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For the second week in a row, THE RANTS MACABRE is hosting a podcast crossover, this time spending some quality time with MISKATONIC MUSINGS. But rather than tackle the wide, wicked world of Lovecraft, Darren & Mindy (as well as their special guests) go back in time to re-examine some hilarious horror comedies of yesteryear!Read more »
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FANGO Flashback: "THE ENTITY"Fearful Features,Movies/TV,News Ken W. Hanley
In the grand scheme of haunting films, there is nothing quite like THE ENTITY. While it's aesthetics might have been replicated in the past (particularly, the INSIDIOUS films appear to be particularly inspired by THE ENTITY), no other film comparably tackles such subject matter in a stylized, mainstream execution, let alone in a manner that feels visceral and terrifying. And not so surprisingly, perhaps the lack of thematically similar material helps the 33-year-old-film resonate as an intense experience in this day-and-age that one can appreciate more with each subsequent viewing.Read more »
"THE X-FILES: Season 10, Episode 1" (TV Review)Movies/TV,News,Reviews Ken W. Hanley
During the nine-season original run of THE X-FILES, much could be said about the men behind the curtain, but more often than not, there was a seeming benign nature to them. As monsters and extraterrestrials would encounter Mulder, Scully and Co. week after week, the casualties of the investigations often were rarely targeted; rather, they were often innocent victims via chance encounters or government agents whose lives were cost via incompetence. Yet now, in this six-episode mini-series events, THE X-FILES asserts a different perspective on the puppet masters, and one that is much more misanthropic than ever before. And while few could have guessed that THE X-FILES would return with a mean-streak, fewer can deny that it works for the show, raising the stakes for our heroes while reminding the audience that in this limited run, the truth is closer than ever before… and those who discover it are not safe.Read more »
FANGORIA Podcast Network: "THE PUMPKIN PIE SHOW" Reveals The Truth Behind "V.D."!Books/Art/Culture,Features/Interviews,Home,News Fangoria Staff
Although the East Coast has found itself buried deep under snow, no weather can keep a good tale of terror from the ears of horror hounds. Thus FANGORIA climbs from our chilly trappings to bring you another eerie edition of Clay McLeod Chapman's mad monologue series, THE PUMPKIN PIE SHOW. So break out your blood-covered tuxedos and sinew-stuff corsages, as THE PUMPKIN PIE SHOW is going to teach you a lesson about "V.D."!Read more »
For Your Consideration: The 2016 Chainsaw Award Nominees for Best Limited Release Film!Movies/TV,News Ken W. Hanley
With voting season now open on the FANGORIA Chainsaw Awards, fans are putting their minds at work to select their favorites out of every potential nominee. When it came to the Best Limited Release category, there were several features that were so close to making the cut, including Corin Hardy's THE HALLOW and the horror anthology TALES OF HALLOWEEN making it all the way to the last phase of voting. And, of course, this category would be looking very differently had IT FOLLOWS remained on its intended limited release schedule earlier in 2015. Nevertheless, FANGORIA was able to sift through all the excellent terror titles of this past year and nominate our five favorites for your consideration.Read more »
Caption Contest Results: 01/18 – 01/22Movies/TV,News Ken W. Hanley
FANGORIA fanatics! If you're one of the thousands who follow us on Twitter, you're likely familiar with our daily Caption Contests! Now, due to the overwhelmingly positive response, we're highlighting the best entries of the week for the world to see! So without further ado…Read more »
Updated "EXORCIST" coming to TVMovies/TV,News Michael Gingold
"What's next—a remake of THE EXORCIST?" That frequent rhetorical question has now been answered with a yes, sort of, as the classic title is being reinvented for television.Read more »
"THE BOY" (2016; Movie Review)Home,Movies/TV,News,Reviews Michael Gingold
Say this for director William Brent Bell: At least he tries something different each time. Following the video-game-come-to-life opus STAY ALIVE, the found-footage/possession mashup THE DEVIL INSIDE and the werewolfilm WER, he now aims for old-dark-house chills with THE BOY.Read more »
Fright Festival Darling "SENSORIA" Now on VODMovies/TV,News Fangoria Staff
Over the past year, the Scandinavian horror offering SENSORIA has been rocking the fright festival scene. An eerie psychological thriller from director Christian Hallman, SENSORIA has earned acclaim from screenings around the world, including Fantastic Fest, Telluride Horror Show, Lund International Film Festival, Leeds International Film Festival, Ithaca International Fantastic Film Festival and Australia's Monster Fest. Now, U.S. horror hounds who missed SENSORIA during its prestigious festival run need not wait any longer, as the film is now available on VOD!Read more »
Exclusive art, release info for Kane Hodder-starrer "THE HAUNTING OF ALICE D"Movies/TV,News Michael Gingold
Best known as a classic slasher, Kane Hodder moves into supernatural territory in THE HAUNTING OF ALICE D. We've got the scoop on when it's coming and an exclusive look at the key art.Read more »
"MARTYRS" (2016; Movie Review)Home,Movies/TV,News,Reviews Michael Gingold
The idea of remaking Pascal Laugier's confrontational masterpiece MARTYRS turns out to be worse than the resulting film itself, though it ultimately doesn't offer many compelling reasons not to watch the original instead.Read more »
"RABID DOGS" (2016; Movie Review)Home,Movies/TV,News,Reviews Michael Gingold
When Mario Bava's long-lost RABID DOGS (a.k.a. KIDNAPPED) was finally unveiled in 1998, it proved to be a journey into uncharted territory for the Italian maestro. The remake opening this week, on the other hand, looks and sounds like an awful lot of other modern Eurocrime thrillers.Read more »


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Wisconsin Wars Finals 2012: B-Boy State Tournament tomorrow at the Grand Avenue Mall
Shout out to the Gravity Benders crew of Milwaukee for putting together the Wisconsin Wars Finals 2012 B-Boy Tournament. If you missed Breakin The Law earlier this year or some of the other dope b-boy events in the surrounding area, you don't want to miss this.
Battlers from all over the state will go head to head to see who is the best. B-Boy battles like these are your only chance to see all the elements of the culture with excitement, energy and fun it was meant to have balled all into one. Check out the flyer above and video below for all the details. See you tomorrow. »Read Full Blog Post
Chimichangas with Jean Grae and Mr. Len
I, Jank, went to the Jean Grae show at UWM last week with full intentions of interviewing her before the show started. When I got there I was told she wanted to do the interview after the show. It wasn't a huge deal. Besides, she's the star and i'm just a local (Riverwest...barely) celebrity. So I camped out and waited. It wasn't like I was going to dip before the show...I just like to have options.
Milwaukee's hip hop queen, Element, opened the show after what seemed like an eternity of a hiatus. I can assure you she's just as powerful on stage now as she was when I last saw her. She commanded the crowd and kept everyone bouncing with the help of DJ Poison Ivy on the turntables.
A bearded dj came up next. I wasn't sure who he was but he looked familiar. It was Mr. Len! I'll spare you the hip hop history lesson and just say that he was part of Company Flow which was extremely influential to me in the 90's. That said, he played a few joints to get the crowd hype before Jean came out. »Read Full Blog Post

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Anna Ziajka Stanton
Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin (2016), B.A., Georgetown University (2007)
Arabic to English translation; affect theory; the ethics of world literature; Arabic literary prizes and book fairs
Anna Ziajka Stanton completed her Ph.D. in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures in 2016. Her interests include the translation of Arabic literature into English (both theory and practice); theories of ethics, affects, object ontology, embodied reading, and world literature as they relate to translation; the evolution of the Arabic literary canon and questions of fiction and readership in the Arab world from the Nahdah to the present; and Arabic literary prizes and book fairs. She is currently Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature at Penn State University.
ARA 611C • Intensive Arabic II
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This course builds communicative skills in formal and colloquial Arabic as well as Arab culture through listening, speaking, reading and writing activities in and outside of class. The course focuses on Intermediate level tasks and topics, which involve daily life, as well as developing efficient reading strategies and listening skills. At the end of the semester students should expect to have reached Intermediate proficiency, to be able to communicate with others about daily life topics and understand simple texts on familiar topics, and to have an active vocabulary of approximately 600 words. In addition to daily reading, listening, and writing homework, the course requires participation in group work in class, presentations, quizzes, and tests. Students should expect to spend at least two hours of homework daily. Requirements also include active participation in group work during class, and occasional presentations, quizzes, and tests. Not open to native speakers of Arabic.
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Al-Kitaab fi Ta'allum al-Arabiyya I, Dictionary of Modern Arabic, Wehr/Cowan
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ARA 601C • Intensive Arabic I
41645 • Fall 2013
Meets MWF 9:00AM-10:00AM MEZ 1.206
This course is the first semester of intensive Arabic language instruction. Not open to native speakers of Arabic. Heritage speakers of Arabic and students who have studied Arabic before must contact the language placement coordinator for a placement test before beginning this course.
Brustad, Al-Batal, Al-Tonsi: Alif Baa: Introduction to Arabic Letters and Sounds 3rd edition
Brustad, Al-Batal, Al-Tonsi: Al-Kitaab fi Ta'allum al-Arabiyya: Part One with DVDs 3rd edition
alkitaabtextbook.com student access key
Available at Austin TXbooks (Beat the Bookstore) at 2116 Guadalupe St.
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31 December 2010 3:39 PM, PST | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
Merry Happy End 2010, everyone. There's something about the end of the year, probably having much to do with the annual trek back to the suburb where I grew up, that brings everything into a sharp, marzipan-tinged relief. Choices I made throughout the year were good or bad, people I love and people I'm thankful for are the most important, and my year in media condenses drastically as I have free time to take in the many end-of-the-year lists. I'm not one for end-of-the-year lists. I like lists, and as someone who has worked on the internet for almost a full decade, I know the value of content that can be skimmed first and read second. However, the end of the year is such an arbitrary time to make these lists. It's commercialism that's the motivator, like it always is. Everyone gets time off at the end of the year, time »
31 December 2010 11:58 AM, PST | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
It has been far, far too long since we last heard from Mr. Plinkett and Red Letter Media. For those that don't remember, Plinkett is the online critic who broke out onto the scene this time last year with a 70-minute review of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. In addition to being incredibly in depth and informative, taking the viewer both through the film minute-by-minute and behind the production, the video was also screamingly hilarious, if not totally fucked up (Plinkett also happens to be a psychotic serial killer who keeps women locked in his basement). Since his Phantom Menace review, he's taken extended looks at Avatar, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of The Clones, Baby's Day Out, and J.J. Abrams' Star Trek. Now we have the video that we've all been waiting for: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. This time clocking in at »
31 December 2010 8:00 AM, PST | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Family Guy: It's a Trap!
Directed by Peter Shin.
Featuring the voice talents of Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis Mike Henry, Patrick Warburton and Dee Bradley Baker.
Return of the Jedi gets the Family Guy treatment as Han Solo (Peter), Chewbacca (Brian), Princess Leia (Lois) and Luke Skywalker (Chris) continue their battle against Darth Vader (Stewie) and the Evil Empire.
Back in 2007 Seth MacFarlane and his Family Guy team earned rave reviews (not to mention an Emmy Award nomination) for Blue Harvest, their hilarious parody of Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope that saw characters from the hit animated show recast into roles from a galaxy far, far away. Two years later it was the turn of The Empire Strikes Back with the sequel Something, Something, Something, Dark Side, and now the circle is complete with this latest offering, It's a Trap! »
- flickeringmyth
31 December 2010 7:51 AM, PST | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Last December, Red Letter Media delivered a scathing 70-minute review of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace. The epic review, which at times veered into odd obsessions over pizza rolls and dead hookers but mostly made astute and intelligent points about the reviled prequel, was greeted with cheers. This past April, Rlm delivered a 90-minute dissertation on the many failings of Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. Now, on the last day of 2010, Rlm has a whopping 110 minute review of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but if the previous installments are any indication of quality, I'm in for a hilarious and insightful review that's almost as long as the movie it's reviewing. Hit the jump to check out the epic review. Via Red Letter Media. --- --- --- »
- Matt Goldberg
31 December 2010 | The Daily BLAM! | See recent The Daily BLAM! news »
Red Letter Media, who are known around the net for their in-depth and scathing video reviews of the first two Star Wars prequels, have finally unleashed their breakdown of Anakin Skywalker's turn to the Dark Side. Red Letter Media is a movie production company created by Milwaukee-based independent filmmaker Mike Stoklasa. The filmmaker attracted significant attention in 2009 through a seventy-minute video review of the 1999 film Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. The review was presented by his character "Mr. Plinkett" who has since released a massively popular review for the subsequent Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. Stoklasa has received considerable media attention for both the insights provided by the reviews and the manner of the review style. Now, Stoklasa's »
- Pietro Filipponi
30 December 2010 10:37 PM, PST | ShockYa | See recent ShockYa news »
Here's a brand new game trailer for the upcoming Mmorpg "Star Wars The Old Republic" coming soon to PC. Game Description: Play Star Wars: The Old Republic and forge your own Star Wars saga in a story-driven massively-multiplayer online game from BioWare and LucasArts. Explore an age thousands of years before the rise of Darth Vader when war between the Old Republic and the Sith Empire divides the galaxy. Choose to be a Jedi, a Sith, or from a variety of other classic Star Wars roles, and make decisions which define your personal story and determine your path down the light or dark side of the Force. Along the way you will [...] »
- brent
30 December 2010 9:24 PM, PST | ifc.com | See recent IFC news »
A planned TV special on a UK Discovery channel that re-enacts Michael Jackson's autopsy has been criticized by his estate as being "in shockingly bad taste" and a "blind desire to exploit Michael's death." A print ad for the show depicted a corpse on a steel table covered by a sheet, with a hand sticking out revealing Michael's signature white glove. Whether it works as an ad or not I don't know, but I do know that it continues a long tradition of insensitive media exploitation -- much of which Michael certainly brought on himself. But, so as not to dwell on the negative at year's end, and fresh off his first real posthumous release, here's a look at the best of what the King of Pop did while he was still alive. I'll leave out the obvious, moonwalk, which I encourage you to do immediately after reading this list. »
- Brandon Kim
30 December 2010 5:54 PM, PST | Planet Fury | See recent Planet Fury news »
Academy Award-winning special effects artist Grant McCune has died, losing his battle with cancer at age 67.
Long known as a visual effects leader, McCune was chief model maker for George Lucas' sci-fi touchstone Star Wars and took home an Oscar in 1978 for Best Visual Effects for his efforts. As a specialist in miniatures and models, he worked on more than 200 projects, among them genre favorites such as Jaws, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Speed, Child's Play and Batman Forever. Through his company Grant McCune Design, he was involved with many classic flicks, including X-Men 2, Long Kiss Goodnight, Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2 and Serenity.
McCune is survived by his wife, his two children and his sister. In a contemporary Hollywood sorely lacking in innovation and originality, he will be greatly missed. Rest in peace, sir.
- Theron
30 December 2010 1:06 PM, PST | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
Legend Of The Guardians:the Owls Of Ga' Hoole – (3D Blu-ray)Warner Home Entertainment2010/Rated PG/Running Time 97 minsList Price $44.98 – Now AvailableWhat would possess Zack Snyder to make a kiddie film about owls? I remember asking myself this question many months back when I first caught the trailer for the 300 director's latest, Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole. Had Snyder licked one too many Tootsie Roll pops or was he trying to show Warner Bros., the studio which had produced his last two films, that he could be a versatile director? Perhaps making a sure fire hit children's film was the only way the studio would back a radical idea like his bizarre looking epic Sucker Punch? Whatever the reason, I don't really care, because Lotg not only marks Snyder's best film, but proves he can handle stories of substance over style. Not that any of Snyder's familiar style is missing from Lotg, »
30 December 2010 9:55 AM, PST | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
It's a sad day for the Rebel Alliance. Grant McCune, the artist who brought such iconic characters as R2-D2 to life for 1977's Star Wars has died from pancreatic cancer. He was 67. McCune, who also appeared in the film as a Death Star gunner, won an Oscar for his work as part of George Lucas' visual effects team, an acheivement that sparked a decades-long career as one of Hollywood's top visual effects designers. He earned a second Academy Award nomination for his work on 1980's Star Trek: The Motion Picture and went on to handle the visuals for blockbusters like Speed, Batman Forever and Spider-Man. Check out the video above for a sampling of McCune's »
30 December 2010 8:00 AM, PST | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
It is about time that Space: 1999 has been released, not only on Blu-ray, but also as one complete season. This release gives you the entire first season packaged together in a seven-disc set, where it had previously been offered on DVD in numerous volumes. I mean, who has that much shelf space that they can devote a yard and half of storage to Space: 1999 episodes? Now you can have the entire Season One of Space 1999, occupying but a mere inch of valuable shelf real estate. My review of the Season One Blu-ray, after the jump. Space: 1999 was produced in the UK by Gerry Anderson, who gave the world the gift of "supermarionation" (marionette puppets with a flashy name) that were used to produce children's sci-fi themed shows Thunderbirds (1965) and Captain Scarlet and the Mysterions (1967). Space: 1999 ran for only two seasons: 1975-1977, just in time to »
- Rob Klein
30 December 2010 7:39 AM, PST | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
Visual Effects Artist Grant McCune, who is best known for the models and miniatures he made for Star Wars (1977), passed away on Monday, December 27th. McCune died at his home in Hidden Hills, California from pancreatic cancer at the age of 67.
McCune won an Academy Award for his work on Star Wars, the first of George Lucas' six-film franchise, later nominated for a second Oscar in 1980 for Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
- Travis Keune
30 December 2010 7:00 AM, PST | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
The Star Wars Holiday Special was broadcast in its entirety only once, and has never been released on VHS, DVD or Blu-ray (although it isn't hard to find bootleg copies online and at local comic book conventions). For those who haven't seen the special, here is a short description from wikipedia [1]: In the storyline that ties the special together, Chewbacca and Han Solo visit Kashyyyk, Chewbacca's home world, to celebrate Life Day. Along the way they are pursued by agents of the Galactic Empire, who are searching for members of the Rebel Alliance on the planet. The special introduces three members of Chewbacca's family: his father Attichitcuk, his wife Mallatobuck, and his son Lumpawarrump. During the special, scenes also take place in outer space and in spacecraft including the Millennium Falcon and an Imperial Star Destroyer. The variety-show segments and cartoon introduce a few other locales, such as a »
- Peter Sciretta
30 December 2010 6:23 AM, PST | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
Last November I dedicated my 'Not Available on DVD' column to the "infamously harebrained but entertaining-as-hell" 1978 Italian Star Wars knockoff Starcrash. It was released on the Orion VHS label in the mid-80′s (and on a cheap label under the title Female Space Invader) but had yet to appear as a domestic DVD release. At the time I wrote "Leave it to the wacky Italians, always quick to exploit a popular trend, to rip off George Lucas's cash cow resulting in a film so spectacularly cheesy that over 30 years later it has actually aged better than the film it emulates.". (read the entire column Here) I wrote this half in jest as a way to tweak my Star Wars-worshipping friends, but after watching the new Blu-Ray release from Shout! Factory, I'm starting to think I may have been on to something after all.
Shout Factory has done »
- Tom Stockman
30 December 2010 4:58 AM, PST | Alt Film Guide | See recent Alt Film Guide news »
Visual-effects artist Grant McCune (above, with R2-D2), whose most notable effort was probably George Lucas's Star Wars (1977), died of pancreatic cancer at his home in Hidden Hills, 30 miles northwest of Los Angeles. McCune was 67. McCune won an Oscar for Star Wars, which he shared with visual-effects specialists John Stears, John Dykstra, Richard Edlund and Robert Blalack. Two years later, McCune was nominated for another Oscar for Robert Wise's Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Along with Bill Shourt, McCune also designed a giant white shark model for Jaws, though neither man was credited on the Spielberg film. Other efforts include Die Hard, Speed, Batman Forever, and Spider-Man. About his work with miniatures, McCune told Popular Mechanics in 2008: "I've always told people to get a good background in photography first. The most important thing is what you see with your eye. … All the best people who ever »
- Anna Robinson
30 December 2010 | The Daily BLAM! | See recent The Daily BLAM! news »
Lately he's been known for portraying Mace Windu in Star Wars, and Nick Fury for Marvel Studios; but Sam Jackson has a favorite word he can't use in either of those PG-13 franchises. Taking clips from Jackie Brown, Shaft, Pulp Fiction and Snakes on a Plane, this video blogger wanted to prove the veteran actor just can't stop saying 'motherf*cker.' »
- Pietro Filipponi
30 December 2010 3:27 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Renowned special effects artist Grant McCune has died from cancer, aged 67. The artist passed away at his home in California on Monday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, reports WENN. McCune was one of the men behind the shark model created for Jaws in 1975 before working on the original 1977 Star Wars movie, which won him the Academy Award for 'Best Effects, Visual Effects'. He would gain another Oscar (more) »
- By Paul Delamore
30 December 2010 1:10 AM, PST | Movieline | See recent Movieline news »
Oscar-winning special effects artist Grant McCune, one of the original members of George Lucas' F/X team, has passed away at 67 from complications from cancer. Chances are that McCune played a major role in your childhood and adult life with his work on Star Wars, Star Trek: The Motion Picture or maybe Spaceballs. In remembrance of McCune and the model-work he helped pioneer, here's a making of video of some more recent miniatures work his special effects company did on Spider-Man. After that, take a look at clip from Star Wars: A New Hope which showcases the work which won McCune an Oscar. Rest in peace. »
29 December 2010 9:13 PM, PST | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
With Tsr Buzz, you'll find links to articles, videos and other random things that will help you waste your time just a little bit more.
Did the internet shut down this week? I'm having a hard time finding anything that's not a best of list. Speaking of, Best of Cat Videos courtesy of Gawker. Patton Oswalt brings a call of arms for geek culture. I'm not sure I agree that Geek culture is dead (I think he just aged and what he liked as a kid became more mainstream) but it's still good reading. Well, fine. If no one wants to make new, funny videos this week, I'll have to find some old stuff to show. Here's The Lemonheads video for "Luka" featuring a young, attractive, Evan Dando.
Finally, I have a new obsession. »
- Megan Lehar
29 December 2010 5:31 PM, PST | WENN | See recent WENN news »
Oscar-winning special effects artist Grant McCune has died, aged 67.
The filmmaker passed away at his California home on Monday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
McCune was behind the shark model created for Steven Spielberg's 1975 thriller Jaws and went onto work on 1977's Star Wars, which won him the visual effects Academy Award.
He continued his career behind the scenes on films including Die Hard, Never Say Never Again, Big, Space Balls and Caddyshack and launched his own company, Grant McCune Design, working on movies such as Speed, Batman Forever, Red Planet and Spider-Man.
He is survived by his wife, Katherine, and two children, Cole and Lily. »
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February 25, 2014
Good advice, wrong address: Russia responds to Susan Rice "no tanks to Ukraine" warning
By RT TV
Russia sees merit in the advice against use of force in Ukraine which US National Security Adviser Susan Rice voiced, but believes it was wrongly directed towards Moscow. Washington would be a more appropriate recipient of the piece of wisdom. Washington justifies its interventions on humanitarian reasons and the obligation to depose repressive governments.
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"We have noted the expert assessment of Susan Rice based on multiple cases when American troops were sent to various places of the word, especially those where the US administration believed the norms of Western democracy were in danger, or where the local regimes were getting out of hand," a Russian Foreign Ministry source told news agencies on Monday.
The source added that, "We expect that national security adviser would be giving to the US leadership the same advice on the mistaken path of the use of force if it decides to conduct a new intervention."
The veiled reproach comes after a Sunday interview, in which Susan Rice said bluntly that sending troops to restore ousted President Yanukovich's leadership in Kiev "would be a grave mistake" on the part of Russia.
"The position of some of our Western partners doesn't show genuine concern, but a desire to act out of geopolitical self-interest," said a statement on the Russian foreign ministry's website.
Following the ouster of President Yanukovich, Moscow has not changed its stance nor voiced any support for him. It only criticized the opposition for not keeping its word and breaking a West-sponsored reconciliation agreement, which it signed with Yanukovich.
Moscow wants to see somebody in Kiev who would have the authority and power to implement whatever agreements the countries may negotiate, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev stressed on Monday.
"Frankly, the legitimacy of many governmental bodies is in doubt there," he said. "Treating masked men armed with Kalashnikov rifles, who are now circling Kiev, as a government -- we would find it difficult working with such a government."
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the establishment of new Russia, it has fought just one war with a foreign power. In 2008, Russian tanks were sent to Georgia, after the latter tried to use military force to seize control over its breakaway region of South Ossetia. Russia justified its actions by the death of Russian peacekeepers who were stationed in Georgia under a UN mandate with the brief not to allow military action between Georgians and Ossetians, and who were killed by the advancing Georgian troops.
Russia also used its military in its own territory in the Republic of Chechnya, which went from a nationalist uprising to forming a de facto independent government to transforming into a hotbed of banditry and terrorism, spilling violence into neighboring Russian regions. Moscow eventually took Chechnya back under its control through alliances with some local militant factions and by offering generous rebuilding funding in exchange for assurances of security and loyalty.
Washington justifies its interventions on humanitarian reasons and the obligation to depose repressive governments. Such obligations however, do not seem to apply to countries which have a poor human rights record, like Saudi Arabia, but remain American allies.


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Cardiff Blues lost their unbeaten record in the Guinness PRO12 as Leinster came from 10 points behind to win 16-13 at the Arms Park.
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Francesco Guidolin's future as Swansea manager looks bleak after Liverpool fought back to win 2-1 at the Liberty Stadium.
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Software can solve almost any problem. The problem is that we don't always understand what the problem is. Understanding the problem—the real problem—is the role of the requirements process.
This workshop presents a complete process for uncovering the real requirements, testing them for correctness, and recording them clearly, comprehensibly and unambiguously. This requirements process starts with the business—for it is only within the business that you can discover the real needs. When you know the real needs, it is possible to determine the system that best serves those needs, and to specify, completely and innovatively, the requirements to get the right system built.
"Absolutely fantastic course, will be extremely useful for me." — Leanne O'Connor, Application Development Officer, Mt. Eliza Business SchoolThis workshop shows you how to precisely define the scope of the business problem, to discover and involve the appropriate stakeholders, to use today's techniques to learn what the business really needs, to innovate and find better ways to do the work, to communicate effectively and to write testable, unambiguous requirements.
This course is endorsed by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA™). It provides material and skill relevant to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK™) version 2.0.
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Yes, if you want to be involved in delivering the right systems—:the ones that get used. Your title is probably business analyst, systems analyst, project leader or manager, requirements engineer, consultant or similar. Or if you are a user or software customer and want to ensure the requirements process delivers what you need.
"The continual use of real examples and experience made it all come to life. The best course I have ever attended. All questions were answered and none dodged". — Wes Mar, Senior Analyst, Insurance Australia Group.
What will I learn? What will I be better at?
This builds a foundation for the requirements project by establishing its Scope-Stakeholder-Goals. This gives you the precise scope of the business area to be studied; a testable goal for the project; and using stakeholder maps, you can identify all the sources of requirements. Additionally, the blastoff ensures the project is viable and worthwhile.
At the core of any requirements process is the ability to get people to tell you what they really need, rather than their perceived solution, or what they think you might be able to deliver. We show you how to use apprenticing, use case workshops, interviewing, brainstorming, and other techniques to discover exactly what the customers need—and want.
This section introduces the brown cow model that gives the business analyst different ways of thinking about the problem, and allows the real problem to be solved to emerge. We also look at innovation—fresh thinking about the problem—and how it is a necessary component of any requirements process.
"The course not only treated the technical aspects but also the softer subjects in requirements gathering like psychological aspects". — Ron Buskens, Oce Technologies
Functional requirements are those things the product must do. You discover them by understanding the real work of the organisation, and determining what part of that work the automated product can best do. The automated product is specified using well-formed requirements. We also show you how to use agile story cards as a way to capture the needed functionality.
Non-functional requirements are properties the product must have, such as the desired look and feel, usability, performance, cultural aspects and so on. This section demonstrates the importance of correct non-functional requirements, and discusses the various types. It shows you how to use the template, and other methods, to find the all-important qualitative requirements for your product.
Being agile does not mean being able to do without requirements - the end solution still has to match the business needs. It is just that requirements are done differently for agile projects. This section shows you how to incorporate sensible requirements practices into your project, and importantly, how to write the best user stories.
Prototyping is a way of discovering requirements by testing mock-up products for the user's work. Here we look at the merits of both low and high-fidelity prototypes, and how they and scenarios are used to discover previously-hidden requirements. We also look at the wanted alternatives, unwanted exceptions and potential misuses of the product.
This section addresses the need to communicate requirements—how to formulate them and how to include an unambiguous fit criterion. This makes the requirement testable, as well as ensuring the implemented solution precisely matches the client's expectations.
Testing is most effective when it is done early in the development cycle. Here we demonstrate how to test requirements before they become part of the requirements specification. The Quality Gateway rejects out-of-scope, gold-plated, non-viable, incorrect and incomplete requirements.
Requirements are the lynchpin of any development effort, and so have to be managed effectively. We look at strategies for your requirements project, the requirements knowledge model, how to prioritise requirements, and how to resolve conflicting requirements. We take a quick look at tools to help manage requirements.
You discuss and determine how to make your own requirements process as effective and efficient as possible. This involves incorporating your own organisational processes into the requirements activity. You build a model of how you will use what you have learned when your return to your own workplace.
"The course is grounded in the real world of requirements elicitation. It measures excellently." — John Purssey, ProQual Consulting.
We want you to use this right away. Each of the teaching chapters is reinforced with a workshop where you apply the concepts presented in the seminar. Participants work in teams to discover, specify and evaluate requirements for a significant system by:
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Learning from Experience
This course was written by James Robertson and Suzanne Robertson, creators of the Volere requirements techniques.
"Excellent! Great delivery from experienced business analysts (not a "trainer") with up to date work practices and examples." — Sandra Pilgrim, CGU Insurance.
Suzanne Robertson is co-author of Mastering the Requirements Process, Third Edition: Getting Requirements Right (Addison-Wesley 2012) a book that provides guidance on finding requirements and writing them so that all the stakeholders can understand them. Her other requirements book, Requirements-Led Project Management (Addison-Wesley 2005) addresses how to use requirements as input to planning and management. She is also co-author of the Volere approach to requirements engineering.
She has more than 30 years experience in systems specification and building. Her courses on requirements, systems analysis, design and problem solving are well known for their innovative workshops and practical applicability. Current work includes research and consulting on finding and involving the right stakeholders, the building of requirements knowledge models and running audits for assessing requirements specifications. She is a principal and founder of The Atlantic Systems Guild and is founding editor of the Requirements column in IEEE Software magazine.
James Robertson is a consultant, teacher, author, project leader whose area of concern is the requirements for products, and the contribution that good requirements make to successful projects. James is a leading proponent of the principle of introducing creativity into the requirements process. His controversial article "Eureka: Why Analysts Should Invent Requirements" in IEEE Software has provoked heated discussion and has been widely quoted. Before becoming a systems engineer, James trained as an architect and his experience in that profession provides inspiration for his work on innovation and creativity. He is co-author of Mastering the Requirements Process, Third Edition (Addison-Wesley 2012), Requirements-Led Project Management (Addison-Wesley 2005), the Volere approach to requirements engineering, and Complete Systems Analysis: the Workbook, the Textbook, the Answers (Dorset House, 1994), a two-volume text and case study that teaches the craft of systems analysis.
Join the Move to Better Requirements
If you want to join the elite band of software developers whose systems are used-and enthusiastically used-then come and participate when one of the industry's most respected names explains how you can get the most value from your requirements gathering activities.
It will take three days out of your schedule, and we will give them back to you with interest (think how much extensive modification and abandoned systems cost you). We know that when you use a better requirements process, you will save months of maintenance effort, be more responsive to user requests, and avoid building systems that end up as shelfware.
Find out how you can gather requirements that deliver your systems earlier, and ensure that they are used, and useful.
Download a pdf copy of this course description. (198 KB)
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As we update the news about Google offering Palestine free SMS chat via gmail with info from a trusted source that Google also offers this feature to the African country Ghana and "Israel", Google spokesman just confirmed officially that update, here is the list of mobile operators list of operators Google Free SMS chat currently support:
- Ghana: MTN, Zain, Tigo, Kasapa.
- Israel: Pelephone and Orange.
- Palestinian Territories: Jawwal.
- United States: All operators.
It is worth mentioning that in Palestine and Arab countries the person who sends the SMS is the one who gets charged unlike USA where the receiver (update: and the sender ) hold the burden.
Google spokesman commented on the subject by saying:
"SMS in Gmail Chat is a feature that allows Gmail users to send SMS messages to their contacts? mobile phones using Gmail Chat. We believe SMS in Gmail Chat bridges online and mobile communications, bringing a new level of flexibility and mobility to Gmail Chat. We hope to extend this to additional countries and additional carriers in the future, but have nothing to announce at this time."
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January 26, 2012 - ANSI senior program manager Dr. Vijay Krishna, along with ANSI assessors Dr. Lynn Webb and Mickie Rops, traveled to Malaysia for on-site assessment of EC-Council (the International Council of E-Commerce Consultants), which is committed to cybersecurity and currently seeking ANSI accreditation of its Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v8) certification program. This marks first time U.S.-based accreditation body has performed assessment of personnel certification body outside North America.
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2011 numbers: Taylor rushed for 1,330 yards and 10 touchdowns while averaging 102.3 yards per game. He also added 25 catches and a pair of receiving scores.
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Making the case for Taylor: The fact that he rushed for more than 1,000 yards in a four -- sometimes five-back system -- is impressive enough. But Taylor was also the most complete back in David Shaw's stable. He was the headlining runner in the second most productive rushing attack in the conference. Taylor showed good hands out of the backfield, rarely took negative plays and was the strongest blocker of all of the Stanford backs. He netted 1,363, which means he only had 33 negative yards all year. Taylor now has back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons under his belt and has to be considered one of the top backs returning to the conference. With a good season in 2012 he'll be a strong NFL prospect.


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The Task Force recommends revising U.S. policy toward North Korea to break the cycle of North Korean provocation and promote stability in Northeast Asia.
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