text: An Irish married couple (Stephen Rea and Sinead Cusack) tend to define their lives according to the opinions of others. When little crises regarding his job and her parenting skills begin to develop, Rea and Cusack are devastated. When their friends and business acquaintances begin turning sour, they are debilitated. And when the planned renovation of their bathroom goes awry, they are utterly destroyed. The improvisational banter between the two stars was achieved by director Les Blair after extensive, <I>laissez-faire</I> rehearsals.


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Newburgh, NY
Ruby Farrar, a resident of Newburgh, NY entered into eternal rest Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh. She was 81 years old.
Mrs Ruby was born April 28, 1931 in Cottageville, SC. She was the daughter of the late Jerry Haynes Sr. and Annie Manigo Haynes.
Ms. Ruby, or grandma Ruby, as she was known to most, enjoyed working as a foster grandparent with Eastern Orange Headstart Program in Newburgh. She was employed there from 1996, till her retirement in 2013. She worked tirelessly, because she loved it. She loved the many children she encountered and most of all she loved the staff - especially Ms. Laura.
Left to cherish her memories are her loving and devoted daughter, Dorothea Farrar of Newburgh; son, Jerry Haynes Jr. of Youngtown, OH; grandchildren: Yanice Farrar, Yakita Williams and great-grandchild, Cassius Vazquez, all of Newburgh; and a special friend, Mary Charlotte Parker whom Ms. Ruby was very fond of. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by a sister, Marcia Haynes.
Grandma Ruby will lie in repose from 11 a.m. to 12 noon Tuesday, April 2nd at The AME Zion Church of Newburgh, 111 Washington Street, Newburgh. Services will be at12 noon at the church; Reverend Twila Rucker-Caines will officiate.
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Lies, Betrayal, and Misplaced Trust?
Despite much of the publicity to the contrary, whether that be on the Internet or elsewhere, many of those Software Firewalls you depend upon to protect you from the nasty deviants, may not be as secure as we are led to believe.
Within the first section you'll find some ways in which many of our popular software firewalls can be fooled, bypassed, and even disabled. So hopefully now I can provide you with some ideas on how to help improve your situation despite those vulnerabilities.
4. Great! So what do we do now?
All seriousness aside, shut down all services. Nothing goes out - Nothing comes in. Make it as secure as one of the CIA's Intranet Workstations? And a little more silliness: unplug your computer and never use it again! If it's brand new, leave it in the cardboard box and never ever plug the dawg into the wall! Besides, why venture out into the cyber world and have some fun or glean any information? Citizens - become moles! [/Stupid] Ludicrous but fun none-the-less!
A. Exposure to the Hazard.
A huge element with regard to risk assessment, irrespective of what type of mishap we are attempting to prevent, is exposure to the hazard. For our purposes, we can apply this to mean the elapsed time you expose your computer to a potentially hazardous environment and what information is actually exposed.
Limit the Time You're Exposed
Many folks will tell you and I have to vote "Yea" on this, When you are not using your computer, disconnect it from the Internet. Well, there's some wise counsel contained within those words. In fact that was our very practice when on a dial-up connection and it still applies today. In case I would forget to terminate that connection, I would simply configure the settings to disconnect after so many minutes of inactivity; thus limiting the time I was exposed. Additionally your ISP may have an idle timeout or some other limitations on his accounts that may help reduce the time you are exposed to the potential hazard.Originally posted here by nihil
I really do not understand why people leave computers on "24/7" without a valid reason.
Apart from the fire risk, and the cost of electricity, there is the thing sitting as a target. And why leave it connected to the internet?
If you don't want someone trying to use your machine as a server, don't make it available all the time
But why should I bother, the online scanner at....(Fill in the blank)....says that I am "stealthed"? Doesn't that mean I am invisible thus not exposed? Nope! Most of the time you can't see a fart, however your other senses will appraise you of it's presence. That's a good topic for another thread. Not flatulence detection! But how a so-called "stealthed" computer can be detected.
What about the always-on services like Cable or DSL?
"One of the worst things that can happen is when a hacker breaks into your computer and you don't even know it." (Author unknown) I've learned to really appreciate that quote after spending many hours acting as a land surveyor on a friend's computers. My task was to determine whom the computer actually belonged to! They were the unprotected always-on type of folks, who had no clue that they were owned until their boxes came to a screeching halt. So as before, if you can pull it offline when not in use, great!
Although that philosophy makes a whole lot of since and it will definitely reduce our exposure to the hazards of the Internet, I'm also aware it just isn't going to happen in my household! I have a teenager and as much as we love him to death, sometimes he has the attention span of a new puppy. He's going to run off and forget what he was doing. Whether that is to answer the door or the phone, check to see what's on TV, grab some munchies, and so on and so forth. When he gets sidetracked will he remember to disconnect the RJ45 or Coaxial from the Modem, or even shut it off? Most likely not! In all fairness, I don't believe this is limited to our teenagers.
Limit What You Expose.
If your computer is compromised in addition to probably being used as a "hop" or a "bot", your personal information is obviously pay dirt! So since we may or may not be able to control the time we are exposed, let's focus on limiting what we expose to the Internet. You know, all of your treasures stored on that hard drive. Those precious pearls - that folder with all your Passwords for the Accounts, Social Security Numbers, Insurance Information, Savings Bonds Numbers (with the name, that's all you need to report a loss and get a new one), Employment Information, Checking/Savings Records in Excel, Money, etc. What about your Digital Pictures showing everything you have or Family History Information; such as Wills, Probate Records and so forth?
Some years ago I was attending classes at the local college and I needed some simulations that our Instructor had had her house. So my Wife and I drove over to pick them up. When we arrived our Instructor grabbed a handle that was protruding out of one of her 5 1/4" Bays of her tower, and with a slight tug, out comes a hard drive. She then reached inside a drawer, grabbed another and slid that hard disk into the same bay and started her computer. After she burned a CD with the Sims on it, she said, "a friend of mine built these trays for me and now I never go online with the other disk, it contains my personal information". What a spark of genius, they were thinking years ahead! Obviously similar removable disk trays are readily available today.
So why on earth are we storing our treasures on fixed hard drives, or the same ones we use to go online with? Why not save that data to a removable medium? We actually have many more options than before. The example the college instructor provided, external USB/Firewire hard drives, the ole faithful floppy disks, burn them on to a CD/DVD; and of course my new favorites are the encrypted thumb drives. Remove the treasures from the chest and what will the deviant find?
B. Eradicate or Educate the User?
Not to be too insulting, however I believe the biggest threat to your personal computing security is the person you see in the mirror every morning. If it's a family computer, it may well be everyone within that family album on the coffee table or maybe only a few members of the family. Just food for thought - does Joey download his favorite anime or other cartoon characters from the Internet? Little does he know that it may be filled with viruses and other forms of malware. This particular example I have had personal experience with. On two occasions I have removed my son's hard drive, turned it into a slave on my computer and cleaned all the demons out. With just a little detective work, I was able to determine the cause of his infestation to be two sites he visited. You guessed it, anime! One of them they should have named "Pornoanime"! Tucked well within all of their characters were many explicit pictures of sexual activities.
Does anyone in the Family use an Instant Messaging Service or download files from one? That was another source of the problems on my son's hard drive. With the increase in use of the instant messengers, we can also anticipate a huge increase in attacks using that vector (an organism (as an insect) that transmits a pathogen, Merriam-Webster). Gotta love that definition as it applies to security.
AntiOnline is replete with information on how to be a wise Internet User, so I'll default on that. But seriously, the bottom line on this thought is that the Internet is a wonderful resource, however there are many deviants and pathogens out there. So teach yourself and your family members to be alert to the hazards.
I thought I'd also add that home users are not the only users that require training. Coming to you live from our very own thehorse13, he provides us with a great read and some interesting insight from work. "End User Ignorance - How long will we cope?" Most noteworthy is this gem, "Responsibility has been placed on the shoulders of the end user."
C. Establish a Change Control Process for Your Computer.
A change control process does not have to be as elaborate as it sounds. It can be tailored to fit the needs of your Home and Small Office and yet still be effective. What are we talking about? In a nutshell, you need to know if something has been changed on your computer bad or good, with or without your permission. What we want to achieve is to maintain our computer's integrity. This is most commonly accomplished with some form or combination of, "Integrity Monitors".
Gee Whiz Buddy! I already have to keep my Anti-Virus Programs updated, along with all my Malware Removing Utilities, and don't forget the doggone Operating System Updates. Now you want me to add some Integrity Monitors?
Is this too much to expect for a small network/home computer? I don't think so. "Format" is not always the best solution. If you don't know exactly what those files and folders looked like before someone broke in, and don't know how to restore them all, then it is appropriate for you.
Already on board
There is some good news though. You may already have assistance on board and not know it. If you are using Windows XP or Windows ME you have "Windows File Protection". Fortunately for us, it may appear that Microsoft realized that we (and others) have a tendency to corrupt or even down right delete critical files and/or their folders. Those being the essential .dll's, .exe's, and .sys's. I'm guilty as can be of this especially during the Pre-ME years. How did we delete programs back then if the uninstaller didn't exist or add/remove programs let us down as well? Invariably, I'd go on a witch-hunt for any folder or file related to that program. Shortly thereafter, you'd think I had a system hijacker with all those pop-up error messages being displayed! You definitely get to learn your operating system as you restore those buggers. Anyway so you have Windows File Protection that may replace a corrupted/missing file by using the previous version or by asking for the Installation Disk. This process could be invaluable if someone else went about changing your system.
Although this is not an advertisement for XP or ME, one of their other crowning features for us file corrupters/deleters and of course to thwart the effects of some deviant's action, is "System Restore". You can establish your own Restore Points and of course Windows does it automatically during application installations and every so often. This feature allows you to return critical system files back to a known-to-be-good date.
Outside Sources for Integrity Monitors
Ok this is were we need to keep it simple. For my home network, I don't have a staff on standby to respond to intrusions, a bunch of monitoring programs, pagers, or the like. And with the other precautions listed earlier, all I really need here is something to throw up a stop sign and let me know what's going on. Some might say, "That's what my firewall is for." Unfortunately your firewall may be the first target, so as to allow outbound connections.
There are multitudes of Integrity Monitors online. Just pop "Integrity Monitor" into your favorite search engine and select one that best fits your needs. For brevity I only listed two.
One of those programs is GFI LANguard System Integrity Monitor it comes with the ability to determine with files have been changed, deleted or added to Win XP & 2000.
Another similar program is WinPatrol "WinPatrol sniffs out worms, adware, keyloggers, spyware, cookies, and Trojan horses...it uses a heuristic approach, taking a snapshot of your critical system resources, then alerting you to any changes that occur without your knowledge."
D. Summary.
When we access the Internet we cannot expect a "Nothing goes out - Nothing comes in" condition. Nor do we have to run to a corner and enter into the fetal position. We need to create and maintain our own Layered Defense to make it more difficult for the deviants to work their evil deeds. We should be educated users aware of the risks that are ever-present. If possible, limit the time we are exposed to the hazard. Employ some form of an Integrity Monitor to alert us when our files have been altered. And above all else, do not expose our treasures to the thieves.


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And no one notices… 58 comments later…
Trolling done by Joey Tan
Some time back, we posted an article from fake news site, The Onion, on our Facebook page titled "Obama Openly Asks Nation Why On Earth He Would Want To Serve For Another Term". After getting some circulation, the article finally reached recently retired Aljunied MP, Lim Hwee Hua.
And she posted it up on her Facebook page.
To give her the benefit of doubt, she may have known that it was a spoof and posted it up to test the reactions of netizens.
Or not.
But what's funny is the angry debate that ensued. 58 comments and some trolling later, still, no one's noticed the spoof.
Nicely done Obama fans.
Nicely done Jaro Gee. Man who seems to know alot about American politics but is clueless about The Onion.
So this guy hates fake views, fakers, and liars. BUT DOESN'T KNOW IT'S FAKE NEWS??? Oh good god…..
Let's see what happens when we make things a little more obvious. I'm the first dude, borrowing Shihan's account.
Ok, failed. Let's try again…
Let's make things more obvious by lifting a fake quote directly from the article.
Finally, a hint of enlightenment.
And at the 59th comment, finally, light dawns on the trolls.


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The accused are suspected of:
Conducting Secret Diplomacy
Game number(s):
Game 12190115
It looks fairly obviously like secret diplomacy in this game. I've looked at their game history and they play a lot together, the games I looked into look like secret diplomacy.
Game 12131321
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Game 12005982
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As the festive season is well and truly over the only visible signs that are left are the unwanted pimples on your skin. This is most likely due to the fact that you have consumed just a little too much candy or one too many glasses of alcohol.
It is now time for you to take charge and get your radiant skin back.
It goes without saying that the best way to achieve radiant skin is by leading a healthy lifestyle and to give you a helping hand, taking a daily supplement that promotes radiant and healthy skin from within.
It goes without saying that the best way to achieve radiant skin is by leading a healthy lifestyle. Taking a daily supplement that promotes radiant and healthy skin from within is the ideal accompaniment to that lifestyle.
If you are feeling extra tired lately, your acne has flared up or you're having digestive problems then it's definitely time you should be looking at detoxification from within. This will clear your body of toxins that have built up over the festive season and prepare you for the New Year ahead.
Detoxification will remove impurities from the blood in the liver. The body also eliminates toxins through the kidneys, intestines, lungs, lymph and skin.
Many cultures around the world have practiced detoxing for hundreds of years, including Ayurveda and Chinese medicine systems. Detoxification is about resting, cleaning and nourishing the body from the inside out. By following this process, you will get radiant skin.
Stress can also play a role in causing toxins in the body. To some degree a little bit of stress is good for you by creating adrenaline rushes but in large doses it can slow down detoxification in the liver. If you are under a lot of stress then try yoga or meditation which are effective ways to relieve stress.
Taking a detoxification supplement is a perfect way to start the process. Look for a herbal product that contains only natural ingredients, including burdock, dandelion and milk thistle. It should be taken on a daily basis.
Not only is a detox great for radiant skin but if like many other people over the festive season you have put on a few extra pounds, then you may be lucky enough to see that disappear.


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Five hundred retweets can land Chinese Internet users in prison
Chinese Internet users can get thrown in jail for getting retweeted 500 times.
On Monday, the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People Procuratorate issued a new rule that Internet users who post defamatory items that are reposted 500 times or viewed 5,000 times on the Internet could face up to three years in prison, according to China Daily.
The punishment for posting slanderous material on the Internet varies depending on the impact of the material. The interpretation states that people who post content that harms victims to the extent of mental illness or suicide will receive the most severe punishment, which can be a maximum of three years in prison, as reported by China Daily.
Carl Minzner, associate professor at Fordham Law School and Chinese legal expert, said this will have a significant impact on the social media landscape in China. "It will definitely have a chilling effect on the Chinese Internet," he said. "And that's exactly what is intended."
Sun Jungong, a spokesman for the top court, told Xinhua that Internet users will not be prosecuted as long as they are not intentionally slandering others. Minzner said the vague nature of the rule gives the state flexibility on applying it.
The Chinese government has a complicated relationship with social media. On one hand, activists have used social media as a tool to spread antagonistic messages about the government. On the other, netizens have also used social media to blow the whistle on corrupt officials, bringing them to the attention of higher authorities. One famous example is "Watch Brother," a local official who was brought down by hawk-eyed netizens who posted photos on Weibo of the official wearing five different luxury watches - more than a man should be able to afford on a state salary. President Xi Jinping has praised the actions of such whistleblowers, saying the government needs "the supervision of the people" in order to fight corruption.
Nonetheless, the government has tightened its grip on social media in recent years, taking steps that include registering social media users with their real names and ID numbers. Minzner says the new rule will make people think twice before posting or reposting rumors on Sina Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, but won't stop hardcore social and political critics on Weibo.
"It's not like you wake up tomorrow and there will be no critical postings on the Internet. The people who are really interested in reposting or putting critical information up there, they might still do it and increasingly run the risk of getting in trouble," said Minzner. "Other people might be afraid of the consequences and gradually back off from posting rumors or political posts."
Sun told China Daily that as of June, the count of netizens in China hit 591 million. Minzner said the increased influence of social media in China is a major reason for the state to take the reins with new laws. "This is one component of a broad state effort to sort of rethink and ramp up and take control of social media – not just for political purposes, but also for the social impact," said Minzner. Weibo users are already mocking the new rule, tweeting images of 500 with the "00" as handcuffs.


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Presidential tour of proposed Gateway National Recreation Area in New York and New Jersey. U.S. President Richard M. Nixon, standing in front of the Presidential Aircraft at Newark Airport, Newark, New Jersey, with Governor William Thomas Cahill, of New Jersey, Governor Nelson Rockefeller, of New York, Mayor Kenneth Allen Gibson, of Newark, and Mayor John Lindsay, of New York City. The President's helicopter maneuvering over the proposed Gateway National Recreation Area. President Nixon speaking about the project in Hangar 14 at Newark Airport, Newark, N.J. Seated on the stage are: Governor Cahill, Secretary of Interior, Rogers C.B. Morton, Governor Rockefeller, Mayor Gibson, and Mayor Lindsay. The President shakes hands with the Governors and Mayors after concluding his remarks.
U.S. aviation pioneer General James Harold 'Jimmy' Doolittle sets a new air record for flying a transport plane from Glendale to Newark in twelve hours in Newark, New Jersey. Doolittle and a man look into a map. They both board a transport airplane. 'Shell' written on the airplane. The airplane taxis and takes off from Glendale, California. The airplane in flight over the mountains. Insignia of the United States on the airplane. The airplane in flight over the clouds. The airplane lands and taxis on a runway. Hangars and a building in the background. Jimmy gets off from the airplane with his wife at an airfield in Newark.
Post-war home front activities in New Jersey, United States, shortly after the end of World War II. Locomotive train running on railroad tracks through the main street center of Passaic New Jersey. The Great Falls of the Passaic River is seen (now part of the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park) with a power generating facility in the foreground. Views of various industries in the Passaic area, some deriving power from the falls. Factory workers seen outside a large industrial factory as they enter it. Narrator notes that the factories are being converted to peace time production. Women seen working in a textile mill. View of bolts of cloth, sewing, and looms. Steel mill activities. A factory making wood veneer or cardboard or thick paper. A man operates an industrial machine. Women sew clothes. Workers work on machines. View of street signs, buildings, pedestrians, and traffic with 1940s era automobiles and buses at the intersection of Broad Street and Market Street, in the Four Corners District of Newark, New Jersey. Narrator describes it as the 3rd most busy intersection in the world. Boats in Lake Hopatcong. A boat launch area at the lake and some people on the lake shore. A woman wearing a swimming cap dives into the lake from a dock.
Launching of U.S. freighter "Liberty" at shipyard in Kearny,New Jersey. Large crowd gather at Federal Shipbuilding Company shipyard, in Kearny, New Jersey, for launching of the freighter USS Liberty. Charles Michael Schwab, Director General of the Emergency Fleet Corporation and Edward N. Hurley, Chairman of the U.S. Shipping Board, launch the freighter USS Liberty. People hold American flags. Freighter is launched and it leaves dock.
A film titled 'Louis And Farr Hold Postmortem On The Big Fight'. Joe Louis with a bruise under the eye talks about his win in the boxing match against Tommy Farr in Newark, New Jersey. Tommy Farr gives a loser's version of the encounter in Long Branch in New Jersey.
Aviator Charles Lindbergh on an inspection tour of the new coast-to-coast express from Newark, New Jersey. He takes off in an air mail plane. Lindbergh with officers and officials stand before the parked plane. A crowd surrounds Lindbergh. Photographers take pictures. The plane taxis.


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Practice and Review (p. 220-21)
At first those three laughable men were able to endure bravely not even moderate things.
We especially asked how much help the seven women would bring and whether they would soon help us..
With the weapons finally having been gathered together, the commander promised that ten thousands of soldiers [= ten thousand soldiers] would depart very quickly.
You (pl.) wish to confer equal benefits, therefore, on all worthy men.
Let them better expose these evil things in order that they may not lose their own wealth and honors.
But, mind you, we wish to learn why his words were so harsh.
Since the others have learned about this plot, he/she wishes to go into exile as quickly as possible.
Do many pupils always display so great eagerness that they are able to read these sentences very easily in one year?
Although he/she had lost his/her wealth and did not have one as, nevertheless all citizens used especially to praise his/her talent and character.
We will certainly do more and better things by fair laws than by the sword.
Your (s.) eyes are more beautiful than the stars of the sky, my girl, and your kisses, sweeter than wine.
That [cursed] enemy, coming into Italy with many elephants, spent very many days in the mountains.
Visne/vultisne vivere diutius meliusque?
Vult loqui quam sapientissime ut sibi celerrime cedant.
His consiliis cognitis, rogavimus cur parare exercitum maxima cum cura non voluisset.
Ille, qui humillimus erat, divitias habere tam acriter nunc vult ut amittere duos amicos optimos velit.
Sententiae Antiquae (pp. 220-21)
Opportunity is not easily offered but is easily lost.
You (s.) cannot live with us now any longer; we will not endure it.
Do you (s.) wish to live rightly? Who does not?.
You (s.) know more what must be done.
He/she told me truly what he/she wanted.
Equals are very easily gathered together with equals (Birds of a feather, etc.).
I love you (s.) more than my own eyes.
Men gladly believe that which they want.
Many things happen to a man which he wants and which he does not want.
We are able to contend and win by counsel better than by anger.
Each very good man prefers to do rather than to speak.
All wise men live happily, perfectly, fortunately.
They especially praise that man who is not moved by money.
If you (s.) want to know how there is no evil [nothing of evil] in poverty, compare a poor man and a rich man: a poor man laughs more often and more credibly.
Teachers give cookies to boys in order that they may want to learn the first elements.
The Character of Cimon
Cimon quickly arrived at the highest honors. For he had enough eloquence, the highest liberality, great knowledge of laws and military science, because he had been with his father in armies from childhood. And so this man very easily held the urban population in his power and was very strong among the army in authority.
When that man had died, the Athenians grieved for him for a long time; not only in war, however, but also in peace they missed him gravely. For he was a man of so great liberality that, although he had many gardens, he never placed guards in them; for he wished that his gardens be open most freely in order that the people not be kept from these fruits. Often, moreover, when he saw some one less well dressed, he gave his cloak to him. He enriched very many men; he buried many poor dead men at his own expense. Thus it is least of all strange if, on account of the character of Cimon, his life was untroubled and his death was bitter to all.
(Nepos, Cimon)
A Vacation...From You!
Do you seek what my farm in Nomentum returns in profit to me, Linus?
My farm returns this to me in profit: I do not see you, Linus!
(Martial 2.38)
You recite nothing and you, Mamercus, wish to seem a poet.
Be whatever you want, provided that you recite nothing.
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At the first presidential match-up in Denver last week, Mitt Romney injected new charges into the discussion of what will happen to small businesses if taxes are raised on the wealthy. Speaking of President Obama's proposal to let the Bush-era tax cuts expire for those who earn more than $250, 000, the Republican candidate told the president that the impact would be felt by only 3 percent of businesses but that those businesses "happen to employ half - half - of all the people who work in small business. Those are the businesses that employ one-quarter of all the workers in America. And your plan is to take their tax rate from 35 percent to 40 percent. The National Federation of Independent Businesses has said that will cost 700, 000 jobs."
Startling numbers, but are they accurate? Well, the first two are not, and the last is disputed.


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Our Reigning King We imagine kings as powerful leaders, who are wise and just. They have wealth and riches. They have authority and influence. Yet, out of every king in history, none can compare to King Jesus. Our Messiah is different from any other king who ever lived.
Jesus is the only king whose scepter will never depart from Him: "The scepter will not depart from Judah, nor the ruler's staff from between his feet, until he comes to whom it belongs and the obedience of the nations is his" (Genesis 49:10).
He is the only king who is all-wise: "a King who will reign wisely and do what is just and right in the land. In his days Judah will be saved and Israel will live in safety. This is the name by which he will be called: The Lord Our Righteousness" (Jeremiah 23:5,6).
He is the only king who rules all the earth: "The Lord will be king over the whole earth. On that day there will be one Lord, and his name the only name" (Zechariah 14:9).
The book of Revelation tells us about Jesus, the glorified returning King. He will wear many crowns, which speaks of His conquering sin and Satan and his eternal monarchy. His diadems will testify that He has no rivals.
While many try to ignore Jesus, when He returns in power and might, this will be impossible.
Jesus' First Coming was in humility. His body was broken to save all who would believe in Him. But in His Second Coming, He will return in full splendor. At the Cross, He was led like a sheep to the slaughter. At His return, King Jesus will lead the victorious parade of His faithful soldiers. In His First Coming, He wore a crown of thorns. In His Second Coming, He will be crowned with many crowns.
Our Savior is the King of kings who reigns and rules the entire universe. He is superior in His nature, infinite in His wisdom, mighty in His reign and He is from everlasting to everlasting.
Have you forgotten who is King of all kings? What is taking your focus off of the sovereign leader of the universe? Is it your career, your portfolio, your hobbies?
Spend time in prayer today seeking King Jesus' forgiveness for the times when you have forgotten His majesty. Commit to Him now to daily give Him kingship over your life.
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Diabetes and the Feet
BIDMC Contributor
An estimated 15 percent of the 25 million people in this country who have diabetes will develop foot problems. In fact, every 30 seconds, a lower limb is amputated due to complications from diabetes worldwide. We asked Dr. John Giurini, Chief of the Division of Podiatry at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, to answer these common questions.
How can diabetes impact the feet?
Dr. John Giurini: Diabetes is a metabolic disease that affects various organs in the body. In terms of the feet, it can lead to nerve damage, causing a loss of sensation in the foot where patients are unable to perceive any trauma or injury to the foot. It also affects the blood supply to the feet, causing a narrowing of the arteries, therefore a diabetic patient who develops lack of sensation and injures their foot, developing a sore, may have poor blood flow and have difficulty healing that sore.
What is neuropathy?
Dr. John Giurini: Neuropathy is perhaps the most common complication of diabetes. There are a number of different forms. First - lack of sensation. Most patients with this form of neuropathy can usually function normally but they can't perceive a sore or blister or even be able feel that they've stepped on a foreign object - even when it punctures the foot. For the most part, though, they can continue with their exercise program and activities of daily living. There is a form of neuropathy where the nerves that control muscle function are affected. Those patients will have trouble walking, they'll trip and fall. They develop what is referred to as a drop foot. There's a third form of neuropathy called neuritis or painful neuropathy. These patients have constant pain in the foot throughout the course of the day. In more severe forms, it will keep them awake at night, they can't sleep, and that can be very debilitating.
How common is neuropathy?
Dr. John Giurini: Very common. In fact, it's even thought that neuropathy can develop five to 10 years before the diagnosis of diabetes is made.
Can neuropathy cause serious problems?
Dr. John Giurini: Yes. Patients can step on a foreign object and not even know it until the foot is red and swollen. Other patients may notice they have a blister, but because it's not painful, they don't realize how severe it may be. There can be a deep infection - the bone could be infected - and they don't realize it because there are no signs or symptoms and often the first time they realize it is when a doctor asks, "how long has this sore been here?" It's not unusual for them to say "what sore?"
The problem is they may come in with a sore today that looks relatively benign but that could change in 24 to 48 hours. You could have bacteria that are really aggressive and within 24 hours you could come in spiking temperatures over 101 and having nausea and vomiting. So things can go from bad to worse in a very short period of time. In severe cases, this can lead to amputation.
Can neuropathy be treated?
Dr. John Giurini: Once neuropathy has developed, for the most part it is irreversible. You will have lost sensation in a portion of your foot and you cannot regain it. The best you can hope for is to prevent it from spreading. It usually starts in the toes and works its way beyond that. The best bet to stop it is to exercise, take medications, monitor your blood sugars carefully and eat properly. In fact, if you do those things, you can avoid a lot of the complications of diabetes.
What can I do to protect my feet?
Dr. John Giurini: We want people with diabetes to take care of their feet by inspecting their feet. The earlier you catch a problem, the much easier it is to treat it. If you see a blister today, get off the foot completely, put a dressing on it and notify your physician.
If a patient is unable to inspect their own feet because of poor eyesight, body weight or arthritis, get a family member involved. Also, inspect your shoes. Many times things get inside shoes - rocks, pebbles, foreign bodies that can cause irritation of the foot.
Finally, high risk patients should be seen by a foot care specialist every three months. Those at high risk would be patients with abnormal sensation or circulation or those with foot deformities. A lot of these problems are preventable by getting the diabetes under control, and inspecting the feet regularly.
Posted November 2012
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Promoting Music Education Strikes Chord with Students
Three Carlson School and two other University students found organization to provide scholarships to young people to study music.
As school districts across the country struggle with tighter and tighter budgets, many programs have faced the chopping block. Art and music have been especially frequent targets. For three Carlson School students, the loss of music education was a tune they were just too tired of hearing. In 2010, these three and two other University of Minnesota students founded the Youth Music Education Foundation (YMEF), an organization to provide scholarships to young people who have the desire, talent, and commitment, but lack the money to study music.
"The benefits of music education are enormous - students learn to think creatively, solve problems, and express themselves," says Seth Saeugling, president of the YMEF Board of Directors and currently studying business management and sustainability studies at the Carlson School. "Music teaches kids to conquer fears and take risks, helps people learn second languages, and improves reading skills. The problem is that students across the country are being robbed of these benefits through budget cuts. YMEF exists to help these children in need experience the benefits and joys of music."
Since its founding, YMEF has partnered with the School of Rock, a music school that operates three locations in Minnesota; and the Hiawatha Leadership Academy, an open-enrollment charter school in South Minneapolis that serves 452 students. YMEF co-founder and treasurer Ryan Manteufel, a sophomore majoring in management information systems and finance, says one of the best experiences to be had in this organization is hearing the students play their music and showcase their talents. "It helped me realize that all the work I was doing was making a large difference in these kids' lives," he says.
YMEF originally began as a short-term Entrepreneurship Team project for Carlson's student Entrepreneurship Club to establish a scholarship fund for youth in need to attend the School of Rock. "At first, we just wanted a simple structure to fund learning and self-expression through rock." says Muhammad Abdurrahman, vice-president of the YMEF Board of Directors who studies entrepreneurship at Carlson and linguistics in the College of Liberal Arts. "Then we saw the opportunity to help even more kids and give other students the opportunity to gain real experience in their major areas building and running a company."
From just five original founders, YMEF has grown into a much larger operation, with 18 members who work to benefit the more than 470 youth in need throughout the Twin Cities that benefit from the joy of receiving a music education. So far, YMEF has provided more than 40 scholarships for students to attend the School of Rock and has donated various music supplies and instruments for Hiawatha Leadership Academy to further students' exposure to music. "Developing my own musical abilities has improved my character and my quality of life. However, I grew up in a situation where I was exposed to music early and often as a child," says Alex Kent, a marketing and non-profit management major who serves as YMEF's public relations director. "YMEF works to give all kids the opportunity to take advantage of their musical talents, not just the kids as lucky as I was."
YMEF is a fully student-run, 501c3 non-profit and Saeugling and the others operate all aspects of the business, including marketing, sales, customer service, operations, web development, hiring, team building, retention strategies, and more. "Learning by doing is incredibly rewarding. The beauty of YMEF is that first you help youth in need experience the joy of music, second you learn entrepreneurship hands-on, by doing," Saeugling says.
YMEF is currently looking to grow its donor base and connect with business and philanthropic organizations who share the same passion for providing funding for youth in need to attain a music education.
More information about YMEF and its activities can be found at ymefusa.com.


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Backroom Internet Tax Ambush
Harry Reid makes sure Indian tribes can also tax Web merchants.
Now that the Senate has approved a bill to give state and local governments more power to collect Internet sales taxes, the bill's author intends to find out what's in it. Specifically he's trying to find out how many audits his bill authorizes against e-commerce companies.
This bizarre turn in Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi's effort to increase tax collections online comes courtesy of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. On Monday the Senate voted 69-27 to approve Mr. Enzi's Marketplace Fairness Act, which forces online retailers to collect sales taxes for all of America's 9,600 state and local governments.
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The Enzi talking points say that only one tax collector per state will be allowed to audit a Web merchant. But on Saturday we told you about Mr. Enzi's reluctance to rule out the possibility that city and county bureaucrats might be able to harass these firms, too. Now we learn that even if all the tax collectors can restrain themselves to one auditing bureaucracy per state, the Senate has a new definition of "state." At press time not even Mr. Enzi knew the meaning.
The original Enzi bill went a little beyond the usual 50 in defining what a state is. The legislation also empowered the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the Virgin and Marianas Islands "and any other territory or possession" of the United States to force distant e-sellers to collect taxes.
Then, somewhere in a Senate backroom, Mr. Reid rewrote the definition of "state" again. In Mr. Reid's version of the bill approved by the Senate, "any tribal organization" will also qualify for a license to audit, which can really amount to a license to kill small business.
Steve DelBianco of the e-commerce trade association NetChoice points out that according to the website of the House Natural Resources Committee, there are "566 federally recognized tribes and Alaska Native Corporations." So Senators who have been promising no more than a maximum of 50 state auditors have passed a bill that allows more than 600 of them to descend on a U.S. business. Between Mr. Reid's rewrite and Mr. Enzi's waffling, the new bureaucratic headaches could number in the hundreds or thousands.
We asked Mr. Enzi's office on Monday how many tribal governments would qualify for the new powers to demand Web tax collections, and Mr. Enzi's spokesman emailed that his office was seeking an answer. Didn't anyone in the Senate want to know the answer before voting?


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Seattle executive John Idzik has emerged as clear frontrunner to become Jets' new GM and could be offered the job as early as tonight.
He is our cap dude...we had a few threads about him bouncing around last week.
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text: Travel association executive will lead US gambling lobby, seek consensus on Internet wagering (AP)April 19, 2013 at 11:51 amLAS VEGAS — The new head of the U.S. casino lobby is a 38-year-old with ties to the travel industry who says he will seek consensus on Internet gambling.The American Gaming Association nominated Geoff Freeman as its new president and CEO in Las Vegas Wednesday.Freeman comes to the gambling lobby from the U.S. Travel Association, where he has been chief operating officer. He will replace president Frank Fahrenkopf, 73, in July.Among his priorities will be navigating the burgeoning online gambling industry."We're going to have to determine if the industry can get on the same page," he said.Last fall, Fahrenkopf called black market Internet gambling one of the biggest threats to the industry. The association is pushing for the legalization of online wagering, and some Las Vegas-based casino giants, including Caesars Entertainment, appear to be taking steps to cash in on the market if and when it opens.Fahrenkopf, who was formerly the chairman of the Republication National Committee, has served as the organization's only president since its founding in 1995.The lobby has been planning for his departure for two years, and he will stay on as a consultant through at least the end of 2013.Casinos no longer are just about gambling, and its lobbyists must also understand the travel and hospitality industries, Freeman said."Gaming is really taking on a broader image, and that's the image of entertainment. It includes restaurants, shows, hospitality and lodging, and gaming," he said.Gaming Association board chairman Richard Haddrill said the group will benefit from Freeman's policy background and extensive network of connections in Washington.Freeman "has the skills to build coalitions and execute grass roots campaigns," said Haddrill, who also is chairman of Bally Technologies Inc.Freeman graduated from the University of California, Berkeley and worked for the health insurance lobby and the conservative Heritage Foundation earlier in his career.He will remain based in Washington but will spend time meeting with casino executives around the country."I'm going to be ears open to just about anything that anyone has to say," he said.___Hannah Dreier can be reached at http://twitter.com/hannahdreierCopyright 2013 The Associated Press.


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(CPJ/IFEX) - The following is a CPJ press release:
VIETNAM: Graft-busting reporter jailed for two years
New York, October 15, 2008 - Nguyen Viet Chien, a reporter for the Vietnamese daily newspaper Thanh Nien who broke major stories on high-level government corruption in 2006, was sentenced today to two years in prison after being found guilty of "abusing democratic freedoms to infringe upon the interests of the state," according to news reports.
Nguyen Van Hai, a reporter with the daily Tuoi Tre, pleaded guilty to the same charge and received a non-custodial, two-year re-education sentence. The Hanoi People's Court also convicted two police officers who had provided information to the press related to the graft scandal. Lt. Col. Dinh Van Huynh was given a one-year sentence for "deliberately revealing state secrets". Pham Xuan Quac, a now retired general who headed the government's corruption inquiry, was given an official reprimand.
In announcing the verdict, the court said that "hostile forces, reactionaries and political opportunists" had used the scandal to attack the state and party leadership while "stirring up activities to disturb security and order" before a pivotal Communist Party meeting, according to Agence France-Presse. Hai received a lesser sentence than Chien because he did not contest the charge.
Diplomats and journalists were allowed to monitor the two-day trial through closed-circuit television outside of the courtroom, AFP reported.
"The sentences handed down today to journalists Nguyen Viet Chien and Nguyen Van Hai are shameful," said Bob Dietz, CPJ's Asia program coordinator. "By uncovering a major government corruption scandal, these journalists have performed a public service. The court's decision is unfair and vindictive."
The two reporters were leaders in breaking news about the so-called Project Management Unit-18 scandal, in which senior Transport Ministry officials were found to have embezzled more than 12 million Vietnamese Dong (US$750,000) in state funds to wager on international soccer matches among other misuses.
Transport Minister Dao Dinh Binh resigned in April 2006 and several other officials, including Deputy Transport Minister Nguyen Viet Tien, were jailed in April 2006 on related corruption charges. Tien was released in October 2007, and in March 2008 had all his legal rights and benefits reinstated. Reporters Chien and Hai were arrested in May this year for "abusing their position and power" and were held in detention as police conducted investigations into their work.
The arrests sparked rare media criticism of the government, including critical front-page stories in Thanh Nien and Tuoi Tre. The deputy editors of both papers were subsequently removed by the government from their positions after they continued to cover the controversy and at least five other journalists who had reported on Chian and Hai's legal defense had their press credentials revoked in early August on the order of Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Do Quy Doan.
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Last week I was asked by one of my client's to help her with indoor plants, I really didn't mind in the least (I may have dropped a few strong hints because I really felt like the space needed some live greenery). In fact, I love to garden whether it's indoors or out. So am I going to do the job? Absolutely. I have a list of "go to's" that are virtually indestructible, unless you drop them off a ten story balcony, or forget to water them for days (guilty).
Okay, now it's time to overshare, when we lived Intown in the ATL, we had half an acre of overgrown, virtually impenetrable green space…it took me two years of just trying to make sense of a garden that we inherited from the previous owners, who had planted something that looked like the film set from the show "Lost." I hacked away, dug up, re-planted, and prayed, until I ended up by hiring a company with a back-hoe to come in a completely level the back yard with the exception of some 100+ year old Maples.
The garden left behind…
The result in the end garnered us a spot on the Decatur Garden Tour. A lot of blood (literally), tears and a few years of planting (by my own hands) almost every flower, tree, shrub until slowly over time my vision came to life. In fact our neighbors literally thought that I was just the full time gardener. We have since moved into a community based on "New Urban-ism" with zero lot lines, which has unfortunately forced me to move my "mad" gardening skills indoors.
Here are some of my favorite picks and some great examples of indoor gardening, and some plants that when paired with Ivy, Creeping Fig, Pathos or Moss can become a miniature oasis that brings the outdoors "in" without a lot of care…and who wouldn't love that?
Bamboo, I love the airy loose feel of this plant, I even love Black Bamboo more…it can be a tad tricky to care for, and can dry out easily so definitely not for the faint of heart, but the look is worth it. Of course, as this picture shows there is safety in numbers…
Cast Iron Plant/ Picture courtesy of marthastewart.com
Now this plant is appropiately named (the tall plant in the middle). It's lives up to it's reputation, because I think that you would have to have use something made out of iron to kill it. I love it alone, with just mounded moss at the base.
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I love the exotic feel and the fact that the Fig leaves are concentrated at the top, in a cloud of greenery. Perfect for high ceilings or rooms that need a focal point of sky high proportions.
I like Palms. Alot. But, my hands-down favorite is the Lady Palm. I love the way the fibers in the leaves split, it gives it a really unique look, and of course high ceilings are required.
The old proverbial "Dish Garden" can be a thing of beauty as long as you use unusual pairings…My favorite trio would be the Zeezee Plant, Arrowhead and the Creeping Fig, layered, and then finished off with a layer of variegated moss (maybe a few shells too).
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Now this is what I call a collection, but what prevents it from being static are the Cast Iron Plant (L) and the Japanese Fatsia (R) another one my "go to's".
(If you recognize this picture, and know whose work it is please convo me so I can give "credit where credit is due."
I love mosses (Reindeer, Sheet or Irish and the list goes on), I use them often, mounded, or as an organic soil covering. (Shh…hhh..) I'll let you in on a secret… when Sheet Moss losses it's colour fill a spray bottle with water and green food colouring (spray it on), and voila' it's fresh and new. I learned this secret when I took a floral design class in college…
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Ah..the Ming Aralia…its just so feathery and delicate that I love it as a stand alone…it's what I like to think of as a quiet botanical beauty that adds a little texture without overwhelming a space…
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If I had to pick one favorite, it would be succulents. I absolutely love them, and they are in pots all over my house, and outside. They are sculptural, unique, and when grouped together, the shades and tones rival any sunset. They don't require much water… and for that I am eternally grateful.
This is a loft I finished at the beginning of the year, my client lacked a green thumb, and I really felt that a little live greenery would be just the ticket to finish off the space. So we settled on Chinese Evergreens in metallic pots, and last I checked they are still thriving.
P.S. This space is going to be featured on hgtv.com soon in a series called HomePros, I was thrilled and incredibly honored to be asked. As soon as it's up on the website, I'll post the link.
Until then…
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Republicans seem to have no lack of understanding about how badly their presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, damaged the party brand by demonizing a good chunk of the electorate as "victims" and "gift" grabbers — the slothful masses who just can't wait to take a government handout.
The party faithful might also want to reconsider their recent demonization of one of their previous favorites, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, if they hope to recapture the heart of America. And have a better shot in the next presidential election.
The New York Times' Michael Barbaro reported Tuesday on how the immensely likable, plain-talking governor remains persona non grata among GOP mainstays following the lost presidential election. His crime: suggesting that President Obama performed admirably in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
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Make no mistake, Democrats would also be hounding one of their own who heaped praise on a Republican in the waning hours of a close presidential campaign. Imagine if California Gov. Jerry Brown had waited until late October to say he viewed Mitt Romney as a principled, post-partisan leader who could work with one and all. He would need a team of bodyguards to move safely in the deep-blue state Capitol.


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Madonna's Fragrance Ad Too Racy for TV Censors
In true Madonna fashion, she's been deemed too steamy for TV screens once more. This time it's not for a music video like 'Justify My Love,' but rather her fragrance ad for 'Truth or Dare.'
The New York Post reports that ABC Networks, which are owned by the famously family-friendly Disney Corporation, won't run the ad unless it's edited to show less skin and exude a little less sex.
A source told the newspaper, "ABC viewed the ad [and] came back with a list of changes. They say they want her bra digitally made bigger, and to extend higher to cover more of her chest, and her corset longer to cover more of her bottom. ABC also wants to cut another suggestive scene where Madonna writhes around." Are they aware that cutting the writhing scenes will make the ad roughly five seconds long? Just saying!
Even if the commercial is edited to ABC's standards, however, the network is still being finicky about when they'll air the ad, only offering to run it after 9PM and during 'The View.' Sounds like a bit much to us, no?
This is the second time in less than a month that a black-and-white Madge clip has been restricted to older viewers. YouTube restricted her 'Girl Gone Wild' video to 18 and over members because it was too raunchy — and it was much racier than her ad was!
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AVENTURA, Fla. -- Barry University men's tennis players Ollie Lemaitre and Renato Lombardi are on a collision course for the Nunez Open singles championship.
Lemaitre advanced to Sunday morning's 10 a.m. semifinals with a 6-4, 7-5 win over Barry teammate Kevin Sielmann in the quarterfinals. Lombardi beat fellow Buccaneer Eduardo Alfonzo, 7-6, 6-4 to reach the semis.
Lemaitre, a junior from New Calendonia, outlasted Andres Alfonzo 6-3, 7-6 (11-9), 6-3 in his first match Saturday. Lombardi, a newcomer to the Bucs, had a 6-3, 6-3 opening-round win.
Eduardo Alfonzo won his opening-round match, 7-5, 6-1. Andres Alfonzo beat Sielmann 3-6, 6-2, 6-4.
Lemaitre will play Mark Losev, a 6-0, 6-1 winner over Barry's Romain Costamagna, in the first semifinal. Lombardi meets an independent competitor in the other semi.


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Valverde signs minor league deal with Tigers
Detroit, MI – Concerned about a relief corps thought to be their biggest weakness, the Detroit Tigers have signed a familiar face in Jose Valverde.
The veteran closer agreed to a minor league contract Thursday with the organization that opted not to re-sign him in the offseason following a dismal performance in the playoffs.
Valverde, who will report to the team's spring training complex in Lakeland, gave up nine runs and 11 hits in four postseason appearances.
The move comes a day after Phil Coke failed to nail down the save and allowed a walk-off, two-run double to Eduardo Escobar in a 3-2 loss to the Minnesota Twins.
Detroit envisioned youngster Bruce Rondon as the team's potential closer, but he struggled during spring training and was optioned to Triple-A Toledo for more seasoning.
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Chrysalis (UK - DVD R2)
Reviewer Marcus Doidge checks out the release of French sci-fi movie Chrysalis
Set in Paris 2020, Chrysalis tells the story of high tech surgeon, Professeur Brügen (Marthe Kellerand) and her daughter Manon (Mélanie Thierry) who are both involved in a horrific car accident. Professeur Brügen saves her daughter's life by unconventional means, which seem to include manipulating her dreams and memories.
Meanwhile police officer David Hoffman (Albert Dupontel) loses his wife and partner in a standoff with a criminal they are tracking (Alain Figlarz). After this tragic event, Hoffman is teamed up with a new partner Marie Becker (Marie Guillar) and together the hunt is on as Hoffman seeks revenge for his wife's death.
From the opening scenes you immediately know that this movie has some style. Once you get through the predictable opening car accident, you enter into a pretty realistic gun fight that has some nice touches with bullet flares. The camera work grounds you in the reality of this police chase, while the general look of the movie informs you that it might have something special about it. The colour palette of the movie sets the mood well, the greys and blues add a clinical coolness that reminded me of [/i]Minority Report[/i], though on a much smaller scale.
These opening scenes set everything up with the cop Hoffman and his partner's death at the hands of the immediately over the top bad guy, Nicolov. This is all straight to the point stuff, laying the ground work for setting up the characters. At this point, it has to be said that the constant bouncing back and forth between the events and the never-ending opening credits really made it feel like the movie was never going to get started.
Once everything is properly underway, Chrysalis does a good job at keeping everything very close to its chest. The thread with the cops hunting for Nicolov as well as a missing girl, counters almost completely against the unravelling story of Professeur Brügen and her recovering daughter. This all makes for quite an intriguing pace to things and even though there are moments that genuinely feel that these stories might be completely unrelated, there's a consistency to it all that gives you enough confidence that this will all make sense sooner or later.
The Director, Julien Leclercq holds it all together well and has a keen eye for some very impressive camera moves. There's one fantastic set piece where Hoffman finally tracks down the bad guy and gives chase across what seems to be a factory (I'm not totally sure if the location was a factory—it's the 'future' after all). The fluid movement of the camera here is extremely impressive and really added some excitement. Leclercq also has a great sensibility for pretty brutal and realistic fight scenes. You genuinely feel these characters have some genuine martial arts skills and there's a gritty realness about the scenarios that really sell the precision and power in the characters' blows. What with these examples and some of the cool visual designs within the movie you can tell that Leclercq is a new film maker who seems to be aiming above the constraints of his budget and could prove be quite exciting further into his career.
Chrysalis is a movie packed with great ideas, some of them work, a few don't. It brings together two genres into an almost X-Files-esq fashion and for the most part it's a pretty good effort. The two lead cops are both fairly cliché but do their jobs well and the elements about the mother and daughter and the reveal of what's happening is well executed. I personally felt the villain wasn't convincing enough to have pulled off what seems to be quite an intricate and high level plot and even though he was believably one nasty little bad-ass, the sci-fi element just didn't seem to lend itself to the character. Maybe it's the cultural gap between little ole' me in the UK and French filmmaking, but there seemed a handful of characters in here that didn't quite fit the casting, including a strange choice for the internal affairs guy who struck me as an overweight I.T. guy rather than a hands on field-agent, but none of it was too distracting and the core cast all seemed perfectly suited to their roles.
With a fairly grey palette to the movie as a whole, this is quite a dull affair in regards to transfer. The movie is all very futurisic with its panelled walls and tech'd out clinics, but nothing ever pops to life. There's a few CGI shots that look very good within the movie itself, including a cool little hologram camera doohicky and some virtual surgery but none of it is really shown off in this presentation. All in all this is a pretty standard transfer with no real moments of wow, despite the movie itself hinting that it maybe should have.
Presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 this audio mix does a pretty good job. The music and atmospheric sounds within the mix feel natural and never overwhelming. Everything feels balanced and when it wants to come to life, it handles it well. Dialogue is clear and the sounds effects in the fight scenes are captured very well adding to their realism. It's nothing that ever going to be considering a show off 5.1 mix, but it complements the movie's style nicely. One thing to note is around the 1 hour 25 minute mark of my review copy, the sound completely drops out. This falls after the last line of dialogue, so didn't ruin the viewing. I hope this error doesn't occur on the final retail version, but you might want to be prepared for this if you do chose to check out the movie.
To start off you get a few trailers as the disc starts up ( Vexille, Never Back Down and Teeth) and within the pretty cool animated menus that go with the movie's style nicely, we get what as seems to be the standard batch of features that come with these Momentum foreign releases. The movie's trailer (1:15) and a pretty standard 'Making of' (25:58) that covers all the bases are also included. A few interviews with the cast and makers, a few specific feelings on the making of the movie and its characters and some nice breakdowns of those camera moves I've mentioned. All in all this if pretty straight forward stuff.
I found Chrysalis to be an enjoyable movie with a lot within it to kept me involved. My only real issue with it is that whilst enjoying both of the individual threads equally I never felt that the coming together of the crime thriller and the sci-fi drama quite worked.
As I mentioned before, this may very well come down to not totally buying into the main villain and how all of elements revolving around him came together. Outside of this minor issue, Chrysalis is still a movie that shows it's not just the US and Japan that can play in the sci-fi toy box with capable results, even if the French effort isn't quite there yet.
Review by Marcus Doidge
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I couldn't get past the fact that the lead Albert Dupontel, looks like someone's dad involved in some dodgy fisticuffs.
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He totally does!
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
Disc Details
Release Date: 9th June 2008
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, single layer
RCE: Yes
Video: PAL
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: No
Audio: Dobly Digital 5.1 French
Subtitles: English
Extras: Making of, Trailer
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Julien Leclercq
Cast: Albert Dupontel, Marie Guillard, Marthe Keller, Mélanie Thierry
Genre: Action, Crime and Sci-Fi
Length: 90 minutes
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what song is this? Its like 'with your hmmm hmmmm, and your hmmm hmm'
I've got it stuck in my head and I only know half of the words, i'm sure. I think i remember it being quite a slow, serious number, perhaps involving a bit of'emotionally charged' yet quite vocals.
i think its like this
'with your adjective noun, and your adjective noun'
that kind of formula
I think one of the words is 'heart' at some point, which narrows it down.
Wid dare tarnks und dare barms
und dare barms und dare guns
It's probably not this though.
Excellent accent there Mr K...
...is it perhaps 'you put your left-leg in, your left-leg out...' from that indie-pop classic The Okey Cokey?
Thanks mate!
I been practising.
"de ye haff ti, de ye haff ti, de ye haff ti lel it lingerrrr"
I've got Fix You by Coldplay
In my head now, but the lyrics aren't 'with your head in the something and your feet on the ground' like I remember them after checking. So dunno!
and you getting mixed up with "Where Is My Mind?"
"With your feet in the air and your head on the ground"
"With your glassy eyes and your open mouth."
Warning Sign by Talking Heads.
thats not it
think one of the words might be 'black'
i've got it
i'm remembering it from seing this guy called men diamler a few weeks ago. the line went 'daddy's eyes and your mummy's lips and a smile' i think it was about a prostitute and its not on his myspace
here it is
its pretty good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5CEr0gauT0
Pretty convoluted jag
good work.
Gaslight Anthem?
"with your high-top sneakers and sailor tattoos.."?? Dunno what the song's called.


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Tearful ex-Texas DA says wrongful conviction was his 'worst nightmare,' but denies misconduct
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GEOGRETOWN, Texas – A former Texas district attorney is choking back tears as he recalls a prosecution that wrongfully sent a Texas man to prison for 25 years.
Ken Anderson calls the case of Michael Morton his "worst nightmare."
Morton was convicted in the slaying of his wife Christine in 1987 but exonerated in 2011 following new DNA tests.
Anderson is now a judge in Georgetown near Austin. He is accused of withholding evidence indicating Morton's innocence during the original trial. A special court of inquiry on the matter is in its fifth day Friday.
Anderson says he did nothing wrong. He says the office he "ran was professional, it was competent."
Then, his voice cracking, Anderson added, "We got it right as much as we humanly could."


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Fox News host urges Obama to release transcript
Wants to see Harvard records 'he spent $200,000 trying to keep away from us'
Unlike previous presidents, Barack Obama has refused to release to the public his school transcripts and other personal records, but a Fox News host thinks a new Harvard Law School course called "Understanding Obama" presents him with the perfect opportunity to begin making amends.
In a discussion about the Harvard course on the Fox News Channel's "The Five," co-host Andrea Tantaros playfully suggested a little transparency on Obama's part would provide some of the insight the course promises.
"Obama was a lawyer for only 18 months, and if they really want us to understand him, maybe Harvard should release his transcript that he spent $200,000 trying to keep away from us," she said.
Add your name to a new petition urging Congress to investigate Obama's eligibility.
Tantaros, who joined Fox News Channel in April 2010 as a political contributor, had senior communications roles for a number of Republican campaigns and served as press secretary to Republican leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives.
As WND has reported, along with his Harvard transcripts, Obama has refused to release numerous other records that could help resolve lingering doubt about his presidential eligibility. Lawsuits challenging his eligibility have demanded release of his personal records, but Obama has spent a considerable sum of money to defeat them.
The unreleased documents include passport records, kindergarten records, high school records, Occidental College records, Columbia University records, his Columbia thesis, Harvard Law Review articles, University of Chicago scholarly articles, Illinois State Bar Association records, Illinois State Senate records and schedules, medical records and any adoption records.
As WND reported earlier this month, a New Jersey sheriff who heard WND senior reporter Jerome Corsi present evidence Obama is not eligible said the president's records should be released.
"The easiest way to put this to rest is to have the records unsealed," Morris County Sheriff Ed Rochford told the Huffington Post in an email.
According to the Harvard Law School catalog, Professor Charles Ogletree will lead a one-credit reading group during the 2013 spring term, the Daily Caller reported.
The catalog says:
This reading group will focus on the way in which race, religion, and politics have impacted the development of President Obama as a leader. We will explore his views as a biracial child, his time as a student at Harvard Law School, the successes and failures of his political campaigns, and the way religion and his views on faith nearly derailed his campaign. Finally, time will be spent analyzing the challenges he faces as president of the United States in establishing both his domestic and global policies.
Ogletree mentored both President Obama, who graduated in 1991, and Michelle Obama when they were students at the law school. Barack Obama became the first black to be elected president of the Harvard Law Review.
Help Sheriff Joe blow the lid off Obama's fraud. Join the Cold Case Posse right now!
Ogletree is a big supporter of Obama, but he told the Daily Caller that his class curriculum won't focus only on the positive.
"They'll be reading both critical and positive issues about Obama – of what's happened in terms of the way the race and religion have been viewed during his candidacy, his presidency, and how it affects the larger country; and some other classic reading on issues of law and justice," Ogletree said.
Read the preliminary findings of Sheriff Arpaio's Cold Case Posse investigation after six months investigating Obama's constitutional eligibility to serve as president in "A Question of Eligibility," co-authored by Jerome Corsi and Mike Zullo.
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Immigration records missing for week of Obama's birth
Sheriff Joe: 'Tons' more shocking info on Obama
O'Reilly: My probe better than Sheriff Joe's
Donald Trump: Say it is so, Sheriff Joe
Sheriff Joe to Eric Holder: 'Prove it!'
Arpaio: 'Probable cause' Obama certificate a fraud
What does law say about Obama's eligibility?
Alinsky-style leftist ramps up effort to oust Sheriff Joe
100,000 line up to back Sheriff Joe
Obama backer arrested for death threats against Sheriff Joe
Justice Department blinks in battle against Sheriff Joe
Anti-Arpaio protesters ousted from meeting
Another protest against Sheriff Joe fails
Obama's harassment of Sheriff Joe
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Aubrey O'Day, Bob Guiney, Erin Way and Neil Grayston play in the dark for charity
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Syfy's fan-favorite, extreme game show "Total Blackout," hosted by Jaleel White ("Family Matters"), will conclude its summer season with a special celebrity episode, airing Tuesday, July 9, at 9:30 p.m.
In "Celebrity Blackout," international music superstar Aubrey O'Day ("Making the Band," "Celebrity Apprentice") joins television host Bob Guiney ("The Bachelor"), and actors Erin Way ("Alphas") and Neil Grayston ("Eureka") as they go head-to-head in pitch blackness playing "Total Blackout" for a cause. In a first for the series, all four contestants will participate in each of the show's three challenges with an opportunity to win up to $15,000 for their individual charities. Charities represented include Children's Hospital Los Angeles (Guiney), Responsibility (O'Day), Lungevity (Way), and Doctors without Borders (Grayston).
"Total Blackout" is a half-hour game show in which contestants battle each other and their fears in a series of challenges played in complete darkness. There are no lights, no blindfolds and no-holds-barred as the players face their anxieties and unexpected surprises in a series of nerve-wracking games.