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In honor of Sleep, here are ten other bands with (nearly) Google-defying names
In this Internet age, it's about as important to consult Google when you name your band as it is to do a trademark search. Bands frequently come up with names that, while catchy or clever, often make a quick Google search for them somewhat maddening. If you factor Myspace out of the equation, some of these bands are next to impossible to find. With Sleep in town this weekend we started thinking about other bands with (nearly) Google-defying names after the jump. Check out our list after the jump.
10. Tennis First result on Google: US Open results The way to find them: Search for "Tennis band" Even if you search for "tennis band," the first link you'll find is a item we wrote, then one the A.V. Club did and finally, the third result is their MySpace page. Who has time to look all the way to the third result?
9. +/- First result on Google: Your search - +/- did not match any documents The way to find them: Search for "plus minus band" Seriously? You're going to name your band +/-? Okay, granted, it doesn't take that much brain matter to figure out how to search for this group, but still.
8. Pee Pee First result on Google: YouTube video titled Pee-Pee The way to find them: Search for "Pee pee band" This one's not particularly hard to find if you attach "band" to the end. If you forget, however, prepare yourself for a slew of weird YouTube videos.
7. Fuck First result on Google: Fuck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The way to find them: Search for "fuck band Oakland" This one's sort of complicated in that you need to know the band was from Oakland. On the other hand, who the hell cares about the band Fuck anymore anyway?
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6. Fell First result on Google: Fell (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The way to find them: Search for "Fell band Denver" Again, you need to know which city the band is from -- you can get away with searching for just "Fell, band" but the results are still a bit whacky.Next Page
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Dr Cristina Palacios is Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Nutrition Program within the Department of Human Development of the Graduate School of Public Health, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Before joining the University of Puerto Rico, she was the Technical Coordinator of the non-profit organization PreNatal. She has over 15 publications in the area of calcium and other micronutrients. Dr. Palacios received her Bachelor's degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the Universidad Central de Venezuela in Caracas, Venezuela, and a Master's degree in Nutrition from Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA in 1998. She received her PhD in Nutrition alo from Purdue University in 2001 and continued her postdoctoral training in the same institution.
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Kenneth Eells, 85 - February 28, 2007
Kenneth Roy Eells, 85, of Center, TX, formerly of Gothenburg, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2007, at a Longview, TX, hospital.
Services were held Sunday, Feb. 25, at Watson and Sons Chapel at Center with the Revs. Ken Eells and Bruce Head officiating. Graveside services were held on Monday, Feb. 26, at Center Hill Cemetery at Oakhurst, TX.
Eells was born Feb. 25, 1921, at Gothenburg, to Roy J. Eells and Hala Granger Eells. He was raised on a farm southwest of Gothenburg where he attended a one-room schoolhouse for eight years.
He graduated from Gothenburg High School in 1939, then entered the United States Army Air Corps on Nov. 26, 1940. He was honorably discharged on Oct. 26, 1945.
Eells was united in marriage in January of 1944 to Gladys Barnes Hooker.
Survivors include: two sons—Harold Eugene (Margie) Hooker of Huntsville and Kenneth Wayne (Carolyn) Eells of Richmond, VA; grandchildren—Dennis Hooker of Hunt, David (Joann) Hooker of Spring, Linda (Jeffrey) Barecky of Kerrville, Shelley (Jason) Locke of Center, Wendy (Paul) Sundholm of Gettysburg, PA, and Jeremy (Angela) Eells of Hemphill; great-grandchildren—Laurel Hooker, Megan Hooker, Nicholas Barecky, Jacob and Emma Locke, Bailey and Dawson Eells, Joshua, Caleb, Micah and Moriah Sundholm; a brother, Bob (Loretta) Eells of Riverton, WY; brother-in-law, Joe Barnes of Huntsville; sister-in-law, Hester Barnes of Huntsville; numerous nieces, nephews.
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Seven Cool Open Source Projects for Defenders
Long-time blog readers should know that I don't rely on tools to defend my enterprise. I rely on people first, followed by tools, then processes. However, today I took a moment to consider the myriad of really cool work happening (mainly) in the open source tool community. When I started counting, I found about seven projects that are likely to help you defend your enterprise.
Most of these require some commitment of brainpower and willingness to learn, but I am nevertheless very pleased to see this much innovation on the defensive side. Collectively these projects do not "solve" any problems (nor should they), but I am certain they can help address one or more problems you may encounter — especially regarding visibility. In other words, these are the sorts of tools (with one or two exceptions) that will help you detect and respond to intruders.
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*he's my best gift* Lowell Jr due: 11/7/11 born: 10/18/11 5:30pm 6lbs 7.5oz
Gift #2 Micah Henry coming July 2015
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Michelle (1976) AP, bilingual, ERF, GLBT, SAH, single mom by choice to Isabella (2/2011) gently weaned at 31 months ( . )( . ) On BS4!
Mindy (33) DH (37)
DS 11-22-10 ~ so incredibly thankful!
It is not offensive or inappropriate at all.
I have to add anonads that some of the ppl in my birth board genuinely DO seem to think formula is every bit as good as BM. It's scary how they've managed to convince themselves that BM is NOT all that important.
OP- I wouldn't worry about it. Some ppl are just defensive about their decisions. Anyone who has ever worked to have an adequate supply for their LO will TOTALLY agree with your "liquid gold" comment!
Your breastmilk is liquid gold! It's slowly becoming mainstream.
GreenPaisley- that's fantastic!!! I wish more hospitals were like that!
It's fine to refer to you BM with that term. They were defensive, and you'll find that alot.
Just remember, you probably aren't going to be able to talk anyone out of their tree.
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I refer to it as liquid gold, I work hard for that milk! I have noticed that my mother gets slightly offened when I talk about how important it is to me and my LO. I was a formula feed babe but things I think were different back then. I try not to make it sound like it was a bad choice on her part or that I am a better mom than anyone who formula feeds. I just think people can become defensive/offended if they regret their discision or if you are rubbing it in their face (which I am sure your not) Dont worry about what others think because you know you are doing right. Sounds like they just dont understand. You can always say LIQUID GOLD here!!! :)
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who the hell is interested in Killzone ...... gears of war 3 is coming..... Killzone would just be a filler...
Open beta started today, only played for a little bit but the shit is crazy good.
I tried playing it, Had trouble connecting though
No one else playing this lately?
I'm up for forming a Mangashare squad if anyone else plays it. I'd prefer Warzone but will settle for Guerrilla Warfare. My PSN is same as my nick here, so if anyone is up for a few rounds gimme a shout.
Hey I just bought killzone 3.... AMAZING!!!
see you in the PSN my ID is bowserpat
Kewl. I'll add you lads when I put it on in a bit.
Edit: I had a good game in the match I started as you left, Jaiden. 36 kills, 8 Deaths, took out the assassination target along with a full room of freshly spawned players (right place, right time with an RPG and my disguise on), and planted both demo charges.
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If you've always wanted to try karaoke but are too shy to stand up in front of a crowd then Tokyo is the place to kick start your karaoke habit. I say habit because karaoke is highly addictive. It's also downright hilarious when you go with a group of friends. That's not to say that solo travelers can't enjoy a night out in a karaoke bar – in Tokyo everyone is welcome to hire their own booth and smash out a few tunes!
You needn't seek out a karaoke bar in Tokyo because chances are one will find you. Karaoke is a popular night out for many Tokyoites, so much so that you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding where to go.
Very few bars in Tokyo are lucky enough to have street frontage so most employ touts to draw customers in. If it's a busy night the tout might ring through to the bar to secure a booth for you and your friends upfront.
Apart from room décor (which can range from futuristic to sparse to various kawaii (cute) themes) one karaoke bar is very much like another when it comes to the experience you can expect to have there. You'll be shown to a private room large enough to accommodate the people in your group. For an upfront fee you can hire the room for a set amount of time and order drinks and snacks by simply picking up the phone provided.
Rooms are soundproofed and contain a touchscreen pad, microphone and screen. Some bars will have more English songs than others but almost all will have a long list of karaoke classics in both English and Japanese.
The majority of karaoke bars stay open all night and into the morning (until 6am) and you can easily extend the amount of time you wish to stay. And believe me when I say: it's highly likely that you will.
Popular karaoke bars:
- Karaoke Kan
- Smash Hits
- Big Echo kKaraoke
- Fiesta International Karaoke Bar
- Shidax
- Lovenet
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You've installed a new application, but then found that another program has stopped working. When you uninstall the troublesome app, everything goes back to normal. Clearly there's some kind of conflict going on here. But where?
Diagnosing problems like this can be incredibly difficult, because there are just so many possibilities. Don't give up, though: there's a free tool that could provide all the answers.
Windows' System State Analyzer is a little-known Microsoft program that, in a few clicks, will take snapshots of your PC, then let you compare two and display the differences. Use it in a situation like this and you'll discover exactly the information you need to diagnose conflicts.
But that's not all. Using System State Analyzer (SSA) before and after an installation can identify the unwanted 'extras' included with a program – adware, browser helper objects and so on.
It can also help you to confirm that an uninstall program really has removed every trace of an application (and if it hasn't, you can see exactly what's left behind). It may be obscure, but the SSA is one of Microsoft's most interesting tools – and you'll benefit from having your own copy.
Set up the program
Windows SSA is included in Microsoft's Software Certification Toolkit, which as you might guess, isn't aimed at the average home PC user. It's not easy to find, either, but if you point your browser at the Windows Server 2008 pages and look down the page, you'll find a 'Certification Test Tool' heading.
Below that are download links for both the 32-bit and 64-bit toolkits, both of which will run on Windows 7, Vista and Server 2008. Grab the one you need and install it with the default settings.
After you've downloaded the toolkit, click 'Start', type windows system and click the 'Windows System State Analyzer' link to launch the program.
BROWSE AWAY: A browser-based SSA report provides more details, here including the services that had been added and modified between our two snapshots
It works by creating a snapshot of your PC – something that completely describes its files, Registry keys, services and drivers. It's usually a surprisingly quick process, taking around three minutes on an uncluttered, high-end PC.
If you have an older system, though, we found analysis could take an hour or more, so if you're just taking a snapshot for the purposes of assessing a regular program installation, it might be worth restricting the details you ask the SSA to examine.
Click 'Tools' > 'Options', select all drives other than the system partition (assuming that's where the program will be installed), and click 'Remove'.
In extreme cases, you could also remove your system partition, then restore just a specific folder.
Adding just C:\Windows, for instance, would record any changes in that and any other subfolders, but cut your scan time to a minimum. These could mean you'll miss out on changes to other folders, though, so we'd only recommend you try this if you find that SSA is very slow.
Choose exactly which areas you would like to include in the snapshot, then, and click 'OK' toconfirm the changes.
Take some snapshots
The simplest way to test SSA is to create one snapshot, install a reasonably complex program, create a second snapshot and then compare them both. Our recommendation would be a security tool, something like PC Tools Spyware Doctor – a program that will install drivers and services, and generally give you an interesting report.
Download whatever application you intend to install, then close your browser and any other programs you might have running. Once your system is suitably free of active programs, switch back to SSA and click the 'Start' button in the left-hand pane. Then just leave it to do its work.
The snapshot should be complete in just a few minutes, but if it's not, don't open other apps: it'll only create extra system changes and so reduce the usefulness of the snapshot.
Once the first snapshot has been created, close SSA and install whatever program you chose for the test. Do this just as though you were installing the program for real, and reboot when you're done, if the setup program asks you to do so.
Finally, reload the SSA and click the 'Start' button in the right-hand pane to create the second snapshot. It'll take roughly the same amount of time as the first.
Produce some results
Once the SSA reports that it's finished the second scan, you might be tempted to click the Quick Comparison tab to examine the results.
However, some poor interface design means you can select the tab before it's actually been populated with anything useful; what you have to do is click the 'Compare' button, then wait as SSA itemises the differences.
The comparison process, in our experience, doesn't take long. You'll also be asked if you want to create a detailed report. Click 'Yes', point the program at the folder where you'd like to save the report, and name it. Then wait while the report is generated.
More dubious interface design means that SSA will now appear to have locked up. Don't worry, though – the program hasn't crashed, it's just busy working on the report. Eventually a window will appear and you'll finally be able to see exactly what's changed between the two snapshots.
Read the reports
Minimise the HTML report for the moment, and click the Quick Comparison tab for an instant look at how your PC setup has changed. You'll immediately see just how useful SSA can be.
FULL DISCLOSURE: So which files has that setup program added to your system? The Quick Comparison view reveals all (in a lot of detail)
Our Spyware Doctor test comparison, for example, revealed immediately that the program had added three services to our PC's configuration, and told us all about them.
The program had also added a kernel driver to our PC, and SSA revealed that it had also modified another driver, Winsock IFS, in order to intercept network traffic. That's expected and completely acceptable for a security tool, but if you were monitoring a simpler installation and noticed it did this, that should raise an alert.
You're also able to view the files that have been added to your PC (signed, unsigned and any manifests), along with any that have been deleted or modified. This is generally less useful than you'd expect, as it's cluttered with a lot of temporary files created during the setup process.
And of course you can also browse new, deleted or modified Registry keys in each hive ('HKEY_CURRENT_USER', 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE', and so on). Again, there's a lot of setup-related details that won't mean a lot, but fortunately the list is sorted by key name, so you can scroll through the less useful information in seconds.
Go more in-depth
While the Quick Comparison view generally works well, you will occasionally run into problems. In our Spyware Doctor test, for instance, we noticed that the SSA was reporting more than 16,000 additions to the 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE' Registry hive.
Yes, really – 16,000. And to make it even worse, Quick Comparison only lets you view this in blocks of 1,000 keys, so navigating the full list is tedious in the extreme.
Fortunately there's an easy answer when you run into such limitations: switch to the browser-based detailed report that you created earlier. (Or, if you didn't, click the 'Detailed Report' button in the Quick Comparison window.)
NARROW IT DOWN: Want to track just files, the Registry, services or drivers – or a combination? The System State Analyzer will record only the changes you require
This version of the report contains everything you've seen so far, but also breaks the changes down even further. Instead of simply detailing new, modified or deleted files, it now splits the list into sections dealing with DLLs, executables, drivers and more.
And in other sections, if you're unlucky enough to have tens of thousands of entries to examine, they're all available on a single web page, allowing you to scroll down the list, or search for particular text to jump straight to the entry you need.
The Windows System State Analyzer is far from perfect, then. It's on the slow side, the interface needs work, and we found it hung occasionally on one Vista system for no apparent reason.
But, on the other hand, it's free, easy to use and delivers invaluable diagnostic reports on how your PC setup has changed over time, information you can't easily obtain in any other way.
You certainly won't use it on a daily basis, but the SSA is still a very useful tool on occasion, and should be a key part of everyone's PC troubleshooting toolkit.
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The often-cited aviation analogy only goes so far. Pilots work over long periods of tedium punctuated by sudden technological demands. Medical professionalism may be more akin to parenthood, with commitment to establishing a longitudinal relationship, nurturing health, predicting response to interventions, and responding to subtle safety threats and patient preferences. Effective duty-hour rules may not be the same for both professions.
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June E-mini S&Ps (ESM13 unch) this morning are down % and European stocks are lower by % as equity markets consolidate their recent gains. Asian stocks closed mixed: Japan -0.39%, Hong Kong +0.17%, China +1.83%, Taiwan +0.86%, Australia -0.50%, Singapore +0.31%, South Korea +0.93%, India +0.17%. Foreign direct investment unexpectedly slowed last month in China, while the Japanese economy in Q1 expanded at its fastest pace in a year. Commodity prices are mostly lower. June WTI crude oil (CLM13 -0.50%) is down -0.60%, June gasoline (RBM13 -0.31%) is down -0.31%, June natural gas (NGM13 -0.17%) is up +0.29%, June gold (GCM13 -1.54%) is down -1.67% and July copper (HGN13 -0.80%) is down -0.84%. Agriculture prices are higher. The dollar index (DXY00 +0.06%) is up +0.11%. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down-0.18%. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.40%. June 10-year T-note futures prices (ZNM13 +0.01%) are down -2 ticks.
Philadelphia Fed President Plosser said to reporters in Milan, Italy today that the current Fed QE pace was appropriate for six months ago, but recent economic data means the Fed should taper QE in June.
The Eurozone Mar trade balance widened to +18.7 billion euros, more than expectations of +11.5 billion euros. Eurozone Mar exports rose a seasonally adjusted +2.8% from Feb, while Mar imports fell -1.0% m/m.
China Apr foreign direct investment climbed +0.4% y/y, much weaker than expectations of +6.2% y/y, and raises growth concerns in China.
Japan Q1 GDP grew +0.9% q/q and +3.5% annualized, better than expectations of +0.7% q/q and +2.7% annualized, although the Q1 GDP deflator fell -1.2% y/y, weaker than expectations of -0.9% y/y and the biggest decline since Q4 2011.
Japan Mar industrial production was revised up to +0.9% m/m and -6.7% y/y, stronger than the previously reported +0.2% m/m and -7.3% y/y, although Mar capacity utilization was revised lower to -0.8% m/m from the originally reported -0.7% m/m.
Today's initial unemployment claims report is expected to show an increase of +7,000 to 330,000, more than reversing last week's -4,000 decline to 323,000. Continuing claims are expected to fall by -2,000 to 3.003 million, adding to last week's decline of -27,000 to 3.005 million. Today's April CPI report is expected to show a decline of -0.3% m/m, adding to the -0.2% decline seen in March. The April core CPI is expected to show an increase of +0.2% m/m after the +0.1% increase seen in March. Today's April housing starts report is expected to show a decline of-5.4% to 980,000, reversing most of the +7.0% increase to 1.036 million seen in March. Today's May Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index is expected to show a small +1.0 point increase to 2.3 after the -0.7 point decline to 1.3 seen in April.
Today is a big day for retailer earnings reports including Wal-Mart (consensus $1.15), Kohl's (0.57), JC Penney (-1.05), and Nordstrom (0.76). Other reports today include Applied Materials (0.13), Autodesk (0.45), and Dell (0.35). Dell's report will be watched the implications for further data on the fall-out from the recent plunge in desktop computer sales.
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WalMart (WMT +1.37%) reported Q1 EPS of $1.14, slightly weaker than consensus of $1.15, and said it sees Q2 EPS of $1.22-$1,27, weaker than consensus of $1.29.
Kohl's (KSS +1.00%) reported Q1 EPS of 66 cents, better than expectations of 57 cents.
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Berkshire Hathaway reported a 5.03% passive stake in Liberty Media (LMCA +1.76%) and a 5.8% passive stake in DirecTV (DTV +1.18%) .
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Jack in the Box (JACK +0.29%) reported Q2 adjusted EPS of 33 cents, better than consensus of 31 cents.
Cisco (CSCO -0.28%) rallied over 8% in after-hours trading after it reported Q3 EPS of 51 cents, higher than consensus of 49 cents.
June E-mini S&Ps (ESM13 unch) this morning are little changed, down -0.50 (-0.03%). The S&P 500 index on Wednesday recovered from early losses tied to a weaker-than-expected May Empire manufacturing index (-1.43 vs. expectations of 4.00) and Apr industrial production (-0.5% vs., expectations of -0.2%). The market rallied to a new all-time high and closed higher on speculation the weak economic data will keep the Fed from scaling back QE3. Closes: S&P 500 +0.51%, Dow Jones +0.40%, Nasdaq 100 +0.22%.
June 10-year T-notes (ZNM13 +0.01%) this morning are down -2 ticks. June 10-year T-note futures prices on Wednesday recovered from a 1-1/2 month low and settled higher after the weaker-than-expected May Empire manufacturing index and April industrial production report. However, a rally in the Dow and S&P 500 to record highs undercut the safe-haven demand for Treasuries. Closes: TYM3 -8.0, FVM3 -3.0.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.06%) this morning is up +0.094 (+0.11%). EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.0023 (-0.18%) and USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.41 (+0.40%). The dollar index on Wednesday rallied to a new 9-1/2 month high as a weaker-than-expected Eurozone Q1 GDP report sent EUR/USD falling to a 1-1/4 month low on speculation the ECB will expand its easing measures, which will further undercut the euro's interest-rate differentials. USD/JPY fell back from a 4-1/2 year high as strength in stocks undercut the safe-haven demand for the yen. Closes: Dollar index +0.235 (+0.28%), EUR/USD -0.00337 (-0.26%), USD/JPY -0.156 (-0.15%).
June WTI crude oil (CLM13 -0.50%) this morning is down -57 cents (-0.60%) and June gasoline (RBM13 -0.31%) is down -0.0090 (-0.31%). June crude oil and gasoline shook off early losses and closed higher as a rally in the S&P 500 to a record high boosted economic optimism. Crude and gasoline had earlier fallen to 2-week lows on bearish factors that included (1) the rally in the dollar index to a 9-1/2 month high, (2) the weaker-than-expected Eurozone Q1 GDP report (-0.2% q/q vs. expectations of -0.1% q/q) and U.S. Apr industrial production (-0.5% vs. expectations of -0.2%), and (3) EIA data showing that U.S. fuel consumption fell -584,000 bbl to 18.5 million bpd in the week ended May 10. Closes: CLM3 +0.09 (+0.10%), RBM3 +0.0294 (+1.04%).
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JERUSALEM, Israel -- In all of the disturbing and emotional images coming out of the Gaza fighting, one major issue that no major media outlet asks about is missing: Where are those fighting for Hamas?
For more than a month, Israel's efforts to stop Gaza rocket fire and destroy Hamas tunnels has made headlines and led newscasts around the world.
Two images dominate the war between Israel and Hamas. One side is Israel's military actions, like airstrikes, artillery, and ground troops. On the other side, video of Palestinians suffering, wounded, or killed in those military actions.
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"They're not roaming the streets of Gaza City," he said. "They're not carrying weapons. Where are they? We've never seen those pictures in four weeks of reporting from this region."
Former Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren explained why.
"The Western press does not have access to the fighting arm of Hamas and so the impression created is that you have an Israeli army and you have the Palestinians on the other side and that's already playing into Hamas's media strategy," Oren told CBN News.
Hamas media watchdogs also crush what they consider negative reports. Thomas spoke with one reporter Hamas expelled from the Gaza Strip for his posts on Twitter.
"He came to us, in essence telling us he was hauled in by Hamas militants, interrogated, and threatened," Thomas explained.
"And [they] said they didn't like the tweets he was tweeting, in essence telling the world that Hamas was using civilian areas -- in this particular case using this journalist's hotel, right next to his hotel -- to fire off rockets from the Gaza Strip into Israel," he said. "And they gave him 24 hours to get out of the Strip."
Only after leaving Hamas-controlled Gaza, Italian journalist Gabriele Barbati posted this on Twitter: "Out of Gaza far from Hamas retaliation; misfired rocket killed children today in Shati. Witness: militants rushed in and cleared debris."
Barbati's tweet corroborated the IDF's account that Hamas rockets, not the IDF, hit the al-Shifa Hospital on July 28.
Filmmaker Michale Grynszpan posted the following exchange with a foreign journalist on Facebook:
"…I asked him how come we never see on television channels reporting from Gaza any Hamas people, no gunmen, no rocket launcher, no policemen? We only see civilians on these reports, mostly women and children. He answered me frankly: 'It's very simple. We did see Hamas people there launching rockets. They were close to our hotel, but if ever we dare pointing our camera on them, they simply shoot at us and kill us.'"
"There was evidence of Hamas using hospitals, schools, civilian neighborhoods, mosques to launch their rockets," Thomas continued. "There was evidence of that, but they did not want the Western world to know."
Oren said keeping the Western world in the dark works with predictable and devastating consequences.
"They're using the civilian population as human shields and so Israel, no matter how cautious it is, invariably ends up causing civilian casualties," Oren explained.
"That creates very painful pictures on television screens that immediately incite the streets, particularly in Europe and South America," he said. "That immediately translates in[to] diplomatic pressure in the [U.N.] Security Council and human rights groups."
"They realize they have a captive audience among Western journalists," Oren continued. "To report one side, to show these horrific pictures of men, women, and children injured, killed. Look, we don't excuse this. It's horrible; this is war, the realities of war. But you have to be able to question Hamas straightforward. You have to ask them, 'Are you using United Nations' facilities? Are you using schools, mosques and places of worship?'"
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The blink-and-you-missed-it Julia Louis-Dreyfus sitcom "Watching Ellie" is about to be seen again -- albeit in a different format.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, last year's beleaguered NBC sitcom starring the "Seinfeld" alum, 41, will return for a six-episode run on Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. following "Frasier," starting April 15. It will replace the ailing sitcom "A.U.S.A.," starring Scott Foley.
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This time, there will be several cameras and the action will take place in front of a live audience, like many other sitcoms. Also, says the Reporter, producers have cut the number of scenes that take place in the jazz club where Ellie works.
NBC Entertainment president Jeff Zucker told the trade paper, "I found myself laughing out loud at these (new) episodes," adding that the revamped "Ellie" will still keep "a few single-camera elements" " but will now have "a much quicker pace."
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This tour was one of the highlights of Portugal!! Daniel and Gorge were amazing, they're love for and knowledge of Lisbon is outstanding! We enjoyed every second of our time with them! I highly recommend everyone taking this tour!!!! The sidecar experience was so much fun!!!
This tour was one of the highlights of Portugal!! Daniel was amazing, his love for and knowledge of Lisbon is outstanding! We enjoyed every second of our time with him! I highly recommend everyone taking this tour!!!! The sidecar experience was so much fun!!! Thanks Daniel!!!
The best way to city Lisbon!
This was by far the best tour ever!!!! Would do it again in a heartbeat!
Wish we had done this on our first day!!! Daniel was very knowledgeable and friendly. Showed us lovely sights and suggested a fine restaurant for lunch. Worth every penny!! Thank you Daniel for making our stay in Lisbon so memorable!!
This was the most fun! I would do this again. Our driver Jorge was very friendly and personable. He show so many interesting and historical sights. He told us about each place we saw. He was Excellent!! This tour was my husband's favorite part of our trip to Lisbon. I would recommend seeing Lisbon this way to everyone!!!!
Awesome way to start your stay in Lisbon. Daniel was great and his wonderful demeanor and personality made it all that much more pleasurable. We took the ALL day tour through Lisbon and we covered a lot of ground. Daniel is extremely informative and knowledge about Lisbon. We made many stops to see the historic landmarks. It was a very relaxed way to see Lisbon and would definitely recommend doing at the beginning of your staying Lisbon.
Excellent way to see Lisbon. 100 recommend this tour.
This was without a doubt one of our favorite tours of the whole cruise. Our driver Dan was waiting for us when we departed the ship and spent the better part of 4 hours even though it was suppose to be a 3 hour tour taking us to all the highlights of the city of Lisbon. He made the trip so interesting, and we learned so much about Lisbon and Portugal from him. His knowledge of the history of the city was incredible. He made our experience well worthwhile, and he was fun to be with!! We would recommend this tour to anyone coming to Lisbon. We had a PERFECT day. Thanks again Dan. Bonnie and Dick McAtee
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Best way to see Lisbon! Daniel was very knowledgable, fun, and a safe driver.
We felt like rock stars as we drove through the streets of Lisbon. Very cool. Our guide was young, informative, and took us all over the city. We saw many aspects of the city, including sections that one would never see on a traditional tour. We were picked up at the port which was a great convenience. Viator needs to set this up in other cities.
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Daniel knew all the facts and figures. It was a very special feeling to ride the bike and have so many other tourist taking pictures of us as well. This is really an unique way to explore Lisbon. We combined several Viator tours and it turned out to have been a very good combination and mixture to get a feel and inside of Lisbon. Thank you Daniel. You are a good and careful driver and it was a great and cool experience!! We highly recommend this tour to everyone who wants to have a special way of touring a city! Lisa and Patty
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Amazing day made all the more enjoyable by our equally amazing guide and driver, Daniel. The best and most exciting way to see all the little laneways and nooks and crannies of Lisbon in 1 day. Very comfortable bike and side care and extremely safe. We thoroughly enjoyed every minute of our full day tour and would thoroughly recommend it to anyone. Thanks a lot Daniel and well done.
Just got back from a wonderful cruise and had an overnite stop in Lisbon. Took this tour and it was the icing on the cake. Daniel was the best guide ever, I learned more in 4 hours that night than if I had stayed for days on my own. My husband is 70 and I am 64 and we recommend this tour to everyone...Thanks Daniel
for a wonderful tour and end of our vacation.!!!!
We had an absolutely terrific afternoon tour. The city is beautiful, and the perspective from the fab bike and sidecar is so different- it totally made the day for us.
Daniel is without doubt the star of the tour- he really enthuses about the whole city, he relishes relaying all the history to his guests and seems to really enjoy his work - lucky chap!!
A really excellent tour- well worth the money and we would love to do it again
Amazing way to see Lisbon. Daniel was a brilliant guide and driver who accommodated our revised schedule due to change in ship's docking time. Would recommend this to anybody - we were not youngsters but had a great time.
This was the best way to be introduced to any city anywhere. PLEASE do yourself a favour and take a bike ride around Lisbon. Our guide is an excellent host, very knowledgable, friendly and a very safe rider. Not only will you see amazing sights, learn heeps about Lisbon and Portugal, you'll feel a star as people wave to you and take pics of you on the bike. Its great and safe fun do it, you'll love the ride for sure.
If you do one thing in Lisbon ... do this! Fun, factual, Daniel is a great guide and the sidecar is comfortable, warm and cosy. My husband (for whom this was a surprise), loved it. His words ... 'BRILLIANT' :)
This tour was amazing!
We have taken many tours over the years. This is far and away the best!! Daniel took us all over Lisbon and explained so much of the history and importance of the sites we were seeing. Even stopped for one of the famous tarts. Can't be topped. Thank you Daniel.
My 85 year old mom was excited to visit Lisbon but unable to negotiate the steep and uneven streets-she did the sidecar tour and had a wonderful time.
One of my best experience
I have spent a lot of time in Lisbon and have taken many different tours. This was by far the best! Daniel was prompt, courteous and oh so knowledgeable. Time flew so quick as Daniel covered so much of Lisbon and Belem. Despite many road closings, due to a marathon, Daniel timed the schedule perfectly and we were not affected by the closings at all. I highly recommend this tour to everyone!
Great way to see Lisbon with all its narrow streets and lanes. Had a very special day. Beautiful city! Daniel is a great guide.
This has got to be one of the best tours I have taken. This is a must for everyone visiting Lisbon. You not only get a wonderful tour guide (Daniel) who is knowledgeable, Friendly and attentive, but you also get to visit places you most definitely would not have come by on your own. You will be getting on and off the bike plenty of times and enjoying some of the beautiful historical places in Lisbon such as Alfama, Belem, Largo de Carmo etc. We did the tour in day 12, Monday 2014.
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South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley participated in a ceremonial bill signing last week for a Student Athletes Concussion bill.
The bill works to advance the identification and treatment of concussions in student athletes, focusing on concussion awareness and prevention.
"As a governor I fully support this legislation, but as a mother with a son who plays basketball and a daughter who is a cheerleader, this bill is personally important to me," Haley said. "It tells me as a mother what to watch out for and more importantly, I know that if there is an injury, the school and coaches are going to know what to do – that the school district has a plan in place.
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Ah, another amazonian Primal woman. I'm 5'10" and I'm the short one in my family. At my most fit, right before my Kilimangaro hike when that monokini shot was taken, my waist was 27". I let a little overeating and sedentary-ness creep up on me this past year with taking care of Dad and then all the real estate stuff. It has just been a really unsettled time for me.
But, I am looking forward to more regular walks with my dog all around the harborside area where I am moving plus maybe taking up crossfit.
Yes exercise is good for what ails ya all around. I have been "lifting heavy things" the past few days in the form of all my worldly possessions carried down from the third story of my old house and back up two flight to my new place.
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Star Tracks: Monday, May 16, 2016
42 years, 2,191 covers and 55,436 stories from PEOPLE magazine's history for you to enjoy
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September 01, 1980
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Whoever's Bottoms End Up Tops, the New Jeans War Could Mean Slaughter on Seventh Avenue
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When Going Home Means Back to the U.S.S.R., a Chicago Immigrant Boy Defies His Furious Father
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That's Pie, Not Egg, on Margaret Trudeau's Face in Her Slapstick TV Debut
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A Canadian Woman's Bizarre Childhood Memories of Satan Shock Shrinks and Priests
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Janina Fialkowska Was Just Another Prodigy Until She Found a Booster Named Arthur Rubinstein
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Malcolm McDowell's Romance with Mary Steenburgen Has Gone Just Like Clockwork
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They Shoot Oranges, Don't They? No, Just Movies, and That's One Reason Laraine Newman Is Back in L.A.
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Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Mourvedre
Origin: Australia
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TIFF 2012 Awards: 'Seven Psychopaths' and 'Silver Linings Playbook' Win
This year's Toronto International Film Festival, the 37th of its kind, announced its award recipients today. With a variety of awards at stake, Festival highlights such as Silver Linings Playbook and Seven Psychopaths took home big honors. In a ceremony that took place at the Intercontinental Hotel in Toronto, eleven awards were handed out for their achievements. The full list of winners is below.
Best Canadian Short Film
Deco Dawson for Keep a Modest Head. The jury–comprised of journalist and author Matthew Hays, journalist Katrina Onstad and filmmaker Reginald Harkema–remarked: "For the winner of this year's best short, we chose a film that expands the boundaries of documentary, one that perfectly reflects its surreal subject. The award offers a $10,000 cash prize. The honourable mention goes to Mike Clattenburg's Crackin' Down Hard for its unpredictable zaniness."
The City of Toronto + Canada Goose Award for Best Canadian Feature Film
Xavier Dolan's Laurence Anyways. The jury–comprised of producer and filmmaker Jody Shapiro, CPH PIX Festival Director Jacob Neiiendam, actor and filmmaker Valerie Buhagiar and director, writer and producer Patricia Rozema–remarked: "For its breathless cinematic energy and its entirely new love story, the jury felt honoured to watch such unfettered genius at play." This award is made possible thanks to the City of Toronto and Canada Goose and comes with a cash prize of $30,000.
The SKYY Vodka Award for Best Canadian First Feature Film
A tie between Brandon Cronenberg's Antiviral and Jason Buxton's Blackbird was announced. The jury–comprised of producer and filmmaker Jody Shapiro, CPH PIX Festival Director Jacob Neiiendam, actor and filmmaker Valerie Buhagiar and director, writer and producer Patricia Rozema–remarked: "For Best Canadian First Feature Film, we have made a decision that reflects the broad spectrum of Canadian styles and voices. The prize this year has been split between Blackbird, for its authenticity and clear-eyed social conscience, and for its ambitious commentary and visual sophistication, Antiviral." Generously supported by SKYY Vodka, the award carries a cash prize of $15,000. TIFF takes great pride in our role of supporting championing emerging filmmakers and as such, TIFF will be doubling the prize, so that both Brandon and Jason will receive a cash prize of $15,000 each.
The BlackBerry People's Choice Award
The BlackBerry People's Choice Award is voted on by Festival audiences. This year's award goes to David O. Russell for Silver Linings Playbook. TIFF explained in a press release that "the film is an intense, loving, emotional and funny family story from the director of The Fighter, David O. Russell, in which Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence find themselves partners in a secret arrangement to rebuild their broken lives. Robert De Niro yearns to get closer to his son (Cooper), as he tries to keep the family afloat with his compulsive bookmaking. The award offers a $15,000 cash prize and custom award, sponsored by BlackBerry. First runner up is Ben Affleck's Argo. The second runner up is Eran Riklis' Zaytoun.
The BlackBerry People's Choice Midnight Madness Award
Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths. First runner up is Barry Levinson's The Bay, and second runner up is Don Coscarelli's John Dies at the End.
The BlackBerry People's Choice Documentary Award
Bartholomew Cubbins for Artifact. First runner up is Christopher Nelius and Justin McMillan's Storm Surfers 3D. Second runner up is Rob Stewart's Revolution.
NETPAC Award for the Best First or Second Feature World or International Asian Film Premiere
Sion Sono's The Land of Hope. The jury–made up of Laurice Guillen (Philippines), Shelly Kraicer (Toronto/Beijing) and Azize Tan (Istanbul)–remarked: "For its subtle, complex and artful account of the social and political aspects of a national trauma that ends in hope and love, the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival NETPAC Award for best feature film is given to The Land of Hope by Sion Sono."
Grolsch Film Works Discovery Award
The inaugural award went to Rola Nashef for Detroit Unleaded.
For the 21st consecutive year, TIFF welcomed an international FIPRESCI jury for the competition. The jury members consist of jury president Peter Keough (United States), Jon Asp (Sweden), Ashok Rane (India), Louis-Paul Rioux (Canada), Juan Manuel Dominguez (Argentina) and Brian McKechnie (Canada). The following awards were decided upon by the above jury.
The Prize of the International Critics (FIPRESCI Prize) for Special Presentations
Francois Ozon's Dans la maison (In the House). The jury remarked: "For achieving an exquisitely crafted entertainment that blurs the distinction between the storyteller and the story told, and that assuages with playful complexity the tragedies of life with the consolations of art, the FIPRESCI award for Special Presentations goes to Francois Ozon's In the House."
Prize of the International Critics (FIPRESCI) for the Discovery Programme
Mikael Marcimain's Call Girl. The jury remarked: "With an intense sense of cinema reminiscent of the American thrillers of the 1970s, Mikael Marcimain's debut feature achieves a portrait of an obscure world involving women's rights and political corruption. Marcimain deals with his sensitive subject with immense ease and craftsmanship. Because of these accomplishments the FIPRESCI Award for Best Film in the Discovery Programme goes to Mikael Marcimain's Call Girl."
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Meetings held by Exec at conferences
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Conference Handbook - Meetings held by Exec
Exec Meeting
Usually, the ACL Exec holds an all-day meeting the day before the main conference.
For this it requires one room seating about 20 people boardroom-style. Projection equipment and internet access are desirable. Lunch is usually provided.
Exec Dinner
The Exec has a special dinner during the conference to acknowledge and thank all volunteers (about 50 people) for their services. This dinner usually lasts a long time. The Local Chair should arrange this dinner, in coordination with the ACL President and Secretary. Some AV equipment is usually needed.
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still cant bealive i been waitin that long an its only 19 days away!
Alright the wait is over....pretty much. We have about less than 3 weeks left in the states....
so I geuss you can call it OVER.
So how was your wait and your reaction to everything Nintendo related for the past three years 2004 /2005 /2006. And how would you discribe your wait for the Wii and your favorite titles?
do not fear the wait is almost over
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still cant bealive i been waitin that long an its only 19 days away!
In the making
What do you mean the wait is over? 3 weeks is a LONG time! These days are taking FOREVER, and the night that I camp out at gamestop is going to be the longest night of my life.
I actually like camping out its pretty fun if you have friends with you
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Thanks Wiired for the awesome sig
Alright you think 3 weeks is a long time!!!!!Originally Posted by Jenova
What about the past years we have been waiting for it, now thats a long time, 3 weeks is nothing man!!!
wow, 3 weeks...wow....i still think the most ive been pumped up for the wii was in may but when we hit nov. it will be amazing...
Thanks Star Striker for the sig.
Support the Third Parties!
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Yep, it's almost here.
Yeah its going to be no time and we will all have Nintendo's best console!
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THIS IS ONE of the few player-personnel decisions that should be easy for the Phillies to make.
Hard-throwing Cole Hamels just tossed team president Dave Montgomery, general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. and anybody else involved in the process a softball to be knocked out of Citizens Bank Park.
If Hamels is to be believed, and frankly there is no reason not to take him at his word, then the Phillies' short- and long-term path for solving their Cole dilemma is clear.


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