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Use compressFiles to have the the files compressed keeping your own stub in tact (which is not being compressed).
The compression is a little bit worth (since one file is left uncompressed), but enables you to have your own stub file executed with browser requests.
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This script will add the wow factor to your home theater and give you the true cinema experience you deserve (except you still have to supply the popcorn and drinks).
This script allows you to play slides, previews (trailers) and other videos that give the full cinema feel (Intro's and Outro's) Slides can consist in almost any jpg picture (many Movie Q&A, Movie Stills, Movie Fact packs already exist)
It integrates with the script Apple Movie Trailers (requires an additional add-on and set-up not listed in this guide) to stream trailers directly from the web, or play locally stored trailer that are on you system.
This guide is intended to be used with xbmc v10 or v10.1 and a compatible skin (Transparency!, Night, The Carmichael, Neon, Night Purity, Alaska Revisited, Backrow, Aeon MQ 2). The Transparency! skin will be used in this guide. The steps for other skins may vary, slightly.
Step 1
Installing one of the above skins through Confluence, the default skin.
System>Add-ons>Get Add-ons>XBMC.org Add-ons>Skin
Choose and install a skin. After your skin has been installed and switched, exit out of XBMC.
Step 2
Download the following zip file containing the Cinema Experience add-on script.
There is no need to extract the files. XBMC will process the zip file just the way it is downloaded.
Step 3
Download this zip file to use with the Cinema Experience script.
Extract this file, it contains a folder and file structure, so there is no need to place the zip file in a new folder, first. There are a few read me.txt files within the structure to read for additional information regarding the area in which the read me file is located. Inside the parent folder are two folders and a read me file. Move the "Trivia" folder, and read me file into the "Videos" folder.
Step 4
The best place to store any extras you are using with XBMC is in the XBMC's user profiles and settings folder. The %appdata% is a hidden folder.
The idea here is the XBMC folder contains all of your user settings and is the only folder that is required to be saved/moved/restored should you need to do a reinstall of XBMC and wish to have the same settings with the current scanned collection reapplied again, as long as your hard drive/network storage structure has not changed. The XBMC folder is, also, easy to get at thru XBMC's user interface.
Step 5
Create a new folder in the XBMC folder, "My Stuff." Create two more folders inside of "My Stuff" - one called "Add-on Files" and one called "Cinema Experience." Additional folders can be added later for things like: Weather Plus stuff, Pseudo TV stuff...
Step 6
Move the repository.googlecode.xbmc-addons.zip file (just as it was downloaded, unextracted) to the "Add-on Files" folder. Move all of the folders and the read me file in the "Videos" folder, found in the second extracted zip file, to the "Cinema Experience" folder.
Step 7
Adding the googlecode.xbmc-addons into XBMC.
Settings>Add-ons>Install from zip file>Home folder (hidden XBMC folder)>My Stuff>Add-on Files>repository.googlecode.xbmc-addons.zip
Do not back out of/change the menu/screen after selecting the above. Wait and you will see a confirmation notice at the top of your screen, when this process is complete.
Step 8
Install the Cinema Experience Script (Continued from Step 7).
Get Add-ons>googlecode.xbmc-addons Add-ons>Program Add-ons>Cinema Experience>Install
Wait for the confirmation notice on the top of your screen. When it is complete, back out of the Settings menus to XBMC's Home Screen (the screen you see when you start xbmc).
Step 9
Adding Programs Button to Home Page.
Settings>Skin Settings>Menu>
Select Programs (the radio button should turn blue) and then back out of the Settings menus to XBMC's Home Screen.
Step 10
Integrating Cinema Experience into skin
Settings>Skin Settings>Scripts>
Select Integrate Cinema Experience in home movie menu buttons and then back out of the Settings menus to XBMC's Home Screen.
This setting can be change to user preference after the trial run.
The guides I used for setting up Cinema Experience are no longer available, so I have pieced together the following information from several different sites in order to get the information in one location.
The script will follow this Playback order:
- Trivia Intro Video(s)
- Slides w/ music playlist
- Trivia Outro Video(s)
- Movie Theater Intro Video(s)
- Coming Attractions Intro Video(s)
- Trailer(s)
- Coming Attractions Outro Video(s)
- Feature Presentation Intro Video(s)
- Rating
- Audio (DD/DTS/THX etc)
- Countdown Video
- Movie Starts
- Feature Presentation Outro Video(s)
- Movie Theatre Outro Video(s)
All of the folders moved into the "Cinema Experience" folder will match the names of each section as seen in the settings of the Cinema Experience script.
With these exceptions:
- Movie Ratings folder is named "Ratings" folder".
- There is no "Coming Attractions Outro" folder. (This is because I just select the "Advertisements" folder for that selection).
Trivia section - in the Q&A folder there is a fully functioning slides.xml file that is set to rated "G". All of the Q&A files have been renamed to fit the parameters of that xml file's requirements for naming conventions. I believe the regex will work for other naming conventions -but can't confirm since I quite cheerfully borrowed it from some other more intelligent person's post (my apologies unknown Man/ Woman of Genius!).
I have not tested the slides.xml with the Screenshots Quiz or Movie Quotes sections, but will update this post when I've had a chance to.
Please note: I am not the I indicated in the above writings. I am unaware of any updates to the above post which I found here, posting #3, written by steppedup, Senior Member.
The following image shows the required folder structure (the downloaded zip file has this structure already with the exceptions listed above).
Step 11
Set-up Cinema Experience
Programs>Program Add-ons>Cinema Experience>
This is where you will set amongst other things, the folder locations for the intros, outros, and trivia pack.
The settings shown here are used for a quick viewing of what can be done with the Cinema Experience script and the downloaded zip file containing the intros, outros, and trivia pack. You should wait and change the settings to suit your wishes after a trial run.
Step 12
Trivia Slideshow
- Trivia Mode>Slide Show
- Duration(in Minutes)>2 minutes or so
- Slides Folder>Home folder>My Stuff>Cinema Experience>Trivia>OK
- Show each Slide for(in Seconds)>10 second or so
- Intro Video>1 Random Video
- Video Folder>Home folder>My Stuff>Cinema Experience>Trivia Intros>OK
Step 13
Special Videos
- Movie Theatre Intro Clips>1 Random Video
- - Folder>Home folder>My Stuff>Cinema Experience>Movie Theater Intros>OK
- Movie Theatre Outro Clips>1 Random Video
- - Folder>Home folder>My Stuff>Cinema Experience>Movie Theater Outros>OK
- Feature Presentation Intro>1 Random Video
- - Folder>Home folder>My Stuff>Cinema Experience>Feature Presentation Intros>OK
- Movie Ratings Folder>Home folder>My Stuff>Cinema Experience>Ratings>OK
- Audio Format Folder>Home folder>My Stuff>Cinema Experience>Audio>OK
Step 14
Feature Presentation
- Enable Queue Instructions - Leave this enabled (blue) for trial run. While enabled this will provide on screen instruction for Cinema Experience on the Movie Screen. The setting in Step 10 has an effect with this setting.
- Number Of Features - This is the Number of Movies that will be queued in the playlist for playback during the Cinema Experience.
- Intermission Video(s) - There is no intermission videos in the intros, outros, trivia pack download. These can be downloaded and placed into the folder structure as listed above in the image. I will provide a couple of links for these files and other videos, at the end of this guide.
- Insert Audio Format Video and Insert Rating Video - These must be enabled to use the settings in Step 13 dealing with the Ratings and Audio. This information is gathered from the movie's .xml file and can be fetched with a Premium Version of Media Center Master by enabling the feature through:
Application Menu>Setting and Preferences>General Tab>Inspect and record video file details (codec, bitrate, aspect, size, etc.)
Step 15
Select OK to save settings and back out of Programs menu to the XBMC Home page.
The above settings should be good for a basic understanding of how the Cinema Experience works. Now let's start it.
Step 16
Select Movies from XBMC Home Page.
Highlight a movie, do not select it (do not hit enter, ok, left click on it). There should be instructions at the top of the screen for Cinema Experience, enabled from Step 14. For this trial run there is only one (1) movie allowed in the queue, because of the setting for the number of Feature Presentations set in Step 14. I have never been able to get "0" to work. "Q" does work. Once "Q" is pressed on the keyboard the Cinema Experience Script will start and the highlighted movie will be the feature presentation.
To use locally stored Movie Trailers they need to be named in a manner of which Media Center Master is able to do through:
"Trailers" Tab>Trailers should be saved:>with the movie as moviefile-trailer.ext.
Once this is done setting up Movie Trailers is much the same as the above settings. The main setting to be concerned with is listed in the next step.
Step 17
Movie Trailers
- Trailer Scraper>XBMC Movie Library or Local Folder
This is where I get out and say ya'll have at it, in that I do not collect trailers. Hey, I got ya'll this far.
There was talk about adding cartoons to the script back when I first started messing with this. I don't know if it ever got done, and I did not see any thing while I was writing this guide. I just created a folder named "Cartoons," added short cartoon videos to it, and point a setting and location to the folder in the script where I wanted the cartoon/s to play. Remember the playback list for the different videos is listed above.
Not all of the videos in the downloaded zip file are quality videos. You may want to go through them and delete the bad ones and/or just add more.
The follow links are what I used to acquire the above information. They also provide several links to additional videos, slide shows, and Q and A trivia packs to add to your Cinema Experience Collection. There is also a lot to choose from on YouTube.
Did you forget the Popcorn? Cinema Experience Works Great For Out Door Movies. A simple setup with a laptop, a projector, a garage door, or the outside wall of a house will get the neighbors out of their house to see what is going on. You'll have plenty of drive bys wanting to stop and join in.


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The Office of Career Planning provides a broad range of programs to help students and graduates as they explore career opportunities while also serving employers both nationally and internationally.
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Students at Michigan Law have always enjoyed a wealth of opportunities, even in a difficult economy. Nonetheless, in response to the most recent economic downturn—from which we are now emerging—we concentrated enormous amounts of institutional attention on expanding the tremendous services we provide to our students. Our most dramatic step was to merge the Office of Public Service and Office of Career Services into a single entity, the Office of Career Planning (OCP), to facilitate students' exploration of opportunities in a variety of practice settings, and to allow us to build and develop all elements of our existing well-rounded programs. The coordinated approach that the reorganization allows reflects the reality of our students' careers, which are more often a melding of multiple opportunities than a strict division between private and public. Our new structure allows us to more effectively help students focus on both long- and short-term goals, and also facilitated the following improvements:
Throughout the academic year, the Office of Career Planning offers a speaker series covering a variety of topics and designed to help students explore their career options, translate individual legal interests into professional paths, and analyze the latest market trends. Past programs are available on our Archived Programs page.
The reputation and global reach of Michigan Law means that, after you complete your education, there is virtually no limit on where you can go, and the fact that our students come from all over the country and abroad makes for a rich and eclectic educational climate. Click on the links below to see which states our students come from, to which states they go after graduation, and the kind of work our graduates do. Attending Michigan Law will allow you to go anywhere geographically, and the Office of Career Planning will help you explore and obtain jobs in a broad range of practice settings, whether in private practice, government, public interest, judicial clerkships, or legal academia.
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Stocks: Fed and 3 things to watch this week
Investors will be closely watching the Fed's policy meeting and chairman Ben Bernanke's press conference on Wednesday.
Stocks: Consumers vs. producers
Jun 9:
The week ahead will offer investors a closer look at the two conflicting sides of the U.S. economy, as told by optimistic consumers on one side and pessimistic industrial producers on the other.
Stocks: All about jobs
Jun 2:
Investors are counting on several reports on the labor market to boost markets this week.
Stocks hope to make up lost ground
May 26:
It's a shortened trading week, but investors will get fresh U.S. economic data.
Stocks on a roll: Yahoo, Microsoft stoke appetite
May 19:
Investors will look toward a slew of corporate news and events this week to keep the market rally rolling.
Will the stock market momentum continue?
May 12:
After fresh records last week, investors will have slew of data on on the housing market, manufacturing sector and the consumer.
Stock market momentum continues
May 5:
This week, investors will have to digest economic reports on the U.S. consumer and manufacturing.
Stocks on track to cap 4th month of gains in 2013
Apr 28:
Trading could be choppy in the week ahead as investors take in another batch of corporate earnings, hear from the Federal Reserve and face the April jobs report.
Stocks: Apple, Amazon, Netflix earnings on tap
Apr 21:
Investor attention will turn to a deluge of corporate earnings due out throughout the week, including Apple and Netflix.
Stocks: New milestones in sight
Apr 14:
Investors will look toward corporate earnings and economic data to keep the momentum in the market going.
Stocks: Fed minutes, retail sales in play
Apr 7:
After markets pulled back last week, investors will be looking to see if several reports on the broader U.S. economy will redirect stocks back to their record-high streaks.
Stocks: Jobs take center stage
Mar 31:
Investors head into the second quarter with a focus on the employment picture and how consumers are feeling about the U.S. economy.
Stocks: Eyes on Cyprus
Mar 24:
Focus is on Cyprus in the final week of the fourth quarter, as investors wait to see how the situation in the tiny island nation is resolved.
Stocks: Worries over Cyprus bailout deal
Mar 17:
An emergency deal to bailout Cyprus, the tiny European country, could throw global investors in a disarray as terms include a tax on bank deposits.
Stocks: Manufacturing and consumers in play
Mar 10:
Investors head into the week looking to hold onto momentum in the market, as reports on manufacturing and consumer behavior are due out throughout the week.
Stocks: Spending cuts and jobs
Mar 3:
Investors will keep a close eye on the state of the U.S. economy, which has taken on a new sense of urgency after the massive federal spending cuts were triggered on Friday.
Stocks: Budget cuts loom
Feb 24:
A number of key economic reports are on tap this week, but much of the focus will be on the forced budget cuts that could kick in on Friday.
Stocks: Economy takes center stage
Feb 17:
Investors head into the shortened trading week where a fresh batch of data that will provide clues on how key sectors of the economy are performing.
Stocks: Chasing all-time highs
Feb 10:
State of the Union, manufacturing, retail sales and earnings in play during week, as investors try to keep the momentum.
Stocks: Will Dow stay above 14,000?
Feb 3:
A smattering of economic reports and corporate earnings will trickle out throughout the week, following a strong showing in the market last week.
Stocks: Jobs reports in focus this week
Jan 27:
A big bundle of reports on the U.S. economy are due out this week, with reports on the nation's employment picture taking center stage.
Stocks: Tech earnings to dominate
Jan 20:
Investors head into the shortened trading week with a deluge technology-focused quarterly earnings reports on tap.
Stocks: JPMorgan, Citi earnings on tap
Jan 13:
Coming off a solid first two weeks of the year, investors head into a week chock full of corporate earnings and economic data.
Stocks: Earnings season springs
Jan 6:
Investors will head into the second week of the year ready to move beyond fiscal cliff chatter into earnings season.
Stocks brace for fiscal cliff reckoning
Dec 29:
The deadline to avert a looming fiscal crisis is fast approaching. Investors are hoping for the best, but bracing for the worst.
Stocks: Investors hope for a 'Cliff-mas' miracle
Dec 23:
With just one week left in the year, investors head into the shortened holiday trading week anxious over whether lawmakers will reach a deal in time to avoid going over the fiscal cliff.
Stocks: Fiscal cliff fatigue weighs on investors
Dec 16:
The lingering worries may negate a "Santa Claus rally."
Stocks: Fiscal cliff looms over markets
Dec 9:
While several U.S. economic reports are on tap this week, concerns over the fiscal cliff will continue to be a drag on markets.
Stocks: Job reports in focus this week
Dec 2:
U.S. stocks have been stuck at a standstill recently, but reports on the job market, manufacturing and consumer spending may jumpstart the market.
Stocks: Focus back on U.S. economy
Nov 25:
As investors grow more confident in lawmakers' ability to reach a deal on the "fiscal cliff," attention will turn to reports on the U.S. economy.
Stocks: Optimism on fiscal cliff deal
Nov 18:
Investors are cautious, but hopeful of a fiscal cliff deal going into a holiday-shortened week. A new batch of housing data is expected to show signs of Sandy's impact.
Stocks: Eyes on economy after bad week
Nov 11:
U.S. stock investors still have to worry about the fiscal cliff, but will have a new batch of manufacturing, consumer and corporate data to digest.
Stocks: Ahead of the election, jobs in focus
Oct 28:
With under two weeks until the hotly contested presidential elections, investors will pin their attention on jobs numbers, manufacturing data, housing market figures and corporate earnings.
Stocks lookahead: Tech companies' results
Oct 21:
Stocks lookahead: Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft and Facebook results. Also on tap are GDP and Federal Reserve meeting
Stocks: Economy, earnings and Europe gun for attention
Oct 14:
Investors have a lot to contend with this week, as U.S. economic data, earnings reports and the eurozone continue to draw attention.
Stocks: Investors anxious about earnings
Oct 7:
Investors are anxiously anticipating the kick-off to earnings' season, with Alcoa leading the way.
Stocks: Job market to steal the show
Sep 30:
With much economic data on tap this week, reports on the labor market take center stage.
Stocks: U.S. economy in focus
Sep 23:
Readings on the U.S. economy will be front and center this week, as investors try to gauge whether central bank action will take hold.
Stocks: Attention shifts to housing
Sep 16:
Investors will look toward the housing market this week, after the Federal Reserve announced it would buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities each month until conditions improve.
Stocks: Decision time for the Fed and Europe
Sep 9:
Investors will be awaiting decisions out of the Federal Reserve and Europe this week, as they focus on the central bank's monthly meeting and a ruling from the German Constitutional Court.
Stocks: Europe and jobs front and center
Sep 2:
Stocks lookahead: The next week will feature potentially important developments in two of the global economy's most sensitive pressure points. And investors around the world will be watching both closely.
Stocks: Investors await Bernanke speech
Aug 26:
Though volume is expected to remain light during the final week of summer, trading could get choppy as investors gear up for Ben Bernanke's closely watched annual speech at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
Stocks: Waiting on the Fed
Aug 19:
Another quiet week is on tap for U.S. stocks, as investors await possible news out of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Stocks poised for choppy week
Aug 5:
U.S. stocks are poised for a choppy week, as investors look to economic reports for signs of slowing growth that might spur the central banks to take action.
All eyes on central banks
Jul 29:
Central banks on both sides of the Atlantic will be in focus this week, as the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank both meet to discuss interest rates.
Wall Street braces for barrage of data
Jul 22:
Investors will be on the lookout for any sign of a slowdown this week, as they parse through more earnings, economic reports out of the U.S. and news out of Europe.
Stocks: Earnings and Fed action in play
Jul 15:
Earnings reports will be out in full swing this week, giving investors a lot of data to parse through. Investors will also mine for clues of potential stimulus measures from the Federal Reserve.
Investors' focus shifts to earnings
Jul 8:
Investors are gearing up for a week full of earnings reports and domestic news, while Europe will once again be hard for U.S. investors to ignore.
Jobs to provide fireworks on Wall Street
Jul 1:
Europe fears eased as leaders struck a 'breakthrough' deal, but investor worries may shift to the labor market in the U.S. during the upcoming holiday shortened week.
Stocks: Global economy in focus
Jun 24:
The global economy will be front and center next week as investors continue to worry about the next steps in the European debt crisis.
Stocks: Investors keep eyes pinned on Greece
Jun 16:
Investors across the globe may find some relief in Sunday's Greek elections but much more needs to be done to truly resolve Europe's debt crisis.
Stocks: Spain and China could help
Jun 10:
U.S. stocks posted the largest weekly gains of the year last week. Spain's bank bailout request and China's inflation report could help keep the rally rolling.
Stocks: Investors pin hopes on central bankers
Jun 4:
After a punishing week for stocks, investors are hoping central bankers will ride to the rescue this week.
Stocks: Investors pin hopes on central bankers
Jun 3:
After a punishing week for stocks, investors are hoping central bankers will ride to the rescue next week.
Europe debt crisis and jobs numbers to drive stocks
May 27:
Memorial Day may mark the unofficial start to summer, but investors won't be getting any rest and relaxation during the coming week, with the threat of Greece leaving the eurozone and the May jobs report.
Stocks: Storm clouds continue to gather over Greece
May 20:
Investors are likely to continue to bail out of stocks in the coming week, and buy up safe haven investments like U.S. Treasuries and gold as doubts over Greece's future in the eurozone continue to build.
Stocks: A Facebook effect?
May 13:
Investors hope the enthusiasm for Facebook's upcoming IPO could spark a rally in the broader market next week. Still, worries over banks and Europe could dominate.
'Jitters' from Europe
May 6:
The S&P 500 logged its biggest weekly decline of the year last week, and as Europe returns to the limelight, the market's recent choppiness will likely continue.
Stocks: Jobs, manufacturing and autos in focus
Apr 29:
After several weeks of subpar data, investors will be scrutinizing the jobs report for signs of whether a slowdown is ahead.
Stocks: Earnings, economy and Europe back in focus
Apr 22:
Investors will digest a slew of corporate earnings, including Apple's, and will be listening to Bernanke to gauge whether more easing is on its way. Europe worries are back too.
Stocks: Investors brace for volatility
Apr 15:
Investors will focus next week on auctions of Spanish bonds as concerns about the eurozone debt crisis resurface. But corporate earnings could underpin the market.
Stocks: Keep Calm and Carry On?
Apr 8:
After the worst week of the year, investors will respond to Friday's lackluster jobs report next week. Corporate profits, European debt and Chinese economic data are also in focus.
Will growth keep the stock rally going?
Mar 31:
After one of the best quarters in more than a decade, investors are hoping the stock market can maintain its momentum in the week ahead.
Stocks: What will the consumer do?
Mar 25:
Experts hope this week's reports on consumer confidence, and personal income and spending will give some insight into how consumers are feeling about the economy.
Stocks: Will housing continue to fuel rally?
Mar 18:
Investors will pay attention to housing data next week to see whether the economic recovery is in full swing. Earnings are also due out from Nike, FedEx and Tiffany & Co.
Stocks: Bull market enters fourth year
Mar 11:
Wall Street will look to economic reports next week on retail sales and inflation, as well as the Federal Reserve's latest policy statement. Oil prices and Greece will also be in focus.
Greece debt deal, jobs numbers to drive stocks
Mar 4:
Can the stock market keep up its rally? For stocks to keep rising, investors need to see the U.S. economy adding large numbers of jobs and a Greek debt deal.
Will oil prices kill the stock rally?
Feb 26:
Investors will watch to see whether rising gas and oil prices will hit stocks. Corporate earnings and the European Central Bank's lending program to banks are also on tap.
Oil prices and Greece threaten stock rally
Feb 19:
Stocks have surged this year. But the price of oil is rising as tensions with Iran mount. And Greek bailout talks are still unresolved.
Stocks: Investors keep wary eye on Greece
Feb 12:
Greek Parliament approves tough package of austerity measures but there's still a long road ahead, which could keep investors on edge this week.
Stocks: Let the good times roll?
Feb 5:
Wall Street is coming off a strong week, but there are few economic reports on the horizon to sustain the rally. Greece could be back in the spotlight as debt talks come to a head.
Stocks face headwinds next week
Jan 29:
The week ahead starts with a summit of European Union leaders and ends with a key report on the U.S. job market. Greek debt talks and corporate earnings are also in focus.
Stocks: It's all about Europe and earnings
Jan 22:
Stocks have managed to log three weeks of gains, but it's getting more challenging as earnings season kicks into high gear and Europe's debt crisis heats up.
Stocks: Eyes on Europe and banks
Jan 15:
Following the downgrade of nine EU nations, investors will be looking overseas on Monday while U.S. markets are closed. Major bank and tech earnings on tap.
Stocks: All about Europe and earnings
Jan 8:
Wall Street is set for a busy week with corporate results on the docket and a host of potential pitfalls in Europe.
Stocks: Volatility sign flashing red
Jan 1:
It was a rough year for stocks, and the first quarter will continue that trend, with Europe's debt crisis front and center.
Stocks head into final stretch
Dec 25:
The next few trading days could determine whether stocks end 2011 with gains. Investors remain focused on Europe, and cautiously optimistic about the U.S. economy.
Stocks: The quiet storm
Dec 17:
The week ahead could be volatile, as low trading volume is expected to boost market volatility. Investors will continue to take their cues from Europe.
Stocks: the Federal Reserve, Europe dominate
Dec 11:
Investors will be watching Europe to see whether the member nations will agree to a new deal for fiscal integration. Don't expect much from the Federal Reserve's meeting.
Stocks: Desperately seeking EU superheroes
Dec 4:
Investors will focus again on Europe to see if EU leaders can come up with a plan for a fiscal union at their summit and whether the ECB will hint at future bond buying.
Stocks: More 'fear, carnage and uncertainty'
Nov 26:
The holiday season has officially arrived, but whether investors will have much to be jolly about next week is uncertain, as Europe's debt woes continue to weigh on the market.
Stocks: It's all about Italy, Spain and jobs
Nov 19:
Before Thanksgiving, investors will remain focused on the yields on Spanish and Italian bonds. More signs of a turnaround in the US economy could give stocks a boost.
New week, same old 'yo-yo' market
Nov 13:
Worries about Europe's debt crisis have been at the root of the market's volatility for months, and despite recent progress, the wild swings in stocks aren't over yet.
Stocks: All eyes still glued to Europe
Nov 6:
Europe has been leading the roller coaster ride on Wall Street for weeks, and it's far from over. Political turmoil in Greece will be a big driver.
Stocks: Buckle in for a bumpy ride
Oct 29:
The market's wave of uncertainty is far from over. The week ahead includes central bank decisions, another meeting in Europe, the October jobs report and more earnings.
Stocks are at the mercy of Europe
Oct 23:
Europe's debt crisis has been the stock market's dark cloud for months. Investors are hoping that clear skies will finally emerge this week, as the region's leaders meet to hammer out a resolution.
Stocks brace for earnings deluge
Oct 16:
While Europe's debt crisis will remain a focus on Wall Street this week, investors will also have a barrage of corporate results to sift through as earnings season kicks into high gear.
Stocks: Earnings and Europe come knocking
Oct 9:
Stocks kicked off the fourth quarter with gains last week, but the week ahead could be more challenging as the quarterly earnings season gets underway and Europe's debt crisis remains in the spotlight.
Stocks: Investors watch for guidance on Europe
Sep 25:
Investors will closely track whether European leaders can cooperate to avoid a Greek default during weekend meetings among world finance ministers in Washington.
Stocks: All eyes on Bernanke
Sep 18:
Investors will be waiting for the outcome of the Federal Reserve's two-day meeting on Wednesday and continue to monitor Europe.
Stocks: All eyes on Greece and inflation
Sep 10:
Consumer price index and what happens in Athens will be the focus of investors next week.
Stocks: Jobs and Europe dominate
Sep 4:
Investors will monitor economic data for more signs of a possible double-dip recession, and keep a wary eye on Europe for signs of a worsening crisis.
Stocks: Hurricane Irene, jobs and Europe dominate
Aug 27:
Investors will be bracing for Friday's jobs report and keeping a close eye on Europe's unfolding debt drama this week as they work through the aftermath of Hurricane Irene.
Stocks: Fear takes center stage
Aug 20:
There is little on tap this week to help soothe investors' frayed nerves, until Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke takes the stage at Jackson Hole on Friday.
Stocks: Volatility will continue this week
Aug 14:
Trading is expected to be choppy as investors seek clarity about the fate of the U.S. economy and the problems in Europe.
Stocks after the downgrade
Aug 7:
Markets should be able to shake off the drop in the U.S. credit rating -- but then, attention will shift right back to the weak economy.
Stocks: Beyond debt and onto jobs
Jul 30:
Investors will have plenty to cheer about early in the week after Obama announced a debt ceiling deal; Investors will also focus on earnings and brace for Friday's jobs report.
Stocks: Big week ahead
Jul 24:
Debt ceiling countdown. Earnings reports from 180 S&P 500 companies. Second-quarter GDP report. It will be a busy week for investors.
Stocks: Investors await earnings deluge
Jul 17:
More than 100 members of the S&P 500 report their quarterly results this week. Debt ceiling debate expected to continue to influence market movement.
Earnings take center stage
Jul 10:
Investors get results from Alcoa, JPMorgan Chase and Google this week.
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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports sports editor Dennis Barnidge passed away this weekend after a battle with cancer. His funeral is Tuesday morning.
According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Town and Country based Suburban Journals lost "long-time" Sports Editor Dennis Barnidge over the weekend.
The article reports Barnidge, of Mehlville, passed away Saturday after a brief battle with cancer.
Barnidge, 61, grew up in Crestwood, graduated from Vianney High and Mizzou, then covered sports mostly in the Jefferson County area, according to the post. The article also notes Barnidge won numerous awards over the years.
Fenton-High Ridge Patch Editor Dan Barger worked with Barnidge at the Jefferson County Journal.
"He must have been sports editor there for 30 years or so," Barger said. "He was a fabulous writer - the best writer ever."
According to his obituary on stltoday.com, Barnidge was the founding member of the George Bush League.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Siteman Cancer Center are appreciated.
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I received this email yesterday about a special Tables in Wonderland event. Just in case you have a card but haven't heard anything this is what's on offer:
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In taking the reins of Warner Bros., one of Kevin Tsujihara's first tasks will be returning calm to a studio that has been racked by divisions and infighting. Although Warner was Hollywood's No. 1 supplier of television shows, No. 1 in the home video...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Corporate Officers, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Meg James
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Robert Francis made a total of 290 sweeping recommendations for healthcare regulators, providers and the Government
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"Sir David Nicholson needs to resign today. Peter Carter needs to resign today, he has failed the front line. We want resignations, we are going nowhere. We have lost hundreds of lives within the NHS, we want accountability."
She said Mr Francis' report had not made campaigners angry but added: "Everything in this report is what we need, this will give patients power but it needs a leader to take that forward, and David Nicholson is not that leader."
Prime Minister David Cameron said what happened at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust was "not just wrong, it was truly dreadful" and apologised on behalf of the Government and country for the way the system had allowed "horrific abuse to go unchecked and unchallenged" for so long.
Mr Cameron said the report's evidence of systemic failure means "we cannot say with confidence that failings of care are limited to one hospital".
Publishing the 1,782-page report, Mr Francis suggested widespread changes set to affect the whole NHS, which he said had failed to protect patients, and added there was a failure to communicate between the plethora of regulatory agencies and "too great a degree of tolerance of poor standards".
He called for a change of culture, and for breaches of standards to become criminal offences but avoided blaming individuals or "scapegoats" and said fundamental standards should be policed by a single regulator - the Care Quality Commission (CQC), and said the regulator Monitor should be stripped of its powers to award trusts foundation status - a supposed marker of excellence.