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Like us on Facebook. Posted February 17, 2017 by Kelly Woo"Are we more like Iron Man or Spider-Man?" wonders one of the "Power Rangers" in the new trailer for the movie about the teen superheroes.Maybe a bit of both, actually. "Power Rangers" opens in theaters March 24.Want more stuff like this? The new trailer shows that these teens certainly know how to crack a line, all while brimming with excitement at the prospect of wearing really cool armored suits, wielding really cool gadgets, and kicking not-so-cool villainous butt in the form of Rita Repulsa (a wonderfully campy Elizabeth Banks).There's not a ton of new footage, though we get a first glimpse at Red Ranger (Darce Montgomery) using the signature Power Sword. The best part of the trailer comes at the end, when Bill Hader's robotic assistant Alpha 5 gets in a few punches and screams "Yeah! Power Rangers!" like the kid inside all of us.
So violent, they end up coming scary-close to putting the people Charles has sworn to protect in comas — or, as we latter learn, in the grave.The performance is a tricky mix of comedic and heartwarming, haunted and heroic, and it's one Stewart pulls off effortlessly.His best scene, and one of his last, occurs in the second act, after Logan has carried him to bed before embarking on a side mission with the farmer and father who has taken them in. But the real revelation comes toward the film's third act, when she finally speaks — and punches Logan in the face. One that makes it hard to let go of Jackman's iconic take on the character. Posted February 17, 2017 by Phil Pirrello[SPOILERS AHEAD. 2. That takes balls to give the audience a lump in their throat as they leave the theater.An effort that hopefully sends them back in for a second viewing. Before he can see whether or not Logan takes his aforementioned poignant, haunting advice. People who love each other. (Unless you count passing off sage wisdom and exposition from the confines of a cool wheelchair interesting.)Maybe 15 minutes in, we've heard Charles say the word "fu**" or its derivative several times. Sometimes, it does so by pulling on the heartstrings in ways that make your eyes leak tears the way Wolverine's hands pop claws.Of all the Wolverine films, "Logan" comes closest to being the best. Worse, he's murdered. He dies realizing X-23, his daughter/clone, can go on being something different than the lab made her to be. And even worse, he dies before he can get to the tranquil life on the ocean Logan's been saving up and chasing down for him. MAJOR ONES. DO NOT READ UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN "LOGAN." I'm serious. He goes out not in a blaze of glory, or even with a chance to kill the one baddie our hero has a legit beef with. The movie double-downs on what this all means for our weary hero — he drinks constantly to numb the pain that his broken healing factor no longer can, he clings to the belief that he "sucks" at caring about people because "bad sh**" happens to all the people worthy of his care. Charles tells Logan something we've heard only in voiceover in the second trailer, which comes off even more powerful in the completed scene: "This is what life looks like… There are a lot of good-to-great beats in "Logan." These five make it the hardest to say goodbye. Wolverine's Last StandThe final fight, as refreshing as it is not taking place inside a factor or lair or involving a repeat of the crap that mired the ending of "The Wolverine," it doesn't quite pack the visceral or emotional payoff necessary to fully bring it home. Like, IN-ALL-CAPS SERIOUS.]RIP, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine.The actor has spent the better part of two years promoting "Logan" as his #OneLastTime donning the claws and tank top. A man who has killed more people than he's had hot meals, a man who sees every one of those deaths in his sleep and wakes up forced to live with that blood on his hands. The R-Rated "Berserker" Action "SNIKT!" indeed. Feel it. Gone are Wolverine's spandex and unique hair. In their place, lots of claws through the head and face. (The reveal of which is better left for seeing in theaters). It's about the cost that saving the world has on the very tortured man trying to defend it. But credit must be given to Mangold for ending his R-rated, big-budget Marvel movie on an emotional note. Keen's performance gets increasingly complex as the story demands X-23 shed some tears in battle, in a scene the gives the young actor a chance to (mostly) hold her own opposite a veteran like Jackman. That's worth the price of admission, but "Logan" has more in store for the X-Men's caretaker and father figure. Remember how Professor X stops time in the first two X-Men films? You still have time…"Sadly, time runs out for Charles at the hands claws of a surprise assailant. Instead, our favorite X-Men is rocking a grey beard and grey hair as he embarks on his darkest and most violent adventure yet.Director and co-writer James Mangold set out to deliver a definitive and R-rated comic book movie for adults. Their impact fades quicker than we had hoped, given the character's legacy and popularity. 1. Well, it's even more refreshing to watch."Logan" is largely a character-first western that happens to be a Wolverine movie. Patrick Stewart's Very Old Charles XavierHoly shit, you guys — Stewart delivers an all-timer performance in a role that was previously not given enough interesting things to do throughout the entire franchise. That the tragic hero still has time to give himself (at least) a sense of a life worth living — he just has to slash through a bunch of bodies first.In between all the claw-happy set pieces and violence, "Logan" delivers a resonate meditation on what it takes to be a hero. At the same time, it's done at times in a very minimalistic way — no wire-fu, like in previous "X-Men" films. All before spending one of his last breaths feeling what both that sense of family Charles spoke about and death — that which this almost-immortal mutant has spent a life immune to. You should take a moment. 3. This manifests dramatically in key scenes between Logan and Charles/Professor X, as the latter — despite suffering from the mutant equivalent of ALS — reminds Logan the importance of family. So Many Great Character MomentsNot the first thing you'd expect to read in a breakdown of an R-rated comic book movie, huh? His condition manifests in the form of psychic seizures. And even harder for whomever picks up the claws from here. A home. Okay, so, his seizures are like that — only the more violent version of that. As "it was just okay" as the climatic action beats are, these final moments spent with a dying Logan are, for the most part, a gut-punch. It all builds to a mostly satisfying oner, with Wolverine going full "Berserker Rage" to deliver wants fans have waited nearly 20 years to see. 5. They actually give him — and the actor — new and challenging things to play as a 90-year-old mutant burdened with the most dangerous brain and mutation on the planet. Especially Wolverine's death scene.I told you — there were spoilers. And yes, Canada's most famous mutant export finally dies. The shackles of PG-13 ratings are gone. 4. This movie is dripping with tragedy, and only a pro like Stewart knows the exact amount to give that story so it can be told effectively — and emotionally. "Logan's" hack and slash approach to action grows repetitive — you can only come up with so many new ways to stab skulls. X-23Laura (newcomer Dafne Keen) is to "Logan" what Eleven is to "Stranger Things." Huge chunks of her screentime are spent silently observing and reacting to things, and Keen excels with her intentionally minimalist work. Yes, Xavier dies.
Posted February 17, 2017 by Kelly WooAll good things must come to an end. Probably into the ground, knowing them."Silicon Valley" season 4 premieres Sunday, April 23 at 10 p.m. on HBO.Want more stuff like this? He wants to take the name "Pied Piper," too, and none of the guys seem to care. Whoooop!As for what used to be Pied Piper, it should be interesting to see how Erlich and Big Head (who now co-own the company) run things. And of course, Jared joins Richard and they whoop it up in the garage to generate excitement. Like us on Facebook. In the first teaser for "Silicon Valley" season 4, Richard makes a dramatic announcement: "I'm quitting." That comes after the events of last season, when Pied Piper's platform turned out to be a pipe dream (supported by clickfarms) and the company pivoted to focus on Dinesh's video chat app.Now, Richard wants to leave to "build a new internet," because yeah, that sounds feasible.
Also rumored for cameos are Arcade Fire, Florence & the Machine and Iron & Wine, as well as actors including Christian Bale and Cate Blanchett. If only love were that easy.Malick filmed the movie during the 2012 Austin City Limits Festival, and word is that the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Iggy Pop make appearances. Things get complicated by the arrival of music mogul Michael Fassbender and his waitress paramour Natalie Portman. But with Malick's notorious reputation for brutal editing, you really never know what might end up in the final cut. "Song to Song" debuts at SXSW on March 10, and then in limited release March 17.Want more stuff like this? It seems triangles and quadrangles ensue."We thought we could just roll and tumble. Like us on Facebook. Live from song to song, kiss to kiss," Mara says. Posted February 17, 2017 by Kelly WooAh, to be in love and make sweet music together — what could be better?The trailer for Terence Malick's "Song to Song" starts out blissful and sweet, as indie rockers Ryan Gosling and Rooney Mara float through Austin, Texas, falling in love and playing music.
I found that argument really compelling, and I really enjoyed that scene.Tell me that moment when you found out Jimmy was going to be your guy.They were looking for someone for president, and I was thinking, "Gosh, I hope they find somebody who you could believe could be president, who has the charisma, and the weight, and the gravitas to play that." I've seen some presidents in some shows, and I think, I don't really believe that they would have made it all the way through. If that happens, if there's a Season 2 and that happens, I think it will be, like I don't think anything can ever prepare you for being at the White House. It's super fast.How did it compare? I'd ask him lots of questions. I found that really fun to do, so I'm keen for that kind of stuff.For her, I think there are probably certain parts of action that she'd like to leave behind. I want to be involved in action, and there will be some stuff in there. That's a very special thing about being an actor, is you get into rooms and meet amazing people that I wouldn't have gotten to meet otherwise. What was surprising getting into the "24" way of shooting things?It was interesting, on the pilot, Stephen [Hopkins], when he was shooting the show, he very much likes to keep takes going. How did you see how you were going to fit in and what you were going to be able to do with the property?I read the script, and obviously I'd worked with Howard [Gordon] before on "Homeland." I was looking for something else to do after "Homeland," but I didn't want to play a mom. It's men. I actually really enjoyed that part of it in "Homeland," where it got a bit dirty. I think like all those things in life that are huge transitions, you kind of have an idea of it, and I think she has an idea of it. It's faster than film, definitely, particularly with this show.No matter what position somebody's in on this show, there's always the potential for action. Then I went out and bought the DVD set to take home to Australia with me to show my friends. Being from Australia, I've always read about American elections, but I never really, truly understood the election process, because the election process in Australia is very similar to the UK — it's the Westminster system. My manager was actually also Kiefer [Sutherland's] manager. I'd say like, "So who decides who the delegates are? Posted February 17, 2017 by Scott HuverAn aspiring First Lady who also knows how to break a confession out of a terrorist cell member? There isn't a focus on, like on a film, you will more do a wide, and then we're really going to be more in close-up for that. There's a part on films, where you're kind of pulling it apart into sections, and you kind of know as an actor, "Well, the money shot for this will be when we're in close-up. They're definitely about service to the country.Did they bring you one or two people that are similar to her to talk to as you prepared for the role? Like you say, to bring that filmic quality. We're still shooting, and we've still got stuff to go. Please!" I don't think people in the intelligence world ever retire. I just found it intellectually invigorating, and enjoyed that about it. What did you want to bring to "24: Legacy" when you got involved in this project? And there was one particular woman there who was very inspiring.It was great to hear her perspective — not as a woman, but her perspective on what's going on today, but to see it from a woman's point of view, just hearing that. Also, the format was so compelling and strong. I was thinking, "Who are they going to get? That's like, "Jimmy, run. Your system is, like, so convoluted. So I think there's a strong allegiance between the people who have worked in it, and I think they're still drawn together and still very much have a lot of friends within that community, and I think they always walk into situations thinking of all the worst things that can happen. Did you binge the show?Miranda Otto: Yeah, I binged the show when it first came out. To take on something that was so challenging to write.You've had your experience with "Homeland." You knew the production team, you knew that territory. He's such a beautiful person to work with. So in that way, it's a little more like … When I was doing "Homeland," I used to speak to him all the time about the scripts. And he's so physically big and has all that strength, but he's very gentle as a person. She's probably figured that she's seen those days before, and how did you feel about it?I really like the idea of action. How does she feel about the potential for action? So he'd read all the scripts, and he would give me advice on stuff. There was a particular scene with Jimmy [Smits] that I really enjoyed, because I thought it was a really interesting argument, and really at the crux of what the show is about. I have favorite scenes, but favorite day on set? So when this came along, I liked the script so much. Tell me about the comparison between the two. It was great that they'd written a female character who was, or was just leaving, being the head of an intelligence agency, because that doesn't really happen very much in real life. Coming to "24," which is the Maserati of television productions –That's true! We're very privileged in that way.Without spoiling anything, are you able to tell me your favorite day on set?It's so hard! I think that once you've opened your eyes to that part of the world, and you have that awareness, you can never be unaware. I have such a respect for the intelligence community and the work that they do. Were you a fan of the show? It goes on for so long.I'm fascinated also by how many Americans I would talk to who didn't truly understand the way the system worked. Those kind of experiences have been really helpful. I'd been a fan of the show, but I felt like this script seemed to be very current. We created a backstory, all of that. I know. not theater, but it's a little more like you rehearse it, and then they're going to swing around and catch different things. And, as she tells Moviefone, as much as she's reveling in the intrigue, she's also hoping to see a little "24"-style action, too.Moviefone: Where did "24" fit in your head, in your life prior to getting involved with the project? It is kind of the man's world. It didn't feel like it was the show that was on then. I was a big fan!It was really a turning point of bringing a cinematic style to television.Yeah, and that was the beginning really of the whole kind of change in television, I think. I don't think anyone could ever tell you. It's always men. Run for president! How do you become that? And did they bring you any women that have been in that world?When I was on "Homeland," there was a consultant for the show, a guy called John McGaffin, who is retired from the CIA. What they're really grabbing from this is the entry into the door."With this, you never know when they're going to cover what, and you never know, in the way that they cover it, who exactly they're going to be on at what time. These people have a lot of power." Nobody seemed to know who decided who the delegates were. It's pretty easy to understand. I could see people voting for Jimmy for president. How do you put aside your past and some of the more brutal aspects of your past, and transition into being a female archetype?It must have been fascinating for you, while making the show, to watch what was happening in the American political system.Hell yeah! I met with John, and he connected us for lunch with a number of people in the intelligence community. There are many women who work in it, but there's something very masculine about that world.So I was interested to see what that would be, and I thought that it was great that they'd set it up that it was that part of her life, but the other part of her life is that she was potentially about to be a First Lady, where traditionally still, as a First Lady, I think you're seen a someone who has to bring this femininity to the White House, and bring female concerns, and what would that transition be like moving from the world of CTU, which is a very masculine world, into a very female role, an iconic female role, for this country? I don't think, as smart and wise as you could be, I don't think anyone could prepare you for what it would be like to be in that job.You've worked on some pretty epic-sized film productions. But yes, of course, for the show as well — but whoever was writing that election, they're very complicated writers, those ones!For your role, to imagine that here's a woman who's worked in the shadowy underworld of operations, to being in the white hot glare of the spotlight and the media — that has got to be pretty daunting, in some ways, for her to make that shift.Yes. So much of it they can't talk about, so people take it for granted, the work that is done, and the passion, commitment, and devotion that the people within it have to do this work, because it's not financial …The rewards in it are not financial. But I was on the side of what the country needs. Who are they going to get?"Then when they mentioned Jimmy, I was like, "Oh my God, he'd be so perfect!" Because he just has that strength of character as a person. So when the show first came out, I was staying with her, and she had it on the TV — or she had DVDs; I can't remember what the format was then that she had it on, but she had it all there. I was trying to convince him about something that was very personal to him, had really personal repercussions for him. I wanted to play another role that was intelligent and challenging. Once you become aware, you can't become unaware.How crazy is it that "24" is coming back right at the time we're having this big national discussion about intelligence? I think it was somehow on the TV, and I could pull it all up.I was meant to be studying for auditions, but it was so addictive, I couldn't stop watching it. It had a fresh, new look at it.And I was very keen to work in the world of intelligence again, because I found that fascinating and challenging to work in. How do you get to be the delegate?Yeah, so living here, I thought it was a great chance to actually follow that. It's like being president. That's the kind of FLOTUS Miranda Otto could get behind.For "24: Legacy," the Australian actress ("Homeland," "The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King") has taken on the role of Rebecca Ingram, the former head of the shadowy and clandestine Counter Terrorist Unit who now finds herself in the very public political spotlight of her Senator husband's presidential campaign — just when her valued CTU operative Eric Carter needs her help the most. You kind of have to be on your game all the time. It's tricky with spoiling stuff. And I still speak to him, and I was recently in Washington with Howard, because "Homeland" was winning an award. There have been some actors cast as president who seem to me bland, or wishy-washy, or I just don't believe that they're defined enough as a person. You've been in films where they have all the resources at their disposal, and now so does this show, on a TV scale. It felt like it was the show of what's happening today in the world of terrorism.
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— Peter Austin (@ThatPeterAustin) February 17, 2017The French title for the next Star Wars movie ("The Last Jedi") in English is "Les derniers Jedi" — so plural. pic.twitter.com/njMl7rzUsq
— RicardoDuToit (@RicardoDuToit) February 17, 2017Because of how the Germans use grammar, we now know that "Jedi" is plural in "The Last Jedi". Like us on Facebook. There is more than one Jedi. Posted February 17, 2017 by Kelly WooSince the announcement that the title of "Star Wars: Episode VIII" would be "The Last Jedi," fans have been debating whether the word "Jedi" is singular or plural. Rey? Legit image, just posted on the Portuguese #StarWars FB page! Maybe others?The release of the international titles for the movie now seemingly confirm that the word is indeed plural:@slashfilm It's plural! https://t.co/wcbztCMXgc
— Olivier Knox (@OKnox) February 17, 2017The plural usage indicates that Luke is not the last Jedi, as mentioned in the opening crawl of "The Force Awakens," and that Rey will receive training from him in the Force. It also points to the possibility that Kylo Ren, would turn away from the Dark Side and rejoin his uncle in the Jedi ways. Vielen Dank. Did it refer to Luke? Perhaps there are even others yet undiscovered, like Finn, who seemed somewhat Force-sensitive."Star Wars: The Last Jedi" opens in theaters December 15, 2017.Want more stuff like this?
But Chris has been heavier, and I think he does understand the plight of being overweight. I just feel that — we tested a lot of gentleman who were bigger. And I get it. Posted February 17, 2017 by Gina Carbone"This Is Us" star Chrissy Metz (Kate Pearson) responded to a fan who called it "ridiculous" that actor Chris Sullivan wears a fat suit to play her co-star/love interest Toby.In case you didn't know, this is how Chris Sullivan looks in real life:"Watch What Happens Live" host Andy Cohen asked Metz about Sullivan's fat suit during Thursday's episode, and the actress politely disagreed with the fan who thought it was "ridiculous":"I appreciate your opinion, and everyone has one, and that's great. And people wear prosthetics all the time — it's just weight as opposed to, like, a nose or a chin."Andy Cohen noted that Metz herself wore a large prosthetic suit for in "American Horror Story." Metz agreed, saying she basically wore a "couch." "It's just the name of the game."FYI, she said she's waiting by the phone for Ryan Murphy to ask her to return to AHS in any way.Watch the "fat suit" Q&A:"This Is Us" Season 1 airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Like us on Facebook. And also, he was the best man for the job. on NBC.Want more stuff like this? Like, people think the authenticity is kind of ruined by that.
Like us on Facebook. After all, what would a musical Once episode be without a clash between the show's original rivals — in the form of a grand (and royally entertaining) sing-off between the Evil Queen and the Charmings? Is our Queen going to sing? There are 22 episodes to Season 6 (with Season 7 still not announced) so we'll just have to wait and see."Once Upon a Time" Season 6 returns Sunday, March 5 at 8 p.m. Because I hear that is happening, folks.Epic! Wonder if it will just be the Evil Queen singing, or if Lana Parrilla's Regina will get some song time in as well. It will also get you this confirmation that Lana Parrilla will be among those belting a tune. But when ABC confirmed the news, they added that the show will be using entirely original songs. on ABC.Want more stuff like this? Posted February 17, 2017 by Gina CarboneSay what you will, but this "Once Upon a Time" Season 6 musical episode already sounds pitch perfect from here.ABC recently confirmed the musical episode, and TVLine just shared new scoop on a few of the singing subjects:Since you were first to share the news about Once Upon a Time's musical episode, do you have more info? Season 6 returns March 5 with Episode 11, "Tougher Than the Rest." We originally thought maybe Episode 15 would be the musical, since it's titled "A Wondrous Place" and that seemed to connect with the "Aladdin" song. The Charmings — Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Prince Charming/David (Josh Dallas) — should just go full rap battle on the EQ.No one feels like saying when this musical episode will air. —LisaAww, flattery will get you everywhere, Lisa.
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— Noah Galvin (@Noahegalvin) February 16, 2017@MattShively1@Noahegalvin@TheRealONeals@ABCNetwork@MarthaPlimpton@Bebe_Wood#TheRealReason#RenewTheRealONeals#TheRealONealspic.twitter.com/e7qBKz4juk
— Trevor Varner 🏳🌈 (@varner_trevor) February 15, 2017 "The Real O'Neals" Season 2 airs Tuesdays on ABC. Posted February 17, 2017 by Gina CarboneAnyone still hoping Sara Ramirez's Callie Torres will walk back onto "Grey's Anatomy" anytime soon may not like this reality check. https://t.co/NQQAPDsFlU
— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) February 16, 2017Dear @ABCNetwork@TheRealONeals :own it,address it,clarify it,empower our #Queer#Bisexual youth & community w/accurate positive reflections
— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) February 16, 2017#LGBTQ#Youth#EwenCameron started this petition w/a single signature.We know the power of television.PLEASE SIGN: https://t.co/TkyT5ICtgo
— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) February 16, 2017PFLAg responded:
I asked @PFLAG (who partnered for the acceptance ep. in @TheRealONeal) for a statement on @Noahegalvin 's character bisexual joke. Like us on Facebook. https://t.co/AwjPWPJk5B
— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) February 16, 2017Noah Galvin has been in headlines before for his strong opinions in interviews, but this time he wasn't speaking off the cuff, he was working from a script. And his Twitter is filled with retweets from fans who want a third season of the show, because they feel "The Real O'Neals" represents them better than anything else out there. Want more stuff like this? pic.twitter.com/lMdfoGCmwY
— Eliel Cruz-Lopez (@elielcruz) January 19, 2017 But Ramirez wants more:
& while @PFLAG response was amazing,where is network's response?The actor's response wasn't enough 4 me.@ABCNetwork was in the same room. Ramirez just put ABC on blast, writing "I will invest my brand where I'm respected" in reference to an insulting joke about bisexuals on an episode of "The Real O'Neals."According to TVLine, the joke aired in the January 17 episode, where (openly gay) Kenny (Noah Galvin) sarcastically compared being bisexual to hardships like "webbed toes" and "money problems."Both Ramirez the actress and Callie on "Grey's" identify as bisexual, and she called out the network and the sitcom to use their powers to promote accurate, positive representation, linking to a Change.org petition to ABC titled "End Biphobia and Bi-erasure on The Real O'Neals":WORDS MATTER.PLEASE SIGN this petition 2 @ABCNetwork protesting biphobia in @TheRealONeals: https://t.co/TkyT5ICtgo@StillBisexual 👊🏽💜#LGBTQ
— Sara Ramirez (@SaraRamirez) February 16, 2017And as someone who worked 4 them 4 10 years+,am truly disheartened & disappointed quite frankly.I will invest my brand where I'm respected. "Grey's Anatomy" Season 13 airs Thursdays on ABC.
People have loyalties that they have to examine."The actors now only have one season left to shoot, Season 8, which is also expected to be shorter than usual, and reportedly starts taping in September. A few stars — including Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark) and Liam Cunningham (Davos) — have spoken of returning to film Season 8, which suggests their characters survive what's ahead in the penultimate season.HBO has yet to reveal the official premiere date for "Game of Thrones" Season 7, but that's probably coming relatively soon, along with the first trailer.Want more stuff like this? It's still the same running theme; characters that haven't crossed each other's paths before will do, and they're gonna take it even further this time. It's all getting a bit much. It's just absolute chaos."(Speaking of Grey Worm, you can read some cool mini-spoilers about his role in Season 7, if you care to.)Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy) added to Mashable:"It's gonna be a crazy season. Posted February 17, 2017 by Gina Carbone"Game of Thrones" Season 7 is a lot like Lyanna Mormont and the 62 warriors of Bear Island: Don't let the small size fool you; there's plenty of power in those few numbers, and they're all ready to kick some arse.Season 7 just finished filming for a summer premiere on HBO. That is later than usual, and the episode count will be shorter than usual — just seven episodes instead of the usual 10. But Jacob Anderson (Grey Worm) told Mashable the 2017 season will not feel smaller:"I'm just in awe of how everybody's managing to fit as much as there is into seven episodes, because it doesn't necessarily feel like a normal season, it feels bigger." He added, "I think, and this is true of Season 6, you can feel that things are coming to a close. It's definitely going to blow a lot of people's minds. Like us on Facebook. The show's kind of like a pressure cooker …
Maybe she was having such a good hair day, the spell just broke on its own."The Vampire Diaries" wrapped filming on February 8, and it was a nostalgia-fest. Did something bad happen to Bonnie, or did something good happen to the spell? We also see a behind-the-scenes shot with director/writer/executive producer Julie Plec and Matt Davis (Alaric): At the end of Season 6, Elena was left in a magical coma, with her life tied to Bonnie's, so Elena couldn't wake up until Bonnie died … Like us on Facebook. or so we thought. She's confused herself, as fans saw in a brief promo teasing her reunion with Stefan Salvatore (Paul Wesley):Entertainment Weekly also shared several photos from the final episode, showing Elena awake — perfect hair, perfect wardrobe, natch — along with shots of the rest of the gang: Stefan and brother Damon (Ian Somerhalder) look to be having a serious tête-à-tête; and Bonnie (Kat Graham) and Caroline (Candice King) look like they're up to something. The final episode, Season 7, Episode 16, "I Was Feeling Epic," airs Friday, March 10 on The CW.Want more stuff like this? Posted February 17, 2017 by Gina CarboneThe End is almost here for "The Vampire Diaries," and each day brings new photos and promos to help you prepare.First of all, why is Elena Gilbert (Nina Dobrev) back for the series finale?
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My new boyfriend 💋A post shared by Anna Kendrick (@annakendrick47) on Feb 16, 2017 at 3:40pm PSTUnless that's a different sea lion, and this place is just packed with players?"Pitch Perfect 3," which also stars Brittany Snow, Elizabeth Banks, John Lithgow, and Hailee Steinfeld, is scheduled for release December 22.Want more stuff like this? pic.twitter.com/9btuydFPrU
— Rebel Wilson (@RebelWilson) February 17, 2017The aquarium replied that the new "Bella" was a lad named Diego:@RebelWilson Looks like you found the newest member of the Bellas, sea lion Diego! https://t.co/olTB8MZ2T0
— Georgia Aquarium (@GeorgiaAquarium) February 17, 2017It looks like that might be the same sea lion seen here charming Anna Camp:Today we met sea lions!! Like us on Facebook. #georgiaaquarium We even harmonized with them🎼🐬🐟🐋🎤🎬 pic.twitter.com/0VyQSP4dSn
— Anna Camp (@TheRealAnnaCamp) February 17, 2017
But Camp has competition, because it looks like Diego's heart belongs to Anna Kendrick. Posted February 17, 2017 by Gina CarboneSorry, fellas, but Anna Kendrick has a new boyfriend, and the "Pitch Perfect" Bellas may have their first male, non-human singer."Pitch Perfect 3″ started filming last month for its December release date, and it looks like the cast just took a filming trip to the Georgia Aquarium, where they made some new friends.As you can see in this video from star Rebel Wilson, the Bellas harmonized with one scene-stealing sea lion who definitely knew how to end on a splashy note:Had the best time @GeorgiaAquarium today!


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By ichwillkeinengel | 0
That. Sucks. Ass. I am so sorry. On the bright side, you're no worse off than you were before!
By Your_Point | 0
Ouch well if you would have taken it you would probably been fired which is a bigger loss then a 100 bucks right.
By efmivida | 0
this happens all of the time, it really isnt too big of a deal you know, it was a fluke thing that happned, at least you have a job
anthropophagite | 0
To be honest, when you get a big tip like that. It sucks when you can't accept it. This person has been extremely generous and you have to look them in the eye and say "I'm sorry sir, but I can't accept tips." That's extremely insulting to them and a huge let-down for you.
donkey_hang_down | 2
BOSS: You are not allowed to take tip OP: Please boss just the tip! BOSS: OK I'll just give you the tip
2gether4ever | 0
it is a FML dipshits. he didn't get the tip....100 $. god some people are stupid.
By SuperMeme | 0
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So your life sucks because you didn't get $100? It wasn't even yours to begin with. Well, at least you were FORCED follow the business's rules. People get their identity stolen, wallets lost, and valuables robbed all the time, and YOU'RE complaining because you didn't get a tip? YDI for being selfish.
CoDandBlowjobs | 8
How is it selfish? You sound like a dumbass
HarleyGal12 | 18
Yeah OP deserved it because our economy sucks and workers need all the money they can get. I hope some day you wind up homeless and see how good those tips see for people with low income
By TheMikeyK | 0
meh, doesn't matter. Just because you didn't get an extra 100 dollars, doesn't mean your life is f*cked.
silentsparrow4 | 0
Please, it was $100 that he could have had! I feel for ya!
Ajax_4ever | 0
I'm getting tired of all the people who react like this. Are you to stupid to understand that you shouldn't take the meaning of "Fuck My Life" literally? As if people would continu to read this site when all the FML's would be like: "Today, my wife died in a car accident. FML" "Today, I was told I have only two weeks left to live. FML" "Today, I found out I'm infertile. FML" FML is about the stupid/painful/dump things that happen to people in life, which are FUNNY. That's why people read them.
monicamischief | 0
WTF is wrong with you? of course this is a FML. are you telling me you wouldn't not mind AT ALL if you had a chance to accept an 100 dollar bill for a tip and could not? i'm guessing that you grew up in a rich fucking household and NEVER had to work in retail. let me tell you something, retail sucks fucking ass. i bet the OP deserved a tip after the way costumers usually treat the workers, jesus christ :/ I have a real job now, and it's ten times easier than retail, and i get paid more. :/ to the OP: i'm sorry, ,that really sucks. i was a waitress at a place where we weren't supposed to keep tips for some reason. i ended up getting a fifty dollar bill on my table for a tip from a large, rich family and tried to sneak it, but my manager was watching so i could not. the worst part is, he put all the tips into a jar, and then used them to get improvements for the restaurant that he wanted; stuff that had nothing to do with us. he could have at least split them between the waiters, fucking prick.
censorshipoff | 0
So you wouldn't want to accept a $100 tip if you had the chance? Right.
SVelasquez | 0
So you're pretty much admitting to being a greedy bastard?
bskballa92 | 0
obvious troll is obvious
djzkibipony | 0
I agree with number #3. Even if your boss wasn't there, the right thing would have been to turn down the $100 and say "No thank you." You selfish prick.
girandwogpig | 0
How do you know the OP didn't need that money for rent or groceries or gas? You do know what happens when you assume don't you? You make an ass out of u and everyone else including me laughs at you.
trollfaced | 2
Actually 100$ can pay for OP's gas, bills, and/or a portion of his rent, his insurance, and FOOD is the number one priority in humans
By Scrantoncity | 0
That sucks. But u shouldn't have taken it anyways he could be a spy and report u lol
By SheriffBart | 0
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Just think, if you had the mathematical skills to count the money yourself, you'd have gotten to thumb your nose at company policy and take the tip. YDI for being a dumbfuck who can't count.
look_n_laugh | 0
.... the manager was right there.... so why would the customer be a *rule tester*?
Scrantoncity | 0
no #35 if the manager wasnt there
By ichwillkeinengel | 0
That. Sucks. Ass. I am so sorry. On the bright side, you're no worse off than you were before!
gothymama | 0
Could've been that managers have to check large bills. That's the way it works at my job. If someone uses denominations larger than $20, managers have to come check it. But yeah, you should be an honest employee and not accept tips if it's against company policy anyway. If someone found out, you'd be out of a job and lose more than $100.
monicamischief | 0
where i used to work, if a very large amount of money was paid, the manager had to count it as well to make sure it was right. probably has nothing to do with the person's math skills. if you're 13 and have never had a job, stfu
Could have been, and if that's the case, YDI for holding a position that makes your employer think you're untrustworthy or prone to mathematical error. Chances are, though, that the OP, like you two fags, is working in retail in part because of shitty math skills. If you're 22 and think your after-school/summer jobs gave you meaningful work experience, STFU. On the other hand, if, like me, you are a professional who has supervised people, managed multimillion dollar projects and created businesses from scratch, by all means, proceed.
I was wondering, how do you have time to manage multimillion dollar projects and start businesses from scratch? It must be difficult to do so considering the time that you spend touting your credentials on FML.com. Please, share your knowledge with us.
underthegun88 | 0
I'm just curious, is it hard to see with your head so far up your own ass?
Rozzybox | 0
@ #54: "Chances are, though, that the OP, like you two fags, is working in retail in part because of shitty math skills." So I take it, being someone who's supervised multi-million dollar projects, you wear suits to work. You wear a shirt, a pair of pants, shoes, underwear, what-have-you in your day-to-day life. SOMEONE has to manage the store where you BUY clothing. Being a cashier or a sales associate can be considered an afterschool job, but the retail world goes far beyond those two positions. And I hope you know, OP is clearly a cashier. No manager in their right mind would even hire someone with sub-par math skills as a cashier. Shut the fuck up.
57 - Because I have more than two brain cells to rub together, the time I spent "touting [my] credentials" amounted to less than five minutes. Compared to the years I've been working actual jobs, that's an insignificant amount of time. Congratulations on those analytical skills, though, mouth breather. Be sure your tray tallies right at the end of your shift. 61 - No manager has a choice. The only people available to work as cashiers are those with sub-par math skills. Those with higher math skills are working as engineers, accountants, etc. That's one reason those big machines we call cash registers are so ubiquitous. Here's a clue: Stuart Smalley was a joke. Yes, someone does have to manage the store where I buy my suits. Notice I've said nothing about the managers of those stores, or any others. I also haven't said all retail jobs fall into the after-school and summer categories. And for your third strike, I've not denied the necessity of even the dumbest cashiers. The world needs shit shovellers, too, but that doesn't mean they know how to solve linear differential equations. Better luck next time. 68 - You're right. Being a cashier has to do with one's lack of mathematical prowess.
59 - Monica and Gothymama up there aren't going to fuck you because you took up for them on the internet. Nice try, though.
fmlfmlfml15 | 0
i find most of the FMLs interesting, but what I find more interesting are the random arguments people start within the comments, that aren't even about the FML. I can't believe that some people actually sit down and write 5 page (im exaggerating) arguments on something that is irrelevant to the OP's post to someone that they will probably never see in their lifetime.
I really appreciate being called Monica, and right about now i would usually make a joke about my penis being one of the largest things on this webpage, but i cant even do that since your ego is here. If you need to lie about what you have accomplished in your life on a website in order to sleep better at night, by all means go ahead
Dumbass. Look at 29, posted by "monicamischief." It's not all about you, fucktard.
That's nice, ItecKid. Lucky for you they have liberal arts curricula that don't require a lot of math at that prestigious engineering/science school. Keep it up, you plucky guy!
SheriffBart I honestly hope that you really do hope all of the credentials that you claim to have, because it makes it that much more enjoyable knowing that you have been arguing with a bored 16 year old Latino boy.
That's supposed to come as a surprise? You made all but the Latino part clear with your first couple of inane posts.
underthegun88 | 0
Cute comeback, except I'm a chick. Nice try though. And my comment has nothing to do with sticking up for anyone. I just know a pompous ass when I see one.
@SherriffBart Seriously dude, what the fuck. Every person whose job it is to take money sucks at math? Knowing what a linear differential equation is makes you a god among men? It's not fucking rocket science. It's clear you're the most accomplished professional on this site, but there's no reason to rub it in all of the peons' faces here. Too bad my liberal arts college doesn't offer any math classes above remedial high school algebra. If they did, I might sometime learn for myself about these "equations" that will let me start multi-million dollar businesses while simultaneously badmouthing what could be hardworking, dedicated kids on a blog site. It must take some complicated calculus to be successful at both of these tasks at the same time. If I had to venture a guess, you probably never had to fill the role of a minimum-wage worker who paid his way to get a fancy education like yours. Because that would mean you sucked at math from the get-go, right? I'm a little perplexed; I guess you must have started your first billion dollar project at 16. I'll cut to the chase here. Maybe if your mom had hugged you one more time you wouldn't feel the need to be such an arrogant fuck.
Plumppotato | 3
hah. sherriffbart is funny.
protooler31 | 0
you sir, are an arrogant prick. and fuck you, cause i worked retail when i was in PRIVATE COLLEGE...you can't get in there with shitty math skills...talk about ignorant. i don't give a shit if you are a supervisor managing multi-gazillion dollar projects or what have you, and neither does anyone else. i've had plenty of supers with the same credentials and most of them have been ignorant clueless morons. good credentials dont make you a superior person.
109 - There are plenty of private colleges you can get in with shitty math skills. It's called liberal arts. Tard. 106 - You're right, but only about my not needing a minimum wage job to put myself through school (hint: scholarships, loans and higher paying jobs). Tard. 87 - So? Chicks can't do other chicks? Tard, 88 - Good for you, sparky. Keep up the good work and you might be promoted to washing the lettuce soon. Tard. 89 - Look at the data. The highly skilled are still in demand. Tard. 107 - Glad somebody gets it.
I hope you repeatedly used the word "Tard" in your scholarship essays. You're making all of this shit up anyway. If starting stuff on here makes you hard, more power to you. Except, next time you try this, try finding something better on Wikipedia than linear differential equations. It's weak shit because some math whiz cashiers have heard of basic calculus and you won't be able to fool them.
IambecomeRAWR | 0
@SherriffBart. I laugh at you, partially because I imagine I am better at maths than you (well within the top 0.1%), but mainly because I am not such a dick about it. I sit down and accept the fact I'm slightly nerdy. I don't tell everyone about it, I just go out and have friends. I don't come on the internet and start laughing at people for being less lucky than me with the genes they were given. Your mathematical prowess, and mine, are through no fault of our own. We're just the lucky few. So stfu, you pompous dick. You don't deserve your brain. And if you're gonna call me a hypocrite, I don't normally talk about maths on the internet. I'm only doing it to bring you down a notch, wanker.
lifeinoz | 0
bart- "89 - Look at the data. The highly skilled are still in demand. Tard." Look at Michigan, or any of the other auto-based states. Then tell me I'm wrong. Tell the thousands of auto workers (like my cousin, who has an engineering degree from University of Michigan - god, he must be a dumbfuck.) who are out of work and are taking jobs doing ANYTHING they can to support their family. Present me with the data, please, enlighten me, because the 150 people here who are calling your shit are obviously wrong. If you do supervise such multi-million (or was it billion, I forget?), how is it that you have the time to mingle and advise those of us who's station in life is so obviously below you? Or are you some dumbfuck (I'm sorry, "tard") who still lives in his mom's basement at 42, works at McDonald's (as a COOK - b/c he's too fucking stupid to count money - haha), who has no real friends and spends his time trolling on the internet for responses such as this? It may make you feel good to get all these people worked up and pissed at you. In fact, you win. But know that you're not right, and that many, many people in America are doing whatever they can to make ends meet right now. But then again, you know nothing of this, because you're "living the dream." You dumbfuck prick.
BrainBrawnBeast | 0
#116 - Less than 10% of the United States is unemployed. Just think of the bottom 10% of your high school math class. In a class of even 40 students, that's the bottom 4 people, and what kind of grades are getting? Probably F's and D's, maybe a C in there if you're lucky. I'd call that sub-par math skills.
BrainBrawnBeast | 0
i hope your not talking about me cause im not sherrif. hes right but hes being an elitist pig about it.
Dear good sir, SheriffBart, I don't know if I should ignore your ridiculous post or pity you. Considering how intricate and impressive your imagination is, I must applaud you for posting your imaginary credentials on the Internet. Surely you've had much bravado to pretend you're a successful businessman when in reality you're nothing but a poor kid, a rank amateur, who can't accept how reality has harshly dealt with you. Allow me to digress. Linear differential equations. Such basic, basic math that I've learned before in 10th grade in Calculus AB. So you can derive first-order equations. What an amazing feat, if it weren't for the fact that almost everybody could too. Unless you're talking about partial differential equations, but then again, 1) it's basic calculus learned in every college, and 2) it's applied mostly to physics and therefore has little effect on building multi-million dollar projects and handling such ludicrous portfolios. Sad as it may be, but reality dictates that randomly drawing terminology from a calculus book does not by any means prove your significance to the world. Pray tell me how you've developed such an interesting vocabulary and diction if you were such a successful businessman. I wonder whether it is now the trend or that you're such a rebel that compelled successful businessmen to use words such as tard and "do." Of course, despite this being a possible undermining of your credibility, I may be wrong and that it is indeed the fashion to use such lowly words to express your opinions. But then again, given the chances, I'd disagree. Lastly, I find your claim to be laughable and incredulous by how you express your ignorance and stupidity by replying to our good friend andylink's comment. While he was taking apart your argument and implicitly insulting you, you reply that you're glad he gets it. I don't know whether this is firm evidence that you have no clue what he was talking about, or that you're sincerely glad someone understands that your claims are impossible and that you've been spending too much time on the Internet trying to build up a powerful reputation, which clearly isn't convincing anyone, and that really you need a hug from your mother to cheer your sad life up. Either way, you lose on the Internet and in real life. In short, if you thought the above post was tl;dr, I'll summarize it in terms that any Internet user can understand: you fail.
gregthestrange | 3
@ TheOneAnonymous, tl;dr faggot. no one cares about your long winded shit for brains argument
On the same boat with our friend SheriffBart, are we? Thanks for proving my point.
Incorrect. You would've seen how I torn down his argument by giving proof why what he says does not add up. And how he was confused over andylink's comment.
Just using his own medicine against him. It works.
By PenNameHere | 0
#6 is stupid. it could have been a lot of money and would have taken a while to count by himself.
DameGreyWulf | 0
I had a big jug full of pennies, plus a lot of silver change, then some bills on top of that, and counted it because I was bored. Shit takes a while, especially if you want it done right (ie: counting over). What a sucky job lmfao Either way, OP, that's too bad, but you SHOULD be an honest employee, so I can't say FYL or YDI. Now, if you had gotten in trouble for taking the money, that would definitely be YDI. If you hadn't taken the money and some shit went down where you could have used it and you got fired because of it, that would definitely be FYL. But just a simple matter like this isn't bad, aaaand you come off as a honest person to the customer (and your manager) anyway. Maybe he'll tell more people about you? Maybe even give you money later?* Maybe you'll get a promotion for following company rules? Maybe, if you quit, people will remember what a good person you are? This could be a great thing, my friend. *An elderly man who's a friend of our family once offered my mother some amount of money (I forget why) and she declined and told him she wouldn't feel right and all that. He was so touched that he put double the amount in our mail box the next day.
By Your_Point | 0
Ouch well if you would have taken it you would probably been fired which is a bigger loss then a 100 bucks right.
Today, during my company's liquidation sale, I had not one, but three customers tell me to go back to Auschwitz. FML
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You know what would be awesome? This:
.text-right { text-align: right; } .sidebar-text { font-size: 1.2em; include: text-right; }
See what I did there? Now, how is that helpful? I mean, it would surely be just as easy to type text-align: right rather than include: text-right. Where I think it's helpful is in dealing with things like this:
.rounded-1em { -moz-border-radius: 1em; -webkit-border-radius: 1em; } .rounded-right-1em { -moz-border-radius-topright: 1em; -webkit-border-top-right-radius: 1em; -moz-border-radius-bottomright : 1em; -webkit-border-bottom-right-radius: 1em; }
If all you wanted to do was round one side of a box (which I do, actually) do you really want to type all that out? What if that's your site's motif? Do you want to type that out for your content box, your headings, your subheadings and all the other elements that need it? You could set up a bunch of rounded corner classes with names like .rounded-right-1em, .rounded-right-2em, .rounded-left-1em, etc. All your other classes or IDs would be simpler to edit down the road. And, okay, I know – copy and paste, right? But come on, that's not exactly the most elegant solution.
In most programming languages, you can nest functions within functions. This is kinda like that. Being far from an expert, if there this kind of functionality is already available in CSS (or if there's a suitable workaround), I'd love to hear about it – please let me know in the comments!


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The Challenge is like a long hike up a treacherous mountain. You spend a lot of time and a lot of effort to reach the top, and when you get there, you know it was worth the trouble. - Jessica MacKinnon, Artesia High
The 1990 - 1991 New Mexico High School Supercomputing Challenge
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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) workers are receiving training so they can better serve people who are impacted by recent tornadoes, windstorms and flooding in the Mid-South.
Volunteers will receive additional training so they can be up-to-date on important tax-related information and referral assistance for filing "change of address" data with the Internal Revenue Service, and more importantly, filing amended tax returns to reflect disaster/casualty loss claims.
"Our goal is to assist people in getting tax relief now. Of course tax returns can be filed through October and we will be assisting by helping people file amended returns so they may get relief for their current losses," said Nidia Logan, Manager of United Way of the Mid-South's Community Impact Department.
"We provided this service last fall at the Millington shelter that was created after that flooding incident. The VITA team served over 300 people and filed over 100 casualty loss claims for victims of the flood," Logan said.
Our local VITA team has ordered disaster kits from the IRS and hopes to offer disaster tax assistance at shelters and other public places.
Volunteers Jeraldine Hunter-Gaddes and Ella Whittie-Walker have again stepped forward to lead the effort to assist storm and flood victims file casualty loss returns. By filing an amended return, qualifying individuals and families will be able to receive refunds from the federal government and/or offset tax liabilities.
Volunteers must have a current Intermediate or Advanced certification in Tax Law to qualify for this new training.
The schedule for disaster tax assistance training at United Way of the Mid-South is as follows:
Advanced Certified VITA Preparers
Saturday, May 7th, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (4 hours)
Intermediate Certified VITA Preparers
Saturday, May 14th, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and Monday, May 16th, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (6 hours)
If you are a Certified Public Accountant with advanced tax experience dealing with a range of tax schedules and current, extensive knowledge of tax law, working as a VITA volunteer may be an excellent community service opportunity for you! Please call Yvonne Howard at 901.433.4334 to learn more about working with the VITA and EITCA programs.


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PET Imaging Study of Recovered Anorexics
This study has been completed.
University of Pittsburgh
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First Posted: January 28, 2008
Last Update Posted: September 23, 2016
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Walter Kaye, University of Pittsburgh
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Several studies in the past suggest that individuals who have or had anorexia nervosa may have alterations in brain serotonin. Serotonin seems to play an important role in regulating anxiety, mood, and other symptoms found in anorexia nervosa. We will be using a technology called Positron Emission Tomography (PET), which is a method used to take pictures of the body, in this case, the brain. Study participants will undergo two baseline PET scans on the first day of the study. The women who have recovered from anorexia will then be given a medication called fluoxetine (also know as Prozac) to take for 8 weeks. At the end of the 8th week, they will return for a third PET scan. By comparing the brain scans, before and after fluoxetine treatment, we can understand more about how treatment with fluoxetine affects the serotonin receptors in the brain. We will be comparing brain serotonin system in women who have recovered from anorexia before and after medication in order to gain a better understanding of changes in the serotonin system associated with eating disorders. This study may help shed light on how to make fluoxetine a more effective treatment for anorexia nervosa.
|Anorexia Nervosa
|Drug: Fluoxetine
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
|Official Title:
|PET Imaging of Dopaminergic Transmission and Serotonin Markers in Anorexia Nervosa
Resource links provided by NLM:
Drug Information available for: Serotonin FluoxetineU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Walter Kaye, University of Pittsburgh:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Serotonin Receptor 1A Binding Potential In Regions of Interest (ROI) Accounting for Binding Potential in a Region Without Serotonin 1A Receptors [ Time Frame: Baseline and 8 weeks ]We used PET and [11C]WAY to assess 5-HT1A binding potential (BP) = [11C]WAY 100635 BP = Distribution Volume (DV)ROI−DVcerebellum in striatal regions; subcortical regions including insula, medial temporal lobe, amygdala, hippocampus, midbrain, parahippocampal gyrus; and the neocortical regions (i.e., anterior cingulate cortex). Analysis of the PET data was performed using the Logan graphical method (Logan et al. 2001) with the cerebellum as a reference region for non-displaceable uptake. 23 REC AN were studied. The Binding Potential (BP) was calculated as followed: BPP = fP Bavail/KD = VT-VND;(Abbrev.: BPP = In vivo binding potential; fP = free fraction in plasma; Bavail = Density of receptors available to bind radioligand in vivo; KD = Dissociation Constant; V = Volumes of Distribution expressed relative to total plasma ligand concentration; T = Total radioligand in tissue; ND = Nondisplaceable tissue uptake; see Innis et al. 2007); Units: mL cm -3
|Study Start Date:
|June 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Annorexia nervosa
Participants recovered from anorexia nervosa before and after administration of fluoxetine
Drug: Fluoxetine
8 weeks of fluoxetine(2.5mg,5mg,10mg,20mg,30mg,40mg,40mg,40mg)each week per day.
Other Name: Prozac
Information from the National Library of Medicine
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 45 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Recovered from Anorexia Nervosa
- Not taking medication for emotional problems
- Regular menstrual cycle
Exclusion Criteria:
- Women who are pregnant or nursing
- Psychoactive medications in the past 30 days
- Neurological disorders.
Contacts and Locations
Information from the National Library of Medicine
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00603018
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00603018
|United States, Pennsylvania
|University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, 15213
Sponsors and Collaborators
University of Pittsburgh
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
|Principal Investigator:
|Walter Kaye, M.D.
|University of Pittsburgh
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Additional Information:
Keywords provided by Walter Kaye, University of Pittsburgh:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|Walter Kaye, MD/Director, Eating Disorders Program Professor,, University of Pittsburgh
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00603018 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Submitted:
|October 16, 2007
|First Posted:
|January 28, 2008
|Results First Submitted:
|January 25, 2016
|Results First Posted:
|September 23, 2016
|Last Update Posted:
|September 23, 2016
|Last Verified:
|August 2016
Keywords provided by Walter Kaye, University of Pittsburgh:
eating disorders
anorexia nervosa
brain imaging
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Anorexia Nervosa
Signs and Symptoms, Digestive
Signs and Symptoms
Feeding and Eating Disorders
Mental Disorders
Serotonin Uptake Inhibitors
Neurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors
Membrane Transport Modulators
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Neurotransmitter Agents
Serotonin Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Antidepressive Agents, Second-Generation
Antidepressive Agents
Psychotropic Drugs
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2D6 Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Serotonin Receptor Agonists


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Ancient Egyptian Pathfinder
Welcome to the Ancient Egyptian pathfinder for GSHS year 8 students. Here you will find many resources to help you discover information on Ancient Egyptian life. This pathfinder has been designed to assist you with your Ancient Egyptian comparative essay for SOSE.
You have been asked to complete research for a comparative essay. In order for you to keep all of your research notes together, you have been given a comparison chart. This chart is important as it will assist you with your essay. When you discover useful information, either copy and paste it into your comparison chart or write it into your comparison chart. When you write the essay, you will refer to these notes and write them in your own words.
Part of this task requires you to hand in a bibliography from a range of resources. What is a bibliography? A bibliography is a list of all the resources you used when doing your research. This does not mean every resource you looked at or read. Instead you only record the ones from which you got information. You can either use 'Cite Ace Version 5' which is on the cybrary intranet, or go to Neils Toolboxwhich will assist you with the creation of your own bibliography.
Ancient Egypt - Ancient Egypt was an Ancient civilisation in the north of Africa that flourished along the River Nile for more than 3,000 years.
Ancient Egyptians - Ancient Egyptians were the people that lived in Ancient Egypt.
Pharaoh - Egypt was ruled by Pharaohs. Pharaohs were more like gods who had come to live among the people. They were leader of the army, head of religion and in charge of the government.
Noblemen - These were the men that helped the Pharaoh run the country. Their wives were called noblewomen.
Farmers - These were the people that farmed many kinds of crops along the River Nile. They were considered to be the poor of the country.
In this Ancient Egyptian pathfinder you will find-
You can navigate around this pathfinder by either using the navigation bar to the left of this screen, or by clicking on on the main heading which will always bring you back to this home page.
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The Dark Mist Trailer (1996)
01 January 1996 Adventure, Fantasy, Action 101 mins
With the future of the world hanging in the balance, one fearless hero's quest to solve "The Riddle of the Chosen". As the Lord Protector makes his way through a land of magic and mystery, his allies grow stronger and his enemies more fierce. Will the Lord Protector make it to the center of evil and banish the dark forces that plot destruction, or will the power of evil overwhelm this mortal man and envelope the entire planet in a shroud of darkness and despair?
Watch the official The Dark Mist 1996 trailer in HD below or find more The Dark Mist videos on Vidimovie.


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I would say it probably has something to do with the shoes you are wearing..if your in heels all day it will eventually take a toll on them...try soaking them at night or putting some cream on them before bed...also you could try soaking them in Epsom salt that should def help. Also you may … Read more
You most likely have a strain of the long plantar ligament. Wearing a heel cushion and/or anti-pronatory insoles should help. You could also rub in some anti-inflammatory gel/cream like ibuprofen into the painful places. This condition resolves over time, but may last up to a few months.