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Jack Me'hoffer February 16, 2013 at 09:25 pm
I agree those dopey retards should all see that flick, and also forced fed birth control.
Tim Gallagher February 19, 2013 at 05:32 pm
I really enjoyed Dead Poet's Society. It was extremely well acted and captured the Prep world pretty…Read More well in my opinion. I believe that some teachers can reach students while some parents are more concerned with their own image than their children's strengths or goals. As far as Braveheart, I watched it once and thought it was decent. Most individuals will not look at this film in historical context but will just want to be entertained by the action and bravado. I usually appreciate Robert's point of view (whether or not I agree) but did not care for this. His depiction of Sideshow clearly took over this piece. In my opinion, the point that we may determine whether we will like or dislike a film based on the source of the recommendation could have been made without getting into the paragraphs of detail about a guy that he truly despised. This is too much personal information. Robert's decision to resort to stereotypes based on one's birthplace and the neighborhood and religious affiliation of that area seemed to be that of a very angry individual.
Linda Barnes February 19, 2013 at 07:00 pm
I live in Burbank and am from Ocean City. Wonder if she lives close by.
Dan Leo February 18, 2013 at 07:41 am
It's the last line of Brett's starring vehicle, The Sun Also Rises.
Ned Bulmash February 8, 2013 at 09:31 am
Again, a well written blog.
I think Baxter is one of the most strangest movies I had ever heard of.…Read More
Maybe because every "dog" film I have known is valiant and good, not like Baxter.
And the ugliness of Baxter. ! have seen some pit bulls-like Petey in the "Our Gang_
comedies and others. Baxter was cast for ugliness probably for his malevolent thougts..
I will watch it now in its entirety.
Kelli February 3, 2013 at 03:20 pm
My experiance growing up with Sally Starr was much like apmost every other child of our era, I…Read More watched her on television. She had a warm smile and a enthusiastic outlook that drew me to her. But the one thing that stands out the best in my mind is the total crush my grandfather had on her. He use to tease my grandmother about it for years. And it became the family chuckle around the dinner table.
On my grandparents 50th wedding anniversary, my grandfather had been seriously ill but was up for a family party. His illness had left him sad and defeated, then the telephone rang. It was Sally Starr, my aunt had written her and asked her to call. He lit up like a kid at Christmas and spoke to her for about ten minutes. They were the most precious ten minutes in the world. We lost him a few short months later, but she gave him something none of us could.
I thank her for that and will always remember her fondly.
Tim Dixon February 3, 2013 at 09:44 pm
Captain Noah and his Magical Ark..the person to introduce me to the music of Woody Guthrie! He also…Read More had a monster who ate trash! Every day I always remembered to "feed Momwop!" Then there were friends of ours who got their big break on the Chief Halftown Show! "ees da sa sussaway" Trible members!!
Ned Bulmash February 3, 2013 at 05:52 pm
This essay is excellently written.
I have to view Pyscho again.
All I can remember is when Marion…Read More and Norman have a discussion while she is eating her meal and of course, the shower scene.
Oh, and the fantastic music score. If I see it again maybe I see the comedy.
Jack Taylor January 26, 2013 at 03:02 pm
One person i finally got to see, after years and years of being a wrestling fan was superfly. It was…Read More a hot day in Atlantic City..He had just got done wrestling on the beach..He was driving away in a golf cart about 50 yards away, back to me.So I yelled top of my lungs...JIMMYYY..and he turned around an found the voice, stood on the golf cart an did his high flying pose..Thanks jimmy that was priceless..One of your many fans..Jack(captain)Taylor.
Ned Bulmash January 29, 2013 at 10:55 pm
I read the blog twice and to be frank I don't understand the comedic elements.
Robert Castle January 30, 2013 at 04:13 am
Hitchcock suggested the comedic element. I take him at his word. I look at the film. We don't get…Read More past the credits and he's messing around with the title -- what I call the psychotic break -- and does the same thing with his name. He's drawing our attention to something.
I am making another stab at the "comedy" element in the next article. Possibly, the comedy lies in the way people perceive themselves. Mrs. Bates, via Norman, is hung up about not swatting a fly. Her paranoia and worries at the end have an absurdity or ridiculousness to them.
All I'm showing is that Psycho is a very complex film and can be examined from many perspectives. Psycho as comedy is by no means the final frontier of the film.
Ned Bulmash January 18, 2013 at 05:02 pm
I don't know anything about Peter Greenaway. I will see if the Camden County Library has DVDs of his…Read More films.
L. Eaves March 24, 2013 at 09:30 pm
I have rarely experienced a more thoroughly comedic filmmaker in all my years than Peter Greenaway,…Read More myself. This is a man who recreates the tempest in Shakespeare's The Tempest with a child urinating from a swing! And where the films are not comic, they are often tragicomic or satirical, two other modes which I would attribute to comic expression. A Zed and Two Noughts is hilarious, Drowning By Numbers is essentially a giant non-sequitur full of wordplay and visual puns, and 8½ Women is essentially a continuation on this thread. To flip your comment on its head: "most of his films lack levity or lightness (an affliction many difficult directors suffer)", I think many difficult directors' films are seen as lacking levity due to the viewer not picking up on the humor because it's not telegraphed, or it is melded within rather than detracting from the drama/tragedy/etc. The list of films I find full of levity that others find absolutely bereft of it is long, and I continually look for more films that will fit in that vein, because they're often the subtlest and most clever.
Robert Castle March 24, 2013 at 10:24 pm
I agree with you wholeheartedly. You seem to be more tuned into Greenaway than I am. Perhaps I…Read More find The Falls a comic tour de force, the humor/comedy of his other films doesn't strike me as hard. Yet, I'm a big fan of his. The two films on Rembrandt are excellent (his sardonic humor comes through on his documentary dealing with Rembrandt's Nightwatch). Glad to see a Greenaway fan in this area of the world.
Kathleen Maher January 13, 2013 at 01:05 am
By now I wonder if Theseus or Daedalus (some ancient Greek like that) could find that bathroom past…Read More the musician's break room, even with an empty bladder.
Dan Leo January 13, 2013 at 10:04 am
Odysseus finding his way home was nothing compared to Arnold trying to make it to a men's room.
Matt Skoufalos (Editor) January 4, 2013 at 01:52 am
bayboat, have you checked out the blog entry that was the precursor to this? If you're charitable…Read More towards the idea, here's where Bob lays out his concept:
Tim Gallagher January 4, 2013 at 03:19 pm
Based on the thesis Robert proposed, I believe that bayboat has every right to state his opinion of…Read More Robert. At first glance, I found the title of Robert's latest blog to be purposely contentious. After reading the thesis, I believe that he feels there are some films for which little or no exposure would be ideal. He has the right to say so. bayboat apparently feels from the sampling of Robert's works that he is a grump. Without really knowing him (my perception), he has formed an opinion based on limited information. The blog and bayboat's opinion of Robert both happen to be negative. I happen to like many of Robert's blogs and have no idea what he is really like. I consider my self reasonably intelligent. I enjoyed both films for varying reasons. Forest Gump was a proposperous yet vulnerable character who was carried by a fantastic sound track and a video anthology of an individual view of the times. I felt good after it was over but did not let it insult my intelligence or alter my views of those times. I thought that A Beautiful MInd was well acted while offering a somewhat sensationalized view of Schizophrenia. I left thinking that I was sure John Nash was far more complex than could possible be portrayed in a film but I enjoyed the entertainment of the vehicle. Lastly, while I agree that this format is best served by using real names, there are many individuals who do not feel comfortable doing so for varying reasons. We just have to accept that people are different.
Richard H is smarter then Mini Minster January 7, 2013 at 05:40 am
I didn't read this story but the writer is an idiot!!!
I agree with you bayboat.
Ned Bulmash December 26, 2012 at 12:26 pm
I love movies but I never saw the relationships in film presented by Mr. Castle i.e. the birds in…Read More Psycho and The Birds. Does Hitchcock really think out the development of movies with similar motifs like this?
I really have study and watch some films more.
The Truman Show was unsettling to me . The way a human whole "being" was snatched away for ratings. I did see it all from beginning to end but I felt quesy afterwards. I think reality show viewers have to get a life and get off the "tube!"
Ned Bulmash December 22, 2012 at 07:54 pm
I think of the Monolith as a composite of curiosity and intelligence.
Humankind has to disable…Read More HAL-the supercomputer-because this invention is theatening our own lives.
Sean Gallagher December 23, 2012 at 01:45 am
I think the monolith is alien in nature and is designed to spark mankind's evolution. One of my…Read More favorite movies of all time. There are so many different intrepretations, which is great. The only filmmaker today who comes close to Stanley Kubrick's ambiguity is Paul Thomas Anderson.
Mike Gerety May 12, 2013 at 02:38 am
The film stands the test of time as the most awesome movie of all time!
Shirley December 17, 2012 at 06:29 pm
We used to make mix tapes with a reel-to-reel tape recorder, although they weren't always romantic…Read More songs to sent to the latest teen crush. Often we made mix tapes of favorite songs or just bits of songs - I think that's called sampling these days - to make something amusing. Can't you make a mix CD?
Jamie Blanchard December 17, 2012 at 09:07 pm
You can but for the sake of not writing too much I kept the story shorter. Mix cd's are fine but to…Read More me it's a drag and drop process so some of the art/romance was lost. To me sitting on your living room floor with a book of cd's open waiting for to press stop and record was always some painfully sweet gesture. Reel-to-reel is pretty neat, did you hang onto it? I imagine the memories alone is worth keeping it for.
Ned Bulmash December 12, 2012 at 07:10 pm
I think Andy Griffith was a very talented actor.
My grandmother loved Lawrence Welk and when I…Read More sometimes watched it with her
and remember the Geritol sign behind the band. Geritol "the solution to tired blood."
What is tired blood anyway?
Terri Ashman Wallowitch December 11, 2012 at 03:49 pm
Thank you so much for your coverage of our band this season. You've captured some wonderful moments…Read More & have preserved some great memories!
Robert Castle December 8, 2012 at 08:10 pm
What does "just another opinion" or "right to an opinion" mean? If one doesn't…Read More want to engage the opinion being made, the better option is silence. I know I have an opinion or interpretation. I make it because I think it's valid. I gave me reasons and examples. I checked the "blink" site that Matt mentioned. It's more about instant cognition. Gladwell's describing a mental process that, perhaps, we take for granted or are oblivious to. My "worst movies" concept is more about the way we construct our judgments. As the follow up to it will show, I'm less interested in being "correct" about how good the movie is than what exactly am I responding badly to when, say, I see a trailer for a movie or hear someone comment on it.
Matt Skoufalos (Editor) December 9, 2012 at 01:31 am
Somewhere in the strain of these arguments is this guy, Bob, who applies Gladwell's…Read More "thin-slicing" to the title credits of a movie as his quick-judgment criteria. An interesting example of it, provided within, is the title sequence from Se7en:


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Clarksville, TN – Prom-O-Rama is coming to Clarksville again and a rainbow of color will be flowing through Miller-Motte Technical College's (MMTC) campus soon. Hundreds of prom dresses will be collected at MMTC starting February 18th.
In an effort to keep costs down for Montgomery County high school girls attending their proms, MMTC is collecting prom dresses from ladies in the community that wish to sell dresses they will no longer wear, but would like to sell.
Some of the dresses registered to sell are brand new with the tags still on them. Some are gently worn. Each person wanting to sell their dress can bring their dress to Miller-Motte and set the price they want to receive for their dress. Dresses can be brought to campus starting Monday, February 18th at 9:00am. The last day to register them for sale will be Thursday, February 21st until 6:00pm.
Miller-Motte is not making any money from this event because the event is designed as a community service to help teenage girls and their families find a beautiful dress at a cost they can afford. All of the money received for the dresses goes to the seller. Prices will vary as each seller sets the prices, but they are much less then buying a dress at a retail store.
Maria Scott is the High School Presenter for Miller-Motte and the organizer of the event. "We are so excited to offer this opportunity to the Clarksville community. Every girl should feel like a princess at their prom regardless of how much their budget is. Last year we had close to 300 dresses (281 to be exact) and over 100 customers. We expect to double the amount of dresses we have this year," said Scott.
Scott continued, "Gent's Formal Wear will have racks of brand new dresses for sale at reduced prices. We have dresses that retail in the $200.00-$600.00 range being sold anywhere from $35.00 to $150.00! We will have dresses in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes. This is also a great opportunity for ladies to sell their dress and get extra cash, while helping someone else find a beautiful dress for less. Miller-Motte Technical College will not profit from this event. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of dresses will go to the seller. We are simply hosting this event to benefit our community."
The sale starts at 10:00am and ends at 2:00pm on Saturday, February 23rd! The event will not only have dresses, but there will be a florist, photographer, Accessorize Yo Lyfe, and Sun Oasis Tanning Spa, and other vendors with prom accessories. Enter to win door prizes which include but are not limited to prom accessories or a hair/make–up package from Serenity Spa at Miller-Motte.
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The first Monofilament Cleanup Day will take place from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 17, beginning at Save Our Seabirds, 1708 Ken Thompson Parkway.
The event is sponsored by Sarasota Bay Watch, Audubon of Florida and Save Our Seabirds, and aims to cleanup fishing line, which, when left behind, can become entangled on Sarasota Bay's bird-nesting islands and shorelines, posing a fatal hazard to birds and other wildlife.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission biologists identify monofilament fishing line as the No. 1 killer of adult brown pelicans.
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Birds usually become entangled in fishing line in one of three ways: They become hooked in the beak, gullet, wing or leg when pursuing an angler's bait or lure. Second, because birds line their nests with fine materials, they sometimes collect discarded monofilament snarls. Lastly, fishermen sometimes cast lines near a bird colony and snag a mangrove. The fisherman cuts the line when unable to retrieve it, and the line hangs over the canopy and becomes an invisible snare.
"The monofilament cleanup is a great way for community members to get involved in helping the environment, all while spending a day on the water," said John Ryan, president of Sarasota Bay Watch, in a prepared statement.
Volunteers are needed for the event. To register, contact Colleen Adler at 955-5333. For information, contact Kathy Meaux at 809-8858 or Mark Rachal at 813-623-6826.
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Oct 17, 20118Great for a BBC effort, Elba is amazing as always. Well written and really conveys that sense of gritty realism you want from a British crime drama, doesn't drag its feet like a lot of BBC stuff. Short sharp episodes that get straight to the point with just enough story to keep you coming back. Great!
Sep 5, 201110The show doesn't really contain anything new when it comes to the cop show format but that doesn't mean it isn't entertaining as hell. Idris Elba carries this show on his shoulders like a champ. I believe that this show is in the same league as Breaking Bad, Mad Men, Boardwalk Empire, The Wire, and The Sopranos.
Apr 12, 201110This show is quite frankly one of the top three most suspenseful shows of all time along with the Shield and Breaking Bad. And like those shoes (and Deadwood), it flips the idea of good and evil, right or wrong, and black and white on it's head. Every episode was heart pumping. Idris Ilba is a badass.
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Jan 22, 20119One of the best written shows on t.v. With emmy worthy acting by Idris Elba and the supporting cast, Luther never fails to surprise. Every episode ends with a shocking plot twist that leaves you begging for more. DCI John Luthger is one of the most dynamic, interesting characters on t.v. One minute youlove him, and the next you hate him. Its part of what makes Luther such a top notch show.
Dec 22, 201010Truly an amazing show, The best television i've watched since The Wire. I've just watched the finale & all I can say is season 2 can't come soon enough...
Nov 27, 201010"Luther" is one so unbelievably well-acted! The writing is perfect and is truely top-notch. The show really can give off a sense of suspense and urgency. "Luther" is one of the best new shows of the fall and must return.
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80Alice Morgan (Ruth Wilson), whose braininess extends to an expertise in physics and an acute ability to help Luther unravel the most advanced criminal minds. The two circle each other dangerously, their chemistry both bizarre and addicting.
80The series offers strong, striking cop stories to accompany the intense thrills of the Luther-Alice cat-and-mouse game. But it is that back-and-forth and the sexual tension that develops between the pair that makes Luther stand apart.
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#9 MONTEGO BAY (5-1) Sophomore son of War Chant ran much better than looked when debuting 19 days ago. Drysdale trainee broke slowly and lagged far back early, then closed nicely through the lane while obviously prepping for longer. Tab on the stretch out in this wide-open maiden contest.
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This list is ambitious and scares me a little, which is exactly how I like it.
1. Stop biting my cuticles. (My worst habit)
2. Learn Spanish (originally on my 2011 list)
3. Crossfit four times a week.
5. Take a photography class.
6. Enroll in graphic design courses.
7. Do one unassisted pullup.
8. Redesign my blog by June.
9. Blog business cards.
10. Handmade wedding. October 13, 2012!!
11. Honeymoon in Chile and Peru this November.
12. Lose four pounds in February. (small manageable goals. You'll see this again down the list)
13. Finish my short story and submit it. (Another 2011 transfer)
14. Take photos of my vintage clothing collection.
15. Open Etsy shop.
16. Lose three pounds in March. (a little bit at a time, so I don't freak out and quit)
18. Handmade birthday wishes for my besties.
19. Meet more local bloggers. Create more support locally.
20. Blogging Your Way 2.0
21. Make a brooch bouquet.
22. Pay off student loan debt.
23. Lose three pounds in April. (I have a wedding dress to get into in 7 months!)
24. Save $300/month minimum.
25. Write poems.
26. Take a sewing class.
27. Cook a fabulous Indian meal from scratch.
28. Read at least 12 books in 2012.
29. More handwritten correspondence.
30. Learn to can my own produce.
31. DIY boutonnieres
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August 17, 2010
UnsungMusicalsCo.Inc.'s production of Platinum, an obscure Broadway flop from 1978 with a book by Will Holt and Bruce Vilanch, music by Gary William Friedman, and lyrics by Holt, is a very noble failure.
The organization, of which Platinum director and reviser Ben West is the artistic director, made a name for itself during last year's FringeNYC, with West's well-received revised revival of How Now, Dow Jones, a show that was far more successful during its original run than Platinum was.
Platinum premiered under the title Sunset at the Studio Arena Theater in Buffalo in 1977, under the direction of Tommy Tune. Tune was let go, as was the original book writer, Louis LaRusso II. It opened on Broadway starring Alexis Smith and Lisa Mordente (held over from the tryout) at the Mark Hellinger Theatre (now the Times Square Church) in late 1978, closing after 33 performances and 12 previews. A revised revival off-Broadway starring Tammy Grimes took place in 1983, with the title reverted back to Sunset. It closed after 14 performances, though spawned a cast recording that is still available.
Really, it's easy to see why. Simply put, Platinum is just an unremarkable musical. The score is dull and tuneless; the book is predictable and uninteresting. The one-note plot revolves around Lila Halladay, a washed-up '40s movie starlet who is attempting a comeback in 1976 by recording a pop album. She falls for a far younger, once successful rock star named Dan Riley, who attempts to help her with the album. There's also Jeff Rollins, the egomaniacal record producer with whom Lila once had an affair, Crystal Mason (the would-be Eve Harrington, if the character were more interesting), and Jamie Bradbury, the engineer who longs to be a songwriter.
According to reviews of the original production, those characters served a purpose in the original production. It seems West has removed any sort of conflict from the script, including the fact that Dan and Crystal were boyfriend and girlfriend. The result is a meandering, though generally well-acted, hour and fifteen minutes of predictability. From the opening lines you know how Platinum will end.
Donna Bullock is a bit too genial for Lila, lacking the acid that laces many of her lines. Her best work comes late in the piece, where she describes to Crystal (Sarah Litzsinger, who does what she can with absolutely no interesting material), who turned one of Lila's old hits into a "Last Dance"-esque disco tune, just what goes into show business. The men turn in better work, from the deliciously detestable Bruce Sabath as Jeff, to Wayne Wilcox's loveable Jamie and Jay Wilkison's Dan.
Janine Marie McCabe's costumes are the most interesting part of this production. Looking at Jeff's leisure suits was far more exciting than anything the characters were saying or singing. West has tried, but there's just so much you can do when the material just doesn't work.


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HIGHLIGHTS -- Warriors streak ends in Orlando
Well this -- -- Iraq up the frequent flier miles Detroit Brooklyn DC Charlotte. Miami. And Orlando that's what the Warriors were tonight with their sixth straight win on the road trip. Early second quarter Orlando starting off -- -- 55 JJ Redick. That's a three ball splash there up by eight next magic possession Redick -- went up from deep again off the dribble. The magic are up now my eleventh later in the quarter isn't Jarrett Jack rebound and get -- ahead to Klay Thompson -- fastest Jeff curry. It's fundamentals right now but they're Golden State now down nine. Nextel -- possession Jack inside -- Carl Landry and Landry. He's a big boy he'll take care of business Golden State down seven midway through the second staggering. -- one hand it looked right here. To David Lee slice and allowing Golden State -- down six next Golden State possession curry. From downtown. He's good. Check the scoreboard the Warriors now within three Golden State just one of eight from three point range in the first half. Lesson for the quarter Thompson he'll still get get on ahead David -- league. Easy there big Fella with a finger roll Warriors now down five for David Lee point four points and fifteen boards in this contest however the magic -- in the half on 174 run. Jameer Nelson to Glen Davis he'll finish inside. Orlando led by sixteen at the half. Third core -- down twelve step -- nice dribbling and Dwayne Jarrett Jack. He's money Warriors just. Hanging in this one down nine. Next Warriors possession -- and drive it hard to the -- -- missing traffic Orlando goes the other way there's -- dribble and drive and kick in more that's a three magic now up ten. Lesson three to go in the third right field that from deep. Absolutely killed Warriors and both teams he's faced in Orlando had an eighteen point lead third quarter winding down the pump fake Redick is still money. There's a jumper to beat the buzzer Orlando led by seventeen after three midway through the fourth magic got fifteen more. Corner pocket three ball Orlando up eighteen. What is making a late run Jerry Jackson pull up jumper here is good that it's Golden State -- intend to put too -- Orlando's Jameer Nelson plain and and Nelson had ten points eleven kids as the magic win 99. To 85.
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OR MANY YEARS THERE HAVE BEEN INFORMAL MEETINGS AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ALLERGOLOGISTS FROM THE LATIN MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES, ITALY, SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, DEVOTED TO PROBLEMS OF COMMON INTEREST SUCH AS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POLLEN FROM THE LOCAL FLORA AND THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF THE ALLERGIC DISEASES IN THE RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES. MOREOVER, THESE COUNTRIES STILL FOLLOW SIMILAR EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR ALLERGOLOGISTS AND CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGISTS. The logical consequence of these meetings was the decision to enter into a pact of friendship and collaboration which was formalized in 2006 with the institution of SEAS (Southern European Allergy Societies). SEAS in primarily concerned with aspects of good clinical practice such as: ► Development of collaboration in the area of applied research ► Exchange of information concerning good clinical practice in the area of health care of allergic diseases. The comparison of postagraduate schools in Allergy and Clinical Immunology in order to standardize training programs and to promote programs for the international exchange of young specialists. In this context, the focus of this first congress will in good part, be directed toward questions having etiological and epidemiological characteristics which are peculiar to southern Europe. There will be many presentations which compare and discuss the differences and similarities between the diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to allergic diseases in Italy, Spain and Portugal. The agenda which regards allergological questions of eminently practical nature has been set by inter-society working groups. We will deal with many topics in our meetings such as aerobiology, climate change, food allergies, bronchial asthma, allergic dermatitis, Hymenoptera venom allergy in Southern Europe, allergy and aging, news and problems with diagnosis in vitro, updating in immunotherapy, protocols and techniques of desensitization in drug allergies, anaphylaxis in clinical practice, allergic rhinitis and conjunctivitis. Each session will see three highly competent speakers, one from each of the founding organizations. We will have poster sessions and satellite symposiums. As in every scientific meeting there will be many news and updates. We believe that one of the special aspects of this congress is the special focus and the special characteristics of Southern Europe Allergology in the highly practical nature of the presentations and discussions. A beautiful aria from the famous lyrical work by Giacomo Puccini called "Gianni Schicchi" begins with the words "Firenze è come un albero fiorito" (Florence is like a flowering tree). The name Florence comes from Florentia , the city of flowers, therefore of pollens. What better place could there be than Florence to hold the first convention of the SEAS?


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Joseph Schneider Haus Museum
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New York native Bergson is no newcomer, 5 previous albums and providing backing for Annie Ross and Norah Jones testify to that. He has been a jazz ambassador for the USA and touring Africa in that capacity. Imitate The Sun is the follow up to his widely acclaimed Fall Changes from 2007, which was voted Mojo's number 1 blues album of 2008. His latest album opens with Goin' Home, which has a Southern blues feel with CCR and even a bit of Dr Hook in there. It's laid back, slightly spiritual and very uplifting with staccato guitar rounding the whole thing off. The eponymous title track has a slow groove and soul oozes from its very pores and he still manages to have that Southern vibe. When he throws in a powerful guitar solo then you've got a top track on your hands. Bergson goes all acoustic on Shattered Avenue and this Bon Jovi style rocker works very well and the gritty slide guitar is a welcome addition. Hello Bertha has horns from Kenny Rampton and Chris Karlic and Buruce Katz's inimitable keyboards in unison to make for a soulful sound and a New Orleans vibe.
The chunky blues of Willie Dixon's Down In The Bottom leads into the laid back acoustic sounds of Laying It Down In White. Barrelhouse piano heralds the entrance of You've Been A Good Old Wagon and this is so easy to listen to. Good outing for the saxophone of Jay Collins too on this John Henry song. Mr Jackson has a funky vibe and this jazzy blues has horns and electric piano setting it up for Bergson's soul fuelled vocal. Bergson serves up a swing version of the classic Elmore James song, Dust My Broom and although it loses a bit of impact on the guitar front it still gets top marks. Bruce Katz's barrelhouse piano is another change from the norm. He closes with Bob Dylan's Standing In The Doorway and Bergson's world weary voice adds passion to the heartfelt lyric. This is totally relaxing and I feel as if I've known him for years. It builds vocally throughout and eight and a half minutes go by extremely easily.
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How Hollywood used to reject screenplays
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New 'Man of Steel' poster shows Superman in cuffs
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'Amazing Spider-Man 2′ update: Dane DeHaan, of 'Chronicle' fame, is Harry Osborn
Meet Harry Osborn.@danedehaan. twitter.com/MarcW/status/2…
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If I could only add two movies to this 'Best of' John Carpenter list…
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'Twilight' LOL of the day: Woman plans on marrying Edward Cullen cardboard cutout in the name of 'art'
Ask five people to describe "art" and you'll get five different definitions. That's part of the beauty of the medium, is that it can mean so much and such different things to different people. But, at what point do we just roll our eyes and scoff at what some people consider to be art? Some are doing that very thing in response to one college student's plans to marry a cardboard cutout of "Twilight's" Edward Cullen, which she says she's doing as a theatrical performance/art piece.
'X-Men: Days of Future Past' update: Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart to reprise roles
Filmmaker Bryan Singer announced via Twitter that Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart will be reprising their roles as Magneto and Professor X, respectively, in the "X-Men: First Class" sequel, "Days of Future Past." Check out the Tweet below and my thoughts after the jump.
Thrilled to announce @ianmckellen118 & @sirpatstew are joining the cast of #XMEN #DaysOfFuturePast #magneto #professorX More to come…
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Rumor: Joseph Gordon-Levitt is the new Batman, will be in 2015 'Justice League' movie
Motion/Captured is reporting that Joseph Gordon-Levitt is close to finalizing a deal with Warner Bros. to be the new Batman, and to star in 2015′s "Justice League" movie. But, we might see him don the cape and cowl sooner than that.
People see 'Red Dawn' remake, take to Twitter to hate on Asians
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The following Tweet from Marvel insider Roger Wardell says Fin Fang Foom will be in "Iron Man 3." That's kind of funny, because that's Foom up there in the picture. So, in other words, it might be completely ridiculous.
Inside News: Fing Fang Foom will slither it's way into Iron Man 3 in a minor capacity.
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"The Walking Dead" television show is brought to life from the pages of the insanely popular comic book of the same name. Most everyone knows that by now. What some people might not know, though, is that the show isn't following the comic page-by-page — the show has given us characters and situations we never saw in the comics, and when it comes to which characters live and die, well, that's changed somewhat, too. For instance, if you've been watching season three then you know Lori Grimes died during child birth. She also dies in the comic, but in a dramatically different way.
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The sign at Ledo's pizza in the 4500 block of Knox Road caught fire Thursday night.
The exterior sign attached to the building on the fourth floor of the parking garage and the awning of the building caught on fire with some smoke entering the building.
There were no injuries, according to Prince George's County Fire Spokesman Mark Brady.
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How many were on injuries?
That's terrible!
I heard someone say that this fire really did happen, therefore there was injury, but thankfully not to human bodies.
Ledo's pizza represents that slice of american pie in all of us. Tell me, have you been injured?
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Richmond, Va.-based James River Transportation received the "The President's Award" from Trax Insurance Co. at its recent annual meeting. Each company is evaluated and given points based on their accident rates, training/safety program, maintenance system, garage safety and management training.The award certifies that James River ranks in the top 10% of the insurance company's members. This is the fourth year in a row that the company has won the award. President Stephen Story said, "It was a great honor to accept the award on behalf of our entire team."James River Transportation is a full service transportation provider and event planning organization with facilities located in Richmond, Williamsburg and Norfolk. The company also has on-site operations at Richmond International Airport and Norfolk International Airport. Services include motorcoach and minicoach transportation, airport transfers, transportation management, contract services, and convention shuttles. The company has been in business for over 80 years.
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Textual transitivity in the works of Rushdie
Author: conservaIn the works of Rushdie, a predominant concept is the distinction between creation and destruction. It could be said that the subject is contextualised into a neocapitalist desublimation that includes language as a totality. Cameron[1] states that we have to choose between the subtextual paradigm of context and rationalism.
In a sense, in Satanic Verses, Rushdie denies axiomatic postcultural theory; in Midnight's Children, however, Rushdie affirms the textual paradigm of ontology. Derrida uses the term 'Debordian situation' to denote the common ground between class and sexual identity.
Thus, Marx's analysis of textual transitivity suggests that consciousness is capable of significance, but only if truth is interchangeable with consciousness; otherwise, sexuality serves to marginalize the global South. Foucault uses the term 'rationalism' to denote the role of the participant as artist.
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For the stepfather of deceased 30-year-old Humphrey Gascon, reality is still sinking in.
"I just found out about it earlier today," he told KCRA 3 on Wednesday.
Gascon is accused of killing Officer Kevin Tonn, 35, on Tuesday -- and then turning the gun on himself.
But, the stepfather said, what happened leading up to the tragedy isn't something he would know anything about.
"I haven't seen him in about a year," he said.
So, who was Humphrey Gascon?
Neighbors said he grew up in Stockton.
The Galt Police Department said he lived in Sacramento, then recently moved to Galt, where he was staying with family.
Gascon hasn't received more than a traffic citation from Stockton police, the department said.
But in 2001, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department charged him with the possession of a deadly weapon, specifically, a club.