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MCS Environmental, Inc.
based in Missoula, MONTANA (USA)
MCS Environmental is an integrated industrial hygiene, environmental consulting, engineering, construction, remediation, abatement, and restoration firm, responding effectively to a wide variety of client requirements.
Big Sky Carbon Sequestration Partnership (BSCSP)
based in Bozeman, MONTANA (USA)
The Big Sky Carbon Sequestration Partnership (BSCSP) is part of Montana State University's Energy Research Institute. The partnership is supported by the U.S. Department of Energy as one of seven regional carbon sequestration partnerships. Our team engages key stakeholders to help determine or identify the best approaches for permanently storing regional carbon dioxide ...
Felco Industries, Ltd.
based in Missoula, MONTANA (USA)
Since 1983, we have been designing and manufacturing high quality excavator attachments. Our patented construction equipment products are built to last and designed specifically to help improve job safety and efficiency. Felco products have a reputation that resembles the impressive Montana landscape: rugged, durable, diverse, and impervious to all types of environmental ...
Envirocon, Inc.
based in Missoula, MONTANA (USA)
Envirocon, Inc. provides full-service environmental remediation, demolition, and civil construction services to public- and private-sector clients. We apply multidisciplinary scientific, engineering, and construction expertise to serve the environmental needs of our national and international clientele. Our focus is on implementing the highest quality and most ...
Advanced Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc. (AE2S)
Office in Great Falls, MONTANA (USA)
Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services, Inc. (AE2S) is a specialized civil/environmental consulting engineering firm that provides professional services and our unique brand of extreme client service to municipal, rural, and industrial clients in the states of North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, and South Dakota. we offer a total solution by providing master ...
Harper Industries Inc.
Distributor in Chinook, MONTANA (USA)
Harper Industries, Inc. is a diverse, values-based manufacturing company building quality products in the fields of agriculture, hydraulics, landscaping and sports turf management. We build durable, brand name products such as DewEze flatbeds, DewEze hydraulics, and Harper Turf Equipment products.
Northwest Flattanks
based in Choteau, MONTANA (USA)
Manufacturing quality flattanks or rig tenders for the water well drilling industry. Any gallon or tank length sizes, with or without material handling IMT Cranes. Maximize drill site efficiency and profitiablity by choosing Northwest Flattanks` service trucks. Engineered for convenience and durability, the user may operate at any drilling operation. Our drill site ...
Ed Livingston Sales Co, LLC
based in Billings, MONTANA (USA)
35+ Years Experience in the Rotary Drilling Industry Including the Following - Exploration contract drilling services for coal, oil & natural gas. Certified and licensed water well contractor. Territorial sales and service rep for major drilling rig manufacturer. Owner of wholesale drilling equipment and supply company. Presently offering my services to both buyers and ...
Seed Hawk Inc.
Distributor in Billings, MONTANA (USA)
Seed Hawk and Väderstad are leading global agricultural equipment manufacturers. As partners, our mission is to evolve farming further through the creation of ingenious seeding, planting and tillage equipment. Our team is fueled by an aggressive, entrepreneurial spirit and a strong drive to create innovative farming tools that improve grower profit. Seed Hawk and ...
Raven Environmental Products, Inc.
based in St. Louis, MONTANA (USA)
Raven serves a wide variety of industries with high quality instruments engineered and manufactured in the USA. EPA and founded Raven in 1983 to manufacture the process control instruments necessary to carry out the control tests created by Al West. Lynn designed the instruments to be durable, simple to use, and affordable. With a manufacturing plant and staff, Lynn ...
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A leading agricultural, construction, environmental and industrial equipment manufacturing company. Environmental equipment includes: brush chippers, grinders, stump cutters, mini skid steers, compost turners and trommel screens. Our environmental equipment can be found on jobsites around the world, serving the tree care, landscape, wood waste processing and organic ...
Weber Industries, Inc.
Office in Sunrise Beach, MONTANA (USA)
Family owned and operated since 1952, Weber Industries, Inc, manufacturer of WEBTROL Pumps. is a leading manufacturer of pumps for Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Agricultural needs. Our commitment to quality is defined in the construction of each pump, through the use of only quality materials and precision machining. Every pump is hand assembled and checked ...
Brawler Industries, LLC
Office in Miles City, MONTANA (USA)
Brawler Industries is North America`s leading manufacturer of industrial fabrics and liners. Every one of our rugged Brawler Industrial Fabrics and Liners is made in the U.S. and backed by over 35 years of experience. We have over 35 years of experience making a wide variety of geomembranes and geotextiles in all shapes and sizes, for all industries-with certification, ...
HydroSolutions Inc
based in Billings, MONTANA (USA)
HydroSolutions Inc is a trusted leader in the field. With a solid base in hydrology, geology and environmental management services, we see our role as a simple one: to give you our independent, unbiased analysis based on sound science and engineering. HydroSolutions Inc. has been finding workable and sustainable solutions for managing water resources in even the most ...
John Deere
Distributor in MONTANA (USA)
Since 1837, John Deere Company has seen a great many changes in its business, its products, its services. Change always comes with opportunity. And Deere has always been ready and willing to embrace it. Yet, through it all, John Deere is still dedicated to those who are linked to the land – farmers and ranchers, landowners, builders. And Deere has never outgrown, nor ...
Electronic Data Solutions
Office in Missoula, MONTANA (USA)
Electronic Data Solutions (Elecdata), Jerome, Idaho, is an authorized distributor and system integrator for field data collection solutions. Elecdata has built its reputation by supplying quality instrumentation and unparalleled customer support. We have specialized in catering to the natural resource applications including forestry and range management, fish and wildlife ...
Myron L Company
Distributor in MONTANA (USA)
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Omnitec Design, Inc.
Distributor in St. Louis, MONTANA (USA)
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SRS Crisafulli, Inc.
based in Glendive, MONTANA (USA)
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By the start of the 1970s, Richter's career and international reputation were gathering momentum, although it may not necessarily have seemed that way to Richter at the time. It was to be a difficult but significant decade. In spring 1970 he exhibited at Konrad Fischer's gallery for the first time. Fischer had been becoming increasingly powerful1 and his gallery's emphasis on Minimalism, Conceptualism and Formalism (including Carl Andre, Bruce Nauman, Fred Sandback, On Kawara, Richard Long and Sol LeWitt) ensured Richter was in close contact with the latest developments in international contemporary art at a time when painting was considered by many to be outdated.2 As Robert Storr asserts: "Richter felt more at home with much of this new work than he did with that of other painters then on the rise […]".3 Richter, for his part, was busy addressing the quandary in which painting presently found itself – a quandary that was inextricably interwoven with the development of his own practice at this time.
One of the first things he did as the decade commenced was to organise his source and reference materials in earnest. Elger explains: "Since the late 1960s Richter had felt the need to vet and organize the mass of visual material he had accumulated and to make it presentable".4 An exhibition at the Museum Folkwang in Essen in the autumn of 1970 offered an opportunity for him to present some of the photographs, sketches, and newspaper and magazine cuttings he had amassed – an undertaking that was the precursor to Richter establishing his Atlas. Presented on cardboard panels and grouped in themes in relation to the development of his works, Atlas has been exhibited a number of times5 – including as part of documenta X, 1997 – and has the status of a work of art in its own right, perhaps in part influenced by Richter's early affinity for Fluxus as well as his desire to rigorously maintain documentation of his practice.
Having first engaged with geometric abstraction by means of his colour chart works in 1966, he returned to these in 1971, now introducing the element of chance into the selection of colours rather than referring directly to industrial paint colour charts, and pursuing grids containing higher numbers of colours than the 1966 works (with the exception of 192 Colours [CR: 136] which was in many ways his re-departure point). Richter produced grids comprising a variety of numbers of squares, from 4 Colours [CR: 353-1] to series of works using 1024 [1024 Colours] and 1025 squares [1025 Colours] and even as many as 4096 squares in 4096 Colours [CR: 359]. After 1974, Richter did not return again to grid paintings until 2007.
As well as the Colour Charts, 1966 had been the year in which Richter began exploring a diverse range of grey monochromes, broadly referred to as the Grey Paintings. The catalogue raisonné records that Richter continued to make Grey Paintings in 1967, 68 and 69, and that in 1970 considerably more were created. It was to become a significant aspect of his work, and one that continued until 1976 and occasionally since.
Richter had not set aside figurative painting in the early 1970s, however, producing a substantial number of landscapes and skies with cloud formations, along with portraits and nudes. The most significant body of figurative work Richter produced at this time was 48 Portraits [CR: 324/1-48], 1971/72, which he produced when invited to represent Germany at the 36th Venice Biennale in 1972. One of the highest accolades that can be bestowed on an artist, this marked his arrival at the forefront of art in Germany, and was reinforced by his inclusion for the first time at documenta that same summer.
48 Portraits took the form of 48 black-and-white canvases depicting famous western men from the previous two centuries, including scientists, composers, philosophers and writers. Presenting close-ups of their faces only, and against plain grey backgrounds, the series offers a curious portrayal of manhood and intellectual achievement that carries both gravitas and humour, their greatness gently undermined by the characteristics or idiosyncrasies of their physiognomies, rendered with sincerity but with an element of caricature that accumulates throughout the series. Cropped as if passport photographs, similar to his paintings of Schmela [CR: 37/1-3] from 1964, Richter perhaps allows a mock-heroic element into his otherwise deadpan portrayal of distinguished figures from history and into the history of formal portraiture.6
Producing 48 Portraits took up a significant proportion of Richter's time in late 1971 and throughout the winter and spring of 1972. Apart from this, virtually all of his other paintings from 1972 were abstract. As part of his then ongoing series of Grey Paintings, in this year Richter produced what he referred to as Vermalung, or 'Inpainting'. In general, these are works that might have started out as figurative images, but which Richter has reworked or 'painted into' to such a degree that any original imagery is virtually or entirely obliterated.
The genesis of this technique perhaps lies in Richter's interest in Art Informel, for which he had had an affinity since his student years. Unlike the soft blurring of his photo paintings, the Inpaintings have more of a painterly impasto, the sweeping, swirling path of the brushmarks clearly visible. Several bodies of Richter's work fed into the evolution of the Inpaintings, including the townscapes and streak paintings of 1968-69, the Constellation paintings of 1969, and a significant number of works that specifically set out to explore mark making or the borders of figuration and abstraction, such as Two Women at Table [CR: 196-2], 1968, Untitled (Grey) [CR: 194-6], 1969, Grey [CR: 247-13], 1970, and Untitled (Evening) [CR: 293-3], 1971. A series of works, Untitled (Green) [CR: 313-319] from 1971 perhaps most clearly demonstrate Richter's logic as he moved from a figurative work, Park Piece [CR: 310], 1971, into abstraction, and were a steppingstone to the brown, grey, and red-blue-yellow series of Inpaintings of 1972. Elger remarks: "The application of paint in the grey and the red-blue-yellow inpaintings is gestural without being expressive. Richter pulls the paint in emotionless paths over the canvas […]".7
Another way in which Richter was removing expression, and one which drew attention both to the fact that he was doing so and to the nature of the painterly gesture, was through his Photo-Enlargement paintings. Storr explains: "Interspersed with Richter's landscapes of 1970-71, and recurring on a grand scale in 1973 and 1979, were paintings based on photo-enlargements of brushstrokes or whirling pools of mottled pigment."8 Richter was zooming in on the very act of painting as a vehicle for mining abstraction. Driven by a desire for objectivity and yet perhaps with more than a hint of Richter's dry, rationalist wit, the Photo-Enlargements propose that all painting is abstract if one looks closely enough.
The Colour Charts, Grey Paintings, Inpaintings and Photo-Enlargements represent both Richter's considerable commitment to exploring abstraction and the strategies with which he was attempting to dismantle the machinery of figurative painting.9 Alongside his American peers, including Elsworth Kelly, Willem de Kooning, Barnett Newman, Ad Reinhardt, Mark Rothko and Cy Twombly, Richter was doing much of the hard work needed to come to terms with the visual nature of, and possibilities offered by, abstraction and minimalism. As Storr succinctly explains, "From 1968 through 1976 the monochrome preoccupied him, but by the latter part of the decade it became apparent to him that there was no way he could paint himself out of the gray corner he had been led into by the example of minimalism and his own anti-expressive inclinations."10
The 1970s were not the happiest years in Richter's private life, with his marriage to Ema becoming increasingly strained and gradually coming to an end. This was undoubtedly reflected in his work, not least by the bleak monochromes and grisaille Inpaintings, but also in figurative works such as a series of images from 1975 entitled Seascape [CR: 375-378] of icy arctic waters based on photographs he took during a trip to Greenland, inspired by Caspar David Friedrich's The Wreck of Hope.11 Described by Storr as a 'gray corner' and by Elger as an 'artistic cul-de-sac',12 the point that Richter had reached by 1976 was seemingly a dead end, either floating in cloudy skies, icy waters or abstract fields of grey. His unhappiness of this time was compounded by the unexpected and premature death of Richter's friend Blinky Palermo during a holiday on Kurumba island in the Maldives.
Richter found two main routes forward in 1977. The first perhaps marked a satisfactory conclusion to the inward logic of the monochrome and took the form of two sculptural pieces made of panes of glass and painted grey on one side (Pane of Glass [CR: 415/1-2] and Double Pane of Glass [CR: 416], 1977). It was glass, or more specifically, reflection, which allowed the painting to project outwards again, into the world, rather than spiraling inwards into itself and into the artist's own mind, and was a medium he had first explored back in 1967 with 4 Panes of Glass [CR: 160]. It was also conceivably Richter's own way of resolving his battle between painting as a traditional medium and the trajectory of contemporary art established by Marcel Duchamp.
Having conceptually reconciled his thoughts about painting with his own practice, Richter's second breakthrough of 1977 was the development of a substantial number of colourful abstract works he described simply as Abstraktes Bild [Abstract Painting].13 Gone – at least for a while – were the grey and brown, welcoming in bold and bright colours in a riot of patterns, textures, surfaces and techniques. These offered an energetic investigation into optics and perception, planes, depth, space, shape, form, colour and light, suggestive of everything from microscopic studies of matter through to scales evocative of the geological and cosmological. There is something primal and primordial about these works, as if Richter was working through the building blocks of the universe as he ventured further into the language of abstraction. It was to be a significant phase of his practice that continued well into the early 1980s and laid the foundations for future bodies of work including Sinbad [CR: 905/1-100], 2008, and Aladdin [CR: 913 and 915], 2010.
In the spring of 1979, Richter and Ema became formally separated and so the end of a difficult decade also marked the start of a new chapter. A decade that began with grey could not have ended with more colour and the struggle to map out and come to terms with the possibilities of abstraction was paying off.
1 Elger asserts: 'Fischer was now highly successful, with ventures far and wide and an expanding business' Elger, A Life in Painting, p.180.
2 "I was out of fashion for a long time after the early 1960s work, and painting itself was unfashionable too," he told an interviewer in the 1990s. [Cork, "A Divided Germany", in Apollo, January 1992, p.49, cited in Storr, Forty Years of Painting, p.54].
3 Storr, Forty Years of Painting, p.46.
4 Elger, A Life in Painting, p.191.
5 Atlas was acquired by the Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus in Munich in 1996. Elger, A Life in Painting, p.193.
6 The literature about 48 Portraits has tended to focus on the cultural politics of the work. Robert Storr asserts: "The fact that they are all dead white males has exposed Richter's selection to criticism from several quarters. His less-than-satisfying justification has been that in the 1960s feminist – or for that matter multicultural – awareness was not so developed, and that in any case the inclusion of women – Virginia Woolf or Marie Curie, for example – would have broken the formal compositional unity of his parade of men in dark suits. The more obvious explanation is that the cultural legacy of the West is or, until recently, has been overwhelming if not overbearingly patriarchal, and aside from the fact that Richter is not a reformer, his purpose was to represent that heritage." Storr, Forty Years of Painting, p.63.
7 Elger, A Life in Painting, p.211.
8 Storr, Forty Years of Painting, p.53.
9 It was a challenge he had set himself in his own writings back in 1965. Referring to his figurative works, he wrote, "All that interests me is the gray areas, the passages and tonal sequences, the pictorial spaces, overlaps and interlockings. If I had any way of abandoning the object as the bearer of this structure, I would immediately start painting abstracts." Richter, Notes, 1964-1965, Richter: The Daily Practice of Painting. Writings and Interviews, 1962-1993, Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press; London: Anthony D'Offay Gallery, 1995, p37. Cited in Storr, Forty Years of Painting, p.55.
10 Storr, Forty Years of Painting, p.68.
11 Elger asserts: "What Richter saw reflected in the painting […] was his own state of mind. His marriage was in crisis, and the photographs he took in Greenland were visual analogues for his own failed hopes. He was exhausted by the struggle to find his own way as a husband and father, and felt that his dream of domestic happiness had, as a consequence, been wrecked." Elger, A Life in Painting, p.203.
12 Ibid., p.229.
13 These are sometimes referred to as 'soft abstracts' as they often employ blurring techniques. E.g. Elger, Ibid., p.232.


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The painting was executed on a single piece of medium-weight, commercially-primed linen fabric, whose threads have a rather uneven thickness. This piece of fabric was stretched around an expandable softwood stretcher with a second piece of (unprimed) linen fabric (a 'loose lining') and both piece of fabric were attached together along the edges with copper tacks. The commercial priming has been analysed as an acrylic emulsion gesso material.
The paint is oil paint and appears to have been applied in a variety of techniques over the stretched face of the canvas. The first layer was the very thin background colour, which exhibits a smooth gradation from black through blue to a yellow-green and was possibly applied with a spray gun. Certainly no brushstrokes are visible in these areas. Then the red colour was applied. In the central region it is much thicker and appears applied by brush and was probably used straight from the tube, but it also extends right to both ends over the initial thin applications of colour. Here it is only present at the peaks of the canvas texture, which may indicate the use of a roller and a very dry, lean paint. Then the thicker black paint was applied, which appears to have been vigorously applied and quickly worked into the canvas with a combination of brushes, palette knife and the ends of brush handles. A dark 'prussian' blue layer was also applied in the same way. The result is a variety of surface textures and layering, with instances of each paint layer remaining distinct but also areas of two or more colours being blended together. In addition, the paint has sometimes been scraped right back to reveal the white of the priming. The overall uniformity of gloss suggests that the painting was then lightly varnished and the current 'two-level' batten frame is thought to be the original.
The painting is in excellent condition, with the stretcher and combination of two canvasses providing exceptional support for the paint layers. The paint itself appears in pristine condition.
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Indeed, Goyer has penned many scripts superior to this one (he co-wrote cult gem Dark City), but he does make sure you're never far away from a big "Boo!"
I enjoyed the visual effects used to create some hellish creatures and the amusing nods to "The Exorcist" - cranial rotation, even a spooky staircase. But the movie slips in the last act.
What more could a horror fan ask for than a spook-fest that feels pure in its intentions while taking full advantage of every opportunity to scare us silly?
For as long as it forges ahead without explanations, The Unborn works, in its way, as a series of snap-cut gotchas introducing each new contestant in its pageant of cold-sweat set pieces.
Whereas Japanese horror movies have been criticized for not making sense, The Unborn errs on the opposite extreme, coming off all the more ridiculous for over-explaining itself.
What "The Exorcist" might look like if Madonna rewrote it, this silly fright flick finds college student Casey (Odette Yustman) haunted by a Kabbalistic demon.
This material is offensive. The film may end with a straight-faced reassurance that "no actual Torah scrolls were destroyed or damaged in the making of this motion picture," but it's perfectly willing to exploit the Holocaust for cheap, weak thrills.
Mostly, though, the movie is something of a snooze, a gabby PG-13 horror flick whose most shocking image might be the bored look on Gary Oldman's face as he goes through the motions of playing the rabbi in charge of dispatching the film's damnable demon to somewhere over hell's rainbow.
The film teeters so perilously and routinely at the edge of camp, both with some of its casting choices and some unfortunate dialogue (the repeated warning that "Jumby wants to be born now"), that it's hard to know if Mr. Goyer wants to make us howl with fear or laughter.
What finally undoes the struggle to maintain suspense is Goyer's dialogue, which is consistently hokey.
Maybe approaching The Unborn as horror is the wrong approach. Perhaps this should be seen as a comedy. It is quite possibly the most egregiously laughable high-profile supernatural tale since Roman Polanski and Johnny Depp impaled themselves on "The Ninth Gate."
Calling The Unborn a dull, plodding, exposition-crammed slog through a twilight of barely maintained tedium is like calling "Valkyrie" a yawn. It's too easy.
The Unborn joins a growing glut of Holocaust- and Nazi-themed material -- "Valkyrie," "Defiance" - that are long on posturing, suppositions, and righteousness, yet short on moral complexity. Nazism and its crimes have lately inspired theme parks more than actual movies. Too many rides on that roller coaster and I feel sick.
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Feb 25, 2012The simulacrum created in the film is not bad. The exposition of the film tries to confuse audience or make the story looks more complicated,The simulacrum created in the film is not bad. The exposition of the film tries to confuse audience or make the story looks more complicated, but at the end of the film it shows a poor resolution without proper linkage to the start.… Full Review »
WojciechMApr 4, 2009I'm really astound by the negative reception of this movie. I found it one of the most solid and meaningful horror pictures of the I'm really astound by the negative reception of this movie. I found it one of the most solid and meaningful horror pictures of the decade. Yes, you've heard me - meaningful. It's one of the few movies that shows the actual folklore vision of the world. Not the standard western, judeo-christian civilization, XX/XXI century view, but the actual beliefs of our ancestors, who had their good reasons to be afraid of the darkness. "Dybuk" is a important part of lore and almost nothing in the movie contradicts that lore. There were things behind the veil of reality that people believed, that made Nazis pale in comparison. They were murderers, soulless sadists and monsters, yes, but yet - they were mundane. The one thing that bugged me about "The Unborn" was the exorcism scene. It felt like someone imposed on the director to make an action scene... Apart from that, there's not a single thing about the whole movie that would contradict the folklore or the beliefs of the spiritualists. It's so strange, that movies based on a bit more exotic folklore - like Japanese for instance - are far more acclaimed than the movie based on Jewish lore.… Full Review »
LaurensFeb 14, 2009DId you know that most of the time, the titles alone either make the movie appear to be "Good" or "Horrible." Well, the Unborn, no surpise, DId you know that most of the time, the titles alone either make the movie appear to be "Good" or "Horrible." Well, the Unborn, no surpise, is not the biggest bomb of all time, but i think a Razzie should be in favor of this poorly recieved, awful downright stupid movie. Wny? Well, i don't know, horror movies, some of them today, are so meaningless it seems, {i love Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd} and this is like a sequel to the Exorcist. Only, this time, it wasn't scary in the effects, and people just got bored watching it. For one thing, having a dead "baby" brother haunt you, is so unrealistic, and if it's horror, isn't it suppose to scare us? It's more likely to scare us to NOT see these low budget sleepers, with that said, don't waste your time.… Full Review »


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THIS PROBABLY isn't a good preview to the 76ers' season, but the two players who stood out during a roughly 45-minute run observed by the media were guard Tony Wroten and newly signed center Solomon Alabi.
Wroten has impressed coach Brett Brown with his activity throughout the five practices in 3 days at Saint Joseph's. He appears to play a very cerebral game, and made the nicest play of the scrimmage when he drove baseline and made a dump pass back in the lane to Alabi for an easy slam, as the second team played evenly with a first team that consisted of Michael Carter-Williams, James Anderson, Evan Turner, Thaddeus Young and Lavoy Allen. Spencer Hawes tweaked a knee earlier in the workout and sat on the sideline with a heavy wrap of ice.


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You may have come across this video of a report on Fox News about Mass Effect, the action-RPG for the XBOX 360 developed by Bioware, makers of – among other games – Knights Of The Old Republic for the original XBOX.
Now, see that sentence I just wrote? Everything in it contains something I like to call 'facts'. This is important, because the video itself – well – does not.
Fox brought on a panel of 'experts' for a discussion on Mass Effect where they bemoaned the ill effects of video games on children and young adults and just about anything else that breathes oxygen. For good measure, they tossed in poor Geoff Keighley, a game critic and journalist.
Geoff, bless his heart, tried to fight the good fight. Being the only one who had actually played (or, it seems, even so much as seen a single minute of) Mass Effect, was quite taken aback by Fox's 'experts' and their thoughts on the game.
Somehow, it seems, Mass Effect has hardcore sex and full frontal nudity. Which means I might have to take mine back for a refund because it seems they forgot to put all that in my copy.
So Keighley tries to correct the misinformation, including pointing out that the 'expert' he is paired with – one Cooper Lawrence – hadn't even seen the game.
Fox cuts him off pretty quickly, though, and proceeds to move on to a 'panel' who are, amazingly, even more wrong than Lawrence.
Needless to say, the video of all this spread around the Internet so quickly. And poor, blissfully misinformed Cooper Lawrence took quite the brunt of it, as the Amazon page with her self help book was filled with sudden harsh criticism about her work. From people who likely had never actually read it.
Hmm. Imagine that.
Along the way, EA Games themselves (recently part owner of the Mass Effect franchise after buying Bioware) got into the act, criticizing Fox for the channel's reporting.
Lawrence also slipped in a quiet apology for her part in the fun.
So what should be taken from all this?
1) Don't piss off the Internet-dwelling gamers.
2) If you ever expect the majority of your audience to take your concerns over the content of video games and entertainment seriously, 'experts', then you best start doing some actual research and using actual facts.
You aren't dealing with mindless sheep here. People are going to expect you to actually know about a subject you intend to criticize.
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aol will be in 160 s this month,,,get it and hold it,,,ill be buying thurs,,,,,so will smart money too
I can't wait to quote this message when AOL hits
(ever tried looking at the long range technicals?
While your at it compare AOL to previous years at this
make real money
stop wasting your cash.
Making a ton!!!
Keep buying!
Hopeless fools.
Save your money before it's gone
Make money
My name is ZORN!!
Thats from having someone travel up her dirt road all night
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This stock will fly.
What chart ? which site are you looking at, cheers
All technicals have turned very bearish on this
stock. Although fundamentals for the company have not
changed, the stock should hit the 90's soon. I say this
for a couple of reasons. First, there is heavy
momentum loss, especially these last two days. Money flow
has decreased substantialy from a week ago, and net
stocks hate inflationary pressures because after all
they are geared as growth stocks. However, no doubt in
my mind that AOL will reach 150 by fall. Also
remember that the nets don't do so well in the summer, but
do extremaly well after Sebtember.
aol awful ongoing lies.
Does the penny stock game od dump and pump apply
to a major blue chip internet stock like aol? Can
someone explain or guess who's been doing the dumping. My
guess is that a lot of investors love AOL, judging from
the postings in different boards, so they are
probably holding or even averaging down. Looking at the
last 15 minutes of trading today, a lot of
institutions must have been dumping the net stocks at the
;last minute. Seems to me that the pumping should start
soon, since we have dropped 70 points from the top. Get
ready to buy aggresively.
I believe that the shorts have squeezed out all
the cream from AOL. Now AOL will recover . MMs who
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[MLS]Those two scoring machines for their respective teams each scored a goal Wednesday night, but Jimmy Conrad got some help from his Kansas City teammates. Juan Pablo Angeldidn't. Conrad drilled a header for his team-high fourth goal of the season and Davy Arnaud notched his first of 2008 to cancel out Angel's third as Kansas City beat the Red Bulls, 2-1, to pull itself alongside New York in the Eastern Conference standings with 20 points.
Granted, both teams are looking up at the other five conference rivals, but both are also only two points behind third-place D.C. United, which sits in the lowest guaranteed playoff spot. The top three teams in each conference, plus the two teams with the next-best records, will qualify for the postseason.
Kansas City (5-5-5) took the lead in the 11th minute when Claudio Lopez served up a corner kick that Conrad headed powerfully past Red Bulls keeper Jon Conway. Conrad nearly scored on another corner midway through the half but his shot narrowly missed.
New York (5-6-5) applied some pressure for the rest of the first half but were rocked back just two minutes after halftime when midfielder Kurt Morsink threaded a through ball that Arnaud, who had notched just one assist in eight games while recovering from offseason knee surgery, rolled past Conway.
Angel scored with his head in the 71st minute on a cross from Dane Richards, who'd been released up the right wing by Kevin Goldthwaite. New York came close several times to an equalizer, but John Wolyniec hit the post from a corner kick and Wizards keeper Kevin Hartman dove low to his left to turn aside a Dave van den Bergh drive.
Both teams are off until next week.
Kansas City plays at Columbus in the Thursday night ESPN2 match; the Red Bulls host San Jose, and could be ready to field recent signings Jorge Rojas, Juan Pietravallo and Diego Jimenez.
Rojas and Pietravallo are awaiting issuance of their P-1 visas; Jimenez, who formerly played in Mexico with UAG, holds a green card.
July 10 in Kansas City
Kansas City 2 New York 1.
Goals:Conrad (Lopez) 11,Arnaud (Morsink) 47; Angel (Richards, Goldthwaite) 71.
Kansas City -Hartman, Jewsbury, Conrad, Hohlbein, Harrington, Arnaud, Morsink, Victorine, Lopez, Sealy (Espinoza, 63), Trujillo (Pore, 74).
New York -Conway, Leitch, Goldthwaite, Parke, van den Bergh, Sassano (Ubiparipovic, 46), Magee, Mendes (Richards, 68), Stammler, Angel, Echeverry (Wolyniec, 81).
Yellow Cards:Kansas City - Jewsbury 37,Victorine 41.
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The diagnosis of MDS ultimately depends on microscopic examination of bone marrow and the analysis of damage to the chromosomes, or DNA of bone marrow cells. MDS tends to produce nonspecific symptoms and the bone marrow biopsy will be necessary for diagnosis.
The diagnosis and prognosis of MDS includes the following:
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. Your answers may point in any of 3 directions: to red blood cells that suggest anemia, to blood clotting mechanisms if you are bruising or bleeding, or to the immune system if you are having persistent infections. Rarely, people may present during an acute infection that signifies an infection-fighting deficit. In this case, a persistent sore throat or nonhealing infection elsewhere may be the first sign of difficulty.
There may be little or nothing to discover from your physical exam. You may have bruising, an active infection somewhere in your body, or findings such as pale skin and a rapid heartbeat that suggest anemia. Your spleen, lymph glands, and/or liver may be enlarged.
General lab tests may include:
If there are abnormalities in your blood tests, your doctor will likely refer you to a hematologist (a blood disorder specialist), who will do a bone marrow biopsy.
A needle is inserted into the back of the pelvis to the right or left of the midline, or the sternum (breastbone). A sample of the bone marrow tissue is suctioned out for testing in 2 parts. The first part is called the aspiration where 1-2 teaspoons of bone marrow liquid is removed. The second part involves removing a small core of tissue (biopsy) to examine the architecture surrounding the cells. The exam of the bone marrow tissue will not only confirm a diagnosis, it will also characterize the type of MDS and provide treatment and prognostic information. Some of the aspiration material is also sent for molecular and chromosome analysis.
Cytology is the study of cells. The cytology of cancer cells differs significantly from normal cells, and doctors use the unique cellular features seen on biopsy samples to determine the diagnosis and assess the prognosis of a cancer. With MDS, the bone marrow produces enough cells, but the cells are abnormal and unable to function properly. Any or all of the cell types in the marrow may show abnormalities that will confirm your diagnosis with precision. However, a few cell types are critical to the final classification of the several forms of MDS:
Tests can also be done to look at the cellular chromosomes. MDS can be diagnosed when there are missing or abnormal chromosomes.
Staging is the process by which doctors determine the prognosis of a cancer that has already been diagnosed. Staging is essential for making a treatment plan. Several features of the cancer are used to arrive at a staging classification, the most common being the size of the original tumor, extent of local invasion, and spread to distant sites (metastasis). Low staging classifications imply a favorable prognosis, whereas high staging classifications imply an unfavorable prognosis.
Since MDS is a bone marrow disease, it can not be classified using the traditional staging method. Instead, there are 2 different staging systems used for MDS: International Prognostic Scoring System (IPSS) and WHO (World Health Organization) Scoring System (WPSS).
The IPSS rates three factors to stage MDS:
Patients are given a score for each of the 3 factors. The lower the score the better the prognosis. The scores are added together to get an overall IPSS score. There are 4 categories of IPSS scores:
The IPSS scoring uses the following 5 classifications of bone marrow appearance:
Each of these types has criteria for definition, including the presence of ring sideroblasts and the percentage of cells that are called blasts. In general, the greater the damage, the more the chromosomal damage, and the greater the number of blasts in the bone marrow, the greater the chance of progressing to acute leukemia.
This system uses three factors to score risk:
Once scored, patients are placed into one of 5 groups:
The WHO scoring systems uses the WHO classification system for type of MDS:
Prognosis is a forecast of the probable course and/or outcome of a disease or condition. Prognosis is most often expressed as the percentage of patients who are expected to survive over 5-10 years. Cancer prognosis is a notoriously inexact process. This is because the predictions are based on the experience of large groups of patients with cancer in various stages. Using this information to predict the future of an individual patient is always imperfect and often flawed, but it is the only method available. Prognoses provided in this monograph and elsewhere should always be interpreted with this limitation in mind. They may or may not reflect your unique situation.
The table below gives the 5-year survival rate and risk of leukemia according to IPSS risk groups.
The table below gives the median survival and risk of leukemia according to WPSS risk groups.
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Today I was at the office with my tablet (XOOM, Jelly Bean, non-rooted), my Mac was at home (2008 MacBook Pro running the latest point release of Lion)...
I used the latest version of Splashtop on my XOOM to connect to the MacBook Pro at home (running the latest point release of the streamer).
I was able to connect, worked for a while, then the streamer on the Mac crashed.
When I got home, the Mac was fine, it did not crash. ...just the streamer crashed. There was no way for me to remotely restart the streamer.
Is there a way to make the streamer automatically restart in the event that it crashes?
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Here are two suggestions for your case, please have a try to see if there's any difference.
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Champlain is a gaming school. Therefore like 90% of the kids here are for that. The circle of people who like to party every weekend is small so you will find yourself doing the same thing with the same people. Once you are 21 though Church street is fun, lots of bars.
Party Scene:
Not a lot of people who like to go out every weekend. You end up doing the same thing with the same people at the same few places.
Party Scene:
The nightlife is smoking pot outside the dorm. If that counts as a nightlife?
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Ive heard of parties but ive never been so I cant talk on this one.
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I am not really the partying type, but even so, the party scene at Champlain isn't great. The school is a dry campus so most of the parties don't happen here. For parties, go off-campus or to UVM.
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Since Champlain College is a dry campus, there is not much of a party scene, although steps away are friends' apartments and UVM's fraternity and sorority houses which host parties. There are quite a lot of house parties; it is just about knowing who hosts them. Downtown Burlington's nightlife is well-known and entertaining for those over the age of 21. People under 18 struggle to keep themselves busy late at night downtown, as many stores close at 9 p.m., coffee shops close at 11 p.m., and many restaurants turn into bars that card at the door. Most of the bars downtown, for those over 21, are pretty expensive because they offer Vermont's best craft beers and microbrews. Although, as in any college town, beer is the primary consumed beverage, and cheap drafts are usually available as specials.
Clubs downtown usually have a $3 to $5 cover charge, and are mostly 21-and-up due to city regulations. Once a month, the city allows LIFT to host an 18-and-up night; usually, it's planned so it falls near holidays like Halloween or Valentine's Day. Alternatives for house parties or bar-hopping are on-campus events. Student Activities hosts many events in the IDX Student Life Center; resident assistants hold social programs in the residence halls; clubs host their own outings; and the Grind's open mic night is held every Wednesday. There is also late night in the dining hall Tuesday through Friday to socialize with friends over food and soft drinks.
A go-to spot for the Burlington late-night college scene, Rasputin's always has the same people. Weekend nights usually include two DJs (one in the front bar and one in the back bar), usually from the Burlington area and surrounding colleges. If you're looking for cheap prices, fast bar service, and loud music—check it out.
163 Church St.
(802) 864-9324
A good deal: On a Saturday night, the cover is $3 or free if you have a student ID. LIFT includes a lounge atmosphere with a huge dance floor. The music is Top 40, clubbing type with some oldies mixed in. Once a month (or more), LIFT hosts 18-and-up nights on Wednesdays.
165 Church St.
(802) 660-2088
A club owned by Nectar's Restaurant, Metronome is always packed. There is a cover charge to get in, and the most popular nights are '80s nights on Thursdays, with cheap drinks and lots of happy people.
188 Main St.
(802) 865-4563
The best part about this place is the live music. The stage is small, and the audience is super close to the bands. They also seem to have pretty interesting local bands play on a regular basis. It has friendly bartenders, a nice atmosphere, and large group tables.
123 Church St.
(802) 860-9401
Red Square is a very hip and popular bar, with dark ambiance, packed audiences, good live music, and lots of people.
136 Church St.
(802) 859-8909
A great place for wings! Fifty-cent wings are an awesome deal along with free chips! They have the same selection of great Vermont brews as most other bars.
159 Main St.
(802) 864-0744
It's your classic college bar. Dimly lit, loud, slow service—everyone is always really drunk.
152 Saint Paul St.
(802) 862-1364
With great food and awesome beer, the brewery's menu is like a newspaper, filled with fun facts about beer. This place is recommended for a casual night out for food and drinks with friends.
144 College St.
(802) 865-0500
Good solid place in Downtown Burlington for some pub food and beer. The price is the best selling point here, as they offer a good bar/restaurant experience for much cheaper than their neighbors. Special $2.50 Bud drafts on Fridays!
103 Church St.
(802) 658-1309
Akes' is kind of a hallway of a bar, but it has some pretty solid drink specials. It's also set up for some games, pool, and darts—very cheap, especially pitchers on Thursday. They never let it get too crowded, so you can actually sit and talk to people.
134 Church St.
(802) 864-8111
Das Bierhaus has a fantastic selection of German beers and great service; plus, the menu is very good, too. Perhaps a bit pricey for food, but it's worth it, all things considered. It even has a "Mug Club" for frequent customers.
175 Church St.
(802) 881-0600
Despite being around for decades, Nectar's is a hidden gem venue. Always presenting different kinds of music, it's the birthplace of Phish, and has awesome gravy fries. It's roomy with pool tables, lounge areas, and open to the street.
(802) 658-4771
With drink specials and board games, Drink is a good place for casual drinking and actually talking. It may not appeal to the usual bar/wings/sports type, though, as it tries to aim toward the eclectic, but it is a nice pre/post-show (at the Flynn) stop, and you can expect good service. It's mostly a sit-down bar for girls to catch up with their girlfriends.
135 Saint Paul St.
(802) 860-9463
On Wednesdays, LIFT has 18-and-up nights. Doors open at 9 p.m. sharp, and 18- to 20-year-olds must be in before 11 p.m., 21-and-up all night long. It's easiest to find out about events by checking out LIFT's Facebook page.
All shows at Higher Ground are typically all ages unless otherwise noted. This venue has great music, food, and a cool intimate atmosphere.
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BROWNFIELD, TX – With help from city and county officials as well as sponsors from all over the country,Kids Wish Network On Tour brought new toys, clothes, educational products, baby items and other necessities to the children of Brownfield and surrounding cities. Kids Wish Network On Tour was a tremendous success for everyone involved, especially for over 2,400 children in attendance who have dealt with harsh adversities such as poverty, neglect, homelessness, abuse or illnesses.
With smiles on their faces and excitement in their eyes, children of all ages lit up as their local police officers, firefighters and city officials handed them bags overflowing with all sorts of toys, games and other necessities during the Kids Wish Network On Tour event over the weekend.
Hosted by Mayor Bob Simpson and the City of Brownfield, Kids Wish Network On Tour was created by international children's charity Kids Wish Network to bring "miles of smiles" to at-risk children by sending donations of toys and necessities into the hearts of their hometowns. Through the assistance of Megatrux, Inc., a semi-truck loaded with these necessities drove to Oak Grove Elementary School, where it was unloaded and set up for the big event by local volunteers from Brownfield.
"The community spirit in Brownfield was amazing," said Kids Wish Network Programs Coordinator, Evy Acosta. "Everyone really pulled together to support this great On Tour event and it couldn't have gone any better. It was wonderful."
As the event opened, over 2,400 children and their families flooded the area and waited patiently in lines wrapped around the buildings. For more than four hours, city officials, police officers and firefighters all worked nonstop to make sure that each and every child received the toys and necessities they so deserved.
"We were astounded by the great support of the Brownfield community, from the city council and chamber to the police and fire departments" said Kids Wish Network's Executive Director, Anna Lanzatella. "That famous Texas hospitality was very evident in Brownfield. Everyone worked so well together to provide assistance to children who needed so much and yet were so happy to receive even the smallest toy; they were overwhelmed with joy at receiving bags full of gifts!"
Thanks to Kids Wish Network On Tour and the remarkable community spirit that thrives in Brownfield, the children of Texas are now beaming with smiles that are certain to stay. For Mayor Bob Simpson of Brownfield, the On Tour event brought out a community-wide sense of exhilaration and achievement that will live on well past the event itself:
"What an event! Joy could be seen on the faces of our children as they were presented with gifts, but this did not match the joy of the volunteers as they watched these children. Thank you [Kids Wish Network] for the hope and joy you bring to cities across our great country… may you receive as many blessings as you bring to the cities and towns yourTour touches."
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While in the shower, spreading your butt-cheeks, thus allowing water to flow freely through them, and emitting a fart from deep within. The resulting sound is similar to that of Donald Duck.
Last night I Donald Ducked myself in the shower and nearly gagged to death.
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That crazy Duck who's a companion to Sora in the kick-ass game Kingdom Hearts.
"I'm gonna get Kingdom Hearts cause Donald Duck's in it!!"
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The sound that stems from flatulence in the shower as the water runs in between your butt cheeks.
Jill: Why the hell does this shower smell like the inside of your colon?
Jack: Donald Duck says Hello.
Jack: Donald Duck says Hello.
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1. Cartoon duck created by Walt Disney. Generally bad-tempered in nature and dumber than a couple of chipmunks on helium.
2. To fart in the bath.
2. To fart in the bath.
"Sorry about that Mickey. Just turn the TV up."
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This is where a guy sticks his dick deep into a girl's throat and she tries to talk as he fucks her mouth.
Dude, Marcy was trying to tell me about her day while I was fucking her mouth. She sounded just like Donald Duck.
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An exchange occurs at summer's end in eastern Long Island: an exodus of tourists, an entrance of serious anglers. The enormous migration of marine life in late September and October (birds aren't the only ones heading south for the winter) brings salt-water fly-fishers like author Peter Kaminsky to Montauk Point. In The Moon Pulled Up an Acre of Bass, Kaminsky reminisces about a glorious October at Montauk Point, with bass blitzes by day and haute cuisine by night.
Kaminsky, a New York Times columnist who writes for both Field & Stream and Food & Wine magazines, skimps neither on the fishing details nor on the meals. Between nuanced explanations of fly-casting technique for salt-water as opposed to freshwater fishing, Kaminsky teases us with blasé asides on what he is eating: one night pan-roasted bass fillet with a sauce of tarragon, green peppercorns, honey, lemon juice, and salt (devoured with two bottles of wine); other nights flaked bluefish with lemon and vinegar; arroz con pollo; assorted juicy meats, onions, and garlic.
The fishing scene itself is as you might expect: serious, often cantankerous anglers and fishing guides; long droughts interrupted by a sudden exhilarating "bass blitz" or "albacore fix"; and alternately sound and sketchy theories on optimal bait and fish location. As is often the case with those gone fishing, there is a resounding sense there is no place on earth the anglers would rather be. Except, perhaps, at the dinner table. (Brenn Jones)


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library programs. Similar groups outside California may draw on the results in support or
refutation of several previous studies using a similar methodology.
Assumptions and Limitations
This study uses publically available data from the criterion-referenced California
Standards Tests (CST), school and community information from the state Academic
Performance Index, and responses to the California Department of Education School Library
Survey. Although schools are required to submit this survey, there are no consequences for
noncompliance. According to Ed-Data (2008), there are 8,215 comprehensive public schools in
California. It was anticipated that over 60% of these will have had data available that could be
used in this study, which constitutes a sample size large enough-and diverse enough-- to
counteract sample bias created by the self-selection of participants. Additionally, respondents to
the survey do not identify themselves or their job titles. This study acknowledges that there may
be some discrepancy in answers according to the positions of the people actually responding to
the survey and the data available to them in providing their answers.
This study is conducted with the assumption, too, that the standardized tests to be used
do, in fact, constitute some valid measure of student achievement. The criterion-referenced tests
used in this study-English Language Arts and social studies-- assess mastery of specific
standards in content areas that are commonly associated with library use at each grade level. It is
also acknowledged, nevertheless, that such assessments describe a very narrow band of student
achievement and so provide a similarly narrow view of the relationship between student
achievement and school library media programs. It is hoped that the results of this study will
provide promising avenues of research to pursue using other metrics for student achievement.
Achterman, Douglas L. Haves, Halves, and Have-Nots: School Libraries and Student Achievement in California. Denton, Texas. UNT Digital Library. http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc9800/. Accessed September 26, 2016.


text: Yesterday, we brought you the news that legendary Beatle Paul McCartney will be releasing a new album in February of next year. As mentioned, the project will predominantly highlight McCartney's previous hits, but will also feature a pair of new singles, one of which welcomes accompaniment from equally legendary musician Eric Clapton. Press play below to listen to the McCartney and Clapton combination for "My Valentine."


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