way, the first to predict that Apple TV 3 will be "a tough cookie to crack"):


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We're taught to not judge others. It's rude. It's arrogant. It's…well…it's judgmental. But we've also created a society of contests and competitions where we judge others in order to rank them. Jeez, when I put it like that, it all seems a little crazy. At the same time, there is a certain intrinsic benefit in evaluating the quality of the things we see everyday. Not everything is excellent or even mediocre. Competitive standards help us to instigate excellence and motivate ourselves to be the best we can be.
Of course, when you're a writer, submitting to the scrutiny of a contest is also one more way to flay the sensitive creative skin and expose the quivering viscera of ego beneath. Ah, but that's okay. It's an exercise in ego abandonment. Namaste!
I'm currently in the midst of such an exercise as my novel The Genie Ignites from Boroughs Publishing Group (and Boroughs' graphic designer Betsy) is under consideration for the Judge a Book By Its Cover Awards in the Romantic Suspense category. This is really only about the cover, about what we see on the outside. Similar to the judging of something like America's Next Top Model (pictured above), beauty is only skin deep. But that beauty was created by artists…whether cosmetic, fashion, or graphic. In the interest of creative excellence, I will submit to the judgment of others and ask that you click through the Romantic Suspense category here and vote for my genie….as you see fit…. I won't judge you.
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text: Does anyone know how often Costco runs its "$60 off a set of four" tire sale for Michelins? Is it once per year? Notwithstanding the advice of all those who urge replacement of the OEM Integrities with something (anything) else as quickly as possible, I'd like to at least go through one winter with the OEM's. It might be the difference between having to replace my tires twice vis a vis three times over the course of my Prius's lifetime. Stevejm


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The new Chevy Camaro would seem to have everything going for it: a genuinely storied tradition, a built-in fan base, even a starring role in a blockbuster movie.
But as they say at the local comedy club, timing is everything. And in that regard, at least, the Camaro can't seem to get its act together.
General Motors Corp. expects to have the new Camaro in dealer showrooms during the first quarter of 2009. That would be three years after a Camaro concept car was unveiled as GM's entry in the current muscle-car revival and well behind retro rivals such as the Ford Mustang and Chrysler's Dodge Challenger.
"I honestly don't understand what they're waiting for," said Dick Guldstrand of Burbank, Calif.-based Guldstrand Motor Sports.
Certainly, fans of the original Camaro are eager to get a look at the new version. The last Camaro rolled of the assembly line in 2002 and the versions seen since have all been concepts, including the yellow-and-black copy that starred as Bumblebee in last summer's popcorn hit "Transformers."
"That was pretty impressive, but I'm waiting to see the real thing," said Mark Bird, a 53-year-old member of the club Cool Runnin' Camaros of Southern California and the proud owner of a restored 1969. "As for buying one, I'll have to talk my wife into it."
GM knows that more than a few of its customers are toe-tapping with impatience. Designing the car around a new rear-wheel-drive platform - rather than using an existing automotive architecture as did Ford and Chrysler - is the main reason for the long lead time, GM spokeswoman Wendy Clark said.
"Maybe we showed the concept a little early," she said. "I know it feels like a long time. But it will be worth the wait."
Or will GM miss the "sweet spot" of the muscle-car rebirth? The trend began a few years back when Ford fielded a redesigned Mustang that mimicked the lines of the iconic late '60s fire-breather but came with modern amenities such as fuel injection, air bags and four-wheel disc brakes.
The vintage look proved to be a big hit with baby boomers who recalled the muscle cars of the late '60s and early '70s, such as the Challenger, the Pontiac GTO, the Plymouth Barracuda and the Camaro Z28. Those cars, fabled as much for their dreadful handling and braking as for their straight-line speed, are the new stars of the collectible car circuit, with extremely rare and well-preserved models selling for millions of dollars.
The Camaro concepts seen so far have strong echoes of the 1969 model, considered by many to be the ultimate expression of the car, itself one of the gems of the muscle era.
"If you're not into it, it's hard to explain," said Los Angeles attorney Barry Freeman, 69, who owns two vintage Camaros. "It's a seduction that people of my generation have never escaped from, nor do I want to."
The first muscle cars were killed off by high gasoline prices, a weakening economy, new federal regulations and rising insurance rates. Those same factors are threatening to choke off the cars' comeback before the new Camaro even reaches dealers.
"It's a tough time to be introducing cars like the Challenger and the Camaro," said Karl Brauer, editor in chief of online auto site Edmunds.com, noting that Mustang sales already began to slide last year.
"The number of muscle cars in the market is a good barometer of how well things are going in the economy, and these cars are late getting to the party."
It doesn't help that the new fuel economy standards Congress passed in December will make it tougher for automakers to justify selling big-engined cars. (For example, the high-performance SRT8 version of the new Challenger, due in Dodge dealerships in May, boasts a 6.1-liter Hemi V-8 rated at 425 horsepower - and 15 miles per gallon in combined city-highway driving.)
The darkening outlook has squelched rumors that other muscle icons, such as the Pontiac Firebird, were poised for a comeback, according to Brauer.
Auto executives remain optimistic that the boomers who bought muscle cars four decades ago as teenagers are now liquid enough to buy the new tire-smokers no matter what's going on at the pump.
"The V-8 is typically a third car, and that's why I believe it's immune to fuel prices," said Robert Parker, car marketing manager for Ford. "People want to take it out on weekends or to special events."
GM also points out that the new Camaro will be available in a more fuel-efficient six-cylinder version, as well as a V-8.
Fuel economy aside, high-performance variants such as the Challenger SRT8 and the Shelby GT500 Mustang create what car buffs call a halo effect that generates buzz and pulls in buyers.
"It gets people into the showroom again and that's what the automakers need," said Colin Comer, an author and muscle-car expert.
One Illinois Dodge dealer is trying to capitalize by offering an '08 Challenger on ebay for the "buy it now" price of $60,000 - more than $20,000 above the car's suggested sticker.
That only ups the anxiety level for Chevrolet dealers who want some muscle of their own.
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Thursday's District 10 swimming highlights, Dec. 20
NORTH EAST -- Robert Sikatzki was part of four wins and broke a pair of pool records to lead the Fairview boys to a 138-45 win over North East in a Region 2 swim meet Thursday.
James Shuttleworth and Corban Murphey were each part of three wins for Fairview (2-0).
Chip Oberle earned the lone win for North East in the 100-yard freestyle (1-1).
Sikatzki's time of 52.77 seconds in the 100 backstroke was more than a second better than the previous pool record.
Mallory Lawson and collected three wins of her own for Fairview's girls team, which defeated North East 129-51.
Kendall Sundberg was also part of three wins, including anchoring the winning 400 freestyle relay team. Stephanie Leosch and Rachel Taylor each won a pair for Fairview (2-0).
Hannah Feucht earned a pair of wins for North East (1-1).
Girard sweeps Corry: At Girard, Brent Benedict and Eric Matteson each won two individual events and two relays as the Beavers beat the YellowJackets 83-44 in a Region 2 boys meet. On the girls' side, Alexa Dunn won four events to lead Girard to a 91-61 win over Corry.
Benedict captured the 100-yard butterfly and 100 backstroke. He also teamed with Matteson, Evan Melnichak and Jim Brady on the winning 200 freestyle relay team. Matteson, Benedict, Brady and Trenton Peterson won the 200 medley relay. Matteson won the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke.
Dunn finished first in the 200 freestyle and 100 breaststroke. She was also a member of the winning 400 freestyle and 200 freestyle relay teams.
Harbor Creek sweeps Iroquois At Iroquois, Taylor Bean won the 200 IM and 100 breakstroke and swam on the first-place 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays as the Harbor Creek girls earned a 112-57 Region 2 win over Iroquois.
Harbor Creek (2-0) also received a three-win night from Kelsey Urban..
Ashley Benovic earned wins in the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke for Iroquois (0-2)
On the boys' side, Harbor Creek (1-1) managed a 93-77 win despite a pair of quadruple winners for Iroquois (1-1) in Ryan Siggins and Shane Kaliszewski. Iroquois' Brandon Smith was the lone triple-winner for the Braves.
Caleb Schreiber and Adam Hamilton each won an individual event and were part of Harbor Creek's winning 200 medley relay team.


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You wish to take up Yoga but are feeling nervous because you don't know anything much about it. Then, don't worry about it. Most of the people does not know about the ABC of yoga and thus, start from scratch only. And, on top of you might get worried about what the Yoga instructor might tell you. Don't be intimidated by the Yoga instructor. He or she is there for guiding you and will want you to achieve the results as quickly as possible.
Why does the Yoga instructor intimidate you?
- When you see the Yoga instructor doing those tough poses and complicated postures, you might be wondering if you will ever be able to do that. Well, to tell you the truth, you will definitely not be able to do all that initially. But, with time and practice, you would be able to do most of the poses easily.
- Some people think that Yoga actually adds up to their stress levels. And, that is because they get stressed because they are not able to do some poses.
- Some people have emotional and psychological problems other than the physical ones.
- Also, a lot of people think that they have problems in even touching their toes and how will they be able to do tough poses. With little more flexibility in our bodies, we would be able to do a lot many things.
- People also think that they will look like stupid if they are not able to do some asanas. Well, everybody in the class has come for learning only and nobody will find you stupid.
You need to realize that the Yoga instructor too would have started from scratch sometime. And, over a period of time, he or she would have mastered these poses. And, when you try out these various poses, you would be focusing on them and feel the stress getting melted off. The change will happen from inside and you will feel that your body is following the course. Even when we go to the gym, we might feel a difference in our body shape but the important problems are not dealt with. The stress, insecurities and the worries that are there will still remain.
When you start doing Yoga, you will start feeling good. Also, once you start with it, your body will get the flexibility and you will be able to do most of the poses. You will get relief from pain and will find inner peace. Do you know that almost all the bodies can do the Yoga? Just enroll yourself in a Yoga class and step on to the mat and start practicing. Do not be intimidated by the Yoga instructor. If he or she is strict with you, it is only for your good. But, if he or she is being too unreasonable, change the Yoga class or teacher. The teacher has to be a little compassionate too and understand your limitations. They can't push you beyond your limits.


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I've admitted in the past that I have sometimes doubted my ability to look after Worm, and even that at times I have wished that someone would come and take her away to give me a break. Well you know what they say, be careful what you wish for……
I'm going back to work, this was always the plan, in fact I am actually going back to work a few months later than we originally hoped. I will be working 2 days per week in a role similar to my previous one. I am scared, excited, nervous and filled with trepidation about going back, firstly because I've gotten used to reporting to myself and secondly because for the first time in nearly 8 months my baby will be in someone elses regular care.
The thought that a stranger will be looking after my child terrifies me. I find myself asking questions about the child care centres evacuation plans, what do they do incase of a dangerous person entering, what about if a child is ill if; the parent doesn't have substitute care, are the staff qualified, how are they qualified, what will they do if Worm wont eat?. All these fears are now arising, some are rational fears, some completely irrational.
I fear that with Worm being looked after by someone else for 8 hours a day I'll lose 'something'. I know it's only 2 days per week, but it's the start of her growing up to be an independent person.
The biggest fear I have though, is in relation to Worms eating, she barely eats any solid food and is still refusing the bottle. The only reliable source of food she has is me. The care centre is aware of this, and they have promised me that if she refuses to eat for them they will call me down & not let her go hungry. I am left wondering again if I am making the right decision to go back to work, maybe I should stay home with her forever, forgetting my own career ambitions, my own sanity, just so she can eat her chosen food. This I can recognize as unrealistic, and I know that the chances of her taking a bottle of expressed milk when I am not there is high, and I know that the staff are experienced and that Worm will receive the best care possible.
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Al Capone was put away for income tax evasion, yet we have Cabinet members who get away with the same problem. We go after people who use the wrong methods to get information from prisoners that wish all Americans death.
I see a problem with this thinking.
Mike Field
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Check out the new Shake It Up dance line!
The collection, from ivivva atheletica, is inspired by the hit Disney Channel series featuring the adventures of Cece Jones (Bella Thorne) and Rocky Blue (Zendaya).
The collection features fun yet functional gear for active girls, from legwarmers and shorts to jackets and headbands. It also offers an assortment of athletic apparel and accessories made from technical fabrics in exciting styles and colors.
Ranging from $12-$58, the Shake It Up Spring collection has everything a gymnast, dancer, or budding yogi needs for her active lifestyles.
The Shake It Up dance line is available exclusively on ivivva.com.
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Two A-list beauties and a man
Spotted: Two Hollywood A-listers out on a date with the same guy. Or jeweler, if you will.
California-based celebrity jewelry craftsman Neil Lane went out with both Avatar girl Zoe Saldana and age-defying Striptease star Demi Moore on two memorable nights – or at least his dazzling diamonds did. Once with Zoe at The Women in Film Crystal & Lucy Awards in California last week and another time with Demi at the premiere of multi-genre but predominantly action-thriller Killers in Hollywood.
Zoe literally sparkled on the red carpet with Neil Lane's dome-shaped diamond ring, bracelet and earrings set, while Demi wore a 10-carat cushion-cut diamond ring (We bet it has a bigger rock than her engagement ring) and diamond chandelier earrings.
Neil Lane Jewellery is available at Azal in Emirates Towers Boulevard in Dubai.


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Erie County restaurant inspections: DEC. 6 TO DEC. 12
At least once a year, Erie County Department of Health officials inspect all restaurants and stores that sell unpackaged food. Here is a list of violations recorded Dec. 6 through Wednesday. For a first look at the list, go to GoErie.com every Thursday.
Colony Pub and Grill, 2670 W. Eighth St., Millcreek Township. (Raw beef stored next to cooked ham; incorrect use of sanitizer; food counters not being washed, rinsed and sanitized at least every four hours.) Corrected at the time of inspection. Also nine noncritical violations. Wednesday.
Barbato's, 1164 W. Sixth St. (Chemical sanitizer in dishwasher not adequate.) Also two noncritical violations. Tuesday.
Fortune Garden, 1210 W. 26th St. (Pork, chicken and beef not kept cold enough.) Corrected at the time of inspection. Also two noncritical violations. Wednesday.
Joe Roots, 2826 W. Eighth St., Millcreek Township. Tuesday.
Hibachi Japanese Steak House, 3000 W. 12th St., Millcreek Township. Dec. 7.
April's Place, 2523 Buffalo Road. Wednesday.
Crowley's Restaurant, 8844 Route 18, Cranesville. Dec. 7.
Roger Israel Post No. 1, 2123 Peach St. Wednesday.
Cheddar's Casual Cafe, 2085 Interchange Road, Millcreek Township. Monday.
Dollar General, 3785 Zimmerman Road, Wednesday.
Little Caesars, 204 Waterford St., Edinboro. Monday.
North East Moose Lodge, 12080 E. Main Road, North East. Tuesday.
Teresa's Italian Deli, 3203 Greengarden Blvd. Tuesday.
The Brewerie at Union Station, 123 W. 14th St. Monday.
Albion Moose Club, 63 E. State St., Albion. Tuesday.
Bobby's Place, 1202 W. 18th St. Dec. 7.
Burch Farms Country Market, 9210 Sidehill Road, North East. Wednesday.
Community Shelter Services, 655 W. 16th St. Monday.
Giant Eagle, 606 Erie St., Edinboro. Wednesday.
Giant Eagle Cafe, 606 Erie St., Edinboro. Wednesday.
Ghotra Food Market, 1505 Buffalo Road. Dec. 7.
Isle House, 9488 W. Main Road, North East. Monday.
L'olivo, 1518 Walnut St. Dec. 6.
Last Shot Bar & Grill, 3064 W. 12th St. Dec. 7.
Le Baron Post No. 237, 1 S. Main St., Union City. Dec. 7.
Mina's Weekend Spot, 2080 Interchange Road, Millcreek Township. Dec. 7.
Park United Methodist Church (kitchen), 30 N. Lake St., North East. Monday.
Pizza Hut, 1404 Peninsula Drive, Millcreek Township. Monday.
Red Wagon Grill, 10 E. State St., Albion. Tuesday.
Risky Food Mart, 2427 W. 12th St., Millcreek Township. Monday.
Six Pack Pizza Stop, 4516 Peach St. Dec. 6.
Tower's Tavern, 43 E. State St., Albion. Dec. 6.
Walmart, 108 Washington Towne Blvd., Edinboro. Tuesday.
Wattsburg Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 4516, 14456 Main St., Wattsburg. Dec. 6.
Western Star, 10448 John Williams Ave., Albion. Tuesday.
Billy Simpson Post VFW No. 470, 1808 W. 26th St. Tuesday.
Buffalo Speed Check, 2267 Buffalo Road. Dec. 7.
Compadres Grill II, 220 Plum St., Edinboro. Monday.
Country Kitchen, 5924 Old French Road, Millcreek Township. Dec. 7.
DiVecchio's, 1003 E. 25th St. Dec. 6.
Kmart, 1320 E. Grandview Blvd. Dec. 7.
Lucchetti's Pizza, 1042 W. 26th St. Dec. 6.
Michael's Restaurant and Pizzeria, 20 S. Lake St., North East. Monday.
Wegmans, 6143 Peach St., Millcreek Township. Monday.