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Unfaithfully Yours
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This remake of the 1948 Preston Sturges classic stars Dudley Moore as the symphony conductor who imagines ways to get back at the wife he believes is unfaithful to him. Moore plays Claude Eastman, the conductor of a prestigious sympathy, who suspects that his actress wife Daniella (Nastassja Kinski) is fooling around behind his back with the orchestra's handsome soloist, Maxmillian Stein (Armand Assante). The tip comes courtesy of Norman Robbins (Albert Brooks), Daniella's brother. As Claude is conducting a symphony, an elaborate plot plays out in his head -- he will murder his unfaithful wife to get revenge on her. The plot is simpler and more straightforward than the original version, in which the conductor harbored three separate elaborate fantasies. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi
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It's Alive 3: Island of the Alive
Better known as It's Alive III, Island of the Alive details the further exploits of the murderous mutant infants introduced in director Larry Cohen's It's Alive! (1974). Said infants are shipped off to a desert island, where they are completely cut off from civilization. The government intends to eliminate the penned-up infants, but Michael Moriarty, the father of one of the babies, organizes a protest against this wholesale slaughter. It is clear to anyone who can read that director Cohen is drawing parallels between the quarantined children and society's treatment of AIDS victims. The strength of Cohen's direction and storytelling prowess is slightly weakened by some inadequate special effects in the closing scenes, wherein the babies reproduce and wreak havoc on the Mainland. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Hunter: Silver Bullet
A notorious pimp is the latest victim of a vigilante killer who targets known criminals and leaves a silver bullet at the scene of each murder. Though Hunter (Fred Dryer) and McCall (Stepfanie Kramer) suspect that the vigilante is actually an ill-tempered undercover vice officer (Edward Wiley), the pimp's bosses have pinpointed the victim's newest lady friend (Leslie Bevis) as the guilty party. In either case, someone is not long for this world! This final episode of Hunter's fourth season was adapted from a novel by former police detective Dallas L. Barnes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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True Believer
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The only True Believer at the beginning of this drama is idealistic young attorney Robert Downey Jr., who apprentices under the guidance of celebrated civil-rights activist James Woods. Alas, in the years since the sixties, Woods has become a disillusioned, dope-smoking ambulance chaser. Goaded by Downey, Woods takes up one last "lost cause:" that of Korean-American prison inmate Yuji Okomoto, who is about to be tried for the self-defense slaying of another prisoner. As Woods investigates, he unearths several iniquities in the trial that sent Okomoto to prison. Despite the fact that the one witness who might clear Okomoto is an unhinged conspiracy theorist, Woods endeavors to re-open Okomoto's case--which plays right into the hands of sharkish, politically ambitious DA Kurtwood Smith. Chock full of plot twists and last-minute shockers, True Believer was popular enough to inspire a spin-off TV series, Eddie Dodd. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Cover Girl and the Cop
Julia Duffy is the cover girl and Dinah Manoff the cop in this made-for-TV contrivance. When dim-witted model Duffy witnesses a murder, short-fused officer Manhoff is assigned to protect her. Would you be shocked if we informed you that the ladies drive each other crazy? But never fear: they forget their differences long enough to jointly nab the killer at the end. Filmed on location in Washington DC, Cover Girl and the Cop trounced in the ratings by the vastly superior The Ryan White Story when it first aired on January 16, 1989. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Midnight Cabaret
A horror film set in a New York nightclub, Midnight Cabaret is the story of an actress (Laura Herrington) suspected of killing several of her cast-mates. The police investigator assigned to the case (Bruce Wright) finds that the truth involves a Satanic cult trying to bear the Anti-Christ. ~ John Bush, Rovi
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Family of Spies: The Walker Spy Ring, Part 1
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The true story of American turncoat John Walker, Jr. is related blow-by-blow in this made-for-TV movie. Powers Boothe stars as Walker, a Navy petty officer who spends half of his career selling secrets to the Soviets. At first the soul of discretion, the hard-drinking, philandering Walker eventually becomes careless enough in his activities to arouse the suspicions of his in-the-dark wife Barbara (Lesley Ann Warren). With the skill and aplomb of the true sociopath, Walker also manages to convince his own son (Andrew Lowry) to join the "family business." The spy ring is ultimately smashed through the joint efforts of the FBI and Walker's embittered ex-wife. Based on the books Family of Spies by Pete Earley and I Pledge Allegiance by Howard Blum, Family of Spies: The Walker Spy Ring was originally telecast in two parts on February 4 and 6, 1990. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Sleeping with the Enemy
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Hot off her success in Pretty Woman, Julia Roberts starred in this thriller about a battered wife stalked by her abusive husband. Roberts plays Laura Burney, the wife of a rich investment counselor, Martin (Patrick Bergin). Martin appreciates his wife as a trophy, but at home he abuses her for not keeping the house as clean as he would like it. The verbal abuse descends into physical violence --so much so that Laura decides to disappear rather than live a life under Martin as a brutalized slave. Laura fakes her own death by drowning, and relocates to Cedar Falls, Iowa, where she changes her name to Sara Waters. She starts a relationship with her friendly Iowa neighbor Ben Woodward (Kevin Anderson), but her happiness is short-lived. Martin has discovered that Laura has staged her drowning and is coming to Iowa to reclaim his possession. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Deconstructing Sarah
A friend's determination to uncover the truth is the basis for the made-for television drama. Sheila Kelley stars as Sarah Vincent, a woman who leads a bizarre double-life as a woman in business by day, and a sleazy bar-hopper by night. After Sarah is mysteriously killed, her best friend Elizabeth (Rachel Ticotin) goes on a quest to uncover the true story behind her friend's secretive life and untimely death. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi
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Frasier: You Can't Tell a Crook by His Cover
Plucky Daphne (Jane Leeves) has no qualms about going out on a date with ex-convict Jimmy (Tony Abatemarco). Her devil-may-care attitude is not shared by Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) and Niles (David Hyde Pierce), who vow to protect Daphne's honor if necessary. The fact that Frasier had not earlier been able to differentiate between the ex-con and an ex-cop does not diminish his diligence in "protecting" Daphne; and, of course, Niles' interest in the matter goes far beyond mere friendship. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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ER: Shades of Gray
The ER swings into action when an abortion clinic is bombed. Ross (George Clooney) tries to save teenaged mother Zoe (Sally Livingstone) and her unborn baby, while Del Amico (Maria Bello) is asked to complete an abortion. Corday (Alex Kingston) is startled when she learns who is among the bombing victims -- and even more so when she finally realizes how she feels about Benton (Eriq La Salle). And a tragic personal loss casts a pall over the staffers. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Babylon 5: The Paragon of Animals
Sheridan finds himself at odds with the League ambassadors over G'Kan's proposed Interstellar Alliance Declaration of Principles. A small planet solicits the help of the Alliance in fending off raiders. And Garibaldi tries to align with refugee Telepaths by forming a new intelligence unit. The title of this episode is lifted from the "What a piece of work is a man" speech from Shakespeare's amlet. First telecast on February 4, 1998, "The Paragon of Animals" was written by J. Michael Straczynski. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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All Over the Guy
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Actor and playwright Dan Bucatinsky wrote the screenplay for this adaptation of his play I Know You Are, But What Am I?, though for the big-screen version, his slightly fractured love story was given a same-sex twist. Eli (Dan Bucatinsky) is a journalist working with a major L.A. newspaper who is single and not loving it. Eli is also gay, and makes no secret of the fact that he's looking for a nice guy that he can settle down with. Eli's best friend Brett (Adam Goldberg) knows a woman named Jackie (Sasha Alexander), who says she has a friend who would be perfect for Eli. Thus Eli is introduced to Tom (Richard Ruccolo), a special education instructor and devoted nightlife enthusiast. Eli and Tom's first date turns out to be just short of a disaster; Tom indulges in his overweening enthusiasm for alcohol and tobacco, and Eli is disgusted to learn Tom has never seen Gone With the Wind. Things appear to be over for Eli and Tom before they even started, until they meet by chance while shopping a few days later; this time, a conversation rather than an argument develops, and the two end up spending the night together. Eli begins to think love may have finally found him, until Tom dashes off the next morning, leaving Eli to wonder if Tom has any interest at all in a long-term commitment. All Over the Guy also features small cameo roles by Lisa Kudrow, as an actress not skilled in voice-over work, and Christina Ricci as Eli's cynical sister. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Breathing Hard
This comedy centers on a struggling screenwriter, a down-on-his-luck actor, and a theater diva, whose lives all intertwine while trying to make it in Hollywood. John Duggan (John Rafter Lee) is a hapless playwright shopping around an IRA script that nobody wants, so he decides to dive headfirst into staging his Third Reich production entitled "Hitler's Head," which is speculated to have been funded with laundered drug money. His best pal, also named John (John Billingsley) is unable to land any acting work, moonlighting at a psychic hotline and as a chauffeur to theater diva Emma (June Claman), a job he eventually shares with Duggan. Emma, a spiteful, racist bigot, hears of John's play and decides she must have a role in it, but only if she is able to tailor the material to her advantage. Breathing Hard first screened at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival in the market territory.
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Frequent Star Trek actor and director Jonathan Frakes gets behind the camera again for this teen-sci-fi/action-drama in the Back to the Future (1985) mold. Jesse Bradford stars as Zak Gibbs, a teenager who discovers the latest invention to spring from the mind of his scientist father (Robin Thomas) and a research team that includes his dad's eccentric colleague Dr. Earl Dopler (French Stewart). It seems that they have developed a wristwatch that manipulates "hypertime," speeding up the passage of regular time 25 times for the wearer and those near him, making it appear that the rest of the world has become essentially "frozen" in time. Zak is delighted with the ability that he initially treats as the ultimate gag and superpower, until the National Security Agency begins pursuing both him and the device, intending to confiscate it for nefarious political purposes. Clockwatchers (2002) co-stars Michael Biehn, Paula Garces, and Julia Sweeney. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Director Sean Meredith's animated entry into the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival details one man's curious voyage into the deepest depths of the underworld. Upon awakening in an unfamiliar part of the city after an especially rough night, Dante asks the first person he spots for a little help in gathering his bearings. When the man responds that he penned an ancient poem called The Aeneid, the perplexed Dante recalls that particular piece of prose being penned two thousand years ago. But with no one left to turn to, Dante has little choice but to follow his enigmatic guide. When the man reveals that it is his duty to lead Dante on an extensive journey through a dreadful world of "horror and torment," the weary traveler becomes convinced that his only hope for survival is to follow his host into the scorching heart of Satan's vast inferno. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Robert Pimentel, 57, who taught for 38 years in a Los Angeles district, is also suspected of assaulting an adult.
By SALVADOR HERNANDEZ / ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
A Newport Beach resident is suspected of sexually assaulting 20 children and one adult while he was working as a fourth-grade teacher in Wilmington, authorities said.
The 57-year-old teacher had been working for the Los Angeles Unified School District since 1974, and Los Angeles police officials said he left his post when investigators began looking into the allegations in March.
Robert Pimentel was taken into custody Wednesday and was being held in lieu of $12 million bail. The Newport Beach resident has been charged with eight counts of continuous sexual abuse and seven counts of lewd acts on a child, all felonies. In addition, misdemeanor charges were expected.
Police began looking into the allegations after several girls told their parents they had been touched by a fourth-grade teacher, LAPD officials said.
Pimentel was reported to have retired before the arrest, collecting his pension and benefits.
John Deasy, superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, said state laws should be changed so teachers suspected of sexual misconduct could be fired when they come under investigation and be kept from collecting benefits.
The district moved to fire Pimentel when they were told of the allegations, he said.
The United Teachers Los Angeles, the union representing district teachers, issued a statement Wednesday stating he is no longer a member of the union, and that the organization would not be involved in his defense.
"The allegations described are horrific," the statement read. "We urge our members and the community to cooperate with ongoing law enforcement investigations in this case."
Anyone with information on the case is asked to contact Los Angeles police at 213-486-0570.
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- Skin Cancer Prevention and Early Detection
- What is skin cancer?
- What is ultraviolet (UV) radiation?
- Are some people more likely to get sun damage?
- How do I protect myself from UV rays?
- What about tanning pills and other tanning products?
- Skin exams
- What should I look for?
- What if I find something suspicious?
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What should I look for?
Skin cancers can show up in a variety of shapes and sizes. Be sure to show your doctor any abnormal areas that concern you, especially if they have just appeared or have changed recently.
Basal and squamous cell cancers
Basal cell cancers and squamous cell cancers are most often found in areas that get exposed to a lot of sun, such as the head, neck, and arms, but they can occur elsewhere. Look for new growths, spots, bumps, patches, or sores that don't heal after several weeks.
Basal cell carcinomas often look like flat, firm, pale areas or small, raised, pink or red, translucent, shiny, pearly areas that may bleed after a minor injury. They may have one or more abnormal blood vessels, a lower area in their center, and blue, brown, or black areas. Large basal cell carcinomas may have oozing or crusted areas.
Squamous cell carcinomas may look like growing lumps, often with a rough, scaly, or crusted surface. They may also look like flat reddish patches in the skin that grow slowly.
Both of these types of skin cancer may develop as a flat area showing only slight changes from normal skin.
Actinic keratosis, also known as solar keratosis, is a skin condition that is sometimes pre-cancerous and is caused by too much sun exposure. Actinic keratoses are usually small (less than ¼ inch across), rough spots that may be pink-red or flesh-colored. Usually they develop on the face, ears, backs of the hands, and arms of middle-aged or older people with fair skin, but they can occur in younger people or on other sun-exposed areas of the skin. People with one actinic keratosis usually develop many more. Some can grow into squamous cell cancers, but others may stay the same or even go away on their own. These areas should be looked at by a doctor, who can help determine if they should be treated.
Moles and melanomas
Normal moles
A normal mole is usually an evenly colored brown, tan, or black spot on the skin. It can be either flat or raised. It can be round or oval. Moles are generally less than 6 millimeters (about ¼ inch) across (about the width of a pencil eraser). A mole can be present at birth, or it can appear during childhood or young adulthood. New moles that appear later in life should be checked by a doctor.
Once a mole has developed, it will usually stay the same size, shape, and color for many years. Some moles may eventually fade away.
Most people have moles, and almost all moles are harmless. But it is important to recognize changes in a mole – such as in its size, shape, or color – that can suggest a melanoma may be developing.
Possible signs of melanoma
The most important warning sign for melanoma is a new spot on the skin or a spot that is changing in size, shape, or color. Another important sign is a spot that looks different from all of the other spots on your skin (known as the ugly duckling sign). If you have any of these warning signs, have your skin checked by a doctor.
The ABCDE rule is another guide to the usual signs of melanoma. Be on the lookout and tell your doctor about spots that have any of the following features:
- A is for Asymmetry: One half of a mole or birthmark does not match the other.
- B is for Border: The edges are irregular, ragged, notched, or blurred.
- C is for Color: The color is not the same all over and may include shades of brown or black, or sometimes with patches of pink, red, white, or blue.
- D is for Diameter: The spot is larger than 6 millimeters across (about ¼ inch – the size of a pencil eraser), although melanomas can sometimes be smaller than this.
- E is for Evolving: The mole is changing in size, shape, or color.
Some melanomas do not fit the rules described above, so it is important to tell your doctor about any changes or new spots on the skin, or growths that look different from the rest of your moles.
Other warning signs are:
- A sore that does not heal
- Spread of pigment from the border of a spot to surrounding skin
- Redness or a new swelling beyond the border
- Change in sensation – itchiness, tenderness, or pain
- Change in the surface of a mole – scaliness, oozing, bleeding, or the appearance of a bump or nodule
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Condoleezza Rice to raise cash for GOP women
Washington fund-raiser first for former Secretary of State
Condoleezza Rice will host her first Washington, D.C. fund-raiser Monday night in support of ShePAC, a super PAC focused on supporting Republican women.
Former Secretary of State Rice will lead a private briefing for GOP women serving in the House and Senate, a larger briefing for members and deliver remarks to a general reception, according to an adviser to the PAC.
"Though the population of the United states is 51% female, Republican women hold only 5.5% of our Congressional seats," the group's co-chairs and treasurer wrote in an email to supporters announcing their first fund-raiser. "Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is joining our efforts to change that percentage by helping us support Republican women."
ShePAC launched in February with the goal of electing conservative women across the country. They received national attention earlier in the year for an online video, "Bill Maher: Obama's Million Dollar Man," which they used to subsequently raise thousands of dollars.
The 29 GOP women currently serving in Congress were invited to Monday's events. The confirmed attendees include Senate candidates Deb Fischer of Nebraska, Heather Wilson of New Mexico and Sarah Steelman of Missouri. House candidates Martha Zoller of Georgia, Lisa Wilson-Foley of Connecticut, Karen Harrington of Florida, Wendy Rogers of Arizona, Kim Vann of California, Nancy Jacobs of Maryland, Faith Loudon of Maryland, Leah Campos-Schandlbauer of Arizona, Maria Sheffield of Georgia and Jason Love, representing his wife Mia Love of Utah will also attend, according to the adviser.
Monday's events follow Rice's appearance at a Mitt Romney presidential campaign retreat over the weekend. Although the former top diplomat in the administration of former President George W. Bush does not often play politics publicly, many attendees at the Utah gathering called Rice's speech to the group a highlight of the weekend.
Chuck Cobb, a former ambassador to Iceland, called Rice "spectacular."
"She's just a very bright, sophisticated, articulate lady," Cobb said.
Roughly 700 Romney donors and fund-raisers at the Park City, Utah resort were treated to panel discussions, speeches and a strategy briefing from Romney and his staff.
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The Word: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler negotiate a $4 million payday for hosting gig
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will be reprising their roles as Golden Globes hosts and they'll each reportedly be paid as much as $4 million for each ceremony.
Fall movie preview: Turn your brains back on for Oscar bait season
Summer ends, to be replaced by more prestigious movie fare — as well as IMAX Metallica movies, cartoons about time-traveling turkeys and Katniss Everdeen.
The Word: Nate Silver is going to predict the Oscars
One of Nate Silver's new duties will be predicting Oscar results (presumably both nominations and winners).
The Word: Seth MacFarlane will not host the Oscars in 2014
Seth MacFarlane will not be hosting next year's Oscars. Taking to Twitter to announce the news on Monday, he wrote, [...]
Gossip: Bieber clarifies birthday party fiasco
Justin Bieber is taking issue with reports that he had the "worst birthday" — as he referred to Friday's celebration [...]
Iranian media Photoshops Michelle Obama's Oscar dress
Fars, a news agency in Iran, Photoshopped pictures of Michelle Obama by adding sleeves and a higher neckline to her Oscars dress.
Temple alumnus wins Oscar gold for 'Argo'
A Temple University alumnus struck Oscar gold on Sunday for his work on the film named Best Picture of the [...]
Academy Awards hosts: A look back at the hits and misses
The day after the Academy Awards is reserved for deep analysis of the previous night. The first thing most viewers analyze is the host.
Emerson film student dishes on her night at The Oscars
Emerson College student Hearin Ko, 19, shared the stage with Oscar winners and presenters at the 85th Annual Academy Awards.
After the Oscars, the world fell in love with Jennifer Lawrence
It's the day after the Oscars and everyone online is expressing their love for Best Actress winner, Jennifer Lawrence.


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Berber wedding blankets are woven in anticipation of, you guessed it, a wedding, by the bride's female relatives. It can take many hours — even weeks — of work to attach those hundreds of mirrored sequins once the weaving is complete; it is thought that during this collaborative task, the bride's relatives teach her all about the birds and the bees, among other marital duties and expectations. After the wedding ceremony, the bride wears the blanket tied around her neck as a kind of cape. It might be associated with her trip to her new marital home, which could be a chilly ride.
For Berbers, objects and visual motifs contain myriad meanings and purposes. The process of hand-weaving, itself, when undertaken mindfully, is thought to endow the textile with baraka, or blessings. When complete, the wedding blanket serves not only as warmth and decoration for the bride, but also to ward off evil and to bestow fertility and good luck upon the newlyweds.
It doesn't take too much sociological guesswork to hypothesize why Westerners are using these wedding blankets as decoration. Almost Modernist in their restrained aesthetics, handira are neutral in color (though often accented with bands of kilim patterns (images 6 & 10), enlivened with rectilinear lines or boxes of texture. At the same time, the sequins lend a touch of glamour, and the texture and handmade feel of the blankets add a traditional exoticism. One can only hope, then, that an appreciation of the aesthetic qualities of the handira awards the user the same spiritual benefits bestowed upon the bridal couple!
Sources: One of the most trusted sources for getting authentic handira is Maryam, who has a beautiful website, and sells wedding blankets and Beni Ouarain carpets, among other Moroccan goods. Laura Aviva is a NYC-based vendor who sells traditional crafts from all over the world. Dia Living is another website that trawls the earth for beautiful goods to sell, including wedding blankets.
Images: 1 Kate Hudson's bedroom, designed by Roman & Williams, via Desire to Inspire; 2 Detail of a Moroccan wedding blanket, via Paris Parfait; 3 Bedroom at the Parker Palm Springs, designed by Jonathan Adler, via decor8blog; 4 Laura Aviva's apartment/showroom, from her AT House Tour last winter; 5 Moroccan wedding blanket as tablecloth, photo by Tim Bjorn, via Desire to Inspire; 6 Detail of a kilim band on a colorful handira, from Marrakech Emma's Zamzam Boutique; 7 Image via Living Etc.; 8 & 9 Topside and underside of the same handira, Dia Living; 10 Tunisian Berber girl, photographed by Rudolf Lehnert around 1910, via Maryam.
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Still looking for a calendar? How about Animals That Will Kill Yo A$$. Or you could buy the incredibly popular Sarah Palin Calendar.
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1. After a mere incompletion, Detroit Lions player Ramzee Robinson taunted a Green Bay receiver and got flagged by the officials. Detroit finished the day 0-16, and the worst team in NFL history. Ramzee Robinson getting flagged for taunting should be on the cover of the 2008 Detroit Lions commemorative dvd, right? At least his deed has been commemorated at Wikipedia.
2. Most interesting sentence I read today: "It does sometimes seem to me that many of this world's problems, stem from our using powers that aren't appropriate to seventy-year-olds." (i.e., things like nuclear bombs could only have been designed by people borrowing knowledge from those who had come before - - you couldn't possibly discover, by yourself, all of the science necessary to create such technology in a human lifespan). Go here for more.
3. Mickey Rourke can't quite strangle his resurgent career fast enough, saying of Sean Penn in Milk: "Look seans an old friend of mine and i didnt buy his performance at all—thought he did an average pretend acting like he was gay besides hes one of the most homophobic people i kno." Sad, this is what Mickey used to look like. Two of his movies, Angel Heart and Body Heat are some of my alltime favorites.
4. Caroline Kennedy said "you know" 12 times in a 49-second clip. Yet the NY Times headline read "As a Candidate, Kennedy Is Eloquent but Elusive." Well it did say that until Gawker shamed them into changing it.
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Bill McNeace, executive director of dining services at the University of North Texas in Denton, believes in real butter, can't resist "True Blood" and thinks garlic mashed potatoes are a cop-out.
Working with UNT students. They are a blast!
Articulating the complexity of higher education foodservice to senior officials, and the inherent pride and profit that [self-operated] foodservice brings to campus.
Successfully transitioning a contract management account to total self-op.
We once had the [university] president bringing us catfish to clean and cook for him.
My flexibility. I can't remember the last time I could stand and touch my toes.
Being misunderstood.
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I'm cool with our current time. I would have liked to get in on the ground floor of Microsoft or Apple.
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A couple of days after pictures of the PCB and cooling assembly of the GeForce GTX 480 made it to the internet, fresh pictures emerged, this time of the GeForce GTX 470, the slightly toned-down part in the GeForce 400 series. The GTX 470, like the GTX 480, is based on NVIDIA's GF100 core. The reference design PCB is certainly shorter than that of the GTX 480, and compacts its resources. Since the GTX 470 has a 320-bit wide memory interface, it makes do with 10 memory chips, seen surrounding the GPU from three sides. A simpler VRM is used: 4-phase vGPU and 1-phase vMem. Power is drawn in from two 6-pin power connectors. The fan connects over its usual 4-pin PWM-controlled line. Some smart compacting of components made space for two intakes to be cut out, which help the blower draw in some fresh air. The cooling assembly, again is compacted accordingly. Since these new pictures are more clear, we can see that the area over the GPU isn't devoid of a copper surface as earlier thought. In fact, as some community members observed, it is a base with copper heatpipes making direct contact with the GPU. The cooler has protrusions at the right spots to make contact with memory chips and MOSFETs. The GTX 470 is slated to be the more affordable of the GTX 400 series, which will be unveiled on March 26. Follow the source link for equally good quality photography of the GTX 480's PCB. Source: ComputerBase.de
Looks nice...now if we can just get some performance numbers I will be satisfied, and can decide which DX11 card to buy...(the upgrade itch strikes again)
If anything, these PCB designs show that a dual-GPU card based on GF100 should be a cakewalk for NVIDIA.
If that's electrical, then things don't look that bad. There are people out there going "ZOMG it will pwn your HVAC in power draw", but the VRM on these boards isn't that elaborate, not even as much as the one on HD 5870 reference. We'll have to wait and see.
Made this for GTX4xx thread, but here too as people might find it interesting. GTX 470/480 size comparison: Yep, that GTX 470 PCB looks already like half of GTX 495 PCB. Just rotate second PCB 180 degrees and glue them together, like this
Nvidia is making the right choice have different sized cards like that, it will in my opinion save even more money for the GTX 470's hit on price, and will be a card that most people can slap in there rigs without being troubled by 12-14 inch 5970's and 11.5-12 inch 5870s l0l
Very nice looking, now I want it to finally come out and see W1z's review on both cards. This definitely gives some good hopes for a simple Dual-GPU card based on these. The two 6-pins hopefully means that nVidia can put together a dual-GPU card with a single 8-pin and a single 6-pin.
From Heise.de - So erreichte bei vierfachem Antialiasing die GeForce GTX 470 durchschnittlich 29 Bilder pro Sekunde (fps), eine Radeon HD 5870 rund 27 fps, die HD 5850 nur 22 fps. Bei achtfachem Antialiasing allerdings bricht die Leistung der GeForce GTX 470 stark ein. Sie erreicht dann nur noch 20 fps, eine Radeon HD 5870 ist bei knapp 23 fps deutlich schneller, die Radeon HD 5850 (19 fps) unterliegt nur knapp. Running tesselation on a GTX470 - 470 (29fps), 5870 (27fps), 5850 (22fps). But switching on AA - 470 (20fps), 5870 (23fps), 5850 (19fps). Yes, thats the 470, not the more powerful 480 but still, thats a 30% performance drop when AA is enabled (compared to a 13-14% drop in the ATI cards). That poly'whatsitcalled' engine isnt looking so hot now. Right now i am listening to Judas Priest, so these figures must be real.
The site is reviewing a A2 revision of the G100. The current respin is A3 revision. Also, the GDDR5 seems to be running on ECC. Correct me if I'm wrong though. But ECC is much slower. The new revision probably would perform better and have higher clocks.
AFAIK, ECC is going to be a standard thing on the new GPUs, the HD5800 series runs with ECC also. It doesn't slow down performance a noticeable amount unless there are actually errors.
I doubt they'll turn the cores 90 degrees at all this time. With 2xNVIO chips missing there will be room to make it more simple way. No idea what it will be called, I call it just that for ease of recognition. ATI went and ditched x2 and most would have been sure it was 5870x2 instead of 5970. Single PCB for sure, It'll save money and there isn't really that much stuff to fit in. I'm thinking they could even fit all the memory chips on the front side. http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Mushkin/GTX_295_Single_PCB/images/front.jpg http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Mushkin/GTX_295_Single_PCB/images/back.jpg 7 on front and back for each core and that NVIO space could fit the rest 3 chips more needed for double GTX 470. But they could stick 5+5 front and back and use the extra space for cheaper but more space taking VRM part. That. So much speculation going on for months, something real and concrete would be nice. Although seeing the PCBs was nice. These cards can't be that hot with so little stuff. Core maybe, but that isn't hard to cool
looks from that photoshop above a GTX495 would literraly be like 14 inches!!! but whatever yanks yer crank!. these look nice and an interesting turn for nvidia. no wonder it took them so long the nvio controller is gone! finally!! less items to cool for watercooling!
Currious question. What is with the white piece of paper covering the back lower plate. I was wondering what kind of connectors this may have. I have a fair idea, but I can't be sure as I can't see that section I hope they are not hiding something small and silly like we care like no initial support for DisplayPort or something. Considering all the rumors and these picks, someone has to be wrong and I think it is the information about how bad the production issues are. There may be some issues, but it would seem like Nvidia has it well in had now.
It isn't a piece of paper, it is a white box added by some kind of image editting software. It is done to cover the numbers and labels that could be used to trace the card back to person that leaked the pictures. They probably don't want to loose the privilage of having pre-production cards. Thuough I think it has already been established that they will have two DVI connectors and a mini-HDMI, at least that is what the GTX480 is supposed to have.
I'm not much a fan of the mini-HDMI idea. Unfortunately that's just one more single-use cable for people to buy, and something that definitely doesn't (and probably won't ever) come with any TV or monitor anywhere. That's HD camcorder equipment! While I don't appreciate the loss of airflow created by ATi's arrangement, I would think two HDMI and one DVI would be more preferable for the type of person looking to purchase this card.
It was just a quick minute edit Obviously the components would be more tightly packed and if you but half the memory chips on the back it's even shorter. Don't really know what was the point of seperate NVIO controller anyways. 8800GT and 9800GTX and rest of the G92 family still gave out picture just fine. Maybe G80 and GT200 was just so big that it was easier to have it seperate? 55nm versions couldn't have it integrated as they were just dieshrinks. Or seperate NVIO would be better, but they made it integrated to compeate with ATI on price? And I'm drooling over these just because they would be so easy to cool. They will be way over my budget for a long time, though I have no performance issues either yet
I have to agree, especially with DVI to HDMI adaptors. I don't believe there is a need for mini-HDMI, or even regular HDMI on a card, with the exception being lower end HTPC type cards. Though most card manufacturers will probably include a mini-HDMI to HDMI adaptor instead of the current DVI to HDMI adaptors, either way it is an adaptor the manufacturer has to include... I think you answered your own question. The dies were so big, they had to make the NVIO seperate to improve yields.
The 9800GX2 is a dual PCB card also, and it doesn't have those NVIO chips either. It is not a matter of being able to "cramp all the stuff in", but it is a matter of "style" lol.


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PlayStation Network Maintenance has been scheduled to take place this coming Thursday 29th September from 17.00PM until 21.00PM BST.
During this period the PSN will be unavailable from 17.00PM until 19.00PM BST.
This will affect the following PlayStation Network Services:
If you attempt to sign in to the Network during the downtime you will be presented with the site maintenance notification page.
If you are signed in prior to the maintenance, then you should remain signed in and be able to continue with your gaming session (although the above services will be unavailable).
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All this recent maintenance is teasing us. Hopefully it means something is coming soon.
i wouldnt get to excited bro theres nothing special coming,this is getting a bit stupid now, what is the reason for al these constant updates??? if work needs to be done then pull it down and do it fully instead of all these silly downtimes tht keep getting schduled
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Get the signing in issues fixed first. What with the thousands of people UNABLE TO USE THE SERVICE AT ALL.
Since, you know, we payed for the bloody console with our hard earned cash.
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We rode the Monday morning rails of the Illinois Central, 15 cars, all headed on a southward odyssey with three conductors and 25 bags of mail. It was our Native Son, the City of New Orleans, which we boarded in Champaign, Ill., on its way to the sea. As a conductor came down the aisle, we rolled past houses, farms and fields.
Aunt Hazel was taking me to Carbondale, Ill., where she hoped to get me admitted to Southern Illinois University. I wasn't as excited about the possibility because I was still mourning my loss of Purdue due to my grades.
Aunt Hazel was silent for a long time, and so I listened to the passengers and the train. Together they composed a kind of symphony in my ears and mind. "Wake up, America," it seemed to say.
Suddenly Aunt Hazel was awake and perky as the rhythm of the train sped up. We passed trains whose names we didn't know and freight trains full of black men.
"Donny, I want you to notice the growing seasons we're passing through,'' she said. Auntie had her hair pulled up in back and on top of her head and held in place with elegant combs whose jewels refracted the morning light like a crystal prism. She had the erudite, powerful appearance which was appropriate for her position as Vermilion County's assistant superintendent of schools. Some Danville residents referred to her as "the queen," which I thought fit her image perfectly.
"Donny, let's go to the dining car," she said. I followed her through several cars to the diner, where a handsome black waiter in white uniform seated us. I had not the slightest idea then of the role she and the train would play in my life. We had coffee and a continental breakfast. I watched the waiters and the growing seasons and could almost smell the magnolias and gardenias in the New Orleans murals in front of us. My gloom over my failure was turning slowly into another emotion: hope.
Aunt Hazel said with enthusiastic determination, "We're going to be admitted to the university!" I had hope.
Several hours later, one of the deans admitted me for the summer term, and I was ecstatic. This was the turning point in my life, as I began a fresh academic career. I rode the City of New Orleans to and from Carbondale between terms and on holidays, 1961-1964. Auntie took the same train to visit me a number of times. She told me, "I knew you could do it. You were a late bloomer."
I became acquainted with some of the conductors and waiters over the years as I made full use of the amenities of traveling on the City of New Orleans.
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A look back in history from the files of The Fayetteville Observer.
March 3, 2003: The Fayetteville Technical Community College board of trustees votes to buy the adjoining YMCA property for $1.7 million. The sale calls for the YMCA to vacate its building on Fort Bragg Road by Dec. 31.
March 7, 1988: Cumberland County Board of Commissioners unanimously approves giving 33.7 acres of county-owned land near the Cumberland County Memorial Auditorium/ Arena complex to the N.C. National Guard as the site of a $2.2 million armory. The property is north of East Mountain Drive and about 200 yards east of the county Agri-Expo building.
March 3, 1978: Texfi Inc. announces a $6 million expansion to its Fayetteville plant, know as "Fayetteville Finishing Plant.'' Texfi will install 100 new water-jet looms, which will add new jobs to the area. The finishing plant now employs about 300 people.
March 5, 1978: A 60-mile stretch of the Lumber River has been designated as the first state recreation trail in North Carolina by Howard Lee, secretary of the state Department of Natural Resources and Community Development. The new state trail begins at U.S. 15-501 where it crosses the Lumber River and ends with N.C. 71 crosses the river. It runs along the board of Scotland and Hoke counties.
March 4, 1963: Demolition of the Fayetteville landmark the "old silk mill," located at 472 Robeson St., begins this week. The building, now being used by Patterson Storage Warehouse Co. Inc., will be torn down to build a new $100,000 warehouse containing 65,000 square-feet of storage space. The new warehouse is scheduled to be completed by June 1.
March 4, 1963: A U.S. Marshal serves lawsuit papers to board members of the Cumberland County Board of Education and school superintendent F.D. Byrd Jr., minutes before their regular board meeting. The lawsuit was filed by the parents of 14 Spring Lake black children seeking desegregation of the Cumberland County School system.
March 8, 1963: Fayetteville police Sgt. L.W. Ivey resigns as local weather observer after nearly seven years of service. Fayetteville's official weather station will move to its new location at the Public Works Commission's sewage treatment plant on U.S. 301 North between the Cape Fear River and Cross Creek. The new observation station will be manned by sewage treatment plant personnel.
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Welcome to the Old Parkdale Inn, an Oregon Hood River Valley Bed and Breakfast in the foothills of majestic Mt. Hood.
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Wake to freshly brewed coffee and a delicious breakfast, prepared with the freshest fruits for which the Hood River Valley is famous. Breakfast is served in our dining room, or you may have it delivered to your room for complete privacy. Have your morning coffee in the gardens or on our deck.
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All rooms have a queen bed, private bath with shower/tub combination, mini fridge, a microwave, and a coffee machine with a large selection of teas, coffee, and cocoa. Wall mounted flat screen TV with satellite reception, DVDs, hairdryer, alarm clock, fans, and heaters. DVDs, videos, books, games, and puzzles in our lofty attic are available for your enjoyment. Laundry and ironing facilities are also available. Free Wi-Fi internet throughout the inns and gardens. -
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Steve and Mary enjoy the outdoors and look forward to sharing their knowledge of the area and its many attractions to their guests. Their cat and dog also look forward to making you feel at home.
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- Indian Creek Country Club - www.indiancreekgolf.com
- Mt. Hood Railroad - www.mthoodrr.com
- Hood River Valley Fruit Loop - www.hoodriverfruitloop.com
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center and Wasco County Historical
Museum - www.gorgediscovery.org
- Hood River County Chamber of Commerce - www.hoodriver.org
- Columbia River Gorge Visitors Association - www.crgva.org
From Portland and the Portland Airport:
- Take Highway 205 S to exit 22, I-84 to The Dalles/Mt Hood
- Travel east on I-84 to exit #64
- Go south on Highway 35 for 15 miles to the town of Mt Hood and go right at the Cooper Spur/Parkdale turn
- Turn right on Baseline Rd into the town of Parkdale
- We are on the right just past 5th street
From Eastern Oregon:
- Go west on I-84 to exit #64
- Go south on Highway 35 for 15 miles to the town of Mt Hood and go right at the Cooper Spur/Parkdale turn
- Turn right on Baseline Rd into the town of Parkdale
- We are on the right just past 5th street
From Central Oregon:
- Take Hwy 26 toward Portland
- Travel north on Hwy. 35 toward Hood River
- Turn left on Baseline Rd into the town of Parkdale
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Cruise around Cloverleaf Corners in style in the Calico Critter Cherry Cruiser! Tires and steering wheel rotate. Pull out the license plate to reveal the picnic table! Also includes 1 attachable baby seat with safety strap, 2 attachable meal trays with cup holders, can of apple juice, can of orange juice, 4 sandwiches, basket to serve sandwiches, and basket of food with lid. Critters sold separately.
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Manufacturer #: CC2761
Product Weight:1.4 pounds
Product Dimensions (in inches):10.4 x 7.0 x 5.1
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adorable for small dolls
Have some 4" BJD dolls that love this little car and its accoutrements. Its almost a tight fit as their hair pokes up thru the open top but its a great scale for ...Read complete review
Have some 4" BJD dolls that love this little car and its accoutrements. Its almost a tight fit as their hair pokes up thru the open top but its a great scale for them. Love the color and the accessories. The Green Cruiser that Calico Critters sells on its site is cute too but not as nice as this, since Green doesnt have a working trunk. would be more fun if the front wheels would turn so it can go round corners and if the doors would open, especially at this price!
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This started out at [$]and they kept raising the price. Calico Critters sell a convertible green car that comes with critters @ [$]much cheaper considering it has critters. ToysRUs kept raising ...Read complete review
This started out at [$]and they kept raising the price. Calico Critters sell a convertible green car that comes with critters @ [$]much cheaper considering it has critters. ToysRUs kept raising the price! All the Calico Critters pricing is higher and then they "put in on sale." Please how stupid do you think we are??
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By Jahr
from East Fallowfield, PA
About Me Education Oriented, Parent of Multiples (Twins etc), Parent of Two or More Children, Working Parent
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Comments about International Playthings 1001868 Calico Critters Cherry Cruiser:
Bought this as a gift for my 4 year old daughter's birthday. She also received the deluxe home gift set as well. The car works great for all of our animal families to pile into. Also the trunk is great for storage for the little pieces that come along with the set. As a family we are hooked on calico critters!!
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Durable and fun for kids
By Mia and Manda's Mom
from San Diego, CA
About Me Parent of Two or More Children, Working Parent
We chose the Cherry Cruiser to pull the camper around. The girls loved all the neat accessories. They played with the child car seat and feeding trays. The hidden picnic table was a hit. They had a Calico Critter family outing with the food that was stored in the trunk. Then they hitched the car to the camper (easily done) and drove/pulled the car to the next camp site. It was a must have for the Calico Critter's outdoor events.
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By Kate
from Franklin
About Me Parent
it works fine but it does not fit a lot of Critters...
Good quality car for our critters
By Divinity
from San Francisco
I love Calico Critters & so does my 19 month old daughter. We love playing with this little car & works great with Calico Critters, happy meal figures, Strawberry Shortcake, & the like. I took away one star because the doors DO NOT open, and because Toys R Us is very, VERY limited for this brand. Otherwise, great quality brand ... And easy to find at Toys RUs. Would love to see more items from Calico Critters in the future!
Absolutely Adorable!
By ktawren
from Kerrville, TX
This car could not be any cuter, more functional or well built. My daughter (age 6) ordered this car with her own Christmas spending money mostly because it looked so cute in the photos. We did NOT read any descriptions and so were so pleasantly surprised to find all the neat features that come with it: the attachable carseat for a baby critter, the food tray tables that attach to the back of the seats and most especially the pull out picnic table on the front bumper. I highly recommend this car!
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HIGH QUALITY costs more and lasts longer
By mamazakka
from Lathrup Village, MI
I am delighted to see that despite several years of regular play between 6 kids age 9 on down, that this car is still rolling along unscathed. It's beautiful, no scratches, no cracks. The same cannot be said about our 'Loving Family' car by Mattel. That one is falling apart. This one is re-sellable even! I think it's all about the quality of plastic. Lego also costs a LOT, but the pieces are a higher quality plastic than the Megan Bloks plastic, which don't snap together as well and actually break. Our Lego is outlasting our Mega Bloks, and our Calico Critters cars are outlasting our Lalaloopsy bus and our Mattel cars. You get what you pay for apparently.
By frankiedoll
from east of San Fran
About Me Quality Oriented
(1 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
Expensive-No Critters
By Dad
from Chicago,IL
Very expensive for a plastic car with no critters. Although it does say that not all accessories are included, the price and closed box let you expect more. My daughter likes the car, but now wants the critters. Way overpriced.
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hours of fun!
By cruisin' in the cruiser
from Wheaton, IL
My almost 5 year old loves the cherry cruiser. She plays with her calico critters every day. The car is very cute and she can get the critters in easily. She doesn't bother to make them bend into a seated position and they still travel just fine. Two things that I wish were different are that the doors do not open and the trunk is very clumsy in getting it to close correctly. It's difficult even for me at times. However, the picnic table and food items are very cute. All of the little pieces can fit into the trunk. Would recommend this for any calico critters to head out to the beach, the store or on vacation!
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By Disappointed Mom
from Islandia, NY
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We've got a booming film and TV industry thanks to these two incredible and inspiring female role models, yet we make it so hard for women to return to work after having a child. Surely it is time for broadcaster and filmmakers to think again?
As she handed it to me she casually said, 'I think it might actually be written by J.K. Rowling under a pseudonym'. The book was called Mountains of the Moon by an author using the pen name I.J. Kay. It was the similarity between this author initials and those of the Harry Potter author that piqued her curiosity.
All that can be stated with any certainty is that Joe Public is currently enjoying the fruits of 70 years of peacetime. He wants for nothing; not food, water, nor easy loving. Sensorially, the totality of his life is catered for with a click of a mouse. Novels are seen as difficult excursions that can only tax unprepared minds.
I could have got off my train at Carlisle, walked right up to that girl and explained all of this to her (leaving out any profanity and the washing up rota) She could have given me a look before running for her life, or she could have married me a few years down the line.
As we have discovered, sometimes we have to look a little further to find those university photos. We look at five famous faces who were once simply known as 'the international student', and consider how these earlier sojourns studying abroad may influenced where they ended up.
We're not in the business of telling people to give up their money, but we do promote the idea that anyone can be a philanthropist. The word philanthropist isn't just defined by the Bill and Melinda Gates of the world.
In short: Fifty Shades of Grey is erotica and thus disqualified from the Bad Sex in Fiction Award 2012 (or indeed in any other year). Phew.
This week saw the release of Book of Spells, the first of Sony's Wonderbook titles. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Dave Ranyard and Masami Kochi to talk about the origins and evolution of Wonderbook and where it might be going next.
This Christmas sees the family space crowded again with Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo each coming to market with strong new ideas - Wonderbook, 2-Way TV and Wii U respectively. I recently had the chance to try out one of these products, Wonderbook, in my own home.
But is J.K. Rowling's new book really a new direction, both politically and in terms of her literary output? On the contrary. There's no wonder that the student protests of 2011 featured many Harry Potter inspired slogans.
"We all have multiple identities," says Tony Parsons when I ask him whether he feels more of an Englishman or a Londoner, "but I certainly feel like I'm both. But I also feel British.
Amidst all the wonderful British quirkiness at the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games, there was a sequence dedicated both to the NHS and children's literature. This might seem like a strange combination, but director Danny Boyle linked them through the Great Ormond Street Hospital, which focuses on children's healthcare.
But many view children's literature as beneath them. If it's not for 'grownups', it's not worthwhile. But, wait, here's a sneaky little problem: what about all the 'grownups' who read and enjoy Rowling's work and other children's books? Shouldn't we explore why these works appeals to adults who are apparently supposed to know better?
Imagine if that first Harry Potter manuscript had fallen into the hands of the wrong reader when it was sent to Bloomsbury - we might never have heard of Harry or J.K and the world of children's literature might be very different today.
When the conversation turns to favourite books, those people around me who like to affect a public disdain for all things Harry Potter always seem to assume I'm one of them, when the truth is I rather like the idea of Harry and Hogwarts (and especially Snape) and I love the fact that so many people seem to truly love the series.
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To create a Q&A press release to talk about the weak POTASH market just demonstrates these jokers ignorance. What a waste of time. Who doesn't know the industry is weak. They have cost every person who has ever bought this stock money. They are all fools and will go BK sooner than later.
The idiots in management positions and on the Board are incompetent thieves and have diluted shareholders with preposterous rights offerings and secondaries with warrants etc.....
as i said...5 cents on the way
The karlsson group will walk away with over $30 million and still retain every acre of property...I tried to get a large class action law firm to go after PGRX and its bankers and they dont want to waste their time....Worst company in the last 50 years.
Not when they raise $5 million at .12 cents a share and pay investment bankers $1.5 million of the proceeds as fees and attach warrants....complete jokers..wasting money and killing shareholders. They spent $5k on lunch....and got nothing for it.
$150 per person for lunch at 21 club and stock went down and no new funds raised....5 cents on way..no t one shareholder has made money on this stock
they spent half the proceeds from secondary offering on lunch.....dumb
do your homework before saying anything. There were 72 million shares outstanding at the end of 2012 over 50 million warrants exercisable above $1.75 that will never get there. They raised $5 million at .12 cents or 41.6 million shares with additional warrants exercisable for three years at 12 cents for another 41.6 million. They allowed very hungrary LLC to convert their $5 million into shares at 12 cents with an additional warrant for 5 years at again 12 cents. That alone is an additional 168 million shares. on top of that they gave the Karlsson group warrants to buy close to 150 million shares below 20 cents...and management has another 50 million options....In addition they need $1 billion to build mine and another $100 million for expenses...more dilution
managment is as dumb as they come..directors a greedy and stupid as you will find...
I havent sold a share..but at the same time management and board are the dumbest people i have seen in this business for 25 years. Im waiting until this company goes bankrupt and another company is reversed merged into it and my shares may gwt back to 35 cents one day....anything else is a joke with all the shares outstanding and dilution...mangement stole and raped every shaeholder
its not a good company..its a disorganized piece of #$%$ w horrible people in control...they are complete morons
The stock will open at $4 a share and then selling will kick in again bringing it to $2 a share makingit worth the equivalent of 4 cents a share in todays terms......They destroyed the company for share holders and will only make deals that dilute everyone but help the insiders gain more shares....
maybe if the board and all management quit
read the 8k describing all the deals they have done and warrants deals at 12 cents..endless dilution
there is over 400 million shares outstanding when conversion takes place.....
they turned down 100 million to raise 3.5 million at 12 cents a share.........really believe they are competant.
your the idiot..at least that amount..do some homework
they terminated the deal and had to pay an $11 million breakup fee..


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