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I asked about Baby's First Six Months: Essential Baby Products
As a first time mom, I was clueless as to what I absolutely needed to get through the first 6 months with baby. I knew I'd need diapers and clothes but how many? and what else!? So I turned to the experts. A few month's ago when I was creating my baby registry, I posted and asked all you moms out there what were the essential baby products to get through the first six months with baby. You are the experts and I wanted to get your advice! Here is that post if you are interested. I then made sure that these items were on my baby registry and that I had them in hand by the time baby arrived.
There are so many lists out there that name millions of things that you "need" for a new baby. We do not have a vast fortune to spend on purchasing every "must have item". So I just wanted to know what were the few essential baby products I could not live without.
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Thank you moms for your responses, you are all life savers! The responses were pretty consistent. Their were 20 items (beyond the obvious clothes) that were recommended as must have essential products for baby's first six months. I have listed them below. I linked to the brand if a specific brand was recommended. If no brand was specified, then I linked to the one I chose and will be reviewing. I use 100% organic cotton and natural products whenever possible so I substituted Burt's Bees Diaper Rash Cream for the recommended Desitin.
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Here we are two weeks from my due date! I have purchased or received all of these essential baby products. The plan is to use them in the first six months. Once that time has passed, I will review each item to help new moms decide what must have items to put on their baby registry. If I end up using any other items that are essential, I will be sure to spread the word!
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Once again, I'm going away for 5 weeks, for summer vacation. Enjoy the summer and check out the blogroll to the right....
But it's not for the RIAA, yet. They're still working on heavy handed measures that ignore the realities of digital media and flat hierarchy distribution in favor of sending cease-and-desist letters (AP) (or htm) (or BBC) to the four Verizon customers (plus one from Earthlink) for file sharing of copyrighted works. As Wendy Selzer mentions, users are entitled to their privacy until they have had the due process proving they are copyright infringers. The RIAA has sent the letters without judicial review. The only review in this case was whether the ISP could be compelled to violate their user's privacy. See the opinion in the case.
However, Donna points to this article from The Phoenix: Privacy, Breaking the Internet Copyright Impasse by Dan Kennedy:
Simply put, the current paradigm encourages both goon-like behavior on the part of the music industry and other content providers even as it rewards larceny on the part of consumers.
"We live today under two copyright regimes: the law on the one hand and reality as experienced by the public on the other.... The Net forces us to confront the contradictions between what the law requires and what individuals do," (Jonathan) Zittrain writes.
Certainly paying a copyright tax in return for the right to trade copyrighted files would be infinitely preferable to giving Entertainment, Inc., the right to snoop into your personal information.
While compulsory licensing may not be the answer, though it has been much talked about, keeping the discussion going in the press about alternatives to goon-like behavior is very much appreciated. Note to the RIAA: we would love it if you would just offer the music at a fair price and in an easy, organized manner, fairly compensating the artists, for digital download.
"If we can find some way to do this without destroying their machines, we'd be interested in hearing about that. If that's the only way, then I'm all for destroying their machines. If you have a few hundred thousand of those, I think people would realize the seriousness of their actions. There's no excuse for anyone violating copyright laws." (from the Washington Post/AP or htm) Sen. Orrin Hatch is Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the hearing was Tuesday where he made this statement.
So, would your computer be destroyed without a court order or other due process? Without checking to see that the files were actually a copyright violation and not, say, your own personally ripped mp3s from your own lawfully purchased CDs? Or a file with a similar name as that of a copyright protected work, but one that is not another's copyrighted work at all? Like in the Penn State astronomy and astrophysics department case?
Dana Blankenhorn responds that if technology like this were developed it would get out and any hacker could use it to destroy any computer:
The nature of secrets is they don't stay secret long. The bigger the secret, the faster the discovery.... Orrin Hatch would be unable to compute anymore. Neither, for that matter, would I. Neither would you. That (secret, machine destroying) code would spread, not like a virus, but like spam, and destroy the Internet forever. You can "email" Hatch to suggest that he get a regular email address, as well as consider that his idea is unconstitutional.
Lessig comments that Hatch has been swallowed by extremists.
Donna blogs the Internet Law 2003 conference and links to some of these issues as well as P2P and technical self-help discussions at the conference. The Register weighs in too.
Update 061803: Senator Hatch can be emailed here: firstname.lastname@example.com
Update 061803: Hatch's office has issued a statement about this:
"I am very concerned about Internet piracy of personal and copyrighted materials, and I want to find effective solutions to these problems.
"I made my comments at yesterday's hearing because I think that industry is not doing enough to help us find effective ways to stop people from using computers to steal copyrighted, personal or sensitive materials. I do not favor extreme remedies - unless no moderate remedies can be found. I asked the interested industries to help us find those moderate remedies."
Update 061903: See Ed Felten's write up on this issue.
Update 062003: Orrin Hatch, Software Pirate. Apparently, Orrin Hatch's website is using unlicensed software. D'oh!
Larry Lessig points to Mathew Rimmers piece on Eldred and the Eldred Act, and says this about people understanding the importance of the public domain:
Why don't ordinary people get it? Because few understand why the public domain is valuable. Why don't more see why the public domain is valuable? Because today the public domain is over 75 years old. It is ancient history for us, irrelevant to much of ordinary culture.
I don't believe that the public domain is irrelevant to ordinary culture. I think for people who do not think about this every day, the problem is conceptual and invisible. Simply making the problem explicit causes so many I speak with to immediately react in favor of the public domain, get the gravity of the problem. But given that each person needs a simple explanation of the concept in the first place, either in person or by consuming it via a talk or in writing, on a blog, over the 9,000 other things vying for their attention each day, it's going to take some steps to get a critical mass needed to make the problem visible, resulting in a movement that can do something to correct the problem. But much like the environmental movement, the public domain movement can, one step at a time, conquer the same barriers of conceptual understanding. 30 years ago, people didn't think about where their garbage went, or whether recycling was important. I hope it's only 10 years (or much less!!) until people think regularly about where human expression is owned and controlled and when it can be recycled appropriately. I think the issue is visability, verses relevance to our ordinary lives.
Dastar won their case against Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp two weeks ago, and this is important for a number of reasons:
1. the court ruled that once a work passes into the public domain, and the work is reused or repackaged under another's name (in this case a producer), the original copyright holder cannot use trademark law to extend copyright.
Scalia said that if creative producers were required under the trademark law to attribute the origin of any uncopyrighted materials they used, it would be difficult. "We do not think the Lanham Act requires this search for the source of the Nile and all its tributaries," he wrote. (Salon)
2. the court reaffirmed the distinction between copyright law, which protects the originality of expression, and trademark law, which protects the public from confusion amongst brands, etc.
"Justice Antonin Scalia said that the trademark law, which is intended to protect consumers from confusion, does not allow creators to claim plagiarism when their uncopyrighted works and inventions are used." (Salon)
3. the court stressed that the public domain is essential for creativity. Fox used public domain footage to make their video, and in turn, when Fox's video fell into the public domain because they failed to renew copyright (their work was part of a category of works that still have to renew verses newer works that are automatically renewed), Dastar then used the video to make its own video, albeit not very different, but also not marketed as being different.
"The consumer who buys a branded product does not automatically assume that the brand-name company is the same entity that came up with the idea for the product -- and typically does not care whether it is," Scalia wrote in the opinion. (Salon)
In particular, this case makes doubtful the claim that IP lawyers sometimes tell their clients, which is not to worry so much about copyright law, because if it fails to protect or the work goes into the public domain, trademark law will protect them. Dastar v. Fox clearly shows this kind of reasoning isn't going to work in the future, and that trademark law cannot be used to support copyright reasoning.
Another take on these issues, Lessig quotes Duke Law Professor James Boyle: So we now know that while the word "origin" in an IP statute must be carefully defined in order to prevent rights-creep that would undermine the careful limitations struck in a statutory scheme, the words "promote," "progress," "limited" and even "author" can be defined any way Congress wanted to even if that upsets the careful balance struck in a constitutional clause, because they are only words in the Constitution, and thus much less fundamental.
Jon Healey at the LATimes has an article on Personal Jukeboxes (htm) where technologies like Muse.Net let "people with high-speed Internet connections listen to the music on their computers from any other computer online" so that a collection of music is not about the bits on a machine but rather a collection of titles that can be anywhere. About 150,000 people use Muse.Net (of Mediacode, Inc.), which "increases consumers' appreciation of music without decreasing their willingness to pay for it" by letting one person access their own collection for about $20.00/yr.
"I just think it does all the right things," Ted Cohen, SeniorVP of EMI said after seeing the technology. "It lets people extend the reach of their music experience without tripping over artists' rights or content owners' rights."
On the other hand, there are security and privacy issues, with Muse.Net: "'You're asking me to register what I own,' Analyst Michael McGuire of GartnerG2 says. In Microsoft's Web services model, the entity that licenses and distributes songs 'knows who I am, what I have and what I'm doing with it at all times, theoretically.'"
In contrast, the NY Times has a piece on the difficulties of downloading (htm) courtesy of Frank Field... who also mentions the iPod/iTunes bundling possibilities; as well as this Miriam Rainsford (who started the Madonna remix project mentioned here before) piece on musicians and DRM:
As a musician I find the notion of using DRM technology abhorrent -- not only because of the risk that my works could be locked up indefinitely by technological means, despite my signing a non-exclusive distribution contract. Under anti-circumvention laws such as the DMCA and the forthcoming EUCD, it could well prove impossible for me to share my own work with my friends, or to distribute DRM-controlled content to another publisher.
But aside from the legal and practical aspects, I believe DRM to be against the spirit of music-making. Music is made for enjoyment -- and it is very difficult to create music without an atmosphere of freedom.
And Jenny at the Shifted Librarian talks about another idea to rent iPods filed with music.
ComputerWorld reports that peer-to-peer file sharing applications are unfortunately linked in people's minds to piracy of one kind or another. The article speculates that because most P2P apps are used for piracy purposes, companies and others have not explored and used P2P for more legitimate purposes, but increasingly sophisticated P2P apps are being developed that in future might relieve the burden on file caching companies so that individuals will spread freeware, collaborative work projects and other legitimately shared files. This kind of distributed sharing and collaboration is likely the future of Internet based work for knowledge sharing and development. So the success of certain kinds of P2P may hold back or delay the development of other P2P technologies, due to DMCA related fears of prosecution, as well as the development and adoption of information technology based work practices that rely on P2P applications.
Donna points to Pam Samuelson's The Constitutional Law of Intellectual Property After Eldred v. Ashcroft. She also points to Mary Bono's (she succeeded Sonny, and passed the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act (pdf)) statement that succeeding Hilary Rosen at the RIAA would, according to Bono's chief of staff, "be her dream job". Rosen responded, "I love Mary Bono; she's great."
Does it feel operatic to you? Or maybe like a Greek Tragedy (it is tragic, losing extraordinary human expressions because a few are so selfish and dogmatic that they force the loss due to their extremist stance on copyright protection when moderation will do). We may soon be sprinkling dust from classic movies not preserved in time to save them, but still copyright protected and therefore locked up (thankfully a few legislators are reconsidering this). When do we get to the chorus and Teiresias? Oh yeah, right after we clear the rights.
Update 06/13/03: Derek Slater reviews the points in Pam Samuelson's article, against Volokh's recent article and some other's assessments of these issues. Seth replies to Derek here.
Rumor has it that Derek Slater will go to next Tuesday's EFF meetup, and possibly James Grimmelmann, if we're lucky. Should be cool (in a freeze-yourself-to-death summer-in-SF kind-of-way).
Valentina Pasquali has written a special report for the bIPlog on the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act's (pdf) harmonization of US copyright terms with the EU Copyright Directive terms, as well as the arguments made in the case and the opinions (pdf) regarding harmonization in the Eldred case.
Valentina was an undergraduate student this year at UC Berkeley, visiting just for the one year from university in Bologna. She had a blast in the Berkeley and told me she regreted having to leave when we had lunch two weeks ago. She also spent a year in Michigan as an exchange high school student, so she comes to the bIPlog with a good command of English. But I'm really impressed with her ability to write about Eldred and copyright issues considering that Italian is really her first language. It was fun having her contribute to the bIPlog and I wish her well, and hope she keeps contributing!
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Artist Gallery is hosting the provocative exhibition, Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age, from July 2 to 25, 2003.
On Wednesday, July 2nd, an artist reception will take place at SFMOMA Artist Gallery, Fort Mason, Building A, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Gallery hours are Tuesdays through Saturdays 11:30am to 5:30pm.
Artists: Bill Barminski, Ray Beldner, Brian Boling, David Byrne, Enrique Chagoya, Heidi Cody, Michael Hernandez De Luna, Eric Doeringer, Kieron Dwyer, Tom Forsythe, Natalka Husar, Packard Jennings, Ai Kijima, Kembrew McLeod, Negativland, Aric Obrosey, Noel Tolentino, Diana Thorneycroft, Clare Rojas, and Tom Sachs, Laura Splan, Wally Wood, and Andrew Jeffery Wright
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Lisa Rein has posted her video of Ed Felten's and Larry Lessig's talks at the Berkeley DRM Conference (2/28-3/1/03). Ed's talk is on how black boxes interfere with effective public policy and Larry's is about the Commons. Hopefully Lisa will add more video of the conference. Transcripts are also up on the conference website.
On KQED (Bay Area, 88.5 fm) tonight, 8pm:
The Aurora Forum from Stanford University: "Public Life in a Wired World," a program moderated by linguist Geoffrey Nunberg with Laurence Lessig, Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School, and Pamela Samuelson, MacArthur Fellow and founder of the Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic at UC Berkeley.
Or listen to the audio archive if you live elsewhere.
Ed Felten had a great post the other day on Safire's column on Lifelog (htm) (brought to you by DARPA), and the Memex (bIPlog previously talked about the Memex), privacy and context, as well as potential conflicts of interest for bloggers and expectations for private conversations.
The DARPA LifeLog program is trying to build a smart Memex. LifeLog is supposed to be smart, so that it can figure out the context of actions, so as to help you recall more accurately and naturally....
Also, Joi Ito has a comprehensive report on International Research on Privacy for Electronic Government (cover sht; all the report is in pdf) on Privacy Enhancing Technologies in Japan, the US, Canada and Europe. From the US section:
Privacy Risks in Entertainment Technologies
A little noticed but potentially quite significant area of privacy concerns relates to the rapid deployment of technologically sophisticated entertainment systems, especially related to television broadcasting.
Most consumers are unaware of the degree to which their personal viewing activities may be subject to recording, tracking, analysis, and even commercial distribution use by broadcasters and related firms. The opportunities for this sort of data collection are in a number of areas.
With both types of TiVo units, the amount of data that the units are capable of collecting regarding users' interactions is extremely comprehensive. In fact the unit can literally record and log every action that a user makes including every press on the remote control, every program watched, how long programs are maintained and how often they are viewed, and virtually every other aspect of users' viewing and operational habits. Since the system also includes the capability of automatically watching for particular programs based on titles, actors, keywords, and other parameters, it can collect a great deal of data regarding the interests of viewers.
This section of the report includes ReplayTV and DishPlayer too. And it goes on to survey how DRM systems, which are intended to restrict copying and theft of copyright protected materials are increasingly being used to collect very detailed personal usage data, not just in the present or for the long-term, but also retrospectively.
Wired has this: DOJ Net Surveillance Under Fire about the Patriot Act, your web activities and your email.
Check out Fiat Lucre's WILLFUL INFRINGEMENT, and the 4 minute trailer for their copyright movie. They say it's, "The movie that Disney does NOT want you to watch!"
Apparently, Lawrence Lessig & Mickey Mouse, Carrie McLaren & Public Enemy, Don Joyce & U2, Larry Gross & Star Wars, Andy Warhol & Mona Lisa, Ezra G & DJ Akiko Hot Rocks & The Rolling Stones, Pretzel & Critters are in it, but I saw Ed Felten and a couple of others in the trailer.
And check out James Grimmelmann's cool post on the Raider's of the Lost Arc re-mix. Apparently Spielberg liked it and so signed off on the recent screening. But it's still under copyright and James gives the issues a thorough once-over. He concludes:
Harry Knowles has been saying that the remake should be a special DVD extra on the Indiana Jones DVD box set. That sounds like a good idea.
At the same time, don't you find it just a little incongruous that, according to the Copyright Act, these fellows could be ordered to pay out $50,000 each and report for a year in prison?
So you can be a creative genius, and edit something extraordinary, but if you do it with something still under copyright protection, you can edit yourself into the clink. I'm starting to agree more and more with some folks' thoughts that copyright is really about distribution and not about copying. At least the public domain still exists for these guys.
JD Lasica on Clear Channel acquiring the FCC.... It's hilarious. (I'm assuming you already know about last Monday's vote outcome.) But he also points to the Macomb Daily story on the FCC (which bIPlog also reported):
Big Media Got FCC Rule Change Old-Fashioned Way. For a government agency that ensures Americans have an array of media voices from which to choose, the Federal Communications Commission sure has spent a lot of time listening to a small circle of pals, says columnist Chad Selweski.
Media giants spent $2.8 million wining and dining the FCC over the past eight years, paying for travel and luxury accommodations, and even chauffeurs.
Maybe it's cynical, but the rules changes approved last week don't seem that different from the previous set when you consider how poor US distribution channels for independent thought and expression already were. Lessig's thought that the "Internet as Savior" is a dying concept is right, especially when you consider Barry Dillers' thoughts (from D as summarized by Denise Howell) about it:
Audience Questions
Audience member, to Diller: You've been outspoken about media concentration. [More.] What's the impact going to be if control gets tighter?
Diller: You're referring to the FCC's June 2 rulemaking, and loosening restrictions on cross-ownership. The issue is not about consolidation, it's this: there are 5 entities that control 90% of what you see and here. What we need is sensible, wise regulation that will make it so you can still hear independent voices. It's not about size, but when you have size you have to have careful oversight and regulation or you get in trouble. If these entities control the broadband types as well, they'll sit on the tollbridge. The size issue can't be met by just tossing everything out.
In other words, the distribution channel is the key. Unfortunately, this view of the Internet as Savior seems more prevalent outside the blogosphere, amongst the general public and in the big media, which still uses this metaphor a lot even though the situations they describe are often much more complicated.
Jon Healey and Jeff Leeds at the LATimes are reporting (htm) that Yahoo, Microsoft, AOL, Viacom and Amazon are all planning to offer new music services a la iTunes, possibly by the winter. So it looks like the music industry is coming around, starting to see online downloading for the commercial opportunity it is:
Music executives hope the new players will help the industry reverse its sales slump.
"I think the whole thing is a revolution," said Doug Morris, chairman of Vivendi Universal's music operation, the world's largest. "Yahoo has an enormous number of people coming through all the time. Amazon sells a ton of content. MTV certainly is an enormous bull's-eye for people who like music. This is an amazing moment."
And Amy Harmon at the NYTimes is reporting (htm) a similar story of the music industry starting to come around to the realities of online downloading as a fact of life:
"The technology has destabilized us, it has hurt us," said Doug Morris, the chief executive of the Universal Music Group, a unit of Vivendi Universal and the largest of the five major record companies. "But now it's going to take us to new heights."
It's about time. But will they still go after students who make Google-like applications (taking their savings accounts)? It seems so punitive for an industry that should be putting its efforts into more positive ventures like those mentioned above. In the meantime, Eric Olsen of Blogcritics talks about (htm) Pearl Jam's exit from Epic:
...can the Pearl Jam organization get enough recorded music out there through its Web site, fan club and independent distribution to make a go of it without major label distribution?
The dinosaurs will be watching closely.
Just wanted to let readers know that as school has ended and the summer begun, bIPlog may be a little less active, due to travel, conferences, etc. But I encourage you to look at the blog roll, and check in for some updates. The next three days I will not be available for posting.... but I'll be back shortly.


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Set up a simple fine motor activity to work on letter recognition. This letter matching activity can be set up various ways depending on your child's skill level: alphabetical order, uppercase/ lowercase letter recognition, sequencing, etc!
Matching nuts and bolts, fine motor skills, working with tools
Finger Gym with washers and marbles fine motor skills. To be used for phonemic awareness assessments...
Placing marbles on an upturned bath mat - rockmyclassroom.com
Fine motor activity- balancing marbles on golf tees! Children loved it!
Peg the amount onto the card. Free printable from http://www.tipsfromatypicalmomblog.com/2013/08/teach-kids-numbers-free-printable.html
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Loop is a 1997 British romantic comedy feature film produced by Tedi De Toledo and Michael Riley. It was written by Tim Pears and is the debut film of director Allan Niblo.
The writer of Loop, Tim Pears, also wrote the novel for In a Land of Plenty which was turned into an acclaimed 10 part TV drama serial for the BBC and produced by the London-based production company Sterling Pictures and Talkback Productions.
The main character, Rachel, is dumped by her boyfriend and exacts revenge. This film is classified as a romantic comedy.
Contemporary British and Irish Film Directors: a Wallflower Critical Guide, panned the film, calling it a formulaic romantic comedy that was "obviously" filmed on a very small budget. The review makes note of problems with cinematography, sound, script, and direction, summarizing "Loop reminds you that good films are increasingly hard to make, and with countless projects languishing in development or distribution hell, it is difficult to see how this ever made it to the production line."
Actors: Thomas Rodrigue (producer), Thomas Rodrigue (director), Thomas Rodrigue (writer), Thomas Rodrigue (actor), Thomas Rodrigue (editor), Jonathan Neault (director), Jonathan Neault (actor), Jonathan Neault (writer), Jonathan Neault (composer), Ludovic Fleury (director), Louis-Pierre Tanguay (writer), Louis-Pierre Tanguay (actor), Louis-Pierre Tanguay (director), Carl-Emmanuel Blanchet (actor), Carl-Emmanuel Blanchet (writer),Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Short,
Actors: Mark Strong (actor), James Payton (actor), Danny Huston (actor), João Costa Menezes (actor), Robert Pugh (actor), Max von Sydow (actor), Ned Dennehy (actor), Ray Donn (actor), Lasco Atkins (actor), Russell Crowe (actor), Lee Nicholas Harris (actor), Gerard McSorley (actor), William Hurt (actor), Cate Blanchett (actress), Eileen Atkins (actress),
Plot: Birth of a legend. Following King Richard's death in France, archer Robin Longstride, along with Will Scarlett, Alan-a-Dale and Little John, returns to England. They encounter the dying Robert of Locksley, whose party was ambushed by treacherous Godfrey, who hopes to facilitate a French invasion of England. Robin promises the dying knight he will return his sword to his father Walter in Nottingham. Here Walter encourages him to impersonate the dead man to prevent his land being confiscated by the crown, and he finds himself with Marian, a ready-made wife. Hoping to stir baronial opposition to weak King John and allow an easy French take-over, Godfrey worms his way into the king's service as Earl Marshal of England and brutally invades towns under the pretext of collecting Royal taxes. Can Robin navigate the politics of barons, royals, traitors, and the French?Keywords: 1190s, 12th-century, action-hero, adventure-hero, ambush, archer, army, arrow-through-neck, assuming-identity-of-a-dead-person, attacking-a-blind-man
Actors: Marc Allen (actor), Chase Kuertz (editor), Shane Bartlett (producer), Chase Kuertz (producer), Chase Kuertz (writer), Chase Kuertz (director), Chris Whitsett (actor), Shawn Whitsell (actor), Dale Rainey (actress), Max Nolen (actor), Amanda Page Cornett (actress), Evan Taylor Williams (actor), Rashad Rayford (actor), Angel Bowman (actress), Thom Booton (actor),
Plot: It is the year 2012. Gina Tally, widow to a murdered cop, is awoken Christmas Eve night to loud sounds coming from downstairs. She discovers wounded Barkley Rains, a gang member to Mayhem's Razor, sprawled on the floor of her kitchen tile. He's being hunted down by his own people. And they'll do anything to get to him.Keywords: apostrophe-in-title, dark-future, gang, home-invasion, mayhem's-razor, produced-by-director, punctuation-in-title, two-word-title, writer-director, written-by-director
Actors: Sarah Jessica Parker (actress), Patti LuPone (actress), David Paymer (actor), Michael Higgins (actor), Philip Seymour Hoffman (actor), Jack Wallace (actor), John Krasinski (actor), William H. Macy (actor), Matt Malloy (actor), Ricky Jay (actor), Charles Durning (actor), Clark Gregg (actor), Alec Baldwin (actor), Alec Baldwin (producer), Julia Stiles (actress),
Plot: Having left New Hampshire over excessive demands by the locals, the cast and crew of "The Old Mill" moves their movie shoot to a small town in Vermont. However, they soon discover that The Old Mill burned down in 1960, the star can't keep his pants zipped, the starlet won't take her top off, and the locals aren't quite as easily conned as they appear.Keywords: amateur-theater, bare-chested-male, car-accident, dalmatian, film-in-film, filmmaking, hairy-chest, hotel, independent-film, lawsuit
Actors: Telly Savalas (actor), Tane McClure (actress), Jay Mohr (actor), Nikki Fritz (actress), Katie Holmes (actress), Jane Krakowski (actress), Robert Peters (actor), Taye Diggs (actor), James Duval (actor), Breckin Meyer (actor), William Fichtner (actor), Bob Pepper (actor), Emmy Collins (actor), Moby (composer), Sarah Polley (actress),
Plot: Told from three perspectives, a story of a bunch of young Californians trying to get some cash, do and deal some drugs, score money and sex in Las Vegas, and generally experience the rush of life.Keywords: acid-trip, actor, bad-trip, bare-chested-male, bisexual, bisexual-male, bisexual-man, black-comedy, black-humor, blood
Actors: Victoria Paris (actress), Sharon Kane (actress), Arcie Miller (actress), Rocco Bones (actor), Sabrina Dawn (actress), Eric Price (actor), Nina Hartley (actress), Jon Dough (actor), Joey Silvera (actor), Randy Spears (actor), Cal Jammer (actor), Wayne Summers (actor), Henri Pachard (actor), Randy West (actor), Raven Richards (actress),Genres: Adult,
Actors: Victoria Paris (actress), Sharon Kane (actress), Arcie Miller (actress), Rocco Bones (actor), Sabrina Dawn (actress), Eric Price (actor), Nina Hartley (actress), Jon Dough (actor), Joey Silvera (actor), Randy Spears (actor), Cal Jammer (actor), Wayne Summers (actor), Henri Pachard (actor), Randy West (actor), Raven Richards (actress),Genres: Adult, Sci-Fi,
Actors: Ted Mapes (actor), Jack Tornek (actor), Bobby Darin (composer), Howard Christie (producer), Bobby Darin (actor), Michael Sarrazin (actor), William Phipps (actor), Leslie Nielsen (actor), John Daheim (actor), Donnelly Rhodes (actor), Ross Hagen (actor), Myron Healey (actor), Ken Swofford (actor), Frank McGrath (actor), William Mims (actor),
Plot: Fighting in the Civil War a man accidently kills his friend. Returning to Abilene after the war he finds his former sweetheart about to marry the brother of the man he killed. To pay his debt he not only refuses to win her back but takes the job of Sheriff, a job he doesn't want, when the brother asks him. Still haunted by the killing he refuses to carry a gun. But there is trouble between the ranchers and the farmers and when he finds the brother murdered he straps on a gun and heads after the killer.Keywords: abilene-kansas, bare-chested-male, bare-chested-male-bondage, blood-on-back, cowboy, final-showdown, gun-violence, gunfight, gunfighter, gunslinger
Actors: Dayton Lummis (actor), Eric Alden (actor), Paul Kruger (actor), Robert Anderson (actor), Richard H. Cutting (actor), Ted de Corsia (actor), Lane Bradford (actor), Harold Goodwin (actor), Frank Hagney (actor), Chuck Hamilton (actor), Harry Harvey (actor), Chuck Hayward (actor), David Janssen (actor), Anthony Jochim (actor), Kenneth MacDonald (actor),
Plot: Jim Trask, former sheriff of Abilene, returns to the town after fighting for the Confederacy to find everyone thought he was dead. His old friend Dave Mosely is now engaged to Trask's former sweetheart and is one of the cattlemen increasingly feuding with the original farmers. Trask is persuaded to take up as sheriff again but there is something about the death of Mosely's brother in the Civil War that is haunting him.Keywords: ban-on-guns, bare-chested-male, beating, blood-on-back, businessman, cigar-smoking, civil-war-veteran, corruption, cowboy, death
¿Te imaginas estar encerrado en un loop del mismo día justo antes de que acabe el mundo? No te pierdas esta nueva serie, una historia de amor y sci-fi en 8 actos con @SoyRix y @YosStoP. Estreno martes 28 de Febrero 7pm por este canal. @basui @FerPerezgil @pepperbu09 @gerardolsd Únete a mi comunidad en Facebook =) http://www.facebook.com/yosstop PÁGINA WEB: http://www.yosstop.tv/ Contacto negocios: email@example.com No te olvides seguirme en: TWITTER: @YosStoP http://twitter.com/#!/YosStoP FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/yosstop INSTAGRAM: @justyoss http://instagram.com/justyoss SNAPCHAT: snapyoss Únete a mi segundo canal de mi vida "normal" y crítica social: http://www.youtube.com/justyoss Si te gustó COMPÁRTELO, dale LIKE y no olvides SUSCRIBIRTE. Compártelo con tus a...
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Brown or black may be your go-to liner shade for everyday wear, but adding a touch of colored liner -- whether it's pink, purple, green or blue -- can be a refreshing change that brightens your look instantly. Too afraid to jump all in with a color-saturated liner? Start with a less intense shade, like navy blue or royal purple -- seen here on actress AnnaSophia Robb -- says Anna Phillips, Dallas-based makeup expert and founder of The Lash Lounge.
Lining eyes with an intense shade is a foolproof way to capture everyone's attention, which means the application must be perfect. Liquid liners -- like the one actress Emmy Rossum wears to a movie screening in New York -- help create a flawless, long-lasting line, Phillips says. "If you're not a fan of liquid eyeliner or don't have a steady hand, use a pencil that comes with a correcting eraser," Phillips suggests.
For a simple style that's easy to pull off -- and works well as an office or daytime look -- Phillips suggests going for a single colored line on the top lid. "Apply liner as close to the lash as possible, which allows the color to peek from behind the lashes and lessens the intensity," she explains. Go bolder by thickening the line, like singer Gwen Stefani does here at an event in New York.
Anna Phillips: Makeup expert and owner, The Lash Lounge
Amp up the wow factor of your colored eyeliner look by rimming the eyes with a single bright shade, like actress and singer Mandy Moore does here at an event in Los Angeles. If the look is too harsh for your taste, create a softer, smokier version by smudging both the upper and lower eyelid, suggests Jenny Satin, an Orlando, Fla.-based makeup artist.
Jenny Satin: Makeup artist
For an instantly edgy look, add a dose of brightly colored liner to the bottom lash line only, like model Bar Refaeli does here at an appearance in Los Angeles. To lighten the look, apply liner on just half of the lash line, starting from the outside corner, Phillips suggests. You can even make the look more dramatic by upping the intensity of the hue or thickening the line.
Can't decide between a liner that's blue or purple, orange or pink? Make the decision simple by wearing two shades at once, like singer Kelly Rowland does here at an album launch in New York. "Pick two colors that complement one another, and apply one to the top lash line and the other to the bottom," Phillips advises.
Whether you're testing out bright liner or just toning it down a bit, adding a bold hue to only the inner corners of your eyes "is a fun way to introduce color to your look and experiment with bright eyeliner without going all the way," Phillips says. Try a pastel shade -- like the icy blue actress Ginnifer Goodwin wears here at an event in New York -- to keep the look soft yet fierce.
Every woman can pull off bright eyeliner, as long as she picks the right color for her skin tone and eye color. Greens and purples, like the look singer Keri Hilson wears here at the 2010 Grammy Awards, work well with most skin tones, as well as with brown and hazel eyes, Phillips says. Green eyes pop with blues and golds, while blue eyes look especially sexy in shades of orange, Satin explains.
Bright eyeliner is a statement on its own, so keeping the rest of your look simple is key, Phillips says. She recommends steering clear of shimmery shadows, opting instead for a nude, tan or cream shadow, like actress Emily Blunt does here at the 2013 Met Gala. Satin says it's also smart to shy away from a color-intense lip shade when wearing bold liner.


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How can I correct my extremely uneven eyebrows? (photos)
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How can I correct my extremely uneven eyebrows?
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Great question! Botox is an excellent treatment option to subtly lift the brow. In your case, it is certainly reasonable to have a small amount injected above the right brow to have it appear more even with the left brow. An experienced injector will be familiar with facial anatomy and place the Botox in the appropriate location to achieve this outcome. I recommend consulting with a board-certified specialist who can further discuss the risks, benefits, and side effects of Botox injections.
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Thanks for your question. The photos you included are quite helpful. I do see the asymmetry you mention, and I believe it's subtle enough to be effectively corrected with a strategic application of BOTOX. However, bear in mind that the results are temporary and typically last for a few months. You can certainly return to your injector for repeat treatments, or you may wish to see what kind of improvement is possible and then switch to something more permanent. In any case, it's important to remember that the human face is almost never perfectly symmetrical. See a board-certified plastic surgeon to learn more about your short- and long-term options.
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|"Saturday Night Massacre"
|Season Four, Episode Seven
|Air date
|August 3, 2014
|Episode Guide
| previous
Door Number Three
| next
A Thing With Feathers
|Cast Guide
| Noah Wyle as Tom Mason
Moon Bloodgood as Anne Glass
Drew Roy as Hal Mason
Connor Jessup as Ben Mason
Maxim Knight as Matt Mason
Seychelle Gabriel as Lourdes Delgado
Mpho Koaho as Anthony
Sarah Carter as Margaret
Colin Cunningham as John Pope
Doug Jones as Cochise
Scarlett Byrne as Alexis Glass-Mason
Will Patton as Daniel F. Weaver
|Also Starring
| Ryan Robbins as Tector Murphy
Megan Danso as Denny
Treva Etienne as Dingaan Botha
Mira Sorvino as Sara
John DeSantis as Shaq
Robert Sean Leonard as Roger Kadar
"Saturday Night Massacre" is the seventh episode of Season 4, it premiered August 3, 2014.
Plot SynopsisEdit
Lexi emerges more powerful and ruthless than ever. Tom and the 2nd Mass must work together with the Volm to hold off the invading Espheni forces in what becomes the bloodiest battle of the series.
Anne looks into the cocoon and places her hand on it, but it doesn't burn her. Alexis opens her eyes (they are now green) and places her hand over Anne's, then starts to break her way out of the cocoon. She emerges in a bright white light, and momentarily faints before waking up and recognizing Tom. She says she must leave because humans are violent and will not change, even though she tried to show them another way. Anne asks her about what she said in Anne's vision, about always choosing her family, and Alexis says, "…not this family." She walks into the crowd gathered and everyone draws their weapons on Alexis. Lourdes runs to Alexis' side and asks her to set her free. Alexis puts her hand on Lourdes' cheek, and by telekinesis makes everyone freeze and Pope aim his gun at someone else. Alexis then kills Lourdes and walks away. Once she leaves, everyone is released from their paralysis.
Lourdes is laid to rest and everyone says their goodbyes. Anne and Tom argue over their ability to save Alexis. Dr. Kadar explains that Alexis' human and Espheni DNA have combined and created something completely different and unknown. A security team was ambushed and left burned alive, Tom realizes this was a personal attack from the burned overlord and that this attack could be used to their advantage.
Tom and Weaver devise a plan to bring the skitters/mechs into the city and destroy them, as the 2nd Mass prepares for the coming invasion, Pope and Sara share a moment and Ben tells Matt that while he believes their father's plan is good, a lot of people can die so he is going to track down his sister Alexis because he feels she can stop the fighting. Matt tells Tom that Ben left to find Alexis, Tom is not surprised. Sara confides in Pope that she is afraid of dying, and doesn't want today to be her last day. Hal explains to Maggie his belief that Love is the weapon used by the Espheni and that humans need not build lasting attachments because it would be safer. He feels that Love blinds those from doing what is right. Maggie points out that if she followed that same philosophy, that Hal wouldn't be here right now. Dingaan and Denny joke about jazz while scouting the entrance the mechs/skitters are going to use. Once they appear, Dingaan and Denny run back to warn the others, and come across a line of Alexis' disciples in the street. They believe that if they show the Espheni that they mean no harm, they would be spared. As the mechs enter, they gun down all the kneeling disciples, and Dingaan is pulled away by Denny as he screams.
As mechs enter the battle zone, Maggie lights the fuse that ignites the thermite in the Chinese paper lanterns hanging over the street. This takes out the first wave of mechs. Everyone falls back as Maggie stays behind to kill off skitter stragglers. Sara and Pope are shooting skitters when they discover a broken natural gas line and yell for everyone to get out. Many people are killed in the large gas main explosion. Pope is looking for Sara, he finds her crying because she didn't think that fighting skitters was as fun as Pope promised her it was. Hal and Weaver look for Maggie, Anne comes running up to tell Tom that a large number of their group is dead from the blast. Ben finds Alexis and pleads with her to come back and help save their family, explaining that before the war, his dad and Anne has never raised their hands in violence but Alexis says it's too late and that Ben should come with her. An Espheni ship lands and Ben's spikes glow as Alexis turns and tells Ben to follow her. Tom says everyone needs to hide so that Overlord Scorch thinks that the gas main explosion killed everyone, and Pope suggests that they hide in the fallout shelter. Dan finds Dr. Kadar packing his samples and labs, but has a large piece of glass sticking out of his side. Dan calls Anne over to help, but she can't do anything and Dr. Kadar dies after telling Tom to save Alexis and never let her go. As everyone goes into the fallout shelter, Tom decides he is going to stay out and wait for a clear shot of the overlord. He takes an antique long-range rifle from Tector, and goes to post where he can get a clear shot.
Tector explains to Tom how to use the rifle, but says it is dirty and that he needs oil from down stairs. Tom offers to go get it. Tector then goes to a tool box and pulls out a large wrench and knocks out Tom off-camera. As Scorch enters Tector's site, Tector fires but misses. Scorch motions for a ship to fly over, but it is shot out of the sky by Cochise and crashes near the building that Tector is on, causing him to fall off. A skitter walks up to him and Tector starts laughing because he has explosives strapped to him which he detonates. Scorch mistakes Tector's burned body for a dead Tom Mason. The scene cuts to showing all those who died, as well as Maggie laying under a pile of debris, Tom is shown waking up after having been buried under rubble from the blast, lying next to the large wrench that Tector had.
Other CastEdit
- Jon Johnson as Jon
- D Harlan Cutshall as Butterfield
- Nico Amoroso as Nico
- Zack Daniels as Zack
- Lourdes Delgado
- Roger Kadar
- Tector Murphy
- Joy
- Cain
- Around 70 other people
Significant EventsEdit
- Lourdes, Bennett, Roger Kadar, Tector Murphy, most of Alexis' followers & 2nd Mass fighters are killed.
- Lexi leaves Chinatown to join the Espheni, Ben goes after her but she takes control of him to follow her on an Espheni ship.
- Scorch and his troops attack Chinatown, leaving it in ruins & believing they killed everyone.
- Tector tricks Tom and becomes "The Ghost" but fails to assassinate Scorch. Scorch mistakes Tector's burned corpse for a dead Tom Mason.
- Cochise returns.
- The 2nd Mass has the lowest amount of survivors yet, as all but 30 were killed in the battle of which less than 20 are in fighting form.
- Cochise shoots down a Beamer sent by Scorch to attack Tector. The Beamer survives relatively intact and becomes important in the rest of the season.
- Maggie is fatally injured, leading to the events regarding her in the next episode.
Tom's History LessonsEdit
To Be Added
Outside ReferencesEdit
The title is a reference to the term given to President Nixon's executive dismissal of independent special prosecutor Archibald Cox, and the resignations of Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus during the Watergate scandal.[1]
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|"Evolve or Die"
|"Shoot the Moon"
|"Mind Wars"
| #06
|"Door Number Three"
| #07
|"Saturday Night Massacre"
|"A Thing With Feathers"
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Aug 18, 2017 - 06:23 am .- The Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) has announced that it will expand to 15 new campuses for the 2017-2018 school year.
Aug 17, 2017 - 08:01 pm .- As political tensions increase between the United States and North Korea, one pro-life group began a petition urging nuclear disarmament around the world.
Aug 17, 2017 - 05:11 pm .- In the face of North Korea's threats to bomb the island of Guam, the Catholic faithful have gathered in parishes across the US territory to pray for eased tensions between the two nations.
Aug 17, 2017 - 03:49 pm .- Lawyers for Planned Parenthood investigator David Daleiden claimed a victory on Wednesday as the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court sent back a lower court's ruling against him.
Aug 16, 2017 - 02:44 pm .- Moral theologian and cultural analyst Dr. Pia de Solenni has been appointed chancellor for the Diocese of Orange in California, effective Aug. 28.
Aug 16, 2017 - 06:02 am .- The 100th birthday of Blessed Oscar Romero was a time for Los Angelenos to reflect on the martyred Salvadoran bishop's virtues and how his vision can be made a reality today
Aug 15, 2017 - 04:57 pm .- Religious freedom advocates were heartened by the State Department recognizing in its annual religious freedom report released Tuesday the genocide of Christians by the Islamic State.
Aug 15, 2017 - 02:49 pm .- After recent violence in Charlottesville, Virginia involving white supremacy groups and counter-protesters, the father of the woman who was killed after the rally spoke out against hatred and offered a different message: forgiveness and love.
Aug 15, 2017 - 02:45 pm .- A new law in Texas removes elective abortion coverage from the standard package of health insurance benefits offered in many plans, a move that pro-life advocates hailed as a victory for those who do not want to subsidize abortion.
Aug 15, 2017 - 06:04 am .- Medication abortions are on their way to becoming the dominant method of abortion in the U.S. But lawmakers are starting to look at whether to change their state's informed-consent laws to let women know of an experimental treatment that could possibly reverse the effects of a progesterone-blocking abortion.
Aug 15, 2017 - 12:03 am .- A Mass and a documentary premiere are among the events marking the 50th anniversary of the death of Servant of God Father Vincent R. Capodanno, the decorated Navy chaplain who was killed seeking to provide the sacraments to ambushed Marines in the Vietnam War.
Aug 15, 2017 - 12:01 am .- Today, Catholics around the world mark the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, commemorating the end of her earthly life and assumption into Heaven. But while the feast day is a relatively new one, the history of the holiday – and the mystery behind it – has its roots in the earliest centuries of Christian belief.
Aug 14, 2017 - 08:02 pm .- In an effort to draw the 'selfie generation' to Marian spirituality, the Pauline Fathers of Doylestown, Pennsylvania collected photos from dozens of countries around the world for a mosaic of Our Lady of Czestochowa.
Aug 14, 2017 - 10:59 am .- With deadly violence following a rally of white supremacists this past weekend in Charlottesville, Va., bishops throughout the nation denounced racism and racist ideologies.
Aug 12, 2017 - 03:46 pm .- The head of the U.S. bishops conference called for prayers after one person was killed and over a dozen injured during a white nationalist protest in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Aug 11, 2017 - 12:54 pm .- A Texas Catholic priest has countered the claim of Texas Baptist pastor and adviser to Trump, Pastor Robert Jeffress, who claimed on Thursday that the president has been given "authority by God" to use nuclear force against North Korea.
Aug 11, 2017 - 03:32 am .- "We are many parts, but we are all one body," says the refrain of a popular '80s Church hymn, based on the words of 1 Cor. 12:12.


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December 19, 2011
Belgium saw its credit rating cut Friday by two notches, as Moody's said that the debt crisis in the euro zone was increasing risk for all countries carrying a heavy public debt burden.
By Marlene Y. Satter |
October 5, 2011
Italy got hammered Tuesday by Moody's, which lowered the country's credit rating from Aa2 to A2, with a negative outlook, citing weak growth as the reason.
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Private room
2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
About this listing
This is a cozy and modern room that is just a minute walk from the bus and tram stop that goes regularly straight to the city center!
Besides, next to the flat there is a supermarket (M-F: 07-23, Sat: 08-21), restaurants, pharmacy and car rental!
The space
This flat is always bright and the view from the balcony is priceless as it faces towards the 3 most famous mountains (Fløyen, Ulrikken, Løvstakken)!
Further, as we speak different languages (English, Norwegian, Italian, Spanish, German and Hungarian), it can make your stay more comfortable.
Guest access
You will have your own bedroom with storage place for your clothes and luggages.
Well-equipped kitchen, living room and bathroom (you will have your own shelves) are shared.
Interaction with guests
Me and my girlfriend live in the flat, so we are available for you if you need some help to plan your day with sightseeing or anything else. We are quite communicative but of course we respect YOUR / the guests' privacy. Furthermore, I work as a restaurant manager in the city centre (Wesselstuen restaurant) and if you need any information or get lost, you can find me there :-)
It is not allowed to smoke inside the flat. Only at the terrace.
Cancel up to 5 days before your trip and get a full refund. Cancel within 5 days of your trip and the first night is non-refundable, but 50% of the cost for the remaining nights will be refunded.


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More dog poo bag dispensers are going to be installed. In a press release, Richmondshire District Council says a pilot scheme to issue the dog waste bag has been successful enough to be expanded.
And they call on local business leaders to get involved and help fund the project. The council says:
An innovative scheme to encourage dog owners to pick up after their pets is to be extended across Richmondshire following a successful pilot project.
Free dog waste bags will be available to dog walkers at waste bag dispensers throughout the district.
Council Spokesperson, Tony Duff, explains "We trialled these dispensers and found them to be very successful in encouraging dog walkers to pick up after their pets and keep our streets, paths and parks clear of dog mess. The poo bags are free from the dispensers, which offer advertising space for local businesses. The only cost to the Council will be the initial siting of the dispensers.
Businesses are being encouraged to support the scheme by buying advertising space from TiksPac – the company providing the dispensers and the free dog poo bags.
We aim to install 10 dispensers to start in key locations and hopefully provide more in response to demand from local businesses".
For more information please contact TiksPac on 01925 593892 or Sally Dixon at the Councilon 01748 829100.


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