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Established in 1995, United Recyclers Group, LLC was created through the efforts of three dynamic auto recyclers. Their goal was to obtain more control over their parts data, and bring to the marketplace an inventory management system that was created by auto recyclers.
Today, the vision of these three auto recyclers has formed the largest progressive group of auto recyclers in North America. With over 375 partners throughout the U.S. and Canada, URG has created one of the most proactive organizations for the auto recycler.
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Join us for the 2014 URG Training Conference April 10-12, 2014 at the Inverness Hotel in Englewood, Colorado. The Inverness Hotel & Conference Center 200 Inverness Drive West Englewood, CO 80112. Recycler and Vendor Registration information coming soon!
United Recyclers Group (URG) Contact: Don Porter Phone: 512-887-3422 Fax: 512-887-3423 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Website:www.u-r-g.com United Recyclers Group Opposes Repairer Mandates by Insurers October 10th, 2013 – Austin, Texas – The United Recyclers Group (URG) Board of Managers are announcing their decision not to endorse the use of the online parts procurement tool developed by Parts [...]
Click here to print this Press Release CCC and United Recyclers Group Sign Agreement Relationship Delivers Recycled Parts Inventory to CCC ONE™ Estimating Customers Chicago, IL January 25, 2013 – CCC Information Services Inc. (CCC) and United Recyclers Group (URG) announced today they have implemented a parts listing service within CCC ONE™ Estimating, using parts [...]
Veteran Insurance Industry Executive Don Porter joins United Recyclers Group October 1, 2012 – Centennial, Colorado – Insurance industry veteran Don Porter has been named the new Director of Operations/Business Development for the United Recyclers Group (URG). He joined URG in August 2012 after a long career at State Farm Insurance. Don most recently served [...]
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Get Familiar With CompTIA Exam 220-601: A+ Essentials
These practice test questions from MeasureUp are based on CompTIA exam 220-601: A+ Essentials .
The audience for this exam includes individuals who are in the early stages of a career in information technology (IT) and those who plan to start a career in IT. This includes positions such as computer technicians, desktop support technicians and help-desk technicians. Experience installing, configuring and supporting computer hardware, computer software and networks will help you prepare for this exam.
Passing exam 220-601 and exam 220-602, 220-603 or 220-604 earns a candidate one of the certifications required by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) Directive 8570.1. This directive mandates that both DOD employees and contractors who work with the DOD on any security-related initiative must receive proper training and earn one or more network-related and security-related certifications.
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Ep 15 What Happens in Jersey Part 2
Since Joe never got around to telling "Nona" he and Tiffany got divorced, he's forced to beg Mel to pretend to be his trampy ex.
Since Joe never got around to telling "Nona" he and Tiffany got divorced, he's forced to beg Mel to pretend to be his trampy ex.
Mel must pose as Joe's ex-wife.
Joe works out an alternative payment plan when he begins dating the mom (Krista Allen) of one of his students.
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Mel invites her new suitor to stay at her place; Lennox struggles with her new internship.
Mel and Joe co-host "Good Morning, Toledo" and become a hit when they bicker over personal family details.
Mel and Joe learn that Lennox and Zander have taken their relationship to the next level, while Ryder struggles with his new "bad boy" reputation.
Mel severs ties with a friend whom, soon after, Joe begins to date.
Austin does not want to have children, Joe is confused by his new girlfriend, and Lennox works on her college essay.
Joe ruins Mel and Austin's romantic weekend plans, and Ryder is stuck studying with Leland.
Mel reconnects with a childhood friend, and Lennox learns that her blog sponsor uses unfair labor practices.
Joe tries to take his slowly moving relationship to the next level. Zander and Ryder start a graphic novel.
Joe gets a new job that quickly lands him in the middle of a political scandal.
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Best place to have perfects baby gifts!!
All my friends are having babies so I have been buying a lot of gifts and these are amazing!! The gift wrapping is wonderful, and shipping is so fast!
The products are the best quality and reasonably priced. I would recommend purchasing a baby gift from The Elegant Child even if you do not live in California. I will never purchase a baby gift from another store!
Thanks a lot to Teri, the owner of this company, I will definitely be back.
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Wonderful Business – I have bought so many baby blankets from Elegant Child over the years, I've lost count of the children and the years.
In the beginning I would purchase the knit that had the baby's name over and over. Whenever I could, I would try to find out the colors of the baby's room so that we might coordinate it. The thank you's I got were from thrilled new parents, who I believe loved seeing the name of their new baby in so many repetitions. Every once in awhile I would get a picture of the baby posed on the blanket.
Then the fuzzy blankets came out and they were even more special. I believe that some of the new parents rapidly became clients of Elegant Child. More than once I heard from the grandma, who was usually my friend, that the couple had decided to hang the blanket in the room they loved it so much.
Although I have never met Teri in person, I feel that we are friends. I now have such confidence that my gift will be special, that I trust her to recommend what she thinks.
I can honestly say that whenever I purchase something from Elegant Child, I know that everyone will be happy. Teri has created a wonderful business by selecting the most lovely merchandise, and by doing everything she can and more to keep the make her clients feel as special as the new babies.
The best place for Baby Gifts – Elegant child is the only place that I have been purchasing baby gifts for the past 10 years. Teri is an absolute expert on any type of baby gift. Elegant child stocks fantastic inventory and Teri can always help pick a most appropriate gift. The personal service is wonderful. I have only received the best compliments on any gift from this store. Not only are the items superb but the packaging and the presentation are beautiful as well. I have also purchased many bathrobes in adult sizes which make very sophisticated and unique gifts. I would highly recommend shopping at Elegant Child .
Best baby gifts! Amazing customer service!! – I live in Colorado and I needed a baby gift to be shipped the next day. I spoke with Terri on the phone and she recommended the perfect gift. Terri has great taste and knows how to create the perfect gift based on the recipient. The customer service that I received while shopping at The Elegant Child was phenomenal! Not only did the package arrive the next day but also it was wrapped beautifully! The products are the best quality and reasonably priced. I would recommend purchasing a baby gift from The Elegant Child even if you do not live in California. I will never purchase a baby gift from another store!
best customer service – I called The Elegant Child for my boss who needed a very special new born baby gift for one of his most important clients. I spoke with the owner, and she recommanded just the perfect gift, it was messengered the same day and my boss never had received such a glowing thank you note before. We will definitly be back.
Nice Place to shop baby products – Elegant Child has everything for babies, the products are admirable and beautiful right from personalized gifts to excellent accessories. I have really enjoyed the great collection of the visually spectacular products and baby accessories. I will plan to have some!!
Best Baby Gifts!!! – Truly the best baby gifts I have ever seen. All my friends are having babies so I have been buying a lot of gifts and these are amazing!! The packaging is prestine, and the quality is better that I have ever seen. Plus...shipping is so fast!
Best BABY GIFTS IN LA – I got one of the personalized baby blankets there for my Niece. That was 4 years ago and she still brings it everywhere with her. It still look lovely. All of the Elegant child's merchandise is beautiful. They have the softest most beautiful fabrics around. Another good thing is that the prices are NOT crazy. I am so happy that I can always go to Teri at the Elegant Child for all my future purchases. There website is very easy to manage and I love to see the pick of the week that they have on there site. I will be ordering from here for many years to come. I can't wait until I have some little ones, so that I may shop here whenever I need too!
competitive, warm, upscale, easy website, excellent customer service, treat you like a valued friend – I am a small business owner who takes a lot of pride in my customer service. Because of this, I am pretty critical when it comes to other businesses. I expect the same level of service that I give from them. I don't sell baby gifts, and have spent thousands of dollars over the years on baby gifts for friends, family, and clients. I have had my share of bad experiences, but then I met Teri Weiss, of the Elegant Child, at a Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce meeting. Ever since then, I never worry about what I am going to sent out when one of my people have a little one, I just give Teri a call, and she takes care of it with the care that I myself would give if I had more time. I have a lot of celebrity clients, and Teri makes sure, with the most discretion, that they receive their package without duplication and without media attention. I had to add this review when I was searching citysearch for something else and was reminded of the review area. I hope more people take the time to share their shopping experiences on this site, as it really helps searchers make the best decision.
Best gifts, solid service, excellent reputation. – A friend' of my mother was had her first grandchild, and mom wanted to get the baby something special. Because the friend lives far away from us, I suggested that we buy online and have the gift shipped. I went on to google cot com and searched for personalized baby gift baskets, and found elegantchild dot com. After searching the site, I checked out about 11 other websites, but went back to elegantchild dot com to order, as they seemed to have the best there was to find. This turned out to be a good choice. We ordered a personalized directors chair, a personalized baby blanket, a matching bib and a cute bear. Now the same friend is having a second grandchild, and naturally, mom is getting her the same gift, but in a different color. My mother has acquired a reputation among her friends with this particular gift combination; they all want to receive mom's now traditional package for their own grandchildren.
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This is just what the doctor ordered for cleaning your nuts. Get your mind out of the gutter—You know what I mean. Seriously, it eliminated the little pops and snaps that happen while tuning.
The thicker cords are a must have. The thinner ones break to easy. They need to be reinforced a bit more. The breaking would be my only complaint. Other than that they are a good buy.
These abrasive chords are a money saver. You can use them to smooth nut slots after roughing them up with the Gauged saws saving your Double Edge and Gauged slot nut files. They last and can be reused before discarding them.
I don't really find that Mitchell's does much abrading or polishing of bone nut slots. It seems to 'clean out' the slot of bone dust. But it pretty much self destructs before it does any kind of sanding. I will likely return to waxed dental floss for use in cleaning nut slots.
Great for polishing slots but tend to break easily.
They were great for removing the burrs from the metal. They did break easily...that's my only critisism.
After years of using pencil graphite in nut slots and dealing with rough bridge saddles, this abrasive cord has become an essential finishing touch during nut installation and setups. Strings now glide through the nut without 'pinging' and no longer break on sharp bridge saddle slots.
Polishing the nut slots with the abrasive cord stopped the slot pinching the string.
I purchased the thinnest, .015" version. Works great to finish off TOM bridge slots, but prone to breakage. May not be as big an issue with the larger diameter versions. Great idea, and works well-- I'll try a larger diameter next time.
These take 'finickity' to the next level, good results, another must have for saddle and nut slots.
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For the last 15 years, the Montrose Rotary Club has teamed up with the Colorado Parks and Wildlife to host a fishing derby at Chipeta Lake.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife provided free fishing poles and bait, and Rotary Club volunteers cooked hot dogs and offered drinks.
Both groups, along with help from the Gunnison Gorge Anglers, manned the event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and help anyone who needs it.
"It's a way for kids to come out who might have never fished before," said Joel Evans, of the Gunnison Gorge Anglers.
Evans, who gave a short demonstration and safety talk prior to the start of the event, said the goal is to get kids interested in fishing so they can enjoy the outdoors rather than being "glued to electronics."
Montrose resident and mother Kristi Archer liked it. "It just sounded like fun, and Brody has never gone fishing before," Archer said.
Three-year-old Brody was all smiles Saturday, and his favorite part about the day was "catching fish," he said.
Nine-year-old Casten Hess also was enjoying the derby and came with his grandfather, sister and cousins. By 10 a.m., he'd already caught one rainbow trout, but let it go.
"I really don't like the taste of fish," he said. "I normally come here to fish, though, because there are lots of big ones."
Colorado Parks and Wildlife stocked the lake earlier in the week with Snake River cutthroats, Colorado's native trout, as well as rainbow trout and bass, organizer Jim Anderson said. The stocked cutthroats were up to 19-inches long, he added.
Participants under the age of 16 were allowed to fish for free, but anyone older then 16 had to have a fishing license. Each person could keep up to four fish, according to state law.


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Tuscany & Umbria Bike Tour
- Soak up the medieval flavor and ancient traditions of charming hilltop towns
- Taste splendid wines, like Sagrantino, Montefalco Rosso and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano
- Delight in local specialties: hearty ribollita, panzanella, fresh pastas and delicious pastries
- Enjoy gracious hotels with distinct local flavor: a family villa, a former mill and a converted farmhouse
- Get to know our favorite friends and colorful local characters
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Undiscovered Umbria to Cortona, Land of the Tuscan Sun
No doubt you'll arrive with certain expectations. After all, artists and writers have waxed hyperbolic on the glories of Umbria and Tuscany for centuries - how can you not have preconceived notions? But somehow it's still a surprise, the sensory feast that surrounds you. You're still floored by the beauty of silvery olive groves and endless acres of vineyards. By springtime poppies. Summertime sunflowers. Harvest-ready grapes in the fall. By the symphony of flavors in even the simplest of dishes. And the sheer warmth and passione of the local people. Expectations exceeded? Just another day in the heart of Italy.
Days 1-2 Medieval flavor and ancient traditions await in charming hilltop towns The only hill town on the valley floor, Montefalco is a great spot for soaking up views of Assisi to the north and Spoleto in the south Coast downhill to a bountiful picnic lunch in the heart of the Sagrantino wine (Umbria's "big red") production zone Dine and wander in timeless Bevagna, perhaps pausing to browse for ceramics and silver Beauty abounds in Assisi, from the stunning Basilica of Saint Francis to the verdant valley below.
Day 3 Welcome to Tuscany! Taste splendid wines, like Sagrantino, Montefalco Rosso and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Imagine you're in a postcard as you pedal along a sinuous ribbon of road flanked by bright red poppies, cypress trees and undulating hills Spin through the Orcia Valley, where fortified towns and distant Mount Amiata provide a dramatic backdrop Explore Pienza, the Renaissance utopia of Pope Pius II - and birthplace of heavenly pecorino cheese Join our friend Vittorio in his cozy cantina for a private degustazione We're welcomed like family at La Chiusa - you'll understand why we've been coming here for years!
Days 4-6 Cruise past olive groves and sunflower fields to La Braccesca wine estate for an exclusive cooking demo and lunch Pedal through the Chiana Valley, where white Chianina cows graze Bike to historic hilltop Cortona, surrounded by 3,000-year-old Etruscan walls, and the setting for Under the Tuscan Sun Giovanni, our longtime local guide, leads us through this celebrated town Savor a classic Tuscan tableau during an easy ride past ancient farmhouses, vast wheat fields and cypress-lined roads.
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For us it was a truly amazing and educational experience. Loved the physical challenge, loved the cultural interactions and loved the way that the Backroads team made it appear effortless and that we were the only riders on the road, the only customers at the hotels and restaurants. A joy, every minute of it.
This trip was wonderful! Our leaders were fabulous, the cycling was just challenging enough. The hotels were very comfortable, and the service was excellent. And the countryside was so incredibly beautiful - the food, the people - something I will remember for a very long time.- San Marcos, CA
This truly was a remarkable, memorable trip. I feel that biking allowed us to truly experience Italy in an intimate way. We met people on the roadside picking mushrooms...we could see Tuscany, feel Tuscany, and smell Tuscany!- Sammamish, WA
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San Luca (2 nights) In the Zuccari family since the 1500s, this gorgeous villa is surrounded by expansive rose-filled gardens and the vineyards of Montefalco. (pool)
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Montefollonico (1 night) The Hideaway Report describes this welcoming country inn as a "family-run stone manor that looks across to the medieval hill town of Montepulciano."
La Corte dei Papi
Cortona (2 nights) An enthusiastic welcome awaits at this superbly appointed 18th-century country house, rated one of the top hotels in Italy. (pool)
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Gather your favorite people to share a Backroads adventure on a ready-to-book Private Trip - featuring all the legendary Backroads hallmarks from expert leaders to unforgettable activities.
You can pick from a large selection of dates for your group of 8 or more. Call us for date availability.
If your party has fewer than 8 guests, or if your preferred date is not available, we'll create a departure just for you.
Pricing for Private Trips (prices may vary based on departure date)
|2 - 3 guests $6,198 pp dbl. occ.
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|4 - 5 guests $5,598 pp dbl. occ.
|10 - 11 guests $4,298 pp dbl. occ.
|6 - 7 guests $5,098 pp dbl. occ.
|12 or more guests $3,998 pp dbl. occ.
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Every Backroads trip is designed to appeal to a wide variety of interests and fitness levels. We know your pace may vary from one day to the next-and your traveling companion's may differ somewhat from yours. So we present a range of mileage options, and each day you decide exactly what and how much you want to do.
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TGF Fellow 2012
Anna Lisa Varri is a doctoral student in Astrophysics at the Università degli Studi di Milano (Italy), under the supervision of Professor Giuseppe Bertin. For her Master's thesis in Physics, she studied the construction of nonspherical stellar dynamical equilibrium models as an analytical perturbation problem. Her Ph.D. thesis is devoted to the study of the structure and dynamics of globular star clusters, by means of analytical models and numerical simulations. To fully understand the internal dynamics of this class of star clusters, a number of important physical ingredients should be added to the traditional paradigm that primarily relies on spherical non-rotating models of quasi-relaxed stellar systems. In fact, the great progress made in recent years in the acquisition of detailed information on the structure and kinematics of globular clusters calls for a renewed effort in theoretical modelling. Driven by these motivations, during her doctoral studies she constructed several families of self-consistent nonspherical models in which the effects of external tides, internal rotation, and anisotropy in the velocity space are fully taken into account. As a Fulbright Visiting Student Researcher, she also spent an extensive fraction of her doctoral program at Drexel University (Philadelphia, PA, United States) under the supervision of Professors Enrico Vesperini and Stephen McMillan, primarily performing numerical simulations designed to investigate the dynamical stability and the long-term evolution of rotating dense stellar systems.
After the completion of her Ph.D. studies, she will take up The Gruber Foundation Fellowship at the Department of Astronomy at Indiana University (Bloomington, IN, United States), where the study of Galactic and Extragalactic star clusters is a long-standing and prominent research theme, both from the theoretical and observational point of view. The research project supported by the Gruber Foundation will be devoted to an extension of her studies of the dynamics of globular clusters, with the aim of providing a more realistic dynamical paradigm for this class of stellar systems. Within the new framework of analytical models developed in her Ph.D. thesis, supplemented by specifically designed numerical simulations, a number of fundamental questions will be addressed. Particular attention will be given to four open problems in the study of the formation and evolution of globular clusters, namely (a) the effects of angular momentum in the early formation stages; (b) the dynamical characterization of multiple stellar populations; (c) the role of internal rotation in the kinematics of the central regions; (d) the interplay between internal rotation and external tidal field.
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Modern hotel near Helsinki Central railway station
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This sleek, modern hotel is situated in the centre of Helsinki, 500 metres from Market Square and Helsinki Central railway station, and one kilometre from Kiasma and Ateneum Museums.
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The top-floor spa center features fitness facilities, sauna, and massage treatment rooms. Drinks are served in the GLO bar.
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Hotel GLO features a spa centre located on the top floor of the hotel, offering a gym, sauna, steam room, and a range of massage treatments. Drinks can be bought in Cocina Bar, and multilingual staff can assist with 24-hour room service requests, and book tickets for cultural events in the city. Breakfast is served for an extra charge. Garage parking is available next door to the hotel for a surcharge. All prices are subject to change.
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- Total number of rooms - 184
- Number of floors - 8
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Guests of Hotel GLO may enjoy a customized breakfast selection each morning.
GLO Bar - Modern cocktail bar on street level serving cocktails and light fare for lunch or dinner. Outdoor terrace seating is available seasonally.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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The lobby and common areas are pleasant, recently remodeled, wood paneled, and have comfy couches to sit in.
The standard twin room is tiny but serviceable. People who aren't used to European hotel rooms, which are often much smaller than ones in the U.S., may find them a bit too small. There is a teeny bathroom with a toilet and shower. Soap and shampoo are found in dispensers on the shower wall. The sink is located in the bedroom (which actually turned out to be convenient for face-washing and tooth-brushing while somebody was in the shower).
The rooms have recently been renovated in shades of peachy pink and green. Each room has a TV, phone, built-in wardrobe, desk, as well as a hair dryer and hot pot for making coffee or tea.
Continental breakfast is complimentary and is served in the basement restaurant. It's not half bad, consisting of orange or grapefruit juice, coffee or tea, cereal, fruit salad, cheese, croissants, rolls, and butter or jam. Everything provided is fresh, and the staff is very attentive when it comes to replacing depleted rolls, coffee, and the like.
If you want to write home, there's a 24-hour Internet cafe located a short distance towards Hyde Park, down Leinster Gardens, where you can email home for 1 pound per 20 minutes.
The Bayswater area is full of reasonably priced restaurants for lunch and dinner, especially on its main street, Queensway.
Rack rates for the Blakemore are 110 pounds per night for a twin room, but we stayed there on a package, which included round-trip airfare and three nights' hotel for $289 per person. This makes the Blakemore an inexpensive and comfortable base for a visit to London.
The Blakesmore's website is www.blakemorehotel.activehotels.com/GOF.
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New Haven, Connecticut
July 17, 2002
Breakfast is included in the nightly rate, which is posted in the lobby as 110 pounds for a double room. But rooms may be reserved for less online. The breakfast is certainly not a "full" one, with only one type of roll, coffee, juice, and cereal provided. Everything else, including yogurt and fruit, costs a good bit extra.
Our room was a typical (small) European room, with the exception of a shower that was almost American size. In the room we found a hairdryer, coffee maker and coffee, and a separate vanity area. There were plenty of fluffy towels provided underneath the large mirror and sink. The decor was a bit dated, but it was clean and comfortable enough for a short stay. A basic television and telephone were also provided.
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Comedy-drama (also known as dramedy,[1] tragicomedy, comedic drama, or seriocomedy) is a genre of theatre, film, and television that combines elements of comedy and drama, having both humorous and serious content.[2][3]
Traditional Western theatre, beginning with the ancient Greeks, was divided into comedy and tragedy. A tragedy typically ended with the death or destruction of a fictional or historical hero, whereas a comedy focused on the lives of middle to lower class characters and ended with their success.[4] The term drama was used to describe all the action of a play. Beginning in the 19th century, authors such as Anton Chekhov, George Bernard Shaw, and Henrik Ibsen[5][6] blurred the line between comedy and drama.
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The advent of radio drama, cinema, and in particular television created greater pressure in marketing to clearly define a product as either comedy or drama. While in live theatre the difference became less and less significant, in mass media comedy and drama were clearly divided. Comedies were expected to keep a consistently light tone and not challenge the viewer by introducing more serious content.
By the early 1960s, television companies commonly presented half-hour-long "comedy" series or hour-long "dramas". Half-hour series were mostly restricted to situation comedy (sitcoms) or family comedy and were usually aired with either a live or overdubbed laugh track. One-hour dramas included such shows as police and detective series, westerns, science fiction, and serialized prime time soap operas.
Arguably, one of the first American television shows to successfully blend elements of comedy and drama together was Jackie Cooper's military themed series Hennesey. Although the show featured a laugh track, it also contains many elements of character drama that occurred amongst the re-occurring characters and the guest stars. The laugh track wasn't excessively used in each episode; by the third season, it was eliminated completely from the series.
While sitcoms would occasionally balance their humor with more dramatic and humanistic moments, these remained the exception to the rule as the 1960s progressed. Beginning around 1969 in the US, however, there was a brief spate of half-hour shows that purposely alternated between comedy and drama and aired without a laugh track, as well as some hour-long shows such as CHiPs in the late 70s to early 80s. These were known as "comedy-dramas". Another example was The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd, which aired from 1987 to 1991.[citation needed]
These early shows influenced how general TV comedies and series (especially family themed sitcoms) were developed. They often included brief dramatic interludes and more serious subject matter. An example of a successful comedy-drama series that distinguished this genre in television was the series Moonlighting. It generated critical acclaim and was a highly rated series worldwide. Another example of a successful comedy-drama was the television series Eight Is Enough. The show was distinct, because it was not a comedy-drama in the traditional sense. It was an hour-long series that utilized a laugh track, which was very unusual, but is considered a comedy-drama for the fact that it alternated between drama and comedy.[citation needed]
In the United Kingdom, the format first appeared successfully in 1979 with the long-running series Minder, along with other notable comedy-dramas such as Auf Wiedersehen, Pet and Big Deal.
In addition, comedy-drama series have been associated with the single-camera production format.
Attributes of comedy-dramas on TV sitcoms[edit]
In a comedy-drama, there is often an absence of a pre-recorded laughing track. Episodes can be either half an hour or an hour long. However, shows that use a 30-minute format tend to be more comedic with dramatic elements that keep storylines going forward, while shows that use a 60-minute format tend to be more dramatically based with humour used throughout the show either as comic relief or to punctuate certain scenes.
Storylines tend to be more serialized in comedy-dramas, with events taking place in earlier episodes being referred to or having an effect in later episodes. This can be compared to more traditional sitcoms, which focus on telling one standalone story every week. The continuity of character development and storylines are more relevant in comedy-dramas than in traditional sitcoms. Characters' backstories tend to have a greater overall effect on storyline. Something a character has done in the past will often catch up with him or her, as opposed to more traditional sitcoms, where a character's backstory is unlikely to be referenced by the story of the week.
Notable Comedy-dramas[edit]
- Ally McBeal
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Nurse Jackie
- Boston Legal
- Desperate Housewives
- Devious Maids
- Ugly Betty
- Firefly
- Misfits
- Orange is the New Black
- United States of Tara
- Glee
- Once Upon a Time
- Shameless
- How I Met Your Mother
See also[edit]
- Notes
- ^ "Dramedy". Dictionary.com Unabridged. Retrieved 2012-07-30.
- ^ Joel D. Chaston (January 2001). "Baum, Bakhtin, and Broadway: A Centennial Look at the Carnival of Oz". The Lion and the Unicorn 25 (1): 128–149.
- ^ J. L. Styan (1968). The Dark Comedy: The Development of Modern Comic Tragedy. ISBN 0-521-09529-8. Retrieved 2012-07-30.
- ^ David L. Simpson (1998). "Comedy and Tragedy". Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ Victor Emeljanow (1997). Anton Chekhov. ISBN 0-415-15951-2. Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ Peter Conrad (2006). Cassell's History of English Literature. Sterling Publishing Company, Inc. ISBN 0-304-36821-0. Retrieved 2008-01-26.


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Cose migliori d'Italia - con sorriso! – The store's owners regularly small groups of food aficionados for a week at a time to visit and stay with their suppliers - typically award winning purveyors of very special foods or artisan kitchen, dining, and other craft goods. Every item in the store is premium - the highest quality of the line or singularly unique. And every item has a story - just ask.
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Wonderful shopping experience! – The first time I went to this store, I was so surprised to see such a variety of unique food items from Italy - 14 lbs of dried San Marzano tomatoes in a tiny jar, smoked pasta, truffle salt, and more. The owners have done a superb job of purchasing interesting and delicious foods that I have never found elsewhere in the Metroplex. The foods are wonderful but the customer service is top-notch. During the holidays, I ordered a customized gift basket - it was sent the same day!
Great shopping for kitchen and entertaining-related items, wonderful owners – I "re-discovered" Flavors from Afar after they moved across the street in Snider Plaza. It has become one of my favorite shopping destinations. I can get great olive oil and vinegars as well as all sorts of kitchen and entertaining items, not to mention a cappucino if I want one. It's almost like going back to Italy! Nancy and Gary are delightful and very helpful. Don't miss this store.
A Clever & Tasty Holiday Gift – Here it is, gift giving time again, and every year it's a challenge. How can you dazzle and delight without spending a fortune on dear friends and relatives? Well, one easy answer could be matching bottles of a fabulous balsamic vinegar and an exquisite imported olive oil. Flavors From Afar has the absolute best best best balsamic anywhere, add one of their wonderfully rich fruity olive oils decanted it into your own pretty containers and you've got a gift of good taste for everyone on your list. There, shopping done. But be careful, give it once and they will start mentioning birthdays, anniversaries, new haircut days and who knows what else? And while you are at it, don't forget to gift yourself!
a little bit of italy right here in Dallas – Flavors From Affair in Snider Plaza is a wonder little shop with big surprises inside...you will find a real taste of Italy inside and the owners are so nice and helpful. If you are looking for the unique and lovely from Italy...this is the spot in Dallas
Not your typical store! – Flavors From Afar continues to beat expectations. I recently stopped in and filled a jar with their rosemary infused olive oil. Gary recommended tossing it in pasta and you'll look like a gourmet cook! He was right. Just imagine being able to refill you olive oil just like the Italians do in their own village. The service is personal -- they even lead trips to Italy with their customers!! My favorite touch is the e-mail newsletter which is full of interesting tidbits and specials. The store is always changing so you have to read the newsletter and visit often!
Best foodie shop even for non-foodies – Unique finds at Flavors from Afar don't stop with the food items. Nancy and Gary have an incredible selection of Italian pottery, linens and hand milled soaps all at really great prices.
I have never gone in the store without buying Honey Ginger Teryaki sauce. Usually I buy 3-4 at a time to avoid a teryaki catastrophe later. In fact, I don't pass the store without stopping in. After I stock up on the teryaki I then move on to the Spunny... What is Spunny??? Spunny is actually only available in Texas at Flavors From Afar. It is bee keepers reserve pure clover honey that is the consistancy of butter. Put that on your biscuit and call it a day.
I should also mention Wine Glace. Sister, this is good stuff. One package makes two blender fulls...what a deal. You put half the glace and some Shiraz in the blender then mix then add ice then mix again. This is very much like a grown up slurpee. This also makes a great gift.
Great store and wonderful owners!! Nancy and Gary have a good thing going.
Great place to take your out-of-town "foodie" friends – Flavors from Afar is always on the must do list for our out-of-town foodie friends. Once they check it out, they always want to come back! No matter where our friends are from, they've never seen anything like it. The products are so fresh and interesting, and the customer service can't be beat (either can Gary's cappuccinos!!!) Where else can you "try before you buy" and find the one of a kind items Nancy and Gary so carefully select. The attention to detail that they have is practically unheard of in our fast paced and fast food world.
Excellent place to purchase gifts for all of the foodies and foodie wanna-be's on your list!
Dallas Foodies love this place – If you're looking for a great culinary gift or need that little something to make your dinner party extra special, then you need to visit Flavors from Afar. They have traveled extensively to find unique food items that would make any food lover excited. Sign up for the newsletter and you will be updated on their events. We went to a goat cheese "field trip" that was very informative as well as very tasty. Nancy and Gary are wonderful hosts and have gone above and beyond to help us find products and information. If you're a Foodie and are in the Dallas area - you must visit Flavors from Afar.
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Fits Promenade Pushchair Seat / Doubles Seat
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Mesh Fabric for the Phil and Teds Promenade. The mesh cover is designed to fit onto the pushchair or doubles seat and to keep the harmful rays of the sun and insects off your baby but still allows air circulation, perfect for those hot summer days.
I bought one of these initially for my son who sits in the second seat unit on my promenade,thinking that my daughter would not entertain the idea as she does not think much of being covered up by her rain cover. She got rather excited when it arrived and asked to have a go. I have since returned for another. The cover itself provides full cover (I was afraid it might skimp and not fit fully on the main seat unit like the rain cover does); an added bonus in my opinion of not having to constantly adjust a parasol. It looks fairly dark from the outside looking in but from the other direction whilst they are in the shade, they can still see what's going on around them. Defiantly worth consideration if you are buying or have this pushchair. I am pleased.
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Summer quilt show is July 16-Aug. 15
The Year of the Dragon is the theme of this summer's quilt show at Franklin Square Gallery in Southport. The show, which runs from July 16-Aug. 15, is the 20th year the quilt guild has participated in a challenge show at the gallery.
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Amuzu Theater in Southport will present "The Ultimate Tribute to Johnny Cash," featuring the The Johnny Folsom Four from Raleigh, for one show only at 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4.
Johnny Cash fans of all ages can enjoy hit songs like "I Walk the Line," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Ring of Fire," "A Boy Named Sue" and many other favorites as the group honors the "Man in Black" through a portrayal of this American legend.
Thursday, July 26
Weight Watchers, weigh-in at 9:30 a.m., meeting at 10 a.m., Southport Presbyterian Church, 1025 E. Moore St., Southport. For details, call (800) 651-6000.
Rotary Club of Shallotte, meets 12:30 p.m. at Starz Grill at Planet Fun, Whiteville Road, Shallotte. Visiting Rotarians welcome.
VFW Post 7288 bingo, 5:30 doors open, early birds start at 6:30 p.m. Carter Drive, Calabash. Call 579-3577 for information.
AARP Southport Chapter, 11:30 a.m., Surfer's Restaurant, Southport.
Chloe Crosby is 10 years old and lives in Austin, Texas. Recently, while visiting her grandmother, Marcia, at Sandpiper Bay in Sunset Beach, she visited the Museum of Coastal Carolina in Ocean Isle Beach. She liked it so much they came back for a second visit.
She told her grandmother visiting the museum was the highlight of her vacation and wanted to do something that would help the museum, so she decided to sell lemonade and donate any money she made to the museum.
On Sunday, July 1, the trio of summer art camps sponsored by the Brunswick Arts Council and funded by ATMC ended with a two-act play written and directed by Sue MacCallum and performed by the KamKam Theater Company.
MacCallum volunteered to teach the summer art drama camp and used the campers as the actors and stagehands. The KamKam Theater Company was born and after three days of preparation, a play, "Looking Back at the Past," was presented to parents and friends on July 1 in an auditorium at Brunswick Community College.
Artist Melanie Walter will conduct a Pine Needle Basketry workshop from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. July 20 at Sunset River Marketplace art gallery in Calabash. During the four-hour session, students will learn how to create pine needle basket focusing on how to start, coil and shape the basket.
Walter will also discuss how to find long-leaf pine needles, prepare them for use and how to seal the finished basket. One small project will be completed during the class.
On the heels of a highly successful art workshop with Sterling Edwards, Sunset River Marketplace in Calabash has announced a showing of Edwards' newest abstract pieces at the gallery. It includes two on paper under glass and several large acrylic paintings on canvas.
The abstracts by Edwards will be available at the gallery through Sept. 30.
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Senior site menus
Here are lunch menus for Brunswick County's seven Senior Nutrition Sites for next week.
Monday, July 23
Meatballs with Italian sauce, spaghetti noodles, tossed lettuce/carrot salad, green beans, whole wheat bread, low-fat salad dressing, unfrosted lemon cake, milk.
Tuesday, July 24
Pork chops, corn, cabbage and carrots, rice, dinner roll, milk.
Wednesday, July 25
Hot dogs (2) with bun, baked beans, greens, mustard, fresh orange, milk.
Thursday, July 26
By Leon Applegate
Special to the Beacon
Have you ever watched a real expert do a job with such expertise and style that it makes you feel good just being there? Well, I had that experience when I saw Sue Hunady teach during a final rewards ceremony for a group of middle school students that had just completed three days of hard work and fun at a summer fine art camp.
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NLD For the Record is the monthly e-newsletter of the SDCBA's New Lawyers Division. For the Record contains articles of interest to newer practitioners, and a bevy of information on the Division's programming and activities. For the Record is distributed to the Division's membership (attorneys in practice for less than seven years) and SDCBA law student members on the second Thursday of every month.


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Submission time is over and the final eight entries for the Life's a Beach Photo Competition have been decided and placed in a gallery for your perusal!
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"Kobe Bryant indicated to Pamela Bryant that the items belonged to her and that he had no interest in them,"
She's well within her right to do anything she wants with the stuff, he HAD NO INTEREST IN THEM and said they BELONGED TO HER. If he wanted the stuff so bad, he should have taken it when she asked him what he wanted to do with it. If he had a caveat, he should have said "just don't sell it." He gave it to her, she can do what she wants with it. Case closed.


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Undergraduates (except for School for Professional Studies), Masters students in the John Cook School of Business and School of Medicine MD students will be contacted by their deans' offices about applying for graduation online through Banner Self-Service.
Students who have applied online through Banner Self-Service can see the diploma name and diploma mailing address they submitted by going to Student/Student Records/View Online Application to Graduate.
If a change needs to be made to your diploma name or diploma mailing address, please contact your dean's office and they will notify the Registrar's Office.
All other students will continue to apply for graduation through their College/School/Center, using a paper form.
Conferral dates can be found on the Academic Calendars webpage.
Commencement Ceremony information can be found here: http://www.slu.edu/x16283.xml.
Ph.D. Graduates: Your graduation date will be the date you successfully defend your dissertation. You are welcome to walk in the commencement ceremony for the semester in which your degree is conferred.
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2012 Toyota 4Runner Trims
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Rear-wheel drive has its benefits—especially when it's on the 2012 Toyota 4Runner Limited. Although it ekes out only 1 more mile per gallon on the highway above its 4WD friends, the Limited boasts a suspension damper standard, and an optional X-REAS Sport Enhancement Suspension for improved car-like performance on paved surfaces. Notably exclusive features in the Limited include leather upholstery, heated front seats, dual-zone climate control, remote entry/ignition, powered lumbar support, HD radio and an integrated rear-view camera.
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Taking the top of the line has its perks—above and beyond a full-time 4WD system controlled by a center locking differential, of course. Featuring leather upholstery, heated front seats, dual climate control, remote keyless ignition/entry, integrated rear-view camera and so much more on top of Toyota's Entune infomatics, the Limited promises a world of perfectly reachable possibilities. The standard suspension dampers increase this particular model's road manners, but if you want improved bump and cornering confidence, opt for the X-REAS Sport Enhancement Suspension.
Basic as Toyota tries to make the 2012 4Runner SR5 sound, this "base" model is anything but skin-and-bones, with features like rear parking sensors, heated power-adjustable mirrors and all the trimmings for any type of haul up to 5,000 pounds. Driving on its rear wheels will add just 1 mpg on the highway, but surely a pretty penny will get to skip the trip to your insurance provider. Whether you choose the 5-speed manual or auto-manual, this chameleon's surprising road manners are sure to please.
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For a "base" model, the 2012 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4WD sure does come with a mighty long list of standard features, and for 2012 you can finally opt for a 5-speed manual. In addition to one of the finest part-time 4WD systems known to automaking, the SR5 also fetches features like heated power-adjustable mirrors, cruise control, rear parking sensors, power rear window, tilt-and-telescoping multifunction steering wheel, Bluetooth connectivity, roof rack, cargo tie-downs, two 12-volt power outlets, universal transmitter and even 3 months of XM satellite radio to go with the 8-speaker sound system, complete with features like iPod interfacing.
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There's a lot of roads out in that great wide yonder, and the Trail 4WD is built to get you there with its unique 4-wheel-drive system. Above the standard rear locking differential, hi-lo electronic gear selection and auto-locking hubs, the Trail also features mud guards, water-repellant upholstery, skid plates, selectable terrain modes and Crawl Control. Opt for the Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System to disconnect the front and rear stabilizer bars for extreme maneuvers, and while you're at it, get those optional off-road all-season tires, too, just to make sure you're ready for anything.


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- Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
- Release Date: Mar 5, 2013
- Also On: Xbox 360
- Summary: Ultimate Ninja STORM 3 promises to unleash a tornado of ninja action and adventure that the franchise is known for, with over eighty playable characters, advanced online modes and enhanced fighting mechanics that allow anyone to become a ninja master.
- Developer: CyberConnect2
- Genre(s): 3D
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 20 out of 32
Mixed: 12 out of 32
Negative: 0 out of 32
Mar 8, 2013A real gem for fans of the Konoha ninja, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is rich, well-crafted, fun to play and as worthy of the series as ever.
Mar 14, 2013After the weak 'Generations' Naruto returns to top form. It has its share of flaws, but nonetheless this is the best Naruto adventure yet.
Mar 12, 2013CyberConnect2 has listened to fans' feedback for Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3, and it was the right decision. The mistakes of Generations are behind now and we're offered a really good Story mode, even if you'll be only watching your screen most of the time. With a huge choice of characters and a still very efficient gameplay, Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is obviously the very best episode.
Mar 5, 2013Its impressive Adventure mode stays true to the anime and creates an experience typically not found in a fighting game. Its enhanced combat system, coupled with its large roster of characters, makes for fun offline and online matches that will keep you exploring the ins and outs of each character.
Mar 6, 2013Naruto is a beloved ninja, in Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 he has a great story to tell. Fans have found the best game in the Shippuden series, but really this chapter has some unforgivable mistakes. New ideas and classic setbacks, all together in a beautiful cel shading.
Mar 13, 2013There is no doubt that this is the best game of Naruto that you can buy, even though there are some flaws to be considered.
Mar 7, 2013This game is only for those who care to see Naruto's story continue to play out, and though it has its moments, it doesn't deliver quite the level of excitement you'd hope for from a game bearing the Naruto Shippuden name.
Score distribution:
Positive: 23 out of 39
Mixed: 6 out of 39
Negative: 10 out of 39
Mar 16, 2013THE MOST AMAZING GAME
Just finished the game and its about 15-20 hours long, feels like you are playing a 20 hour anime session. The gameplay is varied and combat is very good, and the story is very emotional and very well-crafted.
A big upgrade to the single player from all the past games!
Definitely worth the purchase for me… Expand
Mar 8, 2013The game is absolutely fantastic the story mode contains great storytelling and breathtaking battles the ending is a great cover of the original since it's not finished on free battle and online the new 14 characters are great but they could put more inside so.... if you are a fan of naruto series definitely pick this game it's amazing!… Expand
Mar 8, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This game tottaly sucks, no Edo Kages,no Gin and Kin, so they only care about the main characters like naruto and sasuke, for example Konan and juugo who realy need some updates like new ultimate and new awakenning dont get nothing!! So they copy and paste, it is exaclty like generations and storm 2, it lacks inovation in gameplay and the story its not like the manga. So dont you get fooled by the good comentaries about this game because for someone who follows this franchise since storm 1 i can say in my humble opinion this game TOTALLY SUCKS. Dont waist money in something like this, so if they invest poorly in the game they shall get no money from us… Expand
Nov 30, 2013Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is fourth entry in the Ultimate Ninja series. If you are not familiar with the game series or even the anime series I would suggest to pass on this game. The story starts off right where the last left off and continues the story of Naruto. You will be completely lost if you do not know who characters are and what they do. The game play has not changed much from the previous game. The fighting is still flashy but simple when you delve deeper into the game. During the story mode you will be watching a lot of cutscenes and fighting 4 or 5 times in each chapter. But the sections in between the fighting and cutscenes are tact on and feel unnecessary. The multiplayer is runs well and seems to have a decent community. In the end Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is a great game for Naruto fans but if you are not familiar with the with these characters, I would stay away.… Expand
Mar 6, 2013I agree with this: This game sucks, cc2 and namco bandai only copy and paste, besides that only important characters get updates, no edo kages nothing realy new its only stuff that was already there, no update on the characters that realy need it like konan or juugo, the story its not like the anime or the manga they just changed it, we have been deceived by namco bandai and cc2. They are very lazy and only think about the money, well think again we fans are not stupid… Expand
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The versatile Bosch MUM48R1GB kitchen machine is the perfect addition to your kitchen.
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As a multi-talented, creator, writer and producer, Brian Pulido is known for his unique brand of edgy, pop cultural entertainment and merchandise. With a range that extends from comic books to animated and live action motion pictures, Pulido has captured the imagination and loyalty of legions of fans.
His most recent and high profile project, The Graves, a feature film starring Tony Todd (CandyMan) and Bill Mosley (The Devils Rejects), was written and directed by Pulido and is coming to theaters Jan. 29, 2010 from After Dark Films (Horrorfest). Lionsgate, will release the DVD. SyFy will premiere The Graves in 2010. Internationally, The Graves has sold into a dozen countries and counting.
Pulido wrote and produced Lady Death, an animated feature from ADV Films, based on the character he created, one of the most popular bad girl characters to ever hit comic book publishing. His award-winning short horror film, Killer Gnome (formerly Theres Something Out There), has played dozens of film festivals and has garnered eight wins worldwide. His music video, Calabreses Voices of The Dead, has exceeded 1.2 million views on YouTube.
As the President of Chaos! Comics, Pulido was the leading independent comic publisher of the 1990s, with sales exceeding twenty million dollars and titles translated into eight languages. As creative director, Pulido won twelve international printing awards and oversaw hundreds of licensed items including action figures, statues, trading cards, posters, prints, barware and apparel.
Pulido has created and written hundreds of comic books including Lady Death, Evil Ernie, Purgatori and licensed comics including A Nightmare on Elm St., Chucky, Friday The 13th and Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Hes published licensed comics for WWE (Mankind, Undertaker, The Rock & Stone Cold Steve Austin) and movie brands including Universals The Mummy and Halloween.
Mischief Maker Studios, LLC, Pulidos media company, represents the rights to ten comic book properties whos combined sales have exceed ten million dollars. Mischief Maker also has several feature-length scripts ready for production.
Pulido received the Comic Book Legal Defense Funds Defender of Liberty award for his fundraising efforts in support of first amendment issues and is on the board of Directors for The Hero Initiative, a non-profit organization that raises funds for comic book veterans in need. He co-founded the International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival in Phoenix, Arizona.
Pulido is a graduate of New York Universitys Tisch School of the Arts Motion Picture and Television Department.
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Craft in America series: Episodes I & II
Saturday, May 4, 2013
2:00 pm
Craft in America is a Peabody Award-winning series from PBS, a filmic "journey to the artists, origins, and techniques of American craft." Each hour-long episode is arranged around a theme and explores the methods and objects of a variety of exemplars of their respective crafts. Free.
2 pm: Episode I: "Memory." For a preview and more information, click here.
3 pm: Episode II: "Landscape." For a preview and more information, click here.