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Nitzer Ebb Biography
Source: http://www.mute.com/mute/nebb/nebiog.htm
Formed in 1982 by schoolfriends Douglas McCarthy [vocals], Bon Harris [drums, percussion] and the now-departed David Gooday, Nitzer Ebb [pronounced night-zer ebb] set out to terrorize the UK dance scene with industrial power rhythms and disturbing, fierce lyrical themes. Fourth member Simon Granger, also from Chelmsford, Essex, still provides the concepts for the design, artwork and imagery of a band whose growing international success makes them one of hard-beat's leading exponents.
Beginning with shows in their local area, Nitzer Ebb's mix of energetic anger and militaristic imagery soon saw them appearing in dance clubs and concert halls around the UK. In 1984, attention-grabbing London dates saw them introduced to PWL producer Phil Harding. Together they formed their own label - Power Of Voice Communications - and in 1985 released their debut single "Isn't It Funny How Your Body Works?".
Three more singles followed, each establishing the group further in club circles - particularly in Europe. By November 1986 Nitzer Ebb had signed to Mute and another single, "Murderous", revealed an even more brutal subversion of dance beats. Second Mute single "Let Your Body Learn" began to make waves in the clubs of New York and the follow-up - the extraordinary "Join In The Chant" - became an unlikely hit on the acid/balearic scene in 1987. Debut album "That Total Age" summed up their career thus far in May of that year.
By the release of second album "Belief" in January 1989, Harding and Gooday were gone, as was the militaristic imagery which had led to a misunderstanding of their political stance in some quarters. Veteran producer Flood, of U2, Depeche Mode and Erasure fame helped the two-piece create a more subtle sound - a progression continued through 199O's "Showtime" and 1991's "Ebbhead" - which achieved considerable success in Europe and the States.
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The People's Concerts in the City Hall are to be revived, and a capital programme has been arranged for Saturday evening next. Several of our best known vocalists have promised assistance, and the fact of it hemg 1 under new management should prove a great draw.


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Too bad i got to work when u have time to play,guess i will need to wake up 1hour earlier to play some D2.I got now lvl19
Heres the reply i got from the first place. I guess i will just put it down to experience. I did get valid keys from 1kurgan1's link though.
man that blows. good thing it was only $5 and not $50. i don't know how some people live with themselves. here is the whois info which i dont think helps because it looks to be registered by a third party. DOMAIN: DIABLO-KEYS.COM RSP: domaindiscount24.com URL: http://www.dd24.net owner-contact: P-MTJ502 owner-fname: Marcus owner-lname: Jarvis owner-street: 8 Greenwich Office Park owner-city: Greenwich owner-state: Connecticut owner-zip: 06831 owner-country: US owner-phone: (312) 984-9617 owner-email: email@example.com admin-contact: P-MTJ502 admin-fname: Marcus admin-lname: Jarvis admin-street: 8 Greenwich Office Park admin-city: Greenwich admin-state: Connecticut admin-zip: 06831 admin-country: US admin-phone: (312) 984-9617 admin-email: firstname.lastname@example.com tech-contact: P-MTJ502 tech-fname: Marcus tech-lname: Jarvis tech-street: 8 Greenwich Office Park tech-city: Greenwich tech-state: Connecticut tech-zip: 06831 tech-country: US tech-phone: (312) 984-9617 tech-email: email@example.com billing-contact: P-MTJ502 billing-fname: Marcus billing-lname: Jarvis billing-street: 8 Greenwich Office Park billing-city: Greenwich billing-state: Connecticut billing-zip: 06831 billing-country: US billing-phone: (312) 984-9617 billing-email: email@example.com nameserver: ns57.1and1.com nameserver: ns58.1and1.com ; Please register your domains at ; http://www.dd24.net Registry Status: clientTransferProhibited Domain Name: DIABLO-KEYS.COM Registrar: KEY-SYSTEMS GMBH Whois Server: whois.rrpproxy.net Referral URL: http://www.key-systems.net Name Server: NS57.1AND1.COM Name Server: NS58.1AND1.COM Status: clientTransferProhibited Updated Date: 30-jul-2009 Creation Date: 21-aug-2008 Expiration Date: 21-aug-2010
well if you wanna pay full price you can get it at best buy or wherever but it is still 40 bucks. ebay is the cheapest way.
Thanks Easy Rhino,its just one of them things i guess.I did get some keys though and have added them on battle.net. My game name will be tigger.
I just ordered Diablo 2 Battlechest and Warcraft 3: Reign of Chaos keys from 1Kurgan1's link above. Hopefully they don't screw me over. I'm sorry to hear what happened tigger. I hope that one day you'll be able to meet the owner/s of that site and fuck them in the ass with a tainted twig.
I did get working keys from 1kurgan1's link so dont worry.And about the other ones,i'am old enough to put it down to experience.
Glad to see my link helped a few, like I said they got me my keys quick, seems like a solid place to pick them up. Hope your all enjoying D2, I'll be waiting for D3, getting eager.


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Hi all,
I just installed a m/c in a v10 and while I was in there I applied a the 'romeo fix'. All features with the m/c seem to work so far however I can't test 100% because the console has problems reading discs (all) and I am considering removing the romeo mod. If anyone cares to post a link or good data that details calibrating the laser/tracking for the ps2, now would be a great time. I have limited experience calibrating dvd mechs so the ps2 would be a good start for me and I am sure the others in this forum would care to read as well...
Some good test points for o-scope waveforms would be welcome and some nominal measurements from a properly calibrated laser since I know some of you guys have 1000% more experience with this circuit than I do. Also more general techniques to establish consistant readings regardless of ps2 model or laser age. Once I figure out test points to get reliable o-scope waveforms I will take readings using various media and see if I can get a calibration that works with a wide range of +r and -r discs.
I think I messed up installing the romeo fix (i used 30awg wire, ~3" long) and I am getting major interference with the audio circuit (squealing and buzzing from the ps2 audio output when the laser focuses) so wire awg/length/position also needs changing. If i can resolve the audio circuit interference and get the laser calibrated so discs read 100% I'll leave the romeo fix in place. Otherwise it will need to be removed.
Also, if someone could provide more background as to the necessity of the romeo fix. Why didn't Sony use 5v from the get go? If the coils burn up at 12v this is a design flaw, no? Maybe it only occurs when a modchip has been installed? What specificly does a m/c do to exagerate this problem, alter the pulse-width to the focus coil(s) or something?


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A trench coat is one of those truly classic pieces you'll never regret adding to your wardrobe. If you can afford to invest in a top quality trench coat, it's definitely worth paying more, since it will never go out of style. However, if your budget is more Target than Neiman Marcus (I feel you, girl), you can still find some great coats at a lower price point. Click through to check out 10 fabulous trench coats–all for $100 or less!
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Celeb Street Style: 20 Pretty Ladies In Trench Coats
You really can't go wrong with a trench coat. It's a classic style that looks just as fresh today as it did 50 years ago. I found 20 famous ladies rocking their trench coats with everything from designer dresses and Louboutins to skinny jeans and TOMS slip-ons. Click through to see 20 different celeb-approved ways to wear your trench this fall!
Shopping Guide: 9 Cool Cropped Trenches
Among your cadre of summer-to-fall jacket options, consider the cropped trench. It's cute, versatile and can be worn as both outerwear and — if you're feeling particularly daring — as a blazer. We saw a girl wearing one today and were particularly covetous of the easy way the blazer fell over her long T-shirt and seemed to flop just perfectly over her clavicle. We've assembled 10 options for your perusal. Let us know what you think!
And The Prize Goes To … The Most Ridiculous (Imagined!) Fashion Hybrid Item
Earlier this week, we asked you to tell us the most ridiculous fashion hybrid item you could imagine, along the lines of jeggings, jorts, shooties, and my contribution to the fashion lexicon, bradigan. The most original and hilarious suggestion would win Gap's Soft Trench, part of the brand's spring collection. We've picked a winner — read her winning comment after the jump — but the rest of you can still grab a Soft Trench of your own at a steep discount during tomorrow's Gap Flashion sale. The Soft Trench — normally priced at $89.95 — will be available in stores for a mere $50 tomorrow only. I'm not passing that up! Keep reading »
Burberry's Special Edition Rain-Themed Collection—Redundant?
Burberry just launched a small, limited-edition collection based on the theme of rain (April showers, more specifically). The range includes Haymarket checked rain boots, printed umbrellas, trench coats, and a whole mess of small accessories. We have to laugh for a second because if this special line is rain-themed, then what was everything else Burberry produced before it? Just OK weather trenches? Sun-brellas? Swamp-wading boots? Because those all seem like items we'd love to use … in the rain. Just sayin'. [L.A. Times] Keep reading »
A High-End Trench With A Moderate Price Tag
Our dream: waltzing through April and May in the perfect Burberry trench coat. Reality: yeah, right. As an alternative, check out this tan oversized trench, which comes at a fraction of the price but still brings a high-end aesthetic. Plus, we're into the idea of making this spring jacket less fitted and girly, and taking a more boyish approach with a roomy fit, and a bloused look when belted.
Old Navy Rain Jacket-In-A-Packet
Packing for a trip means whittling your wardrobe down to a fraction of its size while still ensuring you're prepared for all sorts of weather conditions and situations. Old Navy's travel-friendly Jacket-in-a-Packet can be neatly stashed in a built-in pouch, saving precious space in your luggage, and its chic trench coat-style will guarantee you look anything but touristy — provided you don't pair it with a fanny pack. [$19.50, Old Navy] Keep reading »
Sliding Scale: Espadrille Wedges, Floral Tops, & Trench Coats
We're stoked that espadrilles are making a big comeback this season because they're the ultimate multi-purpose shoe. They're the sort of dress-up/dress-down accessory that works particularly well with jeans and simple dresses. We're loving the candy-colored varieties that are popping up all over stores, that add an extra zing to your spring.
- This sweet criss-cross strap slims and flatters the ankles. [$170, Bettye Muller, NeimanMarcus.com]
- We love the retro feel of this peep-toe sandal. [$69, Victoria's Secret, VictoriasSecret.com]
- Satin fabric and a flower detail lend a classy touch to these shoes. [$60, J. Crew, JCrew.com]
- Patent leather makes the pretty colors of these espadrilles shine. [$24, Newport News, Newport-News.com]
Fashion Slideshow: Trench Coats
As Tim Gunn would say on his "Guide To Stye", a trench coats is one of the 10 essential items every woman needs in her closet. Personally, I think a trench coast IS the perfect coat because you can dress it up and dress it down and it's always totally timeless and classic. Think about it — Jackie O and Audrey Hepburn were wearing the same kind of trenches you can buy now back in their hey day. Anyhoo, after the jump, some classic and not-so-classic trenches that belong in your closet. Keep reading »
Style On The Street: Three's Company
Isn't the girl on the left intense? Especially her dress's neckline. The girl in the middle knows what's going on. Red trenches are one of the 10 best articles of clothing ever created. And on the right, the whole striped-shirt peaking out of jacket-sleeves thing is a nice touch. [Trender Bender] Keep reading »


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Pearsall, TX (PRWEB) June 18, 2012
The fast-growing South Texas city of Pearsall has decided to join a growing state trend and require minimum percentages of masonry for new construction, reports the Texas Masonry Council.
Pearsall, located 54 miles south of San Antonio, is the county seat of Frio County. It lies within the Eagle Ford Shale Play, a major oil and gas exploration ad production area, and grew nearly 28 percent over 10 years to a population of 9,146 in 2010. Continued significant population growth has spurred new residential and commercial development, but also concerns about construction quality.
Citing concerns about the city's appearance and the long-term sustainability of the tax base, the City Council on June 12, 2012 voted unanimously to require minimum percentages of masonry for all new residential, multi-family, commercial and industrial buildings. The new masonry requirements are:
Councilmember James Houston Leal, an advocate for the masonry requirements, said after the council vote, "The Masonry Ordinance will address the rapid growth and concerns regarding the quality and sustainability of the new construction in Pearsall. Furthermore, increasing our tax revenues will allow us to continue to improve the infrastructure and address other needs of our citizens in the future."
Leila Siqueiros, representing the Texas Masonry Council, noted that by enacting the masonry requirements Pearsall joins a growing trend in the state. Statewide, more than 170 cities have enacted masonry requirements, according to the Texas Masonry Council. Pearsall is the first city in South Texas to adopt masonry requirements, according to the TMC.
Research has shown that masonry (brick, stone, concrete block) provides greater protection against fire, and windstorms, such as tornadoes and hurricanes, than non-masonry siding products.
In addition, other research has shown that masonry requirements result in: 1) higher overall property values; 2) growth in the tax base, lessening the tax burden on residents; 3) continued population and housing growth, and 4) no significant impact on affordability for either renters or buyers of housing.
Rudy Garza, executive vice president of the Texas Masonry Council, said, "Texas has a rich history of building with long-lasting masonry products. Masonry is part of the Texas heritage, and by embracing masonry planning, local officials and civic leaders, such as those in Pearsall, are helping to build a strong legacy for their communities."
About The Texas Masonry Council:
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Dear Daria,
Fresh off the rejuvenation of July's project (which is prescisely what I'd hoped this project would do, rejuvenate!), I open your August box. Such a contrast from last month, but it feels very in line with the world outside right now (although isn't this indian summer we're having incredible?). The contents are full of textures and depth of brown and navy blues (I'd love to see the Jedi costume these came from, did I miss it? It must have been fabulous!).
Thread… when I thought about this theme, I immediately thought of Lisa Solomon's method of drawing with thread, like these pieces in one of her newest shows (scroll down). I am also thinking about everything I can DO with thread in general, like on cloth, of course, but also things like helping Ian hang a paper mobile. I was struggling a bit with this month, and thread, but then when I talked to my sis-in-law about it, she helped me brainstorm into an idea that resonated with me. So, I'm all a-go. Hope you are finding inspiration out there (and in the box I sent).
Dear Blair, I know that it's my turn to post a picture of the July box, but first i just wanted to show you this picture, from a ferry trip last week. This is just about exactly what I was imagining, can you tell?
I really love this tiny painting you sent in the July box. (For those following along, we are just now starting our July projects because we took a small summer break). Everything you sent in the box just sings of this little capture of water.
First and foremost, thank you a zillion times for sending me no buttons ; ) I think this little box of watery inspiration will be going on the road with me soon, I already have some ideas…
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Dear Daria,
I will wholeheartedly admit to having let the lazy days of summer get to me, how can I work when the weather is like this??? And how can you work with sick kids: ( ?
Let's officially put ourselves on an eight by eight summer schedule. Which will work something like this-
Next week, Daria and I will take turns posting a photo a day to inspire us for July's theme of 'water', to kick us back into creative gear. We will be posting our finished June project at the end of July (you can see our boxes of materials for June's theme here and here), then double up with projects for August (August and July's project will both be completed in August), to get us back on schedule.
Thanks so much for following us along on this creative journey!
There is a write up about our little eight by eight project over at Shannon and Kathy's blog, back and forth project, where they chonicle their Ruby and Esme children's book (which looks amazing!), and feature other projects that are sent among friends through the mail. My thoughts today, Daria's thoughts will be posted next Friday. Thanks so much guys! And thanks to everyone who follows along with this project. It is quite calm on the outside here, but you can be sure there is much creativity sparked for Daria and I from each month's assignment.
Above is the h-u-g-e hosta in my front yard. Its leaves are measuring about 14″ from bottom to top right now and its still growing strong! Every year I am amazed by it. I grew this! This month's theme eight by eight of green could really not have come at a better time for me.
Dear Daria,
I know you're swamped with school auction craziness, and you know I sit here in my post-auction leisure (as if!). The March color pairing you sent has really inspired me these past couple of weeks (or maybe its that everything truly does just look better when the sun shines on it!). I keep going back to this quilt project in Last Minute Patchwork and Quilted Gifts (a detail shot from the book is pictured above). You know the "Sort of Crazy Quilt" project…the one in the more than 12 hour section. I know, what am I thinking?? Seriously though, I've always wanted to try Denyse Schmidt's approach to piecing to combining colors (the paper-bag technique) and I think the stack of fabrics you sent is just the pile to start with. I know that the version in the book uses many tonal colors combined to flow nicely, but I would like to mix up the blues and oranges you sent to see how the contrast would work. This is the part when I so love the fact that this project is small and focused, eight by eight is a very doable size.
Hope to hear from you soon.


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Jun 15 2012 - Switches, Relays & Onboard [More Switches, Relays & Onboard Articles]Harting M12 connectors with crimp connection technology are now available in flexible angled versions, with a changeable outlet direction giving a choice of several mounting positions.
Both male and female connectors will initially be available in the A-code version, followed by the male connector in the D-code version.
The M12 circular connectors are mainly used for the cabling of sensors and actuators. Their versatility is greatly enhanced with a wide selection of solutions for the device side including panel feed-throughs, PCB adaptors and gender changers.
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" *This is a review for the EB (Extended Bass) version, not the original* The Shroom EB's use micro drivers that sit inside your ear canal instead of just outside like most IEMs, the drivers are physically smaller and this means that the Shroom has a very small housing. They fit without touching most of your ear and can be worn cable up or down. The barrel is relatively long so it will..." --grahamnp
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Rundll32.exe is a process which executes DLL's and places their libraries into the memory, so that they can be used more efficiently by applications. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated. Check and ensure that the particular rundll.exe is situated in the System32 folder.
The following is, primarily, based on the fruitful discussion at TechNet, and the important points have been culled out from there and presented here.
If you get this error message frequently
Windows Host Process Rundll32 has Stopped Working
Here are a few troubleshooting steps you may try:
First and foremost, ensure that your Windows is fully updated.
If you get the error when opening folders that contain video files, try this and see if it helps:
Open Control Panel > Folder Options > Always show Icons, Never Thumbnails
Else, try to remember, when did this error start popping up.
Was it after installing a particular program? Was it after installing, say, Nero ? if yes try this:
Open Computer > System Drive > Program files > Common Files > Ahead > DSfilter.
Rename "NeroVideoProc.ax" to say "1NeroVideoProc.ax"
Also rename "NeVideo.ax" to say "1NeVideo.ax"
You can also follow these steps to try and find out, which software is causing this issue:
Type msconfig in Windows search box and hit enter to open up the System Configuration Utility window.
Click on Services, and check in the "Hide all Microsoft services" checkbox.
Click on "Disable All" button.
Now click on "Startup" tab, and then click on "Disable All" button again.
Press OK button and then "Restart" button on the following window.
Effectively, you have turned off all non-microsoft services and startups.
If the issue is resolved, open System Configuration Windows again and then enable all the services from Services tab and then check the issue after restarting the computer in the same way as mentioned above.
This way, you will have to enable/disable services and startups to narrow down on the culprit. Agreed, this is a lengthy and painfully boring process, but it will help you identify the culprit.
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What, in your opinion, is the secret to Steve Jobs success?
As an example of a true co-creator of the future what made Steve Jobs special so we can learn from it.
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Oct 13 2011: Steve outsourced US jobs to China and elsewhere to make as much money as possible for his shareholders. Really! Why are we admiring this man for taking jobs away from Americans? We take celebrities MUCH too seriously here in the USA.
A doctor working in "Doctors without Borders" achieves more in 24 hours than Steve Jobs actually did for humanity in his lifetime. Our heroes are all around us...the teacher who uses her own money to buy school supplies; the mother who works night shifts as a nurse to feed and clothe her children; the parents of disabled children who give up their lives to care for their children.
These are the icons. These are the heroes. Not Steve Jobs or Brad Pitt or Bono.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
EAT ROME: the app you've been waiting for
I bet you thought it would never really happen, but I've finally finished my app! EAT ROME is officially out into the world, and available for downloading on your nearest iPhone, iPad or iTouch.
Why an app? I don't think a day goes by when I don't get a call or email from someone (or someone's aunt. Or someone's aunt's dentist) who is coming to Rome and wants to have a few restaurant suggestions. I've gotten pretty good over the years at having a list ready and waiting. Easy enough to forward far and wide. But the problem was that as the list grew, it also grew unwieldy. The list included not only the places I've written about over the years for magazines like Food & Wine and Town & Country, but also my own personal favorites.
It was long, and not in any particular order. Also, once I handed it out, there was no way to update it from afar.
Eventually I started posting the list on my website and on my blog. But since it was always just a list, it was never that easy to use. I thought that someday, somehow I would manage to get this list into some sort of shape that was easy for everyone to download and use.
That day is here. I was lucky enough to work with a fantastic new App publisher, Sutro Media, who did all the hard, behind-the-scenes stuff. All that coding and interface development? They took care of it. All I had to do was enter in my expert knowledge and photographs and voila': EAT ROME.
Well, not really voila'. EAT ROME is the result of my many years of eating and living in Rome, all boiled down in one handy, nifty app. But don't go expecting exhaustive. If you want ALL the restaurants in Rome there are tons of guide books out there - in English and Italian. EAT ROME is simply what I think is the best. In other words, these are all places that I go to, love and would send friends to.
You'll find most of the entries are located in the historic center of Rome, since that's the area most convenient for the majority of folks. In addition to restaurants, I've also included things like wine bars, coffee bars, bakeries, and kitchen stores. I plan on adding more categories in the future, like butchers and picnic spots. And if you have any suggestions, I'd love to hear from you. And I'll constantly be adding new entries, so stay in touch either on this blog, or by becoming a fan of EAT ROME on Facebook. (and yes, at least for the next couple of years, all updates are included free)
If you're planning a trip to Rome, make sure you buy and download EAT ROME before you leave, to avoid roaming charges. Once you're in Italy, all of the features will be on your iPhone or iPad, even if you're offline.
For now EAT ROME is only available on iTunes, and so visible on iPhone, iTouch and iPad. But the company that I work with, Sutro Media, is working on getting the guides onto other platforms like Android real soon.
To buy EAT ROME simply log onto iTunes from your computer or the App Store directly from your iPhone, iPad or iTouch. Type in EAT ROME in the upper right search box, or else follow this link.
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- Lydia (Fremantle, Australia)March 16, 2011 at 4:48 AM
I have been looking forward to this App every since I read about it on your Blog! I cannot wait to download it on my IPhone and IPad!
PS I started reading your Blog a few months ago when I stumbled on it while looking for information about Monti...It is my favorite Blog at the moment and I thoroughly enjoy every post. Very enlightening and beneficial to someone whose been out of the circuit for a long time.
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Edgar Cayce's Scleroderma Treatment: Case Studies
A 13 year old girl suffering from scleroderma with morphea (lesions on the skin) achieved reduction of symptoms within one month of starting a therapy recommended by Edgar Cayce and continued gradual improvement during a three year follow-up period.
Margie was a 13 year old girl who first came to the A.R.E. Clinic in October, 1980, with a diagnosis of scleroderma with morphea. Previous treatment by a dermatologist and family physician failed to provide results. Margie's parents were alarmed by the poor prognosis given for this progressively debilitating illness--an 80% chance of death within ten years--and were anxious to find help for their daughter.
In May, 1979, Margie's mother noticed a tiny spot on the skin overlying her upper breastbone. As it looked like ringworm, they applied some anti-fungal ointment and promptly forgot about it. In August, it was still present and had enlarged. Their family physician discovered a similar lesion on her back and agreed that it was fungal in origin. She did not respond to the medication he prescribed. Her hands became very sore, swollen, cracked, and bleeding.
In September, he referred her to a dermatologist who biopsied the lesion on her back and diagnosed morphea. He told them "it wasn't leprosy and it wasn't cancer, but it wasn't something you'd want for Christmas either." He gave her a dry skin cream for her hands and recommended vitamin E to slow down the morphea. Margie began to feel sick, fatigued, and complained of headaches and backaches often. Both hands and feet became affected.
The mother began reading all she could about morphea, and discovered that it is a disorder of connective tissue leading to fibrosis that involves the skin and a variety of internal organs, most notably the gastrointestinal tract, lungs, heart, and kidneys. There are many theories about its cause, but it is not yet well understood. The disease in the majority of patients is characterized by a prolonged, relentless course of progressive skin and/or organ involvement. Death ensues from cardiac, kidney, or lung involvement.
She read Adelle Davis' books on nutrition and made changes in Margie's diet. Junk foods were eliminated. Breakfast was a "pep-up drink" consisting of milk, brewer's yeast, dessicated liver, and wheat germ. The swelling and discomfort in her hands and feet resolved, but Margie continued to feel quite ill.
In October, 1980, they brought Margie to Dr. Gladys McGarey at the A.R.E. Clinic. Dr. Gladys found skin lesions on her chest, back, shoulder, hip, chest, cheek, and hand. The biopsy site on her back had not healed, but was an open weeping sore. The diagnosis of morphea was again confirmed by biopsy.
Margie's father is a minister. Wanting them to be fully informed about the Cayce material, Dr. Gladys had them read There is a River. The mother's comment then was, "I don't understand about reincarnation, but if this program will help, I'll do everything I can to help Margie get well."
They began the scleroderma program derived from the Cayce readings, using the scleroderma workbook developed by the Clinic. They followed the diet recommended especially for scleroderma, rubbed castor oil on the skin lesions every day, used Atomidine--one drop in half a glass of water every other day--abdominal castor oil packs six days a week followed by a back massage, and a full body massage on the seventh day. (The massage oil was equal parts of castor oil, peanut oil, and olive oil.) They had planned to use the Cayce wet cell battery one month later. She participated in ten sessions of biofeedback training to learn how to use autogenic exercises for deep relaxation and visualization of her lesions healing.
When she returned in one month, she was much better. Her back ached less, her joints felt better, and the lesions on her cheek and hand (the last two to arrive) had disappeared. Because she had responded so well, the wet cell was not used.
School was quite stressful and tiring for Margie. She stopped participating in physical education, but instead worked to help children in kindergarten through fourth grade. Her parents worked with her and the school in limiting her homework and ensuring her plenty of scheduled and unscheduled time.
As the youngest of eight children, the only child still at home, and the daughter of the church mimister, Margie was used to receiving much special attention and held the attitude that this treatment was her right. She had great faith in the Lord's healing power and decided that she would be healed "Zingo, the spots are all gone, and I'm well!" when she was asked. It was difficult for her when this instant healing did not occur. She didn't want to "have to mess with the diet" which she battled at first. She sneaked candy bars at school and complained much about the diet and castor oil packs. Finally, her mother told her, "I am doing all I can possibly do. I can't make you well, Margie. You are going to have to cooperate. It's your body and your aches." Some time later, Margie told her mother, "I've been praying about it. I'm sorry about my attitude. I'm not going to complain any more." A few months later she also shared, "I've made up my mind that even if I don't get well, I'm going to enjoy living."
Margie has continue to improve. The skin lesions (which were numb and silvery white with purple rings arround them) now appear only moderately discolored and are completely loose and moveable, with full feeling in all of them. The improvement in appearance has been documented with photographs.
Her fingers are completely mobile. She plays the piano very well. The family has learned to talk more about their feelings. Their support has solidified and grown. Margie has become more tolerant of others when they seem unpleasant--thinking "maybe they don't feel well, or something is bothering them." She takes pains to find out.
Although she is still on homebound schooling, she looks to the future, and her ambition is to become a nurse.
This case report was prepared in January, 1984, by Gladys McGarey, M.D., and Harvey Grady, Director of Research for the A.R.E. Clinic.
A 22 year old woman with scleroderma achieved significant relief from symptoms after five months of treatment with the Cayce therapies and continued gradual improvement during a 16 month follow-up.
Terri was a 22 year old single woman when she came to the A.R.E. Clinic's Temple Beautiful Program in February, 1982. She arrived as the result of a scleroderma diagnosis elicited through clinical history and laboratory findings taken in her home town.
Terri had been living with a friend and had quit her job two weeks prior to her arrival at the Clinic. She had been an accomplished horsewoman who did competitive calf roping. Her condition made these activities too painful to continue, which was frightening to her. She feared becoming a cripple.
Terri first sought medical attention after experiencing two to three years of progressively worsening Raynaud's phenomena (a disease state mainly limited to the fingers and toes in which the blood vessels become constricted, usually from cold weather or emotional stimulus, resulting in intermittent pallor and blueing of the affected digits). Terri was also experiencing arthralgias (joint aches), particularly of the elbows and left knee, and sclerotic (thickening) changes of the upper extremities to the level of the mid-forearm and of the dorsum of the foot. Also noted at this time was decreased range of motion in the neck and in the shoulders.
Past medical history revealed hypothyroidism, indigestion, and tendencies toward depression as related by Terri. She was on no medications when seen at the clinic.
A physical exam performed at the Clinic revealed cold, sweaty, hands and feet, with hands that were also swollen and blue. The skin was thickened over the dorsum of the foot and the upper extremity. The shoulders were tight, demonstrating restricted motion.
Lab tests (which included a urinalysis, a complete blood count, and a SMAC (biochemical blood screen)) were within normal limits, with the exception of a low thyoid profile and elevated liver enzymes.
A therapy program was developed for Terri which consisted of daily exercise; dream work; attitude changes; prayer and meditation; the scleroderma diet; visualization; castor oil packs of the hands and feet every night; castor oil packs to the abdomen five nights a week; epsom salt baths once a week; glycothymoline in water used as a gargle; massage and hot baths; beef juice; enemas once a week; one drop of Atomidine in half a glass of water for six days a week; and 1500 mg a day of vitamin C.
ETA therapy was utilized four times, with Terri expressing a sense of relaxation of her body and "warmth" creeping back into her chilled extremities. A loosening of the constrictions in her throat, hands, and feet was also experienced. Pain was relieved during those sessions. Biofeedback training helped her learn how to relax and increase blood flow into her arms and legs, even during emotional stress.
She began to realize that she was a compulsive achiever, driving herself always to accomplish more. This realization reduced her drive to achieve to more reasonable levels. Terri followed her treatment program persistently and consistently, amazing her parents with her ability to care for herself. Her mother commented, "She is a different person."
When Terri left the Clinic to return to her home state after several weeks of treatment, she was experiencing more warmth in her extremities. She followed her treatment program well and at a five month check-up stated that her hands and feet were responding wonderfully. She was now able to reach around behind her back, a feat she had previously been unable to accomplish. The restriction in her throat had become quite minimal, and she proudly announced her ability to sing again. In addition to maintaining employment, she began to ride horses again, as the skin on her legs and hands improved. Terri rode in a rodeo 15 months after treatment began, feeling that she was physically almost as fit--and much wiser--than before her illness.
This case report was prepared by Harvey Grady in June, 1983.
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There are many ways to make compost. There are lots of contrivances — from hand-cranked barrels to giant automated digesters — that take the toil, and the smell, out of returning veggies and lawn trimmings to the soil.
So why are Luke Drecksage and John Paul "Woody" Woodburn distilling their dirt the old-fashioned way?
Luke and Woody run a new neighborhood compost facility — a project of the Pedal Co-Op — in the heart of West Philly. Two or three times a week, they dig into three warm piles with pitchforks and shovels — straining the back and stimulating the nose.
Like today. It's not yet noon, but the streets just north of 44th and Chestnut already shimmer with heat. From behind a row of mostly abandoned Victorians, Luke and Woody are deconstructing the green waste of some 30 families. And you can smell it.
Look, composting is vital to city life, and I want to promote it. But what these two are doing, right now, is a bit rank. From the three warm stacks the smell of garlic rises, like a bowl of spicy cabbage soup. It's not an entirely unpleasant scent, if you like kimchi. But it's not something that most people want daily.
Not to worry, says Luke, 22, a economics student at Drexel, as he shoves his spade into a knot of green flies devouring some squashed tomatoes. A few quick turns later, the cabbage smell does subside, and is replaced by the lovely buttery scent of a bakery nearby.
"When I started composting with the Pedal Co-Op," admits Luke, "I was taken aback by the smells and the sight.
"Until I came back the next day, and I saw what was happening, and I got my hands wet and dirty. Now I can't imagine not waking up and thinking about how the compost site is doing."
Fortunately, around here, we're surrounded mostly by abandoned buildings. So there are few to complain.
Composting is a tough sell, because of the smell. If you ask Rina Cutler, deputy mayor for transportation and infrastructure, about neighborhood composting, she turns up her nose. She's justifiably concerned about "piles of rot blocking the street."
So it was something of a leap of faith when the city gave the Pedal Co-Op the OK. Still, if complaints do arise, Luke and Woody will surely be shut down. And that would be a pity.
Because what's especially cool about the Pedal Co-Op project is that it's so green and squeaky clean, with barely a smudge of carbon. About 30 families pay $3.50 each to have their waste picked up weekly — in a trailer being towed by a bicycle. (Yes, a bicycle.)
And instead of an expensive commercial machine (like the one digesting leftovers from the White Dog Café, at 34th and Sansom), the Pedal Co-Op plan is frugal, using people power.
It's a virtuous cycle. Eventually they hope to sell fresh topsoil back to the neighborhood. As Luke puts it, "I hope they'll eat more vegetables, make more waste, so we can turn it back into soil for them."
I hope these guys learn to tamp down the smell, so no one has any reason to object. Because composting in this city is in a precarious place. But whether this first foray into neighborhood composting is sustainable, both financially and culturally, remains to be seen. Or not smelt.
Volunteers and the composting-curious can contact Luke or Woody at pedalcoop.org.


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Add Worksheet Shading using Styles
Adding color to a worksheet not only gives it a more polished and professional look, but it can also make it easier to read the worksheet data.
In this step we will apply shading to the worksheet headings in rows 1 and 7 and the date in row 2.
Tutorial Steps
Adding Shading to Worksheet Headings
- Click on the merged title cell.
- Press and hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard.
- Drag select cells D7 to G7 to highlight them as well as the merged title cell.
- Release the Ctrl key.
- Click on the down arrow at the end of the available styles list.
- Choose the Accent 3 option from the available styles.
- Both the merged title cell and the headings in row 7 should now have a green background white text.
- To make the white text a little more visible, click on the Bold icon on the ribbon.
- The bold icon is the black letter B under the font section of the ribbon.
Add Shading to the Date Row
- Drag select cells D2 to G2 to highlight them.
- Click on the down arrow at the end of the available styles list.
- Choose the 40% - Accent 3 option from the available styles.
- The range D2 to G2 should now have a light green background with black text.
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A new portal called Talenthouse launches today, promoting the works of artists from multiple disciplines: music, fashion, fine art, graphic design, film and photography. It is originiated by Brit DJ Amos Pizzey and overseen by CEO Roman Scharf.
Monthly Archives: June 2009
Word of Day: load_node. What happens when your functor is working overtime.
There are words that get created between developers in rooms where innovation and technology captivate the mind and inspire the imagination. One of those words is "Node Load". Development team working on finalizing some badass features to support the launch of one of the most ambitious social communities for artists called "Planet Illogica". Get signed up and get ready for our July 15th launch and kickoff party in Southern California during ComiCon weekend.
Oops – don't forget to load your node this weekend.
Boxee: The 10-Foot Experience
Software brand Boxee released its long-awaited alpha version for Windows users and announced a deal with Major League Baseball to integrate MLB.TV onto the platform. The custom interface, stripped down for the "10 foot experience," will support live and on demand HD out-of-market games.
Web Therapy: Online Content Success Story
Ad models, distribution schemes and syndication techniques are essential to the success of the newbie online video venture. But what about delivering good quality content that defines the medium, who could argue with that? — yet many seem to not "get it," whereas other do.
Former Friends cast member Lisa Kudrow and her team "get it" and have succeeded in delivering a quality web show; she returns on June 29 with a second season of the nifty improv comedy series Web Therapy. The show will be accessible on YouTube, Hulu and LStudio.com, the broadband entertainment channel launched by Lexus.
Iran and Technology — Corporate Tech Restricts, New Media Resists
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the Iranian government is utilizing a cutting-edge technology developed with Siemens AG and Nokia Corp that enables it to inspect deep packets of data to control and censor access to information on the internet on a large scale. This process enables authorities to not only block communication but to monitor it to gather information about individuals, as well as alter it for disinformation purposes,, according to experts who spoke to WSJ.
The Flaming Lips! $6! August 15th!
Had to make one quick blog post, and then back to work. Heard on the radio this morning, and then got the IM too, www.delmarscene.com has all the info for the Summer Concert Series at the Del Mar race tracks, including, but not limited to, The Flaming Lips playing the infield on Saturday August 15th, for $6. Yes? Yes!
Some Cool New iPhone Apps
Now that the new iPhone OS is out today, here are some cool new apps that you can apply and use…
Golf fans will be able to watch live video coverage of the U.S. Open using a free iPhone app powered by IBM. The application benefits from the iPhone 3.0 OS' enhanced processing speed and video capabilities, so the video should look even better. READ MORE
Will Bing Bring in the Bling for Microsoft?
The Search is Afoot
Mocrosoft's new Bing search engine has brought innovation to the marketplace and users are responding by returning again and again to the service.
Two weeks into its launch and Bing has boosted Microsoft's search share by about 3% points, according to ComScore. Instead of Google's white space approach, Bing adds some Bling, introducing a new glossy photo everyday embedded with interesting factoids and blurbs related to the picture. Categories such as Travel, Shopping, Health and Videos cut down on useless search results.
Two New Online Interactive Reality Shows for You to Watch
Microsoft launched a new interactive reality web series produced with Reveille and its ad agency JWT.
It's Everybody's Business with Jack & Suzy Welsh presents as a novel way to promote the company's enterprise software solutions (such as its Silverlight video platform). Former General Electric chairman Jack Welsh and his wife pay house calls to businesses like Hertz to give advice and constructive criticism — it's kind of like Mr. T's Pity the Fool for business managers. READ MORE


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Possible to 'auto complete' label entry using ENTER key in Windows app?
When creating, or editing, a Task using the web-app (in Chrome), after entering the "@" symbol I can hit ENTER when the proper label is selected. I've noticed that when using the Windows app I must select the label using a mouse click instead of hitting ENTER.
Would it be possible to change the Windows app to allow label selection via the ENTER key, instead of insisting on a mouse click? :)
Asked by Randolph Miller on Jan 21, 2013 - 03:53
David Trey on Jan 21, 2013 - 07:11
Hello Randolph,
Thank you very much for your report, I've been able to reproduce this issue and I've passed it to the developers. We will address this issue in future updates.
Best regards,
Randolph Miller on Jan 21, 2013 - 07:15
Thank you, David.


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Breaking News ... What it takes to make it as TV Correspondent with Journalist Aimee Nuzzo
Written by: Kelly Calabrese Ever picture yourself behind an anchor desk or reporting LIVE from a bank robbery… well then, you need "not only the acting abilities, but to be a good writer," says former news correspondent Aimee Nuzzo, "because reporters always write their own stuff, especially starting out." Aimee Nuzzo spent 12 years as a television news reporter, after graduating from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. For the majority of those 12 years, Aimee worked as a general assignment reporter for major network affiliates in New York City. Having traveled from the plains of Peoria, Illinois as a reporter for WMBD-TV, to the Southern California Coast where she was a respondent for KFMB-TV… Aimee Nuzzo knows the ins and outs, as well as the ups and downs, of TV correspondence – so we asked her to share her news and views with NYCastings members… Q&A with Aimee Nuzzo – former TV News Reporter and Co-Founder of SnapFocus Productions. Q: How did you get started in Journalism / News Reporting? I decided in eighth grade that I was going to be a TV reporter. I really wanted to be an actress, but I was a great writer and my parents encouraged me to take the safer, more reliable route. Q: What kind of reporting did you do? Most of my career I was general assignment, which means you are covering the news of the day - breaking news, the murders, earthquakes, hurricanes. Q: Are there other types of news reporting? There are featured news reporters, consumer news, health news. But wherever I went, those other niches were already filled and they wanted me to cover the breaking stories. My personality is laid back and funny. I don't like to be too serious, so it was not necessarily the best fit for my personality. If you are the kind of person who is negatively impacted from always reporting negative news, then those other niches are better for you – medical, consumer, features. They tend to be a little more boring, but they do not require you to knock on a door to get the reaction of a family whose family member just got killed. Q: You went to Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism – how vital is it to have a degree in journalism to get started in that business? I think it helps to give you credibility, but really the only thing that matters is how you look. By look, I do not mean your beauty. I mean, do you come across well on camera? Do you come across as authoritative? The main thing that the networks are looking at is your resume tape. They are looking for you doing stories on camera stories that you have written and edited yourself. Do you come across as a credible reporter to them? That's what matters. Any school that gives you the opportunity to work on your writing, speaking and on camera skills will help you achieve that. Q: How did the Journalism Degree help you, specifically? I had a major in journalism with a focus in broadcasting and worked for my college television station. I chose to become a part of the student television station and, in doing that, I learned basic editing and I got practice putting stories together. We also had an internship where students could work at a local station and go on air, which enabled most of us to have a demo reel ready by the time we graduated so we could go right into on air jobs Q: You traveled quite a bit to rise up the reporting ladder – is that what it takes to get ahead? Most people find that they need to start in a small town because they are desperate for anyone. Because they pay next to nothing, they will have a college kid on air. Then, as you get experience, you move again or become anchor. There is a lot of movement, but with the advent of local cable stations some people have been able to move up in the New York market through small stations such as News 12 and NY1. I think it is best to go to a small town because you will make really embarrassing mistakes on air and it is best to leave it behind. Q: What kind of mistakes do new reporters make? Like forgetting you have a mic that is turned on and hollering something to the producer and generally seeming green, when you are doing a live shot. Q: Do you have to find your own news stories? You are usually expected to come up with stories but most of the stories wind up being given to you because what needs to be covered has to be covered, whether it interests you or not. Q: How many stories come up in a day? Usually, a reporter covers one story a day. Investigative reporters will take more time to work on one story, multiple days. But news stations are doing away with their investigative units, because they are finding them to not be cost effective. Q: Do you get a manager/agent as a TV reporter? Yes. You typically get an agent after you get your first job on your own because no agent wants a cut of the $18,000 a year on your first job. You sign a contract and they get 10%, but you can negotiate a lower rate if you, yourself, find the job. You definitely want an agent who specializes in new reporting, if you are interested in it. The one I used was Ken Lindner & Associates out of LA. They do primarily news reporters and hosts. William Morris also does a lot of news reporters. Q: Are you responsible for clothing and make-up or do they provide those services? If you are out in the field, it is your own make up. If you are on set, sitting next to the anchor, the make-up artist may do your make-up. And, sometimes when you are just starting out, in the really small stations, they will reimburse you for a small amount for clothing. Don't curse at anyone. One time, I was doing something that was a taped update that would air on cable and I messed up. I was anchoring and I cursed and we recorded it over, not a problem, but when they put the tape in the deck the deck malfunctioned and wound the tape back to the beginning. The one that aired was the wrong one, it aired several times before we got a call from the cable company. Q: Did you get in trouble or fired? I didn't get fired. The station manager laughed. Q: How does news reporting differ from hosting a show? There is very little similarity between those two jobs. A show host is more like an anchor in that you have to be smooth and polished on camera, but you are not spending your day news gathering. If hosting is what you are interested in, don't go into reporting. Reporting is having to pee in the woods, in 20 degree weather, at 1 in the morning during a three-hour hostage standoff. Q: Is news reporting a stepping stone to other acting / on camera careers or a separate arena? It is a totally separate arena and I don't recommend using it as a stepping stone. There are too many skills you need to hone as a reporter that you don't need as a host or an actor. Just work on those skills and do not get bogged down with reporting. Q: Any advice for NYCastings actors, who may be interested in news reporting? I would not encourage anyone interested in acting to go into news reporting because one minute of your day is spent being actually on camera. You have to be a reporter before you can anchor and most of your day is spent writing, news gathering, conducting interviews, accompanying the photographer out in the field, making phone calls and putting the story together. That is the bulk of the day, and it is extremely high pressure Q: What are upsides of getting involved in news reporting? The only people who should do news reporting are those who feel it is in their blood. For them, I'd say to try and get an internship in a small market where you can get on camera and get a demo reel together. Then, when you are ready to get your first job, don't just respond to open job postings. Send the reel to everyone, whether there is an opening or not, because there is always a lot of turn around and you don't want to be one in 100 submitting. Q: Sounds like a tough job, why did you stick with it for 12 years? By the time I was a news reporter, I invested so much time learning to be one. It was too late to change my mind. The novelty wore off and the reality of news reporting sunk in. It is very unglamorous, terrible hours and being in unpleasant situations and having to interview people who don't want to be interviewed. But I learned a lot and it ultimately lead me to where I am now. Q: Today, you co-own SnapFocus Productions – which offers a full array of video services for broadcast, private businesses and individuals. How did news reporting lead to starting a company? I learned that I absolutely love to edit. Initially, I was dazzled with the idea of being on TV but found that my true passion was editing, the process of actually assembling the video and making something cool out of the clips of video. Now, I do a lot of the editing at SnapFocus Productions because it is my true passion. When I am editing at the computer, time passes at three times the normal speed. I have also learned how to produce and what makes good television. Q: What services do you offer for actors? At SnapFocus we do broadcast commercials and some broadcast content, as well as a lot of marketing videos and web videos. For actors, if you need a demo reel, or film, shot or edited – we could help with that. We know how to make people look good on camera. We know how to put a compelling, sales pitch together when the product is you. If you are interested in hosting and don't have a hosting show yet, we can help with the vision. We can put you in the best situation and show your talents. We could help you create the scenario and shoot it, so others can see how you would be in an on camera situation. Q: You recently used NYCastings to cast a broadcast commercial? Yes. We recently used NYCastings to help us cast a commercial and found two actors. I was so impressed by the company and the caliber of actors that submitted through the website. We did not have the budget to do a formal casting call and NYCastings was ideal because within a couple of hours we got photos, resumes and demos. I will definitely use NYCastings again. It is a great service. Thank you Aimee Nuzzo for breaking us in on the ups and downs of news reporting. For more information on SnapFocus Productions visit www.snapfocusproductions.com |
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'The Newsroom': What's ahead for season 2 (+video)
'The Newsroom' returned July 14 for a second season. 'The Newsroom' stars Jeff Daniels, Emily Mortimer, and Sam Waterston.
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NBC ordered full seasons of three of its freshman shows. Will your favorite air a full season?
Culture Cafe 'The Newsroom': Looking back on season one
'The Newsroom' pushed viewers' buttons throughout its first season, and a second is on the way.
Obama campaign: 'If we don't step it up, we're in trouble'
For the third month, Mitt Romney's campaign has out-fundraised Obama's. But with three months until election day, the Obama campaign is not changing tack.
Culture Cafe 'Ruby Sparks' brings life to a predictable story
'Ruby Sparks' demands suspension of disbelief, but the film is worth it.
Culture Cafe Aaron Sorkin's 'The Newsroom' gets off to a shaky start
Aaron Sorkin's new series has the expected great dialogue, but needs more than that.
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John Mayer's musicianship is first-rate on his new album, National Geographic explores the unusual animals of America, and more top picks.
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Brad Pitt's great, but the movie, 'Moneyball,' glorifies baseball strategy a little too much.
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Culture Cafe Fall 2011 movie preview
The 2011 Fall Movie Season is here, and we have your guide to all the films keeping you warm at the theater, complete with images, release dates, and our recommendations!
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Culture Cafe Aaron Sorkin casts Dev Patel in 'More As This Story Develops' pilot
Aaron Sorkin has added 'Slumdog Millionaire' star Dev Patel to the cast of 'More As This Story Develops.' 'More As This Story Develops' is Sorkin's HBO pilot about the world of cable news with an ensemble cast of Jeff Daniels, Emily Mortimer, Alison Pill, Sam Waterston, and recently Dev Patel.
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Backchannels A king's speech, an Arab movement's voice
Past weeks at times have seemed like a standoff between autocrats and Facebook. But Oscar-winner 'The King's Speech,' rather than 'The Social Network,' may have more resonance for Arabs.
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Oscar has always loved films based on true stories – 100 out of 485 Best Picture nominees since 1927 would qualify – but never more than this year. Four of the 10 features on the Best Picture slate are based on real characters and events: "The King's Speech," "The Fighter," "The Social Network," and "127 Hours." Eavesdrop on departing moviegoers and you will inevitably hear, "I'd love to know what really happened." Here are some facts behind the "true-life" stories contending for this year's Best Picture Academy Award.
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Rahm Emanuel: Will big bucks decide the Chicago election?
The race for Chicago mayor has never seen this level of fundraising. Rahm Emanuel has raised almost $12 million – and former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun less than half a million.
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Academy Award nominees were announced Tuesday morning in Los Angeles. Natalie Portman, Jeff Bridges, Christian Bale, and Helena Bonham Carter are also Academy Award nominees for acting.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder, named TIME Person of the Year 2010
Mark Zuckerberg, who's been portrayed in a Hollywood movie this year and has seen his social media empire grow ever larger, has been named TIME magazine's 'Person of the Year' for 2010. Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook in 2004.
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HFPA announces Golden Globe nominations 2011
Golden Globe nominations 2011: The King's Speech and The Social Network took the most nominations.
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Sarah Palin hunting: Why the world shakes when she shoots a caribou
Sarah Palin hunting: Some commentators see a political commentary in Sarah Palin hunting caribou on 'Sarah Palin's Alaska,' calling the caribou, 'Obambi.' Others see animal cruelty. To hunters, though, the furor shows that urban America doesn't understand rural life.
12/09/2010 05:04 pm -
Vox News Obama on 'The Daily Show' with Jon Stewart: heavy on issues, hold the comedy
'The Daily Show' host Jon Stewart grilled President Obama on his campaign promises in a remarkably somber 23 minutes for the comedy program Wednesday night.
10/28/2010 10:43 am -
Vox News Parker/Spitzer struggles through good intentions and weird moments
CNN's debut of its latest prime-time news magazine show, with Eliot Spitzer and Kathleen Parker, was very earnest about trying to be serious and bipartisan. But it hit some jarring notes.
10/05/2010 04:51 pm -
The Social Network: Four things the movie got wrong
'The Social Network,' a new film directed by David Fincher, and based on a book by Ben Mezrich, topped the box office charts in the US over the weekend. But critics of the film say Fincher and Mezrich got plenty of things wrong, from the history of Facebook to the portrayal of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Horizons The Social Network hits top slot at box office
The Social Network racked up $23 million in ticket sales over the weekend. What does that mean for the world's most popular social network – and Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's CEO?
10/04/2010 12:28 pm -
The Social Network: movie review
'The Social Network:' A story of betrayal on the road to glory. The knockabout beginnings of Facebook gets a fast-paced spin in the new movie 'The Social Network.'
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Horizons Facebook movie casts Timberlake, Eisenberg
The long-awaited Facebook movie begins production in Boston next month.
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A Concise History of International Criminal Law: Chapter 1 of Understanding International Criminal LawBeth Van SchaackSanta Clara University - School of Law Ronald C. SlyeSeattle University School of Law Santa Clara Univ. Legal Studies Research Paper No. 07-42 UNDERSTANDING INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW, Aspen Publishers, 2007 Abstract: This work is an introductory chapter for a forthcoming book on Understanding International Criminal Law to be published by Aspen Publishers as part of Aspen's Essentials series. This chapter presents a succinct history of international criminal law (ICL), drawing upon major developments in the law of armed conflict, international human rights law, and the criminal prohibitions against piracy and the slave trade. The chapter interweaves the history of substantive norms with that of evolving principles of domestic and international jurisdiction, as these narratives are virtually inseparable in ICL. Additional chapters in the text will address the sources of ICL, the major international crimes and defenses, and ICL reasoning and rhetoric. Publication is expected in 2007 for adoption in 2008. Number of Pages in PDF File: 43 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: September 24, 2007 ; Last revised: November 17, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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African Champions TP Mazembe will appeal to FIFA over ban in the CAF Champions League. The club was disqualified after Simba lodged a complaint that they had fielded an ineligible player, Janvier Besala Bokungu.
-Bessala was not a player Esperance of Tunisia since March 2010. His contract with the Tunisian club was cancelled with the DR Congo FA approving his transfer to Virunga, the club we bought him from.
-Today Esperance are saying that they still own the player even though they did not pay him a salary and they did nothing to help him secure a work permit while he was in Tunisia.
-What makes this worse is that, Esperance did indicate on their website after the departure of Janvier Bessala in March 2010 that the player has been released from his contract and there is a player who had replaced him
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Even ESPN announcer Rod Gilmore just called in to the telecast to trumpet Boise State. You have to wonder, if the computer rankings and strength of schedule didn't play into it, would BSU be given a berth in the BCS National Championship Game??
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The Beers of Our Fathers menu at North Charleston's Cork includes such pale standards as Old Milwaukee, Balantine XXX, Miller High Life, PBR, Coors, Dixie, and Genesee Cream Ale. Put that in your growler and suck it, craft beer sissies!
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