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Data Security
Survey shows gap between awareness, preparation for cyber attacks on intellectual property
"The results were telling, but not surprising. They were very similar to what I expected to see," says Jeff Bedser, founder and CEO of iThreat Cyber Group. "I expected respondents to be a little more confident with where their companies stood than what it turned out."
3 data security best practices learned from FTC enforcement actions
One of the biggest takeaways from the recent opinion in FTC v. Wyndham Worldwide Corp., et al was that in the absence of formal FTC rules on data security practices, companies should consider the settlements and advisory opinions from prior FTC enforcement actions for guidance.
Google formalizes takedown requests in compliance with EU law
Shortly after the decision, Google began to see an influx of ad hoc requests for removal, but as of May 30, the search engine provider has opened up a system that will help European citizens plead their cases for removing content.
Inadequate data breach preparation, response should lead to removing 70 percent of directors at Target says ISS
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California businesses get new guides from state Attorney General on privacy, cyber-security
California's Attorney General Kamala D. Harris has issued a new document that includes recent changes to the state's privacy law and follows an earlier report on cyber-attacks and data breaches.
Moving forward after going public with a data breach: Managing ongoing messaging
The work does not end once all the moving parts come together and your company announces to the public that it has experienced a data breach.
Hacker group leader's sentence commuted for giving valuable information to federal agents
Monsegur had been a mole for various law enforcement agencies since 2011, and his tips aided in the arrest of several LulzSec members as well as Anonymous' Jeremey Hammond. Hammond, who was arrested in November 2013, was sentenced to 10 years in a federal prison for leaking information from a...
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Style of Gentlemen Best of 2012-2013 from Surgam Films on Vimeo.
2012 was good, 2013 will be better.
I had the pleasure of showcasing some great men of style, and sharing with you my take on that overused word called style. While the term will surely be cause of debate, one thing remains constant - it's bigger than just photos and fashion on GUERREISMS.
Directed by Guerre
Filmed by Ko Tsuchiya
Edited by Sho Matsuki
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Gentlemen of Style (Part 1) from Surgam Films on Vimeo.
I had the chance to work with 5 gentlemen subjects that have not only a great sense of style, but also who have mastered the art of details. Street style has allowed me to meet some of the most stylish men and it's my pleasure to share with you 'Gentlemen of Style (Part 1)'.
This video is a sneak peek at some of the gentlemen I shot. I thank GQ Japan for the opportunity to share with their audience this video and for their commitment to think outside the box. I also have to thank 2 dear friends and partners on this project: Ko Tsuchiya who did all the camera work and editing, and H. Lee who created the original music - My partners in vision.
Watch the video on Guerreisms or on GQJapan.jp.

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Diamond took a fall for Barclays to wake up, says BoE governor
Ex-Barclays boss Bob Diamond was to resign before the bank appreciated the extent of its role in the Libor scandal
By CFOWorld staff | CFO UK | Published 10:16, 18 July 12
The Bank of England governor had to tell Barclays that regulators had lost faith in former chief executive Bob Diamond for the bank to comprehend the extent of its self-denial over the rate-rigging scandal.
Mervyn King said the bank was in such denial over its role in the scandal of Libor manipulation that Diamond was forced to be a scapegoat and resign as chief of Barclays.
King, BoE governor since 2003, dismissed accusations on Tuesday when he appeared before the parliamentary inquiry that he was asleep at the helm while Barclays traders tried to skew the benchmark interest rate that underpins transactions worth trillions of dollars worldwide between 2005 and 2009.
He gave an insight into the flurry of meetings and telephone calls that sealed Diamond's fate on the weekend before the 3 July resignation, but dismissed the suggestion from Treasury select committee chairman Andrew Tyrie that his intervention was akin to handing someone a revolver to shoot the Barclays boss.
"I don't like these firearm analogies, and they are false," King told the parliamentary committee investigation the Libor manipulation scandal.
After the hearing Tyrie said he was still concerned that there were insufficient checks on the BoE's ability to use "arbitrary pressure" to force out senior bank executives.
King said he had consulted chancellor George Osborne before informing Barclays that regulators had lost confidence in the bank's executive management, shorthand for Diamond.
"The board of Barclays had been in something of a state of denial about the concerns of the regulators," said King, who appeared composed during his testimony.
Barclays was fined £290 million last month by US and UK authorities for manipulating the London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor, the short-term interest rate that is supposed to show the price at which major banks are willing to lend to each other.
In testament to the seriousness of the scandal, lawmakers' regular discussion of financial stability with top financial regulators - including King, his deputy Paul Tucker and Financial Services Authority (FSA) chairman Adair Turner - turned almost entirely into a grilling over Libor.
US-born Diamond fought to save his career for several days, but swiftly changed tack after the most powerful men in the City of London decided he must go to save Barclays from further turmoil.
Once the darling of the City of London, Diamond's aggressive leadership and £17-million-pound salary appeared at odds with an era of European austerity, with bankers cast as the villains who staked the world economy for their bonuses.
"All of us involved had built up genuine concern that it is possible to sail close to the wind once. You can sail close twice or maybe even three times," King said.
"But when it gets to four or five times it becomes a regular pattern of behaviour (and you) ... have to ask questions about the navigational skills of the captain."
Osborne said the Libor scandal showed a culture of greed and irresponsibility in the City of London and on Wall Street.
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Gilded Age Quizlet flashcards located here.
Gilded Age Notes here.
Jacob Riis Online Assignment Here.
The Gilded Age Exam Review
Use the packet of images to help you to answer the questions. *** Write, write, write! The more you write the better!
Identification terms. Define AND explain the significance of FIVE of the following. (3pts. each; 15pts. total)
- Social Darwinism – a theory of survival of the fittest as it relates to society and the economy like saying if you are rich its because you are smart and capable so you deserve to live and if you are poor its because you are dumb and useless/ weak so they should die for the benefit of society. pure capitalism is based on social darwinism. justification for capitalism rich folks like rockefeller used it as an excuse not to help the poor because he was rich since he was able.
- Jacob Riis- (racist )wrote a book about the gilded age and the problems in america called " how the other half lives" one of the first people to describe the conditions of the poor urban people, draws attention to the living condition of the poor and immigrants in the time period he wasnt the first or only but most mainstream to do this. example of riis topics : working womens trouble with wages and rights. beginning of progressive era
- Union – a group of workers that form together to make sure they have proper rights in the workplace or job. examples; pay raise, health benefits, safe work conditions and better hours. if there wasn't a union the companies could take advantage of workers. some places dont allow unions and you have to pay to be apart of a union and you could not work unless you are a part of a union in some places. unions give more power to the employees because they have more leverage. example: pullman strike, capital metro strikes for benefits/wages. (controversial because power over the economy)
- Monopoly –
- Sherman Antitrust Act – a way for the court to try to stop the formation of monopolies to help the economy by making it more equal for small businesses. If we didn't have this act there would be tons of monopolies and it would be difficult for people to start their own businesses. This act was used to break-up Standard Oil, John Rockefeller's ginormous oil company. It was the first time that the federal government attempted to regulate big businesses.
- Union – people who work together banding together to protect their own interests in the workplace. For example union may ask for a raise, better healthcare, technology, maternity leave. If the union is denied what they want, they may use a strike to try and get it. The importance/significance of a union is that workers have more power collectively (as a group) than they do as individuals (on their own).
- Populist Party – a party (also called the people's party) designed to help working people, founded in 1892. People were getting overworked, too many hours each day, not enough pay, better benefits like worker's compensation, safer conditions, etc. Significant in that it helped people achieve better benefits, like an end to child labor.
- Horizontal Integration- buying out competition. Control of prices and product
- Vertical Integration - A business purchases other businesses that depend on that business. For example Blueberry Muffins Inc., a blueberry muffin store in ATX, would buy blueberry fields in North Dakota, and also buy the trucks that transport the blueberries. Businesses can maximize profit because they are not having to pay the producers, or the transporters.
- Social Darwinism – an idea/theory based on Charles Darwin's theory of evolution that businesses led by the most capable people will survive longer. This idea/theory was a way to justify capitalism, keeping the government out of the economy so that people could fight it out economically, ensuring that the strongest, best companies survive/exist.
- Gospel of Wealth – rich people gave to the poor as a way of charity. Trying to show they (the rich) care and feel they're obligated to help the less fortunate. One of the first form of charity from richer people to the poor. They fed people, built public establishments like libraries and schools.
- Monopoly – happens when a company takes over other companies. When there are many companies there are competing prices. For example if Gloria wants to buy a Camero and there is only one auto dealer (a monopoly) the car will be very expensive. But if there are 15 auto dealers in Austin that have Cameros will have to compete/fight for Gloria's business.
- Sherman Antitrust Act – split apart big, big, big companies into smaller companies so that companies wouldn't get too big and control everything. Significant in that this act split up bug companies like Rockefeller's Standard Oil. It was one of the first attempts by the government to regulate big business, protecting smaller companies.
Jacob Riis
- Pullman Strike – workers at the Pullman factory banned together and went on strike, which means they refused to work until their working conditions improved, because Pullman cut their salaries but did not lower their rents (he owned their living quarters). Significant because it was one of the first major strikes in US History, also significant in that the government helped Pullman and most of workers got fired and were prevented from joining unions.
Political Machine
Eugene Debs
Explain the Chinese Exclusion Act and why many Americans supported it. (9 pts.)
The Chinese Exclusion Act was a law in which Americans forbade/prevented the Chinese from coming to the US. Many Americans felt that the Chinese were taking American's jobs and that the Chinese would work for less money, so they were undercutting salaries. Many also thought that the Chinese were responsible for drug abuse, like opium. Most significant was that many American's had a dislike for Chinese culture, they were racist. This attitude toward the Chinese was the same way "Americans" tried to change the Native Americans to be more white.
Explain the proper role for government in the economy. Discuss the differences between capitalism and socialism as economic systems. (12 pts.)
Capitalism is caring more about the economy and socialism is caring more about the people within the economy. Capitalism cares more about profit and maximizing products and businesses in the economy, whereas socialism cares more about caring for the people that contribute to the economy, so that when one contributes into the economy, one then gets a return from the economy, and the process then continues. For example a more capitalist economy would not regulate how much an employer would have to pay workers, whereas a socialist economy would require a minimum wage or require employers to provide service to their employees, such as healthcare and retirement. Another example of socialism would be providing social security (money for old people's retirement) by taxing citizens. Pure capitalism would encourage private citizens to save for their own retirement, rather than taking their money to do it for them. An example of socialism would be using tax dollars to fund shelters and food banks for the those that are homeless. Pure, laissez-faire capitalism, would not use any tax dollars for this.
Define the Gilded Age, and, with examples, explain and analyze this period of time in US History. (15pts.)
Time of American prosperity, but at the same time it was a period of long-hardships. To gild means to coat/cover in gold, so on the surface the Gilded Age looked great, because of the industrial boom, such as the creation of the assembly line, the transcontinental railroad, "new" land in the West for settlers, the telephone, electricity, the skyscraper, etc. These inventions helped grow the US economy.
But underneath the surface were many issues, such as the removal of Indians from their Native lands, lack of a balance in working conditions, no middle class (just very rich and very poor), drug abuse in opium dens, homeless and hungry children (and adults) in the city. There was crime in the cities and no real system of justice because criminals (ward bosses) were very corrupt.
- Explain the proper role for government in the economy. Discuss the differences between capitalism and socialism as economic systems. (12 pts.)
- Define the Gilded Age, and, with examples, explain and analyze this period of time in US History. (15pts.)
To gild means covered in gold, so the Gilded Age was a time period that looked great on the surface, but was really bad underneath. For example…


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DO I EVER, ANON. You've asked the perfect question and I'm going to do my best to offer my best recs so you become just as addicted to them as I am.
I LOVE this question, anon.
Star Trek
Oh, I've definitely read more than my fair share of fics for them, anon! My best suggestion is go to AO3 and search for their ship organized by hit count, but my personal favourites are:
I do! They're one of my ultimate Marvel ships! There's plenty out there, but these two are my favourites:
I'm also going to point you over to this rec list, which is a little dated but super solid.
There's been an incredible, overwhelming glut of really great Steve/Bucky stories in the wake of Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Of the ones I've managed to read so far, here are a few of my favorites.
- lost my fear of falling by wistful_joy (Gradual, gorgeous post-Winter Soldier recovery with the best ending anyone could ever have come up with. Pretty and perfectly-paced).
- what we find in the telling by faberga (Steve tells people about Bucky Barnes. Poignant and lovely and so beautifully written).
- To make bright and clear your path by lanyon (Utterly gorgeous scenes from Bucky's fragmented, but healing, mind. The best characterization in all the land.)
- Take this pulse with you by honeypuffed (Bucky listens to Steve's heartbeat. Spans seventy years, from pre-WWII, to post-Winter Soldier. Lovely).
- Bed and Breakfast by pizzacakes1234 (Bucky recovers and Steve tries to help. Desperately beautiful imagery).
- Soft Spot for the Hell Raisin' Boy by ifeelbetter (Bucky gives Sam tips for the care and feeding of one Steve Rogers. Funny and well-written and fun).
- there is thunder in our hearts by beardsley (Steve and Sam take Bucky on a trip. Bucky's re-learning himself and they're re-learning each other. Melancholy and stunningly-written).
- you wanted a taste of it by haipollai (Body-swap. Steve's looking for Bucky and finds him in the most unexpected way. Painful and gorgeous with just the loveliest ending).
- It's Not Home Without You by DaftPunk_DeLorean (Bucky shows up at Steve's apartment. Perfect, soul-wrenching hurt/comfort).
- the cold calculus of war by occamstireiron (Bucky, still very much the Winter Soldier, tries to figure out why Steve Rogers is wasting all his time on a broken asset. Gorgeous and sad).
- young hearts, out of our minds by junko (The post-Winter Soldier fluff we all need. Steve and Bucky being adorable dorks)
I completely understand the need to escape the weather with lovely fics, anon. I get it. There's a complete list of my recs over here, but there's also a Christmas rec list here and a holiday fic exchange blog over here!
OF COURSE, ANON. I don't get to talk about them very often so this is fun~
I do! There's a full list over here on my rec list and there's a masterpost of reincarnation rec lists here, but these are my personal favourites:
It's the absolute best, but there's so few fandoms I'm into where it can be used and that's really disappointing. At the moment, these are the reincarnation fics I love:


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Recent Lake Ariel Reviews
Perfect Family Getaway
Upon arriving and walking into the house, I knew I rented the right place. Clean, spotless and fun house was perfect for my wife, three sons and me. The kids enjoyed stomping through the woods in the back, playing basketball on the blacktop driveway and of course the basement gameroom. Plenty of room in the kitchen with a great flow to the dining and living room areas. Perfect for family meals after being out all day enjoying the Hideout amenities. Beaches, pools and row boating on the lake kept us busy. The people at the Hideout, from the security/safety people to the lifeguards, were all pleasant and very approachable. Renting from Johnny was as easy as could be. Prompt responses to any questions I had prior to the trip and reachable if need be during the trip. I will definitely be renting again. Thanks Johnny.
very nice location, close to lake (walking distance), close to art center (good for kids), separate from neighbors, supportive owners, amazing fresh air.
great location
House has great location. On lake and had lots of fun with the family. Had a nice kitchen and big dining room and living room, We hope to come back in the winter for sking.


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MTV's : The Real World , Challenge: Battle of The Seasons!
Marie is one BAD BITCH! Love her!!
lmao! don't mess with her man
"Nobody pushes my man"-Marie.
Oh, the challenge. Always plenty of drama for me to enjoy. Y'all are missin out if you don't watch this!
dats right Marie.
love how Marie stood up for Rob here like omg
i'm sorry, the fact that marie can take down two average size people is hilarious. go marie.


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Any good ideas for good local flavor on the north shore of Oahu for eats and drinks???
Non tourist trap would be nice
You should check the "Elsewhere in America" board. Most of it is on Hawaii. I got some great recommendations from there when I went to Oahu last month. Or, do a search for "North Shore".
I have plenty of ideas, but you're on the wrong board. This will soon be moved to Elsewhere in USA.
Here's my report from this summer:
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Hm-m, Haleiwa Joe's? With 16 nights of dining, Kaua`i, Oahu and North Shore, that was the one totally dark dining spot for me. Guess that I hit them on a bad night.
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We weren't impressed either with H Joe's but it was the first night and I was too tired to cook and didn't want to drive far. Very average.
Was just on the North Shore in late Jan., stayed at Turtle Bay, where the locals who worked there all loved Lei Lei's, which is the cafe at the golf course's pro shop (next to it). The food here was fantastic, and casual...which is always nice. The fish I had there was amazing (and the ribs looked incredible). For more upscale, 21 Degrees North at Turtle Bay is very expensive, but I had the best lamb chops of the my life, served with local sweet potatoes (which were purple). For local at Sunset Beach (i.e., pipeline), try the grocery store/deli across from the beach....all locals with cheap good eats. They claim to be "home of the chocolate coconut cream pie", which was mighty tasty...also try the crab and bacon sandwich...think it is only about $5 and is quite popular.
Cafe Haleiwa is the absolute best for breakfast, a must! I grew up on it.
When you get shave ice, order it with sweet beans and ice cream in the bottom.
Grab a drink and an appetizer at Haleiwa Joe's or Jameson's (outside only) for the view.
You can also just stop by Foodland (main grocery store near Waimea) and pickup some poke, boiled peanuts, and some other pupu's and go eat on the beach.
Have fun! It's a great place. Find a good plate lunch!
Anyone have a suggestion where to get a good plate lunch?
I concur on Haleiwa Joe's. Good reasonable, and it always seems packed with surfing regulars.
PS. If you're there over the weekend, look for Huli Huli chicken being cooked just off the road in Haleiwa. Soo good you'll probably eat it with your hands before you get to where your going. If you drive toward Kahuku, look for roadside stands selling Kahuku corn that you can cook later...so sweet. There can be great stands on the side of the road to get fruit and homemade sweets around there.
Might want to check out the North Shore part of my post: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/334698. It covers other islands, plus some Oahu dining, but there are reports on about five spots on the North Shore.
SO we finally got back and man oh man..........
I think I might of hit up every shrimp truck near the turtle bay to kahuku, then of course had my fill of huli huli chicken and a plate lunch at khele's or khekhe's across the street from the 7-11.
And the hidden gem I thought was Cholo's and the Sushi joint next to it wasn't bad either.
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Throughout Mexican modern history, millions have gathered in the country's central squares every year on the eve of our Independence Day, September 16, to give out the traditional "shout" of independence. This year, the celebration turned into tragedy in the city of Morelia, when two hand grenades thrown into the crowed killed seven civilians and wounded dozens, adding to the rampant violence that increasingly permeates Mexican society.
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With the tie between Chelsea FC and Paris Saint Germain hanging by a thread, the last thing Blues fans wanted to see was their best player going down with an injury. Unfortunately that is precisely what happened with Eden Hazard. Hazard was subbed out in the 18th minute for Andre Schurrle and the tie turned with one player swap. Hazard had looked off the pace before the substitution and he said after the match that he felt something in his calf in the warmup and did not want to take the risk. Why he was still in the lineup is unclear but some believe it was more of Jose Mourinho's mind games.
Whatever the reason for Hazard's presence in the lineup, it was Andre Schurrle that set the tone for the Blues and turned the tie in his side's favor. He opened the scoring with a finely controlled half-volley in the 32nd minute to fill the Blues with more belief than they already had. A long throw by Branislav Ivanovic deep in the PSG half was flicked on in the box by David Luiz and Andre Schurrle found himself unmarked at the penalty spot. He swung his right leg and coolly slotted home and Stamford Bridge erupted.
Andre Schurrle continued his direct runs and was a constant nuisance for PSG on both sides of the ball. He was harrying the fullbacks on either side and his linkup play with Oscar and Willian was brilliant as they poked and prodded the PSG defense in search of a second goal. Schurrle was nearly rewarded with a brace as his absolute rocket of a shot cannoned off the crossbar in the 52nd minute. He had the keeper beat and it would have been a spectacular effort to see the Blues through to the next round. It still filled the Blues with belief that a second goal was coming no matter what.
Schurrle has been a major force in the Chelsea lineup in the second half of the season and his hard work and effort paid off with what is the biggest goal of his Chelsea career so far. There are still many more important matches to go for the Blues and if Hazard's injury is serious then Schurrle must be the big man for the big occasion once again.
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My two favorite things in this pic? the dog (of course….) and the chandelier. I like the walls - they look like polished plaster (which is not easy nor cheap to do) but it's all a little too grey for me. Yes I said that…..I know there must be something wrong because Grey is pretty much my favorite colour. The chandelier is a quirky touch. Abigail Ahern does similar ones if you are looking :)


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The picture? An angel,
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The bonds that he helped to break.
-The title? A game we used to play,
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-The title? You're my Angel.
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Posted on Tue Oct 21st, 2014 1:30pm PDT By X17 Staff
This is the sexy boy scout look done horribly wrong!
Taylor Swift touched down in L.A. this morning after a long flight from Australia, and we're not sure what was going through the singer's head when she decided to pair green knee socks with khaki shorts and a button down. Fashion fail! The Grammy winner has such fabulous legs that it wasn't a complete disaster, but she might want to consider looking in the mirror before leaving the house next time!
The songstress recently opened up to Esquire about the pitfalls of fame and the danger of being a public figure. "I fought the idea of having security for a very long time, because I really value normalcy. I really do. I like to be able to take a drive by myself. Haven't done that in six years. They have to be in a car behind me. Because just the sheer number of men we have in a file who have showed up at my house, showed up at my mom's house, threatened to either kill me, kidnap me, or marry me," she whined to the mag.
A stylist would have been a better investment than a bodyguard!
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An Answer to a Lunar Mystery: Why is the Moon's Gravity so Uneven?
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SACRAMENTO - HGA Architects and Engineers (HGA) has hired Jaime Mora, AIA, LEED AP, as associate vice president and healthcare principal in the firm's Sacramento office. He will focus on client relations and business development for HGA's successful Healthcare Practice Group.
"Jaime has extensive experience directing complex healthcare projects for leading clients throughout California," says John Justus, AIA, vice president and director of architecture in the Sacramento office. "He brings particular strengths in project management and design advocacy. He understands the issues impacting the healthcare industry today, and he leverages his industry knowledge to develop solutions that reinforce clients' operational and care-delivery processes. Jaime's background in client relations, team leadership and business development will prove an asset as HGA continues to expand its healthcare design services."
Mora has more than 17 years of architectural experience focusing on healthcare design. His project experience includes renovations, new construction, and master planning for a range of project scales. He currently is working on Kaiser Permanente San Ramon Medical Office Building tenant improvement.
"HGA is a leader in healthcare-design innovation with diverse expertise across disciplines," says Mora. "The firm has a strong commitment to research, teamwork, collaboration and being the best in the industry. My job as principal is to leverage this internal expertise to serve our clients' needs and help make them successful."
Before joining HGA, Mora was associate vice president and associate healthcare principal with HDR Architecture in Sunnyvale, California, where he managed existing client relations while building new business to position the office as a leader in healthcare design in the South Bay. Prior to HDR, he was a senior project manager with HMC Architects in San Jose, California, where he played a key role in expanding the healthcare practice while additionally building business in the hi-tech industry.
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Gary Shteyngart is our guest today for his memoir Little Failure.
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As part of our Best of the Year we're revisiting our interview with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg about their film "This is the End." In the movie, they're at James Franco's house when an earthquake hits. At least, they think it's an earthquake. Turns out it's the Rapture — the End of Days, as foretold in the Book of Revelation, has arrived.
Terry Gross talks to the guys about apocalyptic films, writing Superbad when they were 13, and their Jewish upbringing.
"All the ideas — the sinkholes, the smoke … the hills on fire, are stuff from the actual Bible, which we did read!" Rogen says. "And in reading [it, we were] like, 'Crazy. This is unbelievable!' "
"Yeah," says Goldberg, who also collaborated with Rogen on Pineapple Express. "Lord of the Rings got nothing on this."
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Mindy Kaling is the creator and star of "The Mindy Project" which starts its second season Tuesday September 17th on Fox.
The season ended with Mindy getting engaged to Casey (played by Anders Holm, right) while doing philanthropic work in Haiti. She returns to her OB-GYN practice and meets the doctor (James Franco) that filled in while she was away.
When Mindy spoke to Terry Gross she talked about how she wanted to approach her job as show-runner:
One thing my mom and dad raised me believing is that everyone is busy, so it's not really a good conversation topic to talk about how busy you are. And it's a little narcissistic, in fact, to talk about that, because everyone is stressed out no matter what job you're in. Nobody is like, 'Yeah, I'm doing really well — work is just a total snooze and so easy.'
So when I got this job, I thought, 'I'm going to be that person who is the star of their own show and the show-runner and the head writer, et cetera, et cetera — but I'm going to always seem like it's no big deal.' And I was actually able to do that for the first six weeks. And now, I have to say, it's a little hard to pretend that I'm just like this cool-as-a-cucumber person.
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AnnMarie interviews Gia Coppola, granddaughter of Francis Ford Coppola, about the Toronto premier of her film "Palo Alto," based on a book of short stories by James Franco, and starring Franco, Emma Roberts and Zoe Levin.
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David Edelstein on James Franco's lackluster performance in Oz The Great and Powerful:
To prove he's a wizard, he has to kill a certain wicked witch, along the way picking up a sidekick monkey that flies and talks in the voice of Zach Braff. I've seen few actors as unconvincing as James Franco when it comes to staring down and talking to a creature to be computer-generated later — and Franco doesn't just have to act opposite that insufferable monkey but also a sassy talking China Doll. It's not that Franco is bad. He doesn't risk enough to be bad. My guess is that with all his stammers and shrugs opposite actors playing it straight, he's trying to be a cowardly hipster like Bob Hope in the Road pictures — or Woody Allen, who actually cited Hope as an inspiration, in Sleeper. But Franco doesn't have the jokes. He's playing a noncommittal character in a noncommittal way, so that he sort of floats above the role. You want to yell, "This isn't a performance-art project! You're carrying a movie!"
Image of James Franco in Oz, The Great And Powerful courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures
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James Franco just sold a $10,000 non-visible piece of artwork called "Fresh Air."
Last year, James Franco was actually on a visible radio show, also called "Fresh Air."
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Natalie Portman, Danny McBride, James Franco and Zooey Deschanel star in a medieval sword-and-sorcery spoof that strays often into beyond-kinky territory — and plays it so resolutely straight that the profane seems downright divine.
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James Franco, on the reason why he acts, juggles classes, and writes (among other pursuits): "If there's something I like, it's hard for me to not engage with it fully." [full interview here]
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Tomorrow: We continue a Friday series of interviews about films nominated for Oscars. We hear from James Franco, who is nominated from his role in 127 Hours and will be cohosting the ceremony. And we listen back to an interview with Tom Hooper, who directed The King's Speech.
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James Franco on the cover of the new issue of Candy… shot by [Terry Richardson.]
I wish I saw this two days ago to post with the James Franco story.
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I'd like to keep talking but you're going to be late for class.
— Terry Gross to James Franco, who is juggling an acting career, a writing career, and classes at both Yale University and the Rhode Island School of Design.
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"I loved the Beats and I had been reading them since I was about 15, and ever since I got into acting I always dreamed about doing a movie about the Beats. But I never thought that I would play Allen. I always thought I would play [Jack] Kerouac or [Neal] Cassady." — James Franco, on his role as Allen Ginsberg in the movie Howl. (Franco also discusses his other movie roles, his writing, his graduate career and his time on General Hospital.)
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Our guest today: James Franco.
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(Provided) The 2013 Sam Dillard Memorial Soccer Preview will be taking place Saturday, Aug. 10, at the Seven Hills School. This day-long event showcases high school soccer teams from around the Greater Cincinnati area and is held in honor of the late Sam Dillard-a teacher, coach, mentor, and friend at Cincinnati Christian for over 30 […]
Memorial soccer tournament at Seven Hills this weekend
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Cougars win World Series
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PROVIDED - The UC Clermont Cougars Baseball Team are the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Champions. The Cougars came back from a game one loss earlier in the day to beat the Penn State Greater Allegheny Nittany Lions 6-3 to clinch the Small College World Series. The Cougars, No. 3 seed, were on 20 […]
New Richmond's Bird to play in all-star game
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PROVIDED - New Richmond High School senior Cole Bird will be putting on football pads one last time when he plays in the Southwestern Ohio Football Coaches Association Ron Woyan East-West All-Star Game Thursday, June 13 at Kings High School. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Bird, a three-year varsity player for the Lions, will play defensive […]
Cougars earn No. 3 seed in USCAA World Series
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The University of Cincinnati-Clermont baseball team received a bid to play in the United State Collegiate Athletic Association National Championship tournament at Pullman Park in Butler, PA. The Cougars are in action May 6 against sixth-seeded Southern Virginia University. Penn State Greater Allegheny is the host for the tournament, which consists of 10 teams and […]
Bruce talks Brian Wilson Field dedication
04/17/13 at 12:05am by Tom Skeen | Comments
In honor of former Cincinnati Reds player, coach and scout, Brian Wilson, the Reds Community Fund along with underwriter and All-Star right fielder Jay Bruce, officially dedicated and opened Brian Wilson Field in Batavia April 16. Wilson discovered and signed Bruce along with several other Reds players, including Sam Lecure and Logan Ondrusek. He spent […]
Mazzaro leads Amelia basketball to first title in 29 years
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By Scott Springer • firstname.lastname@example.com With a 47-41 win over Goshen on Feb. 5, Amelia High School clinched their first league title in 29 years. Amazingly, current head coach Craig Mazzaro was around then as an assistant. The Barons are also approaching 17 wins which hasn't been accomplished since Mazzaro had another good team in […]
High school sports week in review photo galleries, Dec. 10
12/10/12 at 11:43pm by Melanie Laughman | Comments
There were some great matchups this week in Ohio high school sports. Click here for a gallery of girls and boys basketball and bowling action by Community Press and Enquirer staff and contributors. Games include: Anderson-Loveland boys hoops; Colerain-Ryle girls hoops; Oak Hills-Seton girls hoops; Williamsburg-Batavia boys hoops; McAuley-Sycamore girls; Walnut Hills-Glen Este girls; Glen […]
Indian Hill hosting basketball doubleheader for charity
11/19/12 at 10:46pm by Scott Springer | Comments
By Scott Springer • firstname.lastname@example.com Coach Tim Burch's Indian Hill boys basketball team is hosting a Foundation Game on Saturday, Nov. 24 featuring four teams. Amelia is playing Sycamore at 6 p.m. Following that, Indian Hill will be playing Fenwick at 7:30. They will be collecting gifts and donations for Lighthouse Youth Services and all […]
Press Preps Roundtable: Nov. 7 football predictions
11/07/12 at 7:54pm by Scott Springer | Comments
"Live" from metropolitan Ward's Corner, Community Press sportswriters Nick Dudukovich, Scott Springer and Tom Skeen make their picks for the upcoming Ohio playoff games. See if you agree with the picks of the trio from America's most beloved high school "pick'em" show….
Nov. 2 a great night for Batavia football, soccer fans
11/03/12 at 8:23pm by Melanie Laughman | Comments
Nov. 2 was a great night for Batavia sports fans on two fronts. * The Batavia High School football team secured its first playoff win when the Bulldogs beat Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy at home, 46-27. Fans can follow them to their next game, Nov. 9, versus Clinton-Massie. Check out Brandon Severn's photos from the Batavia football […]
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