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Noted award winning cinematographer Mankada Ravi Varma(84) the doyen among cameramen died at his house in Chennai on Monday (Nov 22) evening.
He was under treatment for Alzheimer's disease at his sister's residence in Chennai for a few years.
Some of the finest cameramen in Indian cinema have come out from the backwaters of Kerala, where they honed their skills making films on a shoe string budget. Who can forget the contribution of cameramen like Vincent Master, Mankada Ravi Varma, Balu Mahendra, Sivan, Ramachandra Babu and others to Malayalam cinema.
He was the only cameraman in Indian cinema who was very particular to do only art house films mainly with Adoor. He has won two National Awards for the best cinematographer, one for Adoor Gopalakrishnan's Swayamvaram in 1972 and in 2000 for his documentary Kalamandalam Gopi.
The only other art house directors who had worked with Mankada were PM Azeez (Aval), PN Menon (Olavum Theeravum), Aravindan (Utharayanam) and Singeetham Sreenivasa Rao (Dikkattha Parvathy). The critics even now talk about his black and white camerawork using natural light in PN Menon's Olavum Theeravum (1967), the first Malayalam film that was shot entirely in outdoor locations.
Mankada's best is supposed to be Adoor's Elipatthayam. But the master director himself in an interview has said: "I would rate Nizhalkuthu (2002), as Ravi ettan's best ever work, 30 years after we started our journey together with Swayamvaram (1972)."
Adoor Gopalakrishnan in an obituary to Mankada Ravi Varma has said: "I never asked him why he only worked only with me, as he used to say he wanted to do only good films. Ravi ettan is the only person to whom I used to courier my script before they were made. His response and clarity on my script encouraged me a lot."
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Starting next year, students in Alabama will be required to learn about evolution and climate change—a move that upends the state's decade-old science standards.
Starting next year, students in Alabama will be required to learn about evolution and climate change—a move that upends the state's decade-old science standards.
Christopher Nolan's Interstellar broke new ground in its scientifically accurate portrayal of black holes and wormholes. A scientific journal is now urging educators to feature the film in their classes when teaching such topics as general relativity.
For the past eight years, 21-year-old Zack Kopplin has been fighting to keep creationism out of Louisiana's science classrooms. Despite a series of setbacks and the feeling that he's continually losing battles, Kopplin still feels he'll win the war. We spoke with him to learn more.
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Is it the text books that need revamping? Does the curriculum need a refresh? Should we broaden the slate of experiments? Whatever you think the problem is, tell us what you think we could do to fix science education — and why it would work — in the comments now.
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Nicholas Walters Eager To Face Nonito Donaire Next
By Hector Villarreal
After scoring an impressive knockout over multi-division former world champion Vic Darchinyan (39-7-1, 28 Kos) last Saturday in Macau to retain his WBA "regular" featherweight belt for the second time, Jamaican Nicholas "The Axeman" Walters (24-0, 20 KOs) arrived in Panama along with his trainers and members of his managerial team.
"I´ll spend a few days at home before traveling with my father to Jamaica to celebrate this important victory with my many fans in the island but first will visit my manager Jacques Deschamps in Haiti who was unable to be in Macau with me in China," said Walters, who recognizes Darchinyan as a tough opponent. "One thing is watching him on tape and another very different one facing him in the ring. He is fast, accurate and very strong and I have to recognize that his complicated style gave me problems to set my strategy in the early rounds".
About the perfect uppercut which sent the Armenian to the canvas in round two, the unbeaten champion said: "I knew he was not finished so Instead of going after him to try to finish the fight, I watched my defense because an experienced fighter like him can become more dangerous in such a situation".
"The Axeman" is very satisfied about the way he knocked Darchinyan out to steal the show on a the "Featherweight Fury" boxing card presented by Top Rank at the Cotai Arena in Macao, and he expressed his thanks to his fans in Jamaica, Panama and all around the world.
"I scored the most impressive defining victory on a card which included most of the top featherweights in the world so I have to first thank my manager Jacques Deschamps and my team, my promoter Bob Arum and as well as everyone at Top Rank Promotions but specially to the World Boxing Association which recognizes me as their champion", added Walters.
About a possible clash with super champion Filipino Nonito Donaire, "The Axeman" said:
"That´s the fight I would like, but Donaire who was badly cut in his fight also mentioned the possibility of giving a rematch to Vetyeka but I would like to fight at the quickest again as I want to be more active than I have been since becoming champion.
"I spoke with the South African after his fight and he is very disappointed about the way he lost his title and I understand him. Will I face Nonito next or not I do not know at this time and it may be too early to say, but my manager with, Mr. Bob Arum and the WBA will decide. I´m ready to face anyone at my weight."
Wonder why he's not eager to face a fighter like Rigo?? I know they are not in the same div,he should be calling for him tho imo..Comment by #1Assassin on 06-04-2014
[QUOTE=Divine Hammer;14620419]i'd like to see walters fight gradovich next and the winner fights the winner of donaire vs vetyeka 2.[/QUOTE] me too. donaire owes vetyaka a rematch which based on what i saw in the first fight would be a…Comment by Hougigo on 06-04-2014
[QUOTE=dinero fan;14623174]Noni is going to do everything in his power to avoid Walters.[/QUOTE] Why not just post that with your real account?Comment by dinero fan on 06-04-2014
Noni is going to do everything in his power to avoid Walters.Comment by Jerzz on 06-03-2014
Donaire Sr wants Walter first. They beleived they can counter him.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (40)


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Photos: Artur Beterbiev Demolishes Enriquez in One
There was plenty of action on the debut show of the new season of the Fast & Dangerous series, presented by Yvon Michel (GYM) and InterBox at the Sports Complex Sportscene of Mont-Saint-Hilaire (QC). Photos by Robert Levesque/Photo Zone Sport.
In the main supporting bout, Montrealer Artur Beterbiev (5-0-0), a dangerous former Olympian, faced Alvaro Enriquez (5-13-2) of Mexico. The fight was scheduled for six but never made it past the first. Enriquez was knocked down three times and Beterbiev won by TKO at 2:38 of the round.
Beterbiev, seen as the second coming of Sergey Kovalev and being fast-tracked by his promoters. They are looking to match him in his next fight against former champion Tavoris Cloud.
[QUOTE=sakura storm;14882768]This guy would knock out Ward.[/QUOTE] he already beat the great enriquez. does he really need ward to cement his legacy?Comment by Foreign Soil on 09-13-2014
I know it pains you badly that there's gifted fighters from foreign shores. I'm enjoying every minute of it though. The foreign boys and Cubans are doing their part in keeping this stagnant sport alive. Got to love how you…Comment by animalfan10 on 09-13-2014
[QUOTE=Foreign Soil;14882913][B]Guys, Ward's not a LHW, but yeah, he most likely would [/B]- just like the Mach gif you've got.[/QUOTE] Jesus Christ you are stupid. Beterbiev would KO WARD??? The number 1 or 2 p4p best fighter in the world....How…Comment by Hougigo on 08-24-2014
[QUOTE=Cuban Linx;14884293]Beterbiev is a very skilled fighter. He was a great amateur, got robbed in the Olympics (should have won gold). He's so far transitioning well in the pros. I fully expect him to knockout Tavoris Cloud in September and…Comment by Cuban Linx on 08-24-2014
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MojMac.pl, one of the most important news servers in Poland, informs about the petition. Polish Mac users can use Macs in their mutter language since Mac OS X 10.5.
A number of colleagues and friends in diverse European countries would like to use Apple computers but are hesitant to go ahead because they are unable or unwilling to work in other languages than their own.
Apple CZ has displayed its own flyer in the shops of premium Czech retailers. Apple informs us about the advantages of Macs, but in one section Apple openly lies.
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Apple uvolnil lokalizace pro všechny aplikace iLife '11. Tento krok potěší. Jenže jde kromě lokalizace pro iPhoto o zastaralé verze.
Milaraki.com, a news portal in Greece informs about the petition.
Since 1988, there have been many loyal Mac users in Greece and for the past 24 months a new "wave" of users has emerged (either fresh new to computers or transfer users from PC/Windows) which is growing non-stop.
I hope that one day we will have full Apple care and services here in the Czech Republic. Czech language in Mac OS X is one of many steps, on our long road to success.
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text: March 27 2013 March 27 10 Ways to Save on Going to the Movies Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) These days, a film for two and a few snacks costs just about as much as a steakhouse dinner. What was once a family-friendly activity has become a very expensive night out. As movie ticket prices have risen, the prices of concessions have, too. It seems impossible to take the family out to the movies without spending more than your week's grocery budget. Of course, there's always the option of waiting until a movie is available to rent a few months down the road. But there's just something about seeing a new movie on a big screen that's more exciting and memorable than watching it at home. Plus, when everyone is buzzing about the Oscar-nominated films each year, it's nice to be in the loop. 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Skip or skimp on the snacks Even if you can find a great deal on tickets, it's the popcorn, sodas, and candy that make a trip to the movies so expensive for the whole family. Sneaking food in is against theater rules, so it's best to skip the snacks altogether. Eat right beforehand so no one is hungry going into the movie. If it's impossible to bypass the buttery, salty popcorn and sugary, sweet treats (and you often have to walk past them to get to the theater so they aren't easy to resist), always go for the smallest size. Although it's easier to buy everyone their own container of popcorn, box of candy and soda to keep bickering at bay, this certainly adds up. So consider buying fewer snacks, then ask the cashier if they have extra cups or popcorn bags so you can divvy everything up. That way, everyone can have their "own" to snack on. 10. Attend a matinee One of the oldest tricks in the book for less expensive movie tickets is to attend a matinee showing. Save up to half off your ticket by going in the afternoon on a weekday and in the mornings on the weekend. Matinee cutoffs and prices vary, so check with your local theater to see when the cutoff is for discounted matinee tickets. 16 Comments LEAVE A COMMENT Cancel reply Fill in the details below or click an icon to log in.Comment Name (required) Email (required) 16 thoughts on "10 Ways to Save on Going to the Movies" MB 03/29/2013 at 2:38 pm WE GE TIX THROUGH ON-BOX FREE MOVIE TIX PROMOS= E.G. RED BARON HAS ONE NOW WITH PURCHASE OF 4 PIZZAS Reply Jessica 03/28/2013 at 11:29 am You cam also ask some theaters allow you to bring outside food. Where I live the AMC near by does not have a sign at the door saying no outside food permited ad when we asked, we were told as long as the food does not stink up the whole theater its ok. So I stop at Wawa and get a big soda and buy a bag of popcorn for $3.50. Also Check with your employer my employer offers tixkets to AMC Gold tickets allow you to see any movie including one that came out the same day fir 8.00 vs $11.00 And silver ticket for movies that have been put for 10.00 pay 6.50 vs $11.00 Reply connie 03/28/2013 at 6:05 am some theaters will let you see a movie free on your birthday Reply Lisa 03/27/2013 at 7:53 pm I mystery shop and have a 15 year old who does rated r movie checks which reimburse up to 36. So mine are mostly free. They have alcohol checks one as well if you can find a friend that age. I also sometimes write down the previews at the beginning and sometimes the managers let me stay and others don't. I mostly see all movies free though. Reply walkmom 03/27/2013 at 7:37 pm if your a AA member buy tickets from them. saves me $10.00 for a pack of 4.(still gt my movie rewards,too.) they also other deals/discounts for loads of places, so don't forget to check them out. Reply Anonymous 03/27/2013 at 6:10 pm Pizzaz once saw a guy take a popcorn bucket that a stranger left behind so that he could get the refill. Some may say that's horrible; others may think it's no big deal. What do you think? Reply guess 03/27/2013 at 10:04 pm jajajaja, that's funny!!!!!! Reply olivekay 03/28/2013 at 9:27 pm I just think it's gross! Reply Anonymous 03/29/2013 at 6:50 am There's probably people who pick up used drink cups too. Now, that's gross! 🙂 Reply olivekay 04/01/2013 at 8:13 pm That IS gross! Maybe I've seen too many people not wash their hands after using the restroom. I just would not eat out of something a stranger puts his/her hand in over and over again. 0_o Reply Anonymous 04/01/2013 at 8:19 pm I agree with you olivekay. Pizzaz once threw away a hot dog because I saw the guy putting it together picking his nose. I should have asked for my money back, but It was kinda awkward to tell him why. Reply olivekay 04/01/2013 at 8:42 pm That is super gross! I would have had to say something… I think I would have awkwardly said something like, "uh… I don't want this because I saw you picking your nose…" I don't think I could make eye contact with him at any point during this conversation. Anonymous 04/01/2013 at 10:53 pm Ha! Ha! You are my new hero!…LOL 🙂 Claudia Gilman Mais 03/27/2013 at 4:48 pm Another way to save is sign up for My Coke Rewards. Once you reach 1100 pts you can get (2) AMC tickets, a lg popcorn and 2 lg sodas for free!! Reply Anonymous 03/29/2013 at 7:51 am Great tip! For those who haven't seen it, check out our article on My Coke Rewards: http://thekrazycouponlady.com/finance/how-to-get-the-most-from-my-coke-rewards/ Reply Mollykr 03/27/2013 at 3:44 pm Me and my family stopped going to the regular theaters and now wait for them to come to the dollar theaters. We do pay less for tickets but the concession is the major budget breaker. We now only buy the one combo, which is usually a large two drinks and popcorn (the popcorn is refillable one time for free). Me and my husband share the one drink and our two girls share the other drink. As for the popcorn, we ask for small cups and we fill it up with popcorn for them. We have saved so much there. It used to be almost $60 for all of us to go the movies, now, it's more like $25 to $30 Reply


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1. Philosophy: Tutors will act in the best interest of their students.
2. Responsibility: Tutors will take responsibility for their own behavior.
3. Integrity: Tutors will follow the Academic Integrity and Academic Dishonesty Policies for our institutions.
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Academic Integrity and Academic Dishonesty Policy (Fairmont State)
4. Respect: Tutors will respect individual differences and will respect cultural, individual, and role differences.
5. Excellence: Tutors will strive for excellence by continuing to improve their skills.
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Call Capital Health Heart & Vascular Institute today to make an appointment.
"There really wasn't just one person that impacted me specifically. It was everyone."
"I couldn't think of a better place to be."
"Through the excellent care I received, I have become a 'raving fan' of Capital Health and especially the care of Dr. Steven Johnson."
"Miracles do happen and this one happened at Capital Health."
"I thought I would have to travel to Philadelphia many more times. But then I found Capital Health and it's practically right in the neighborhood. It all worked out perfectly."
"Now that I've discovered this level of technology that's this effective for prostate cancer, I want to help spread the word...."
Linda says her experience as a breast cancer survivor at the Capital Health Center for Oncology allowed her the opportunity to witness firsthand what she calls an example of "great camaraderie and a great culture of communication."
When it was determined that Robert had prostate cancer, he researched all of his options. Then he found Capital Health's CyberKnife Center.
"For the four months that we were in the hospital, we developed a close relationship with our doctors and nurses. I called them my guardian angels as well as my daughter's."
This comprehensive diabetes program is taught by a multidisciplinary staff that empowers individuals to successfully self-manage their diabetes.
According to the American College of Physicians, nephrology is defined as the area of medicine concerned with kidney diseases. Nephrologists (physicians who specialize in kidney care) are trained and board certified in internal medicine with additional training in a broad range of kidney disorders and how they affect other areas of the body. This wide scope of knowledge allows nephrologists to diagnose and treat kidney diseases as well as conditions that these disease can produce (hypertension being one) or diseases that can cause kidney failure (including diabetes melitus and polycystic kidney disease).
In addition to leading our hemodialysis unit at Capital Health Regional Medical Center for more than three decades, nephrologists at Capital Health collaborate with other specialists as part of the new Heart & Vascular Institute at Capital Health Medical Center - Hopewell.
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Albany Museum of Art
The Albany Museum of Art is located in Albany, Georgia, United States. The museum is a non-profit organization governed by a 28-member elected board of directors.
The museum was founded in 1964 as the outgrowth of the Southwest Georgia Art Association. It was first housed in an empty hosiery mill. In 1969 a small facility was constructed in a local park. In 1983 the current museum, next to Darton State College, opened with an exhibition of work by American impressionists on loan from the Phillips Collection.
Collection and exhibits[edit]
The museum displays more than 200 works of African, European, and American art from a collection of 2,400 original works.
The African collection includes masks, sculpture, pottery, baskets, textiles, jewelry and gold weights. It is one of the largest collections of Sub-Saharan art in the Southeastern United States.
The American and European collections include paintings, drawings, photographs, and sculpture. The American collection includes paintings by Edward Henry Potthast, Joseph H. Sharp, Ernest Lawson, Reginald Marsh and A.L. Ripley.
- The Banks Haley Gallery - traveling exhibitions.
- The Miller Gallery - art and artifacts from the AMA's Sub-Saharan African collection.
- The Raymond F. Evans Sporting Art Gallery - wildlife and sporting art.
- The Ralph Hodges Gallery - works by regional artists.
- The McCormack Gallery - exhibitions from the AMA Permanent Collection, collections on loan.
- The East Gallery - works by regional artists, works from the AMA Permanent Collection. (Awaiting a big-money donor for naming.)
- The AMAzing Spaces Gallery - interactive learning through hands-on experiences for children. It features masks, musical instruments, a library of children's art books, and the "Recollections Room" in which visitors can make colorful works of art just by moving through the space.
- The Learning Curve Education Gallery - exhibitions of artworks by local school children as well as children, teens, and adults enrolled in art classes offered through the AMA's ARTScool Program.
Exhibitions available for loan[edit]
- "Master Drawings from the Shaffer Collection" - 34 master drawings from the late 15th century through the early 18th century including representations of Dutch, Flemish, French, German, and Italian schools.
- "Mose Tolliver" - 14 paintings by African-American folk artist Mose Tolliver.
- "Warhol Flowers" - 10 silk screen prints by Andy Warhol that have been hand-watercolored.
- "Studio Glass from the Schuman Collection" - 63 sculptural works by artists such as Harvey Littleton and Dominick Labino.


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Beyonce lives up to hype with fierce Super Bowl halftime set
Has there ever been a 12-minute set as hyped as Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show Sunday? The widely publicized press conference, the Destiny's Child reunion rumors, the bold promise of live singing after that lip-synching scandal at Barack Obama's inauguration. Was there any possibility whatsoever it could live up to expectations—especially since the vast majority of Super Bowl halftime shows are bloated, ultimately forgettable diversions?
Outstanding in the Field schedules its first Milwaukee-area dinner, at Pinehold Gardens
Outstanding in the Field -- the group that organizes cross-country, mobile pop-up dinners typically set on farms -- will have its first Milwaukee-area dinner in August, at Pinehold Gardens in Oak Creek.
The group also will have a dinner at Shooting Star Farm in Mineral Point. Outstanding in the Field has organized dinners on farms in the Madison area/Driftless region for at least five years. »Read Full Blog Post
Rappers Fabolous and Pusha T headed for The Rave
East Coast rapster Fabolous and mixtape master Pusha T will perform at The Rave at 7:30 p.m. May 10.
Fabolous has been building his hip-hop credentials since his hit "Can't Deny It." Pusha T's debut album "Fear of God II: Let Us Pray" was released in 2011. »Read Full Article
'Israel at 65' celebration includes rides, cooking demos
The Milwaukee Jewish community will celebrate "Israel at 65," on April 21 from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center, 6255 N. Santa Monica Blvd.
The celebration includes family activities such as a climbing wall, camel rides, photo booth, bouncy house, face painting, Israel puzzle map, and archeological dig. »Read Full Article
Artist Dana Schutz at MIAD tonight
Artist Dana Schutz, known for her lushly painted grotesques and bizarre situations, is one of the most intriguing artists working in America today. Coming off of a critically acclaimed traveling retrospective, Schutz is visiting the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design this week and will speak publicly about her work Tuesday evening.
Schutz once told an interviewer she was hesitant to translate her strange artistic visions from drawings into paint. She was worried the work might be garish or "hugely embarrassing." »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Two Women's Prize for Fiction nominees plan Milwaukee visits
The Women's Prize for Fiction, the successor to the former Orange Prize for Fiction, has released its longlist of 20 nominees for the prize.
It includes a few of the most popular novels of the past year, notably Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl" and Hilary Mantel's "Bring Up the Bodies," as well as a raft of other promising works from established (Zadie Smith, Barbara Kingsolver) and emerging writers (Elif Shafak, Bonnie Nadzam, Shani Boianjiu). »Read Full Blog Post
More than 50 print exhibits across city
From Albrecht Durer to Shepard Fairey, from the halls of the world's greatest museums to paste-ups on brick walls down the street, the enduring romance of the print has attracted great artists and art lovers for centuries.
On Tap Today: Return of the alt-country angel (and friends)
Tuesday's generally not much of a day for music, at least not during this stubborn Milwaukee winter (c'mon, spring - get here already). But today's not an ordinary Tuesday.
Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell - two of American music's singular voices who, by the way, are longtime friends - are at the Pabst Theater tonight at 8, sharing music from their new album, "Old Yellow Moon." Their opening act ain't no slouch either: singer-songwriter-guitarist-legend Richard Thompson, performing with his Electric Trio. »Read Full Blog Post


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Rainbow Connection: Adding Happy Bursts of Color to Small Spaces
here. Photo Three: Adding bursts of color to a kitchen cabinet is my favorite way to make a small but fun change in my home. Start scouring your local thrift shop for vintage cups, bowls and vases for a cheap and chic rainbow fix. Anthroplogie is also a great source for colorful ceramics and glassware. Photo Four: I am so enamoured with this rainbow wall! I want to create something similar in my home. Maybe on the closet door in my little one's bedroom. I think this would be fabulous on an entry wall too…if I only had one! Photo Five: Feeling like you want to keep your burst of color simple and dignified? Sift through your book library and stack a colorful collection of your favorite classics. Images: 1: Rainbow House-Ab Rogers Design; 2-3: Andrew Tye Photograhpy via Slipcover Your Life; 4: Joy Thigpin Home-Design Sponge; 5. Matchbook Magazine via SF Girl By Bay


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Your recent attack on PSN isn't justice. It isn't some honorable cause that you have hearkened to. It is pure and utter malice. It undermines everything you have ever stood for. It undermines those that would support you. It undermines everything you have set out to accomplish.
Before you jump to conclusions, understand something: I, along with millions of PS3 owners support Anonymous in many of Anonymous' undertakings. Many Anonymous members are PS3 owners themselves.
We supported and joined you when you protested the WTO in Seattle in 1999.
We support and join you in your protest of scientology.
We support you and join you in protest of the Westborough Baptist Church.
We sent money to defend Julian Assange. Helped with the DDOS on Visa (and others.)
We support your unerring efforts to bring about global change on many, many fronts.
Some of us have even supported George Hotz.
In short, we are the very people that join those protests and help your numbers swell, help the monetary needs of those who fight the good fight.
Attacking PSN was not the good fight. If you have a problem with SONY, then go after SONY. Though PSN is their property, what you have done is nothing short of anger the very gamers, professionals, and individuals who would go to bat for you. Sure, it may mean a little inconvenience. We can't play our multiplayer games or download DLC or updates, it is true. But the one thing that you have affected, and the one thing you would be the least likely to criticize was Folding@Home. Thousands of PS3s were shut off from the Folding@Home project.
From the University of Stanford: "Our goal: to understand protein folding, misfolding, and related diseases
You can help scientists studying these diseases by simply running a piece of software."
Simply by running the app on my PS3 I am helping to fight these diseases. Now, you, Anonymous have interrupted the mission. You feel strongly about what happens in the world. We do to. And to better the world, we allow Stanford to use our PS3s through the PSN to help understand these diseases and fight them. We are just as passionate about this as you are in your fights to right the wrongs of this world. To impart your own justice.
Curing disease is justice. How many lives have you affected? How many people may die because you had to disrupt the computing power of thousands? Just to get your revenge? Too dramatic? Remember that this attack has sent a ripple through the efforts to fight cancer, Cystic Fibrosis, Sickle Cell, and many other diseases. It has disrupted efforts to find a cure for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
So, from those of us who have supported you for nigh on 2 decades and are helping to fight debilitating diseases,


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Snowboarding Forum - Snowboard Enthusiast Forums (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/forum.php)
- Meets and Events (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/meets-events/)
- - hoping to connect with promoters and charity people... (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/meets-events/44775-hoping-connect-promoters-charity-people.html)
hoping to connect with promoters and charity people...
Hey guys,
My name is Scott, and i am the creator of Santa Economics, a type of theory that I believe could help turn Santa claus into a tool for charity...In short, I am trying to give Santa back to the people in a way that should have been done years ago. From movies to merchandise to ad campaigns, the image of santa means "unlimited giving"...
I know its easy coming to on these online forums and posting nonsense, so I understand if people are skeptical of my post...I will say that I am only 35 years old, and as shown in my avatar, have walked the beaches of Aruba...I am an Xtreme Santa, and am dedicated to setting a precedent that will use the image of Santa to fit the needs of society. Thats why I am passionate about introducing a healthier version of Santa Claus.
I came to this forum because I would like to get this campaign started up in the slopes,and am hoping someone reading this might like the idea, and have a few contacts...Its a different idea, and am well aware how different ideas are treated. But I am an honest guy that is just trying to kickstart a global charity campaign using the image of Santa...surely someone might be interested in workign with me.
Happy HO HO HOlidays.
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Warn winch rebate
OK guys I bought a Warn winch at the beginning of March, the M8000 to be specific. I mounted it on my Jeep and and am quite pleased with it. I went Warn because it was a few dollars more than the cheaper Chinese made winches and the Warn is made in America with a great support network. (ok ok 350.00 more):whistling:
This thread is about the rebate that was going on at the time for a free medium duty recovery "kit". I wanted the winch and I already had most of the stuff in the "kit" but decided hell, if they are giving it to me for free I will take it, and add it to my stash. One can't have enough stuff, right?:D besides the rebate kit was priced at 200.00 so that brought the price of the winch down closer to the Smittybilt type winches. win win!:thumb:
I filled out the paperwork and mailed the necessary documentation and waited. The paperwork said to expect delivery in 8-10 weeks, but in about 5 weeks I came home to a package on my doorstep.
Inside was a tow strap, a tree strap, a snatch block, two Warn stamped D rings, a pair of really nice gloves, and a nice padded bag to carry it all in. The bag is double stitched and has enough room for the recovery "kit", and room for quite a bit more. I was displeased to see the kit was all made in China, but it certainly feels to be of better quality than the 99.00 Smittybilt recovery "kit"
Now, I am just coming back from vacation and my next rotation off I plan on heading out for a wheeling trip down to U R E national forest and will give the "kit" a run through its paces and will report back, but I am sure it will be fine.
Glad to hear you got it! Looking forward to getting my kit as well. I am about 3+ weeks out since I sent my stuff off. Did you ever get any kind of a confirmation from Warn that they recived your stuff ect? I have not. I purchased the Power Plant HP and it is just an awesome winch. It will air -up my 37's from 10 to 30 lbs in less than 2 min. sure makes life good at the trail head.
yea I got an email confirmation within a week and said I would have a followup when it shipped. It shipped but I am still waiting on the email (LOL)
I wish I had the coin for the power plant. I wanted seats and tummy tuck worse than always onboard air. (I have a tank that I toss in when I wheel where I need to air down)
It will be on my shot list though.
Maybe the same person that forgot your shipping email forgot my info received email :facepalm: LOL. Guess I should call and see if they got it, I wouldn't think a company like Warn would drop the ball but you never know. I sold my Warn cti-9.5 after the first of the year with the plan to get a power plant. I would have bought it last month for the $100 warn debt card but I herd about the recov.gear so I waited. I'll let you know what they say.
Did u send the orig receipt like they request, or a photocopy? About to mail mine out.
Up date on my Warn rebate kit:
So I still had not received a confirmation email and was getting a little concerned, so called Warn last week to check on my info etc, and found they had not received it via snail mail :banghead:.
So the kind gentleman had me email him my copied info ( Made copys as well as took pic's for a little CYA and thankfully I did). got them to him ASAP and He sent me a confirmation Email and said he would try his best to expedite it for me due to the fact it had been 4 wks already.
Imo if you are going send in this rebate, or any rebate be sure to make copys, (CYA) as in my case it save me alot of headaches. still waiting for "Brown Santa". GL guys.
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When Half-Life 2 horror mod Faceless was pitched to Greenlight, the game was described as a free-to-play title. But now it's been voted into the hallowed realm of Steam, plans are afoot to give the Slenderman-inspired game a $9.99 price tag.
According to Faceless' creative director Adam Sklar, the suggestion to try to raise revenues from the game came from Valve, followed by a decision by the development team that the money could be used to improve the game. In an interview with Indie Statik he said that the success of other indie games, offered commercially, had prompted the change.
Although multiplayer options and bonus content will be part of the $9.99 package, a core part of the game will still be free. "We will be shipping out a free version ofFaceless with the Hyde Street Station and Forest map, alongside the prologue as a single-player standalone build," he wrote on the game's ModDB blog. "These are the maps Faceless would have had, if it were to remain free, with the prologue as a bonus addition. We will be selling the full multiplayer and single-player experience ofFaceless complete with all the maps and gamemodes, prologue and epilogue, the entire package on Steam for $9.99."
In the past year much of the core Faceless development team has changed. Sklar said that team members were volunteering their time on the hide-and-seek title. "Going commercial is the best possible way to ensure we make this game the best it can possibly be, and continue to update it after its release to ensure a massive replayability value and new content." He said that Faceless is "no longer a mod, we will not be using any assets from Valve and will be total-conversion."


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KGNC-AM 710 will be off the air for part of today to repair damage to its transmitting system caused by last weekend's snow and ice storm.
Bob Reed, KGNC operations manager, said the station will leave the air at 9 a.m. and will be off until late afternoon, depending upon what repair crews find.
"We sincerely apologize to our listeners for the inconvenience this has caused," Reed said, "but no one is as distraught by the situation than we are."
KGNC-FM will not be affected by the repairs, he said.
Snow and ice damaged ground radial wires to all five of the station's towers. The radial wires constitute half of the antenna system. Without them, the station suffered a severe reduction in its 10,000 watts of power.
Repairs could cost as much as $250,000, according to the station.
The transmitter site, 17 miles northeast of Amarillo, is difficult to get to because of standing water and mud nearby.
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Ted Nugent Rates Other Guitar Players in 1987 Guitar World Interview
Here's a Ted Nugent interview from the March 1987 issue of Guitar World, which featured Steve Vai and Billy Sheehan on the cover. The original story by Bob Grossweiner started on page 74 and ran with the headline, "Terrible Ted Rates The Players: If there's one thing Ted Nugent likes more than playing guitar, it's talking. Just listen to this ..."
To see the Vai/Sheehan cover — and all the GW covers from 1987 — click here.
Ted Nugent is the first to admit that his career has had its ups and downs since the turn of the decade, which he attributes to poor management and overexposure.
So the Nuge started to manage himself and switched record labels and booking agencies to get his career back on track. And while he was recording his most recent album, Little Miss Dangerous, he got a call from Bill Conti to work on the sci-fi movie Nomads starring Pierce Brosnan, Lesley Ann Downe and Adam Ant.
Nugent is obviously more animated than the movie, which never caught on with the public — the soundtrack album was never released.
"The feedback, the dive bombers, the explosions, the rhythms, the aggressions — all the good things," he enthuses. "It elevated me, inflated my feedback — it was my typical bombastic approach. Conti boosted me. He has the computer mayhem. My inherent gut-level elements of 10 years of rock 'n' roll is on the score — the aggressive, the audacity, the sonic warfare elements."
The Motor City Madman has put his Les Paul Fusion, Gibson Byrdland and '59 Les Pauls to rest and is now exclusively using Paul Reed Smith Wonder guitars he helped design — he even provided the maple from his Michigan property.
"The instrument is magic," he says with a smile. "It sounds like a Black & Decker guitar. It has one of the finest tremolo systems in the world. I contoured the back to fit my body. It has a trim neck with width and depth and tall aggressive frets. It's a special guitar in the feel, touch, sound, dynamics and sonic dimensions."
Nugent plugs into Marshalls "With everything except volume at about a half up." He also has Fender amps with Celestion bottoms and JBL speakers, and a Sunn Penetrator amp (not marketed yet). He uses a stereo chorus and a little DDL for effects. Nugent also plays Guild and Fender basses.
Nugent lists James Brown and Wayne Cochran as his biggest influences for their groove, while also mentioning Lonnie Mack, Duane Eddy, Chuck Berry, Keith Richards, the Kinks (actually Jimmy Page's solos), the Yardbirds, Jimi Hendrix, Sun Ra and John Coltrane as influences.
"The caliber of guitar playing today," he says as a preface to the rating of the ax players, "is beyond scope. People accept an earth-shattering guitar solo as a good guitar solo. When Neal Schon does a solo at the end of a Journey song, it's acknowledged as a nice bridge when, in fact, he has come close to reversing the axis of the earth in doing such a brilliant guitar solo."
JEFF BECK: "An innovator — a master toucher and emoter of guitar fluidity."
JIMI HENDRIX: "A master craftsman, a pilot of an emotional roller coaster who came the closest to anyone in the history of the guitar to master the unlimited dimensions of the tonal and lyrical capabilities of the instrument. "
ERIC CLAPTON: "The definitive reorganizational white blues guitarist."
MIKE BLOOMFIELD: "One of my biggest influences — an early assertive tone-conscious white adaptation to the blues masters with a very excitable and flamboyant flair for rhythm and blues-based rock 'n' roll"
EDDIE VAN HALEN: "A contemporary leader of the pack with as much impact as any individual guitar player who ever lived — an innovator when innovation seemed to be attacked, an inspiration to every guitar player who wants to take the lyrical interpretation of the instrument beyond its confines."
YNGWIE MALMSTEEN: "A sensational technician — an innovative adapter of classical Baroque into a rock 'n' roll contemporary flash."
GARY MOORE: "A deceptively underrated guitarist, who has the widest range and repertoire of styles that I would like to hear more of. He's a sensational guitar player."
CARLOS CAVAZO: "An interesting, exciting guitarist who has some unique statements on the instrument which we don't hear from other people."
DAVE MENIKETTI: "A real traditionalist who has a lot of fire in his playing."
VIVIAN CAMPBELL: "He's a bit better than I thought; he was in a band that opened for me in Europe in 1977 when I did not think much of him. His recent work with Dio was upper-caliber stuff"
ANGUS YOUNG: "If you can separate the energy from the guitar, his guitar playing is one of the most exciting and well constructed for his genre of any of the rock 'n' roll guitarists."