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Best ScreenShot Capture App For The Blackberry Torch
Tired of installing screenshot capture apps that just does not work or leaves an annoying watermark on your pics? That's all going to stop today since I'm going to tell you about some of the best free screenshot capturing apps for the blackberry torch smartphone. I have installed all of these apps and kept them to this date.
Screen shots are taken in high quality and they're stored either on the phone's memory or a memory card. The location of your screen captured images depends on what you choose in your settings. All pictures are of high quality and there's no annoying watermark added to the screenshot, so you can upload it to FaceBook or any image host to share it with your friends over the Internet or send it to another device, like if you used your computer to capture the screen shot.
Below I will be listing some of the best screenshot capturing apps which you can install on your blackberry smartphone. I've listed the app which we rated as the #1 ScreenShot capturing app as the last on the list so be sure to read through everything then choose which app you liked the best.
List of the Best Screen Capturing Apps for BlackberryApp Details :
- Name of App : Grabbit – Screen Shooter
- Size : 14 KB
- Creator : Mark Anthony
Grabbit is one of the screen grabbing apps which I use daily to take screenshots of my blackberry's screen. The reason for this is because you can capture a screenshot right away or delay the capture for 15 seconds which might be really handy for some cases. After the installation process is over for Grabbit, press the 'settings' button on your blackberry phone and with a simple touch of a button, a screen shot is captured.
The image above is a screen shot which I have taken using this app. It's the options page for Grabbit so that you can preview it before downloading a trial for free at AppWorld. It works perfectly without any errors or slowdowns on my blackberry torch smartphone. If you're not seeing the option to take screenshots, just navigate back to the location where you installed the app on your blackberry and visit the options page, then close and navigate back to the location where you wish to take the screenshot.
With Grabbit or any screen capturing app for blackberry, you can take screenshots of web pages while using your web browser, playing games, using apps, messaging your friends and lots more stuff which I am unable to think of at the moment. Having a screen capturing app is a very useful tool on any blackberry smartphone.
I've also listed a few more screen capturing apps below that I also use on a daily basis that worked well for me and might work well for you as well so make your selection or download all like what I have done :App Details :
- Name of App : Screen Grabber Free – No WaterMark – Now with BBM
- Size : 83 KB
- Creator : The Jared Company
- Name of App : Capture Nux
- Size : 74 KB
- Creator : iBNuX Mobile Solution
Capture Nux is the best screenshot capturing app that I have used on my blackberry torch. There are many features such as capturing with a timer, previewing the captured screenshot, editing screenshot, adding text, editing font and colors and lots more useful options to improve your captured screenshot. I'd recommend using Capture Nux as your permanent screenshot capturing app for your blackberry although you can still try all which I've listed in this web page and select which one you liked the best.


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De Niro to renew wedding vows?Robert De Niro and wife Grace Hightower are reportedly set to renew their wedding vows on Saturday (20.11.04) - amid speculation they are expecting another child.
The couple, who were set to divorce in 1999, are said to have been planning the romantic New York ceremony for several weeks, according to America's New York Daily News newspaper.
Guests expected to attend the nuptials include Billy Crystal, Martin Scorsese, Billy Crudup and Claire Danes.
The actor's children by ex-wife Diahnne Abbott, Drena and Raphael, as well as his nine-year-old twins, Aaron and Julian, from his relationship with Toukie Smith, will also be among the guests.
De Niro's six-year-old son, Elliott, with Hightower - whose new voluptuous figure sparked pregnancy rumours - is reportedly set to be the ring-bearer.
However, a spokesman for the couple refused to comment on the speculation.
De Niro, 61, met 51-year-old Hightower in 1987 and they eventually married in 1997.
They then filed for divorce in 1999, which resulted in a bitter custody battle over Elliott.
However, the divorce was never finalised, and the couple soon realised how much they meant to each other.
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Sherman's second-quarter interception not only prevented the Jets from taking the lead, but it ended what turned out to be New York's only possession inside the Seattle 40.
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Hello forum. I'm from Colorado as I'm sure you could guess from the title. I'm in the Navy Reserve (for now) and am currently working security (unarmed) for Pinkerton Government Services. I am putting my application in for the Colorado State Patrol by the end of the month and if that doesn't work out I plan to go active duty. And of course I am an NRA member. I enjoy working with cars, computers, playing video games and going to the range when I have the time. I have been called a geek more than once but I know ya'll are just jealous. For more info on me check my homepage.
I recently put in my application for my concealed carry permit this month, I expect to get it in 60 days. They said it would probably take the full 90 because of the number of applications they have received.
Anyway! I have been having trouble trying to pick a CCW. I am pretty sure that I want the Springfield XD 9mm sub-compact. I would be carrying IWB. I don't know though I am having a hard time deciding for sure. I really like my best friend's XD 9mm SC. I like how it shoots, I like how it feels, I like how it's balanced. I am one that usually goes with his gut but I like feedback.
I am open to getting the XD 40 SC. But from my experience I don't much care for .40. Something about .40 just doesn't sit right with me. I can hit my target don't get me wrong, but with 9mm and 45 I can group pretty good... for some reason I shoot .40 all over the damn place (but still on the target). So I figured that if I'm going to get something that I should get something I can shoot accurately and comfortably. (Yes I know there isn't an XD 45 SC, I just mean 45 in general.)
So please, anyone that has a reason why it is not a good choice let me know why.
Or if anyone has suggestions as to a better SC to carry. Preferably priced under $600.
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I am an avid sidecarist?? having a Ural Tourist, and would like to get the Rocket for the RE... All I have heard from folk is that the Enfield does not have the power to cope with a sidecar. I need some encouragement from a Bullet rider, who has a sidecar, or has an opinion about a sidecar for the Bullet..
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About a month ago someone posted wondering about mixing a BARCON left shifter with a Brifter on the right... Well, here's some pics of someone who'd done just that. Taken along the SART on Nov 29th
About a month ago someone posted wondering about mixing a BARCON left shifter with a Brifter on the right... Well, here's some pics of someone who'd done just that. Taken along the SART on Nov 29th
Ok, I couldn't get the damn things to insert so here's a link.
I have seen unique and custom braking and shifting setups when a rider has mobility issues in one hand. Or like my friend (who only has one hand) has all his controls on one side.
Seems reasonable. I can think of any number of reasons for doing that, interesting. I can actually think of a particular reason(s) in my own case but.... thanks for showing it. Besides, brifters ain't cheap.
Ok...knowing I am going to be laughed at I want to ask a stupid question or two. You have both brifters and barcon shifters. Do you have 4 shifter cables or did you somehow tie them in together and if you did...how did you do it? I do love the idea of having both. How expensive are brifters?
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Back in the late 80's before STI/Ergo/brifter when I regularly raced Crits I ran a DT shifter for my left/front shifter and a barcon for my right/rear shifter. In a Crit you almost never need to change your ring up front. I laughed when I first saw the early pics of Lance's set up where he ran a right brifter and a DT left shifter with a regular brake handle.
At the Tour de Cure last year I saw a very attractive young woman who had a brifter and a barcon (bar end) shifter on the same side. This was done so that she could do all her shifting from her left hand...because she didn't have the lower half of her right arm.
I'm not sure where I was going with that but I'll close with saying that a custom job is a custom job, just about anything is possible with some creativity and duct tape.
That was me and I'm glad to see that it works well.
Barcons are on my Christmas wish list. I have decided to start with the left side and eventually replace the right as well.
My main reason for leaving the brifter on and I would assume it is for others as well, is so that both hoods have the same feel in hand and for braking. This is especially true when only one bar con is used. Once I switch to Barcons only I will probably replace the brifters with simple brake levers but only if they feel comfortable. The nice thing about the brifters for me is their size. I like the way they feel when I'm riding on the hoods. Although I could probably pay for the levers by selling these.
I thought the title said Bacon and Brifters. Would be a good name for a diner catering to cyclists.
Mixing integrated levers (brakes/shifters) and bar-ends is very common in the tandem world. There are just too many things to control (front derailleur, rear derailleur, front brake, rear brake, drag brake).
I've tried all kinds of setups with the tandem. I started with two integrated Shimano shifter/levers to control the front and rear derailleurs, and the front and rear brakes. I set up the drag brake on a bar-end. While using Shimano STI or Campy ERGO integrated levers isn't completely annoying for adjusting the front derailleur trim on a single, its VERY annoying on a tandem. There are just too many things to control, too much to be resonsible for to have to worry about finicky shifting that is only compounded by the fact that you can not, on a tandem, look down at the front derailleur, to gauge the trim corrections.
When I switched over to a friction bar-end to control the front derailleur trim on the tandem, which admittedly has a much much wider range of gears than just about any other bike will (easy to spin even a 54/11 out, and a 22/32 never feels low enough on the really big climbs), I realized how much I love friction front trim, and how much I truly hate indexed front derailleur adjustment. I've never liked the expression "a solution in search of a problem" but front indexing certainly fits that mold. While I could have used the integrated right lever to control the drag brake, with a lot of bikes I was worried I'd get confused and forget and set the drag brake while trying to drop to a smaller ring. So I took of the integrated right lever and replaced it with a purpose designed brake lever. What I discovered is that "real" brake levers do a MUCH MUCH better job of braking, and modulating the brake than do integrated levers. I was absolutely astounded at how poorly integrated levers are at actual braking. Now admittedly a tandem is an absolute acid test in terms of braking. The brakes are being asked to do "double duty" so to speak, but I realized that when I removed the Ultegra 9 speed STI levers from one of my singles and replaced them with "real" brake levers that the difference was still night and day.
The really funny thing? Even top end kit like Campy Chorus/Record or Ultegra/Dura-Ace actually weighs less as levers and bar-ends, or bar-end shifters on Paul Thumbies, or downtube shifters on Kelly Take-Offs than they do as an STI or ERGO integrated assembly. I've never had SRAM Red so I don't know if this holds true for those as well. However finding weight savings on any bike is always welcome in my world. Yeah, yeah, I know how funny it is for a fattie to be worried about grams on the bike when he should be worried about pounds on the cyclist. At any rate dedicated levers and bar-ends (or downtube shifters on Kelly-Take offs) were ALWAYS lighter than my original STI (or Ergo) set up, and ALWAYS gave more control in braking, and allowed every bike to stop faster. What came as an absolute shock was the fact that the shifting improved to boot. Obviously, the front shifting became quicker because you could quickly shift by 'ear' and feel after riding a tandem for any length of time, but the rear shifting improved markedly.
It turns out that shifting isn't nearly as exact or precise as we think it is. Even on the Ultegra or DA stuff I was taking off, the integrated indexing was largely dependent on the Shimano patented "floating pulley" to compensate for how 'finicky' 9 and 10 speed stuff is. It turns out that in going to Bar-ends or downtube levers the shifts just became more precise, less 'finicky' (though still not like 7/8 speed), and just crisper.
So the moral of the story is that I'm now a HUGE fan of Kelly Take-Offs, which I use to mount downtube shifters near the levers for a lighter, and better approach to "integrated" controls. I can not tell you how much I love having crisp, finicky-free shifting within fingers reach of the hoods, although I do use bar-ends on some bikes instead. I'll never have another bike with 'indexed' front shifting if I can help it, to the point that I went with old XT thumbshifters on the mountain bike to boot...
This also started my expensive hobby of collecting epic brake levers like my Mavic 430 SSC levers, and my pursuit of the non-integrated Campagnolo Record carbon levers.
Anyone who wants a screamin' deal on some integrated levers PM me.
For those that haven't seen the Kelly Take-Offs here is a link and an image along with a link to Paul thumbies. You know what STI, Ergo, and bar-ends look like (though Riv has some bar-end pods that take downtube shifters, so I've included an image of that here - and a link), lastly I've included a pic of my Mavic SSC dedicated levers, which I found for sale on the Belgian eBay, they are NOS, I haven't had the courage to mount 'em yet:
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Does anyone else have an interest making a documentary about the DANGERS OF VACCINES? Much like "Business of Being Born" changed my life and helped me understand the dangers of hospital births (...and was the reason I decided to have a homebirth when my son was born last July), I really think we need to blow the whistle on the pharmaceutical industry/government and all of the vaccine propaganda by doing a documentary and exposing the dangers and pressures to vaccinate ourselves and our children. My son is now 8 months old and has NEVER received a vaccine. I wish I could vaccinate him, but they just aren't safe enough, and there is so much cover-up and dishonesty in the vaccine industry, and too many children are being subjected to injected toxins 5-8 times every few months while their parents ask few questions and are not encouraged by their doctors to consider the dangers. While it is critical to continue our discussions to promote homebirth and to support the wonderful midwives who make them possible, we also need to come together as concerned parents and GO AFTER THE VACCINATION PRACTICES IN THIS COUNTRY! I think more parents would give pause to blindly vaccinating if they knew some of the real dangers or saw any reliable research. I want to do something!!! If we don't, then we risk seeing legislation in the near future which could mandate vaccines, much like some states are targeting homebirth and trying to make it illegal for our midwives to practice their beautiful craft.
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Hello Jennifer,
I would be most interested in watching that documentary! I have seen 2 and a presentation was given a few years ago in my hometown. On Facebook there are advocates against it that.
Since learning the dangers of it, I have chosen not to vaccinate my 2nd child, he is a very healthy 5 year old. I also have friends who have a few older children of their own, and they too had denied All vaccines & they are ALL HEALTHY! :)
I noticed you posted this in 2011, what is the status?
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South American leaf fish (Monocirrhus polyacanthus) are unusual looking fish from the family Nandidae. Members of this family are predatory fish whose main diet consists of other fish.
The South American leaf fish is also often called the Amazon leaf fish.
Like other members of its family, the South American leaf fish is predatory, despite its relatively small size. It reaches an adult length of only a little of over 3 inches (7-8 cm) in length.
This fish has a laterally compressed body and coloration resembling a leaf, hence the name "leaf fish." They also have a small protrusion extending from their bottom lip.
Like most South American fish, leaf fish do best with soft, slightly acidic water, and a water temperature between 74-80 °F (23-27°C).
Leaf fish spend a good portion of their time oriented with their head facing toward the bottom of the tank, as shown in the photo on this page.
Their tank should be heavily planted, with dim lighting, and lots of hiding places.
Not only do these fish resemble a leaf in color and body shape, but even their movements resemble a leaf floating through the water. To see how this fish moves through the water watch the You Tube video below to see a South American leaf fish in its natural habitat.
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Meridian police detectives have charged a suspect in connection with the theft of a vehicle, which contained the Meridian High School mascot costume.
20-year-old Stanley J. Neal, III, of Meridian, was arrested Monday and charged with motor vehicle theft.
A tan 2001 Chevy Tahoe was reported stolen from the Bonita Lakes Mall area Sept. 23.
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Well, I hope it's at least going to be quite quiet
I've been fannying around in the garage this morning making preparations for tomorrow.
Don't care if it's going to rain or snow tomorrow, fractured ribs or not, I'm off riding. Full stop. Royal anythings don't interest me so I intend to be as far away from TV, radio and internet as possible. Ear plugs in, visordown, as they say.
I reckon tomorrow should be one of the best riding days of the year. With the masses glued to their TVs or having street parties or whatever people do during these occasions, I figure the roads should be pretty quiet.
So I've just fitted some R&G front fork protectors and some paddock stand bobbins. I like these kind of jobs. It's taken a grand total of ten minutes and didn't involve shedding any knuckle bark, either.
Just adjusted, cleaned and lubed the chain (damn, I'm regretting getting a bike with orange wheels, now - they seem to be permanently covered in chain lube) and taken the slack out of the throttle cable. It seems most new bikes come with about a quarter turn of slack in the pull-cable throttle. I hate it. I've adjusted it so there's no free play whatsoever, just how I like it. It's so much better to ride as a result.
She's brimmed with fuel, tyre pressures done and with 1500 miles on the clock, nicely run in, too.
All I have to do now is get some maps out and work out what route's going to be best.
Y'all have a good weekend...
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I had planned to spend it ripping about north wales, but my bike was stolen a couple of weeks back.
Have fun peeps.
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I had the same thought so, did a trip from the East Midlands to Aberystwyth just the ode 340 miles in the day. Fantastic day out brilliant weather dry roads just about no traffic good over the mountains with no one about zero cops
Just one down side back to work
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Waccamaw River Blue Trail Kick-Off
Saturday's kick-off paddle for the Waccamaw River Blue Trail was a big success! The morning began with a brief press event with guest speakers Bridgette Johnson, of the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce, and Larry White, a Conway City Councilmen. Ms. Johnson spoke of the economic benefits of a healthy Waccamaw River as well as the potential economic benefits of the blue trail. Councilman White talked about the important role the river plays in the community by providing drinking water and recreational and fishing opportunities to the residents of Conway. Several participants chose to listen from the water; eager to begin the morning's paddle.
The group of more than fifty, ranging in age from three to ninety-three, paddled a four mile section of the Waccamaw River. One paddler thought this was the most kayaks that had ever been on this stretch of the river at one time!
Highlights along the trip included an alligator sighting and paddling past areas where the Waccamaw tribe once lived. I particularly enjoyed paddling by the bustling farmer's market one minute and being completely surrounded by cypress swamps the next.
The local media did a fantastic job of covering the event. The event was covered by a couple of local news station as well as the Horry Independent and Carolina Live.
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HUNTERSVILLE — As I drove to CryoSport, I was unsure about attending my first session.
When it was time to begin the freeze session, I still felt uneasy about stepping into the black cryochamber filled with nitrogen gas at a temperature of -205 degrees.
After the cryotherapist adjusted the height and set the time for two minutes, I took a few steps and entered the cryochamber with only a blue robe, double the socks, tennis shoes and undergarments.
I stood in the cryochamber having removed my robe, head and hands out in the open, with a shine from the blue, neon lights. Within just a few moments, I felt the gas swarm around my body.
After the first minute, I noticed the chill became stronger. I was actually becoming cold but not icebox cold. But what made this experience manageable was the mere fact it only lasts one to three minutes.
Once the two minutes had passed, I was finished. I stepped out of the chamber, feeling chilly, but not cold. I instantly became warm again and later, felt rejuvenated.
CryoSport, the first whole body cryotherapy, focuses on faster athletic recovery, reducing muscle and joint inflammation, promoting healthier skin complexion, improving sleep and lessening stress and anxiety.
"It helps overall wellness, as well as some beauty components," said Michelle Campos, owner of CryoSport.
Patients of cryotherapy enter a large chamber for up to three minutes that fills with bursts of nitrogen gas at temperatures between -220 and -274 degrees.
"It's a lot different than an ice-bath that soaks deeper through your skin," Michelle said. "It's a surface cold. It's definitely something to get used to and people start a minute at a time."
Caio Campos, owner of CryoSport, said the experience is not unbearable. He compares it to the feeling of floating in a gaseous cloud.
The three minutes of extreme cold causes the brain to stimulate the body, leaving clients feeling more energized and refreshed with stronger immune systems.
Clients can additionally burn 500-800 calories over the next four hours after the three-minute freeze session, but the owners said some clients choose how long they receive therapy based on their needs.
Caio believes cold therapy, in addition to heat therapy, stands as another effective method to reduce inflammation.
"It's not really one or the other. It's a different experience. It's a different technology," Caio said.
Cryotherapy is designed for athletes of all types, sports professionals and anyone active or subject to body pains.
The Huntersville CryoSport opened Aug. 11 and is the first in the state.
"Most U.S. cryotherapy facilities are using a machine that's built in the Ukraine, and ours is built in America. Specifically in in Atlanta, GA," Caio said.
The owners of CryoSport also own CrossFit Huntersville and were fortunate enough to convert available space for their cryotherapy practice in the same building.
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Florida unemployment law (I believe it is 443.131.a.2) makes provision for a 90 day probationary period. Instead of terminating an employee who's performance isn't as expected, can an employer extend the initial 90 days another 90 days? Also, should the employee be terminated during the extended probationary period, would the employer be charged for any unemployment benefits should this employee file?
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- No, you cannot extend the probationary period.
In addition, you must notify the Agency in writing within 10 days after the mailing date of the notice of initial determination of a claim. Perhaps, most importantly, the employer must inform the employee of the probationary period within the first 7 days of work. Finally, an employer must be prepared to prove that the individual was separated because of unsatisfactory work performance and not because of some other reason including, but not limited to temporary, seasonal, casual, or other similar employment that is not of a regular, permanent, and year-round nature.#1; Fri, 28 Apr 2006 06:02:00 GMT
- If the law says benefits are not due if terminated during the first 90 days if it is designatted as a probationary period, then on day 91, the employer can call it whatever they want, but UC would be due if all other qualifying elements are met. Otherwise, employers would just keep extending everyone's probationary period to avoid ever owing UC.#2; Thu, 27 Apr 2006 15:37:00 GMT


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why my belly looks like this? first baby and very new at this.
please dont say its a stupid question. im 5 months pregnant, 20weeks and 4 days, and i felt bigger last week. this week my belly looks smaller and just right in front like its coming out, but baby moving more now and i can really feel him kicking.
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Possible that the baby's positioning changed in your uterus so it makes your tummy look smaller and don't worry if the baby is breached for a while mine was to but she found her self in the right position with special exercises.posted 05/08/2013 by kcoletta
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July Classical Roundup: Cypress Quartet, Pamela Z, and Mozart
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Musician-composers (and local institutions) Amy X Neuberg and Pamela Z join the LA-based Robin Cox Ensemble at Pamela Z's infamous Room Series, where classical meets experimental and everyone gets those musical horizons broadened. Featuring violin, cello, clarinet, percussion, piano, electronics, and video, the Robin Cox Ensemble is a smart post-classical sextet that integrates multimedia with classically leaning instrumentals.
July 8-9. Royce Gallery, 2901 Mariposa Street. Tickets are $10 at brownpapertickets.com.
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Local Dancers (and a Wheelchair) To Star On So You Think You Can Dance
Representing AXIS Dance in Oakland (one of the country's leading companies featuring dancers with and without disabilities), Sonsheree Giles and Rodney Bell are known for intense duets that match Bell's lithe spins of the wheelchair to Giles' fleet, athletic grace. They'll be performing local choreographer Alex Ketley's Izzie award-winning To Color Me Different. Named one of the top ten dance performances of the year (2008, when it premiered) by the San Francisco Chronicle and Voice of Dance, this Bay Area special will be seen by the hordes of rabid consumers who tune into SYTYCD each week.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Collaborator Eva Gabrielsson at City Arts and Lectures
Eva Gabrielsson was Stieg Larsson's longtime partner and his collaborator on the wildly popular and internationally bestselling series, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest. After Larsson's unexpected death in 2004, she learned that due to an obscure bit of Swedish inheritance law, their work was no longer under her control. Forced to rebuild her life during a protracted and ongoing legal battle, Gabrielsson wrote a memoir, There Are Things I Want You To Know about Stieg Larsson and Me. In anticipation of her conversation about the book with Roy Eisenhardt at Herbst Theater on Monday night, she stole time from her travel schedule to answer a few questions by email for 7x7.
KMLZ: Killing My Lobster and Z Space in a One-Night-Only Sketch Variety Show
What happens when you barricade ten comedians in a room for fifty hours? You get twisted minds fueled by caffeinated hysteria writing jokes that may or may not mimic the sleep-deprived love child of 30 Rock and Saturday Night Live.
Killing My Lobster usually spends a good ten weeks on a show. So a mere fifty hours is laughable - at least, so they hope. Writers, actors, filmmakers, and musicians all contribute their own brand of funny for a new type of sketch variety show. Contributors include KML veterans like local playwright Peter Sinn Nachtrieb and special guests like KFOG's Peter Finch, the Tequila Whisperer, and vaudevillian indie folk band, The Bengsons.
Joan Baez Does Teatro Zinzanni
From marching for civil rights with Martin Luther King Jr. to canoodling with cabaret magicians, Joan Baez has quite a resume. Finding romance with Ukrainian illusionist this summer, the legendary folk singer plays Madame Zinzanni to Yevgeniy Voronin's Maestro, celebrating their blossoming circus love with aerialists above and clowns under foot - all while you chow down on tuna tartare.
Mission Music Collective Jazz Mafia Premiering New Piece at Stern Grove This Weekend
If a philharmonic orchestra married a big band and kept its street rap mistress in the attic, you'd have something approaching the Jazz Mafia sound. And one hell of a dysfunctional family dynamic. Playing Stern Grove this weekend, Jazz Mafia's electric blend of funk, soul, and brass will continue to defy genre with all its funky brass heart.
Working for the Mouse at Impact Theatre
Beneath the gleeful pitter pat of tiny feet in the Magic Kingdom is less pixie dust and more debauchery and disillusionment. Award-winning local playwright Trevor Allen (The Creature and Lolita Roadtrip) first descended into the bowels of the Happiest Place on Earth for the 1996 Fringe Festival, where he scored so much popular and critical acclaim that he turned it into a full-length play.
Free This Weekend: Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings at Stern Grove
Sharon Jones began her music career in a choir in Augusta, Georgia. Then she stopped, after a record executive told her she'd never make it. Twenty years later, she was lifted from the back of a chorus to lead a nine-piece Motown revivalist group.
Since then, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings have lent their haunting sound to two Grammy-winning albums (Amy Winehouse's Back to Black and legendary soul singer Al Green's Lay It Down) and soundtracks for films featuring little-known actors like Denzel Washington and George Clooney. Their fourth album, I Learned the Hard Way, landed them on NPR, BBC, and late night shows. Now they're at Stern Grove, where you can hear them for the price of sitting in the fog.
Kim Epifano Dance at ODC
Why focus on one theatrical discipline when you can take a needle and thread to all of them? With fifteen years' worth of multimedia dance/theatre/music hybrids on her resume, Kim Epifano has three new works going up at ODC Theater this weekend.
Inspired by her 2009 residency in Ethiopia, Kim Epifano developed Heelomali, a mash-up of movement, song, photos and personal narrative, developed with didgeridoo expert Stephen Kent and Burmese harpist Su Wai. Under the mentorship of Epifano and Kent, teens from Burma and Nepal fuse the traditional dance and music of their homelands with hip hop, Bollywood, and breakdancing to create a unique multicultural infusion.
Fruit: kDub Dances at Counterpulse
Emerging LA-based dance company kDub hits the Mission this weekend with Fruit. Choreographed by Kevin Williamson, this dance-theater mash-up promises intense physicality and a very Eve in the Garden of Eden vibe. (Yes, that means lots of apples.)
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Washington | Why exclude a biblical view from a federal advisory committee?
In what country do liberal journalists live? And in what country do President Bush and officials of his Department of Health and Human Services want to live?
Frenzied media and Democratic Party objections to the prospective appointment of W. David Hager to an HHS advisory committee are extraordinary for two reasons. First, it's an advisory committee on reproductive health drugs. It doesn't make the decisions. Advisory committees are usually constituted in a way to make sure that the actual decision-makers receive advice from a variety of perspectives. This appointment should be no big deal, but Ted Kennedy and Hillary Clinton have made it one.
Second, those objecting to Dr. Hager seem to live in a country other than the United States. The Des Moines Register editorial board was shocked that Dr. Hager has said that the place to find safe sex is "within marriage." Hasn't the explosion of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) taught us that? New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd complained that since Dr. Hager has written that it is "dangerous" to compartmentalize life into "categories of Christian truth and secular truth," he is trying to bring back "medievalism." But Ms. Dowd was one of the leading complainers about Bill Clinton's Bible-plus-adultery compartmentalizing.
Dr. Hager's prospective appointment is an excellent one for three reasons. First, he has the credentials. Dr. Hager received the "Outstanding Physician in America Award" from Modern Healthcare magazine in 1994. This year Ladies Home Journal named him one of the "Best Doctors for Women" in the Southeast. His work has been published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Journal of Reproductive Medicine, and the Journal of the American Medical Association. He's edited two textbooks-Infection Protocols for Obstetrics and Gynecology (1992) and Protocols for Infectious Diseases in Obstetrics and Gynecology (1999)-put out by highly regarded medical publishers.
Second, Dr. Hager represents tens of millions of Americans who have faith in Christ and believe that His teaching is relevant all through the week, not just for an hour on Sunday morning. It's good to have a variety of views on advisory committees: Why should a biblical view be excluded? As David Stevens, executive director of the Christian Medical Association, put it, "If being a-religious is the criteria for public service, then most of our Founding Fathers would have been disqualified."
Third, Dr. Hager is a compassionate conservative. WORLD reported a year ago (Aug. 11, 2001) how he treated at his Women's Care Center in Lexington, Ky., a 17-year-old girl suffering from sores caused by an incurable STD. He said, "She was shattered when I explained to her that she had contracted a disease from this person who told her that she was the only person he had sex with." He added, "It's one thing to see how an STD organism reproduces in the lab; it's another to see how it destroys young people's lives and, well, you just don't get over seeing that."
HHS needs advisors who do not get over seeing the real-life consequences of unsafe sex. President Bush knows well how empty are the natterings of the anti-Christian left, and he does not require senatorial approval to appoint Dr. Hager. He should do so.


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PARIS (AP) — Upstaging a Louis Vuitton show is hard, but somehow Miuccia Prada managed it, thanks to Lupita Nyong'o and Jared Leto. The Oscar winning pair — whose exact relationship is the subject of speculation — were both invited by the Italian designer to attend her ...Continue Reading...
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Security Issues with IBM DB2 Database
iDenfense security service reports six vulnerabilities in IBM's DB2 database.
The issues were discovered in versions 8 and 9 of IBM's DB2 database solution. The CVE IDs CVE-2007-4276, CVE-2007-4275, CVE-2007-4273, CVE-2007-4272, CVE-2007-4271 and CVE-2007-4270 have been assigned. The first vulnerability triggers a buffer overflow in the database when an attacker specifies a specially crafted string via certain environment variable (issue 4276). The attacker could gain the ability to execute arbitrary code. The second vulnerability (4275) gives attackers the ability to load or run their own binaries when entering a search key.
Another critical error (issue 4273) is cased by vulnerable setuid binaries in DB2. An attacker creating specially crafted symbolic links on the system could trick the system into following the links when creating new directories thus opening the system up to the attacker who would possess full write privileges for the new directories.
The remaining vulnerabilities are all related to faulty file and directory management and could allow attackers to gain root privileges. Details on all vulnerabilities are available from idefense. IBM has responded by releasing fixes to patch the vulnerabilities in both versions of the database (Fix for Version 8, Fix for Version 8).
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LOS ANGELES - Monday was probably the first time UCLA basketball coach Ben Howland had a sense of relief after one of his players left practice ahead of schedule.
Senior forward Nikola Dragovic was forced to leave Pauley Pavilion early because of food poisoning ... not a serious injury.
"Food poisoning is not like an ankle or knee injury or anything dramatic," Howland said.
Howland has seen more than his share of ailments during the Bruins' first three weeks of preseason practice. Although Monday's session had the most players participating since practice began Oct. 16, three players weren't around by the time things wrapped up.
Michael Roll was scheduled for non-contact drills but stopped after an hour to ice his sprained right ankle.
Point guard Jerime Anderson participated in his first practice but was limited in on-court time because of a pesky groin-muscle injury.
Brendan Lane continues to be out because of a high-ankle sprain.
The training staff has been cautious with Anderson's recovery because he had a similar injury last season.
Anderson said he felt good and was pain-free. Nonetheless, he will sit out Wednesday's exhibition game against Concordia, as will Roll and Lane.
"I don't think I have anything to worry about," Anderson said of his injury. "I feel I could play fully but they're being cautious right now. I know when I get back I'm going to be a little rusty and a little bit tired but that's because I haven't been out here. I think once I get into game shape, I'll be OK."
Malcolm Lee and Mustafa Abdul-Hamid will run the offense in place of Anderson on Wednesday.
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The frontline leaders presented in here each tell a different story of success. Although their paths have been different, they embody all that is needed to be a twenty-first-century supervisor. Actual job titles may differ from one organization to another, but people who support others and provide leadership qualify themselves for positions of trust in the twenty-first century.
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A Hospital Bullies A Mom And She Fights BackBeth Anne Ballance
You may know Diana Stone from her blog, Hormonal Imbalances. (hey, she's on Ree Drummond's personal blog roll!)
Or maybe you know her from Babble's Being Pregnant Blog.
Maybe you were just introduced to her in the past few days after seeing a Tweet or Facebook comment regarding her risky twin pregnancy.
Either way, I'm glad you know Diana because she's a dear friend of mine and one hell of a momma.
After an awful pregnancy with her daughter Bella (now 2 1/2 years old), Diana and her Army husband decided to expand their family one more time…with the shocking result of identical twin boys. Diana endured a grueling first trimester of exhuastion and hyperemesis gravidarum, doing her best to stay calm and continue to be a great toddler momma. On Friday morning, Diana sent me a text that she was losing the boys – her water broke, she was only 18 weeks, and there was no hope. I sat at my desk and sobbed. This couldn't be happening, not to Diana. Later that evening, an update shot through that she decided not to induce and terminate the pregnancy. While amniotic fluid leaked at a steady rate, the boys were not in distress and she was not in labor. In Diana's heart, there was hope and fight left. To her doctors, she was "hysterical" and berated for personal beliefs, even being told that she was taking up an expensive hospital bed.
The momma bear in me roared. It roared louder throughout the social media sphere as her story went viral. It roared loudest in Diana.
Suddenly, her story was viral – a twin momma desperate to fight for her boys and a hospital telling her to "give up." It's a complex tale of a mother's love, the right to choose, and the medical war on women.
What I find most impressive in this entire story, even knowing Diana well after several years of friendship, is the absolute pure love Diana feels for her boys. To protect them and care for them, even if it means risking her own life. This is her job as a momma and I think her story resonates with so many of us for that reason – if it were our choice to risk ourselves for our children, would we do it? Could we do it in the face of controversy and challenge?
All mommas know that moment where inner strenght pours over your soul, nearly lighting your skin on fire until you're not sure whether it's fear or anger or adrenaline pushing you forward, but you go in to fight. To fight for your child, whether you've just watched your toddler be pushed down on the playground or a rude comment made by a passing stranger or a doctor berating the care you choose.
It's the momma bear in us and she roars loudly.
Read more by Beth Anne:
Hope For The Mommas of Toddlers…a sweet note of encouragement.
Working Mommas Do Raise Their Babies…addressing a really obnoxious opinion.
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Erin Brockovich
Academy Award® Winner
Three-time Academy Award® nominee Julia Roberts as the twice-divorced mother of three young children who sees an injustice, takes on the bad guy, and wins. View more >
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excellent movie ! ! this is the first movie in 10-plus years i've seen in which the entire audience applauded during the movie ! ! a definite must see
hi everyone! i went and saw Erin Brockovich the day it came out, yesterday, and i thought that this was the one of her best movies! the plot was great, the humor, the pain, it was all very well acted out.
i am Julia Roberts #1 fan. SHE WAS GREAT! but that isn't a byist opinion. you'll have to see for yourself! she portrays a great, real-life, character. her emotions were real, and you actually forget that she is Julia Roberts-most famous movie star, and believe that she really is Erin Brockovich, that she actually lived this through. Albert Finney, was great in this movie also. the love-hate relationship between the two was great. they couldn't have pciked a better counter-part for Julia. the kids in the movie were great (her baby's name was beth, same as mine, i was very excited). her boyfriend, george, was also a great character. he is a good actor also.
all in all, this movie is defiantly a GO SEE!! you'll be cheering and clapping all the way up to the end! JULIA ROBERTS RULES!!
Excellent movie! Julia's best role and performance to date. Great supporting cast of characters/actors! The entire theatre was enjoyably vocal and very involved with the plot.
I think this next statement can sum it up... My husband has never been a big fan of Julia Roberts and often tries to avoid her movies, but even he said, "I have to admit, it was a very good movie, better than I ever expected".
Let me start by saying that I'm "NOT" a Julia Roberts sycophant (rabid fan) by any means. I find her movies to be basically "fluff" - unrealistic portrayals of women. (ie: pretty woman/notting hill/runaway bride/etc.) But this movie convinces me she is a "Real" actress not just a gal in Hollywood getting by on good looks and minimal abilities.
Ironically, this film shows how the title character (ERIN) is not taken seriously simply because of her good looks and minimal education. It is refreshing to see Julia take on this role and so engage me that I actually stopped being cynical a few minutes into the film. I am glad to have a new opinion of her and her talents.
This film is so darn good and to know that it is a true story makes it that much more uplifting in the final scene. What a great movie and a wonderful tribute to all women who have the tenacity to navigate the many roadblocks life throws up!
So, thanks Julia - This movie showed me that I have been just as arrogant as the many fools in this movie for not taking you seriously simply because of your exceptional good looks and all those week scripts prior to this one.
I saw the movie today with julia roberts it was so good I hope you will drop what you are doing and go and see it. She gets what she wants and dont take no for a answer. a must see movie!!!!!
I went to this movie with high expectations since I appreciate Julie Roberts, and had noted some good reviews. However, I practically left in the middle. If you want to see cleavage and lots of leg, especially Ms. Robert's legs, by all means go. You'll not be disappointed. And I didn't mind, myself. But that was all there was. Unless you count the attorney bashing, big company bashing, improbable situations (I mean...a good hearted, sensitive, intelligent drifter motorcylist who likes to help out??) and sassy language.
Hey. I agree that big companies are a bad thing and they do bad things, and so do attorneys, but this movie missed by a mile any real insight as to how any of that stuff really works. It just lumped all the corporations and attorneys (easy targets, all) as selfish, shallow, narrow minded people, and pretended that what we all wish was true, namely: that if someone would just get fed up and fight back in plain english, the bad guys would all crumble and we would get rich to boot.
This movie was like watching an adolescent daydream. It didn't add a whit to my understanding of this world and it didn't make me feel good. On the other hand, most of the audience seemed to like it, and I couldn't help feeling I was in the definite minority. However, give me American Beauty or The Matrix or the Green Mile any day. Those movies really transported me. They challenged my core beliefs and basic assumptions. They made me see possibilities I had missed, without preaching, and entertained me to boot. This one made me feel the way I do when I listen to my preteen daughter...I'd like to think she sees something I don't, but in fact she sees much less.
I'd give this a "stay away" rating, but on reflections it would be OK for home, on one of those nights when really you just want to drink beer and not be challanged, and feel free to kibitz without fear of interfering with the flow of the movie.
This is one of the best movies I have ever seen. Julia Roberts did a great job portraying Erin and it is one of her best movies.
The movie in it's entirety left you with a sweet taste in your mouth. It was a movie that when you left the theatre you thought to yourself that one person can make a difference. It is hard to find movies like this nowadays and this was refreshing.
Julia Roberts acted excellent in this movie and did justice (from what the true Erin Brokovich states) to her life and what truly happened. To think that one woman - broke - with 2 children barely surviving on her own would work day in and day out for very little trying to just make a difference in the world is very touching and even more touching realizing this is a true story. In parts - this movie did drag and could have been condensed to still achieve the full story and impact.
You should see it - however, since there are no special effects in it - you could wait for the rental - but it was a good movie.
We really enjoyed the movie. Good plot and could have used a little editing in spots, but nothing major. Did not like Albert Finney at first, but he really came on as the movie progressed. Julia Roberts does a great job. My wife being an attorney even said the legal part was for the most part true. Worth the money.
great all around good script and the characters were great. would highly recomment this to anyone.
Excellent movie! Best one I've seen this year thus far. If you can't take profanity, skip this movie, because it's full of it. Otherwise, it's a well done movie, complete with an odd, rough 70's style of production. Very edgy movie. 3 1/2 stars from me.
It was a cool movie. I liked it especially because it was based on a true story. Julia Roberts is awesome. I love her
This movie is like most other Lawyer movies. It is worth watching, but I think you can rent it and it won't loose anything.
Julie does a great job along with the rest of the class. Lawyer movies just never get me that excited, but if you like them this is a good choice.
A very, very good film.
These types of movies are not normally my cup of tea, but my wife wanted to see it and I'm glad she persuaded me to go along.
Once again Julia Roberts was great, although this is a little different from the usual type of character that she plays.
At first glance it appeared that I'd be in for a long and boring evening because the film was a] Based on a true story & b] The 'Case' was about people trying for compensation against a huge American corporation. But, despite that, the movie nips along at a fairly good pace and there's plenty happening so you don't lose interest.
All in all, a great night at the movies.
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Awesome movie! My fiance and I enjoyed every minutes of it!
I would love to have known that the real Erin B. was in the movie before I saw it the first time, so watch for her as the waitress in the diner where they go for dinner!
I recommend seeing it!!!
Julia Roberts gives a great performance as a woman who uses her brains and her body to battle whoever is resposible for poising the water supply. But the film is on the level of a made-for-television movie. I love Julia Roberts, I even love Erin herself, but overall this movie is second rate.
Erin T Brockovich is a wonderful movie, based on a true story about a heroic woman who exposes the illegal dumping of chemicals, and the affect that it has on the people living in the cities and towns affected by that, and her crusade to right the wrongs.
Julia Roberts does a bang-up job of playing the part of the tough and fiesty Erin Brockovich!
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Does anyone know where I can find a paper map of bike friendly streets in Manhattan?
I found one online, but a paper map would be more convenient.
Does anyone know where I can find a paper map of bike friendly streets in Manhattan?
I found one online, but a paper map would be more convenient.
Go to any (or most?) bike shop they can give you one for free. That's how I got mine. It shows all bike lanes, bike paths, etc. It's the same as this online map, I think.
I got one at the bike expo when I picked up 5 boro tickets. One for NYC, one for New England
There is no map that documents bike friendly routes in Manhattan. You can use the NYC bike maps as a starting point but the only way you can discover the safest routes is by riding them. Whats safe to you is not safe to the next person.
Ride The City offers you the choice of 3 routes when you enter a start and end point. Safer, Safe and most Direct.
The Safer route will generally try to keep you on dedicated bike paths or lanes whenever possible. I find it helpful in planning routes.
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/home/home.shtml, or call '311' in NYC, they will most definitely mail you a paper copy, unless they have no more. In that case, you would probably get the 2014 edition when it is released in spring.
Regarding the safety of the route, the paper copy shows you what the online version does: It is color coded for: Traffic free, painted bike lane, shared bike lane, etc. It is up to you to be careful and decide which is safest, but 'traffic free', (green on the map), is a good starting point.
Thanks for the link, though. Would like to try some suggested safer routes when the weather gets better.
I gave it a try on my commute, and it mostly gave me my route. It only varied in the immediate vicinity of my house on a street I never ride.


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Start Co. is hosting a rooftop fundraiser at Playhouse on the Square Thursday.
The event, at 66 S. Cooper, will include music, drinks and networking opportunities and will run from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Sponsors are Orion, Dillard Door and Commercial Advisors LLC. Tickets are $25 and $30 at the door, and proceeds go towards Start Co.'s $20,000 match challenge. (The organization will see every dollar raised through the challenge matched by an anonymous donor.)
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WOOOW! I love it! Amazing hair drawing!
thanks Villaraco! (: yep! i've really enjoyed while drawing her hair (:
sweeeet :)
thank you soo much, Monika! (:
thanks catspaws!! (:
thanks for your awesome comments Andre!! (:
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thanks Wayne!! (:
Love this piece :)
thank you sooo much Guillermo!! (:
thanks for your support Rudolf!! (:
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