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Pringle, I. A., Sumner-Jones, S. G., Davies, L. A., Varathalingam, A., Lawton, A. E., Gill, D. R. & Hyde, S. C.
Journal of Cystic Fibrosis, 3, S29Download Back
Current non-viral synthetic gene therapy vectors for the treatment of cystic fibrosis are limited by inefficient uptake to cells of the respiratory tract, leading to very low levels of gene transfer. Electroporation has been used to dramatically increase gene transfer to a number of tissues. We are evaluating the use of electroporation to enhance gene transfer to the airway epithelia in the mouse lung model. In ex vivo studies it was found that following delivery in naked pDNA, reporter gene expression could be increased by up to 500 fold depending on the combination of voltage and pulse length used. In vivo studies were performed by combining intranasal delivery of naked pCIKLux, (Lux reporter gene, CMVIE promoter and SV40 polyA) (100µg/150µl water) with a surgical procedure to expose the lung tissue for electroporation. Electroporation was carried out using the BTX ECMÆ830 Generator with 2-Needle electrodes with 5mm gap and Lux activity was assayed 24 hours later. Following electroporation at 200V/cm:20ms, Lux activity was 70 fold higher than naked pDNA alone (P=0.012). When lungs were electroporated at 800V/cm:2ms, the Lux activity was 400 fold higher than plasmid DNA (P=0.008). To define the cell types and regions of the lungs affected, lungs were electroporated following delivery of pEGFP-N1 expressing green fluorescent protein. Reporter gene expression was observed mainly in the alveolar region of the lung, but electroporation resulted in many orders of magnitude more GFP positive cells than non-electroporated lungs. Studies are now underway to determine the duration of reporter gene expression following electroporation of the mouse lung. The potential and practicalities of electroporating the lung airways of a large animal model, are also being investigated.
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We are very pleased and proud to present the November 2013 CCD Imaging Semi-Finalists in the Cloudy Nights Imaging/Sketching Contest.
Because of bad weather I started to looking at old data again. I was not so happy with the old HaRGB version of this data so I did a complete reprocessing.
Barnard 344 is a dark nebula in the constellation of Cygnus. It's located close to the star Sadr in the Gamma Cygni Nebula (RA: 20h18m57.4s DEC: +40º 40' 01"). Barnard 344 is located on the bottom of the image.
This region is very rich of dark and emission nebulae. On the image also VanDenBergh 130, a reflection nebula in this region, can be seen. It's the circular cloudshape on the left center of the image. LBN234 is an emission nebula glowing with hydrogen and sulphur in the center of the image.
Barnard 344 was described by Barnard himself as: "Dusky spot, 7' long; like an arrowhead, pointed SW; small star at NE end".
This image is a combination of narrowband imagery with RGB images taken during a number of nights in July 2013.
Telescope: TEC-140
Camera: QSI-583
Mount: Skywatcher NEQ-6
H-alpha: 6 x 1800 s (3nm astrodon)
SII: 3 x 1800 s (3nm astrodon)
OIII: 4 x 1800 s (3nm astrodon)
RGB: (4,4,4) x 600 s (astrodon TrueRGB)
Total exposure time: 8.5 hours
Full resolution
Mike Wiles
NGC 891 - Edge on Spiral in Andromeda
Dates: Oct 29, 2013 to Nov 8, 2013
Location: Benson, Arizona
Telescope: Explore Scientific ED152CF Refractor - 152mm f/8 APO
Mount: Astro-Physics AP900GTO CP3
Camera: SBIG ST-8300m and SBIG FW8-8300 filter wheel
Guiding: SBIG ST-i Mono and SBIG OAG-8300 off-axis guider
Exposure: 20.67 hours
Luminance - 32 x 20 minutes
Red - 10 x 20 minutes
Green - 10 x 20 minutes
Blue - 10 x 20 minutes
Capture: CCD AutoPilot v5, CCDSoft v5, The SkyX Professional
Calibration & Processing: PixInsight 1.8 RC7
Larger uncropped, version is at Astrobin
Please note that voting will conclude on December 9th at Midnight ET.
Many thanks to all who took part in the contest!
avdhoeven is your finalist!
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Uh Oh, What Caused Britney Spears To Walk Off The X Factor Set This Time?
July 11, 2012 10:00 AM by Lisa Princ
Britney Spears seems to be having a tough time with her new judging gig on FOX's X Factor, as rumor has it that she walked off the set…again. Ugh, shouldn't the drama be coming from the hopeful contestants and not the judges? Yeah, well, this is Britney Spears we are talking about. So, what caused her to walk off the set during auditions? Read on for more…
Yep, leave it to Britney Spears to bring drama to The X Factor set! At auditions that were held Monday, Spears stormed off the set after a drag queen hit the stage to perform one of her tunes. According to People Magazine, a man, dressed as a woman, took the stage with a tribute performance of (You Drive Me) Crazy, which led Britney Spears to storm off the set, but was she angry?
"I don't think she quite understood your tribute," Simon Cowell told the hopeful, who responded tearfully: "I had to fight real hard to get here." Apparently, the man told his sob story of being on welfare and almost missing the audition to due financial issues. Rumor has it that the crowd enjoyed the audition, but it is unknown whether or not the mystery man made it to the next round.
As for Britney Spears, she came back to set after her storm off, and said: "I really respect the tribute. It was really nice." Hmm, if she respected it so much, why did she walk off? Give us a break Britney – you could have handled it with more class. Something tells us that Britney Spears is going to annoy us all season long on The X Factor – we only hope that Simon did not make the wrong decision by hiring her.
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The House on Friday, May 28, voted 215-204 to approve a major tax and jobs bill that includes funding relief for defined-benefit plans, enhances fee disclosure for defined-contribution plans and increases taxes that investment partners must pay on carried interest.
The legislation, The American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010, now goes to the Senate, which has adjourned for the Memorial Day recess but returns June 7.
The funding relief provision would allow DB plans to stretch out amortization periods for investment losses for two of the years between 2008 and 2011 over a period of either 15 years or nine years, at the option of the plan sponsor. Current law requires plans to amortize their investment losses over seven years.
The legislation would require partnerships to treat 75 percent of carried interest that is not due to a return on capital as ordinary income, at a rate of up to 35 percent. Carried interest currently is taxed as a capital gain at 15 percent.
In a statement, Rep. George Miller, D-California, said the DC plan disclosure provisions would expose hidden fees that could be eating into participant retirement savings.
"It is beyond time that Americans have basic, clear and timely information on the costs and the choices contained in their 401(k) plans," Miller, chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, said in the statement.
"We think the passage of defined-benefit pension plan funding relief will help save jobs and businesses across America," said Jason Hammersla, a spokesman for the American Benefits Council. "We remain concerned with the many conditions and restrictions placed on the relief, but we believe the measure is critical to America's continued economic recovery."
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Fruit Salad with Cacao Beans
Total time: 15 minutesServes: 3
1 avocado
2 cups of strawberries
1/4 cup blueberries
1/2 cup cacao beans
Handful of sprouts
1. Cut the strawberries and avocado into whatever shapes you like.
2. Place all the ingredients on a plate in a bright and creative way! Enjoy!
+ Raw
+ Vegan
+ High vibe food
+ Good for increasing energy
+ High in antioxidants
+ Aids weight loss
+ Simple whole foods
+ High in magnesium
+ Heart strengthening foods
* Every single recipe on this website uses nature's ingredients, only. Always choose organic, local and seasonal whenever possible.
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Course Research Guide for FARR 2820:
The Future of Spaceship Earth
Use this page as a starting point for your research project. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email your subject specialist for this class, Rebecca Kuglitsch, email@example.com, or book a research consultation right away using this calendar.
If you need immediate research assistance, stop by the Norlin Research Desk, call 303-492-7521, use one of our Ask Us services (including IM!), or try our extensive How do I... series for some DIY help.
- Find Articles & Background
- Get to the Full Text
- Data, Maps & More
- Cite
Below you'll find some particulary useful starting points for your research in this course.
Getting Started:
- Academic Search Premier
This multi-disciplinary databases provides full text coverage of magazines, newspapers, and scholarly journals for nearly all academic areas of study. It's a great place to find a range of perspectives on your topic.
- CQ Researcher
Useful for background on a wide variety of topics. Not a scholarly source, but a reputable one that will help you understand the larger context of your scholarly sources.
- Web of Science
This multi-disciplinary database covers the top-tier scholarly literature on most topics.
- Science/Engineering/Health Portal
This is a collection of databases that cover popular & scholarly research. A great place to start any research with a focus on health.
- PubMed
This is the key resource for health & medical literature research, and a great place to find scholarly articles in these areas. Best when you have a very clear topic and need specific research.
- GreenFILE
Contains both scholarly & popular articles on all aspects of environmental studies.
A good starting point for research with an environmental focus. Searchable, but also has browsable topics and a wide variety of media, ranging from scholarly articles to statistics to podcasts.
Finding Articles that are owned by CU
- If you're in a database, look for the 'Find it at CU' logo button. Just click the button, and a new page will open, letting you know if we have the article online or in print. If we don't there is a direct link to the interlibrary loan form.
- If you have an article citation from a book or paper, enter the citation details into the Article Finder. Or simply search the title of the journal in Chinook, check whether we have the dates you need, and keep browsing down to the article you'd like.
- PASCAL(CU's off-site storage facility in Denver)
If you're looking for a journal articles in print and it's in PASCAL, we'll scan and send the article to you on 24 hour turn around. Scanned copies should be under 50 pages.
- NB: Are you off campus?
If you're off campus, you should be able to access our resources as long as you use the links on the library's web page. Our resources are linked using a proxy server, so off campus, all you need to do is click the link and enter your CU IdentiKey and password. Find more information on our Off-Campus Access page. If you're already using the VPN, you can keep using that, too.
Finding Articles and Books not owned by CU
Use Interlibrary Loan.
This service is free of charge. PDFs of articles are sent to your email address. You can also request books that we don't own through Prospector and Interlibrary Loan.
- ILLiad
Traditional borrowing from other institutions, 2 week or less delivery of copies (paper or electronic) of articles, dissertations, books, etc., are sent at no cost to you.
- Prospector
This is your best first choice for borrowing books CU doesn't own. Prospector requests usually arrive in 3-5 days.
When do I cite?!
The library's How do I Cite page is a good place to start. It gives general guide lines for when to cite.
Isn't there something electronic that will make citing easier?
The library supports several tools that will help you manage your literature research, cite, and create bibliographies really efficiently.
- RefWorks: an online cloud-based tool to create personalized folders of citations from which you can create bibliographies & format papers in hundreds of different citation styles in seconds.
- Zotero: an open source tool that works as a plugin with Firefox. Your folders of citations exist on your computer, and you can back them up to the internet cloud. Quickly creates bibliographies and formats papers in many citations styles.
No matter what tool you use, always check with your instructor about which citation style they want you to use!


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Communities Improving Public Safety through River RestorationMay 5th, 2010

Serena McClain, 202-347-7550
Amy Kober, 206-898-3864

Washington, DC – American Rivers today released the new film, "Restoring America's Rivers: Preparing for the Future," which tells the inspiring story of how community leaders around the country are improving public safety and solving problems like flooding by restoring rivers and working with nature, not against it.
The film examines four communities in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Washington where dams are being removed and levees set back in an effort to restore floodplains and give rivers room to spread out, while making communities safer and more resilient to weather extremes, and restoring vital habitat for fish and wildlife.
"These communities realized that the best, most cost-effective way to reduce flood damage and improve public safety was to remove outdated dams and restore the rivers," said Serena McClain, associate director of river restoration for American Rivers. "Our goal is for every mayor in the country to see this film. We hope the stories will spur them to explore river restoration in their own communities."
American Rivers is a national leader in removing outdated and unsafe dams. More than 800 dam removals have been recorded nationwide, with multiple benefits to communities including improved public safety, reduced flooding, better recreation, and revitalized fish and wildlife habitat. American Rivers helps communities remove unneeded dams by providing educational, technical, and financial assistance.
Explore dam removal projects on an interactive map at http://www.americanrivers.org/restorationmap
"Restoring America's Rivers: Preparing for the Future" features four river restoration projects in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Washington:
Maxwell Pond Dam, Black Brook, New Hampshire
The City of Manchester, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, and others partnered to remove Maxwell Pond Dam from Black Brook, a tributary of the Merrimack River, in winter 2009. The dam removal improved overall water quality, allowing Black Brook to be removed from the state's "impaired waters" list, and helped protect city infrastructure from flood damage. The project also restored eight miles of free-flowing river for alewife, blueback herring, Atlantic salmon, and other migratory fish. The city is planning a major park revitalization effort to complement the new free-flowing stream.
Harmony Junction Dam, Connoquenessing Creek, Pennsylvania
This 8.5-foot tall by 153-foot long concrete dam was originally built in 1915 for industrial purposes. The dam was purchased by the Wild Waterways Conservancy for the purposes of removing it in order to reconnect the floodplain for better flood protection, as well as to improve water quality and safety for canoeing and kayaking. The dam removal also restored 15 miles of habitat for fish and wildlife.
Wolf Creek Dam, Wolf Creek, Pennsylvania
This 12-foot high cement dam blocked Wolf Creek in the center of downtown Grove City and abutted the property of Grove City College. It was removed to alleviate liability, flooding, and to improve fish habitat. Follow-up plans include turning the former impoundment into a recreation area for the college.
Green, Cedar and Tolt rivers, King County, Washington
In an effort to reduce flood risk and improve habitat for endangered salmon, King County has undertaken a number of levee setbacks and levee removals in the Green, Cedar and Tolt River watersheds. By moving people out of harm's way and giving the river more room to meander, the county is improving flood protection s well as the health of the river and its salmon runs.
The film was produced by American Rivers and Green Fire Productions with funding from the Colcom Foundation, the Sarah K. DeCoizart Article TENTH Perpetual Charitable Trust, and the Richard King Mellon Foundation.


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As demand for organs has soared, nations are considering creating a regulated market for them. More than 100,000 Americans are currently on the national waiting list and each day 17 Americans die waiting for a transplant. Despite the unmet demand, bioethicist Arthur Caplan says organs and markets are a bad match.
Providing donors economic incentives can help meet the growing demand for organs, he said, but it is not a viable option because it will ultimately lead to exploitation of the poor and a drop in altruistic donations.
|Arthur Caplan, director of
The Center for Bioethics at
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In the 1980s, Congress banned organ sales in the U.S. in response to a proposal by Dr. H. Barry Jacobs - whom Caplan calls the "Madoff" of medical fraud - to buy and sell kidneys.
Caplan said selling organs on the open market is immoral, in that it can put poor people in the position of choosing between selling a kidney or starving. And providing incentives, he said, creates another set of ethical questions. As an example, he described a situation in which an employee receives two weeks of vacation in exchange for donating a kidney. Some may argue that the vacation is an incentive, while others may contend that the employer is simply providing the employee time to recover.
Incentives could also produce religious opposition, said Caplan.
"The Pope says your body is a gift from God, your job is to steward it, not sell it," said Caplan. As soon as organs become a commodity, he said, the U.S. will lose a third of its donors due to religious reasons. Doctors may also decline to participate, he said, because their job is to heal not to help someone make a living with their body.
For Caplan, adopting a national policy of presumed consent would solve a lot of the problems encountered with economic incentives.
Under presumed consent, all individuals are considered organ donors unless they choose to opt out. Although several European nations have adopted the policy, it is still an unpopular one in the U.S. Last year the Delaware legislature voted against a bill that would have mandated presumed consent.


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UCB Libraries Staff Association
Curt will take over as President of the LSA next year. We have a safety meeting with Jim Manzanares next week and the election & "leftovers" meeting Dec.1. Bring your Thanksgiving leftovers for a potluck, vote and whatever "leftover LSA business to Curt" you have.
Our guest speakers today are Susan Anthes, who collects crabs, and Janet Swan Hill, who ice skates. The meeting was also attended by several crab items, wind-up toys and a near antique pair of magic ice skates. Thanks to Special Collections for the loan of the Halloween wind-up toys.
Susan brought up the 18 new position requests Jim mentioned in the Dean's meeting yesterday. She told us the Libraries ask for a certain amount of money based on what we think the salaries for the positions would be. The 18 new position requests are for 9 faculty and 9 staff positions. We are asking for these new positions in our Budget request hearings
Regarding Prospector:
Janet said the Libraries do not have a position on latest entry vs. successive entry serial cataloging because all the information has not been gathered yet. Janet said she was one of the leading advocates of latest entry cataloging in the 1980's at ALA. She was turned down by ALA when she proposed making latest entry serial cataloging the standard. Janet did implement latest entry cataloging at Northwestern University when they switched to an on-line catalog. Northwestern has since switched back to successive entry serial cataloging because they migrated to another on-line system.
Susan suggested the LSA look for ways to make our views known and make our input heard regarding Prospector. We can go directly to task force members other than those who represent our library. It was suggested that George Makovic would be happy to receive our input via e-mail and we can copy everyone on the task force.
Janet said we have been assured that we will be able to see the draft of the task force proposals regarding Prospector.
The Prospector project is keeping to its schedule at an alarmingly swift pace. Janet noted a lot of planning time was lost because the Prospector contract was in limbo for 4 or 5 months and no planning occurred during this time. When the contract finally did come through, the original schedule was reinstated.
Janet asks candidates interviewing for jobs if they have experience implementing projects they do not agree with. This may end up being the case with possible changes to our procedures related to implementing the Prospector project.
Regarding the Prospector interests vs.local interests, there may come a point when we realize some changes may benefit us. There are 12-17 libraries involved in Prospector.
Yem and Brice will address circulation issues related to Prospector Tuesday at the Public Services division meeting. All are welcome to attend.
The topic of supervisor evaluations was addressed. OCI has investigated this issue as far as they can. It is an ongoing process.
It was mentioned that what tenure review consists of, what faculty are doing and what they are reporting to the tenure review committee is of interest to staff.
The chat lines on e-mail suggestion Barbara Willis made at the Dean's meeting was an idea that was welcomed. This type of communication was discussed enthusiastically.
Janet said in the future there will be explicit instructions to keep everyone informed when one joins a committee and reports back. It is important to report details back and forth, to and from committees whether details seem important or not.
The model of task forces used to implement CHINOOK was suggested to be applied to other issues such as Prospector whenever possible. Proposals should be put forth and input sought at the draft stage. At some point an issue should be opened to the floor.
The new Science library square footage has not been determined because the site has not been determined yet. Offsite material at Louisville or the future Fitzsimmons site will never be brought back to the Science library or any other libraries except on an item by item basis. The Chemistry dept. has a lot of clout and they want the Hunter site for the new Science library, even though this is the smaller site. The Farrand field site is preferrable to some because it is larger and the Alliance for Technological Learning and Society (ATLAS) program is closer to that site. Bobby Schnabel is in charge of ATLAS. The ATLAS mission is to spread technology throughout the university. MathPhysics library may be moved into the new Science library and it was mentioned that the Math department faculty seem to be under the mistaken impression that the offsite math books will be returned if MathPhysics library moves to the new Science library.
The Silver and Gold newspaper is a good source of information on proposed projects.
The final comment was about the communication issue. Reasonable discourse is the goal and bullying should be discouraged.
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I have a Django application that sends an email. The production server has an email server but my local box does not. I would like to be able to test sending of email locally. Is there any way that I can have django not send it through the email server and just print out to a file or console?
You can configure your application to use the Console Backend for sending e-mail. It writes e-mails to standard out instead of sending them.
Change your settings.py to include this line:
Don't forget to remove it for production.
Python has a little SMTP server built-in. You can start it in a second console with this command:
This will simply print all the mails sent to
You have to configure Django to use this server in your
You can configure your application to write emails out to temporary files instead of sending them (similar to Daniel Hepper's answer).
This saves each new message as a separate file. Useful if you are sending heaps of emails, and don't want to have to use the scrollback.
If your tests extends from django.test.testcases.TestCase then nothing has to be done. Django will replace the EmailBackend to a "special" one. Then you can test what would had been sent like this :
The outbox object is a special object that get injected into mail when python manage.py test is run.
This elaborates on the answer from Benjamin. One way that I test emails if I don't have a local email server like postfix, sendmail or exim installed is to run the python email server. You can run it on port 25 with sudo, or just use a port > 1024 (reserved ports):
For testing with your current django app code, you can change settings.py temporarily to include this at the botom:
Now test out your emails, or you can do this in ./manage.py shell in another terminal window like so:
And paste in this code to send an email:
No need to use any real emails since you will see everything in your terminal. You can dump it to the appropriate container like .html for further testing.
There is a cool app for this by caktus https://github.com/caktus/django-email-bandit Just add this to your settings.py file:
On top of your email setttings..All emails will be diverted to 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
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Family Tree Circles Locations
What is this? FamilyTreeCircles Locations is part wiki, part directory, where you can not only find genealogy information about any location in the world, but you can also volunteer to contribute your own knowledge and experience. This can be done in two ways...
- Volunteer as a location editor. You'll gain access to edit the location and can add information and resources.
- Volunteer for the Assist! program and provide local lookups for people who need local assistance.
Be sure to drill down to the specific state, region, county, city, or even cemetery that you can help in. The more specific your volunteer location, the better the requests will be.
Macon County
Can you help other genealogy researchers looking for help in Macon County? Yes, I'd like to volunteer to help in Macon County
Request assistance from someone in or with knowledge of this location. I'd like to request assistance in Macon County.
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The contents of this blog are presented for informational purposes only, and should not be substituted for professional advice. Always consult your physicians with your questions and concerns.
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By Paul Willgoss
We are more than our heart conditions, so let us have a good moan!
Normally this is a genuine battle cry for holistic medicine—and that's holistic as in whole person, not in any new age, mumbo jumbo sense!
Usually, it's a recognition that although we have our various heart conditions, some of us have attendant scars (physical and psychological), implantable technologies, occasionally funky bits and a level of knowledge about medical issues that leaves most general practitioners a tad confused.
For me, this last couple of weeks it's been about the rest of my body not being able to do what the heart is ready and up for. I've been injured!
Now, if any of you know runners, we're not a happy injured person, but we can tolerate injury if we can do the cause-and-effect cycle—ideally with a funky bit of strapping and an ice bath to aid recovery. When, like in my case, it's just a complete lack of oomph for no apparent reason (leaving my right thigh feeling like a soggy tea cloth), I'm somewhere between morose and furious.
So, as an enraged Eeyore, I've been a good little runner and taken some time off. I've not run for two weeks. I've cut back on the walking and the climbing and generally tried to be a bit lazy…
Has it worked?
Honest answer—not sure.
It's not wrong, but it's not right…
But it's no worse after having run a 5k and a touristy 5 miles (an advantage of my day job is sometimes my runs look like this): Buckingham Palace (the Queen was in, her standard was flying), Trafalgar Square, House of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, 10 Downing Street, and more modern sightseeing attractions like the London Eye.
It seems wrong to moan about anything other than my heart condition, and I know for many my level of activity is a dream and I've lost friends recently who never got to reach my decrepit age of 41. However, if we accept that we are more than our heart conditions, we need to learn to moan about other things as well and accept that moaning as being part of life.
This will be especially true as collectively we get older; our aches and pains will multiply, our eyesight and hearing is likely to start to deteriorate.
Isn't that a wonderful thing?
A couple of generations ago, less than 50 years ago, many of us (including me) wouldn't have made it to adulthood. And now I'm moaning about getting old—with a huge grin on my face.
So join me in a good moan about your aches and pains, your failing eyesight and your dodgy hearing—and smile while you do it, cos I'm off for a run.
Marathon runner, GUCH (Grown Up with Congenital Heart Disease), long-distance hiker, charity trustee, patient advocate and whisky lover—Paul Willgoss is all of these and more. A member of the Most Honourable Order of the British Empire, his efforts both in front and behind the scenes for those with congenital heart defects have been recognized at the highest levels in his native U.K.
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|Adam Sandler
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Adam Sandler (born September 9, 1966), is an American actor and comedian. From an early age he was the family clown, and at 17 his brother urged him onto the stage of a Boston comedy club on an amateur night. He's never looked back. Adam is an American actor, comedian, producer, and musician (he sings, and plays the guitar). After becoming a successful stand-up comedian and Saturday Night Live cast member, he went on to become a major Hollywood actor and has starred in seven $100 million films. While he is best known for his comedic roles, he has also had success in serious roles in the films Spanglish and Punch-Drunk Love. While a student at New York University, he began making the standup rounds, and after he graduated he landed the role of Smitty, Theo's friend on "The Cosby Show." This turned into an ongoing part on MTV's game show "Remote Control."
While performing on stage in Los Angeles, Dennis Miller caught his act and recommended Sandler to SNL producer Lorne Michaels. After spending a few seasons as a featured player, Sandler became a full-fledged member of the cast in the 1993-94 season. Characters like Cajun Man, Opera Man, and his own songs ("The Chanukah Song") made him an instant fan favorite. Sandler's fame and popularity continued to rise when he left SNL to pursue a film career. Though not always loved by critics, movies like "Billy Madison," "Happy Gilmore," and "Big Daddy" connected with audiences, making Sandler one of the top paid comic actor/writers working in Hollywood.
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1. Going Overboard (1989) 2. Shakes the Clown (1992) 3. Coneheads (1993) 4. Airheads (1994) 5. Mixed Nuts (1994) 6. Billy Madison (1995) (also writer) 7. Happy Gilmore (1996) (also writer) 8. Bulletproof (1996) 9. The Wedding Singer (1998) 10. Dirty Work (1998) (Cameo) 11. The Waterboy (1998) (also executive producer and writer) 12. Big Daddy (1999) (also executive producer and writer) 13. Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999) (cameo: voice) 14. Little Nicky (2000) (also executive producer and writer) 15. The Animal (2001) (Cameo) (also executive producer) 16. Punch-Drunk Love (2002) 17. Mr. Deeds (2002) (also executive producer) 18. Eight Crazy Nights (2002) (voice) (also writer and producer) 19. A Day with the Meatball (2002) (short subject) 20. The Hot Chick (2002) (Cameo) (also executive producer) 21. Anger Management (2003) (also executive producer) 22. Pauly Shore Is Dead (2003) (documentary) (voice only) 23. Stupidity (2003) (documentary) 24. The Couch (2003) (short film) 25. 50 First Dates (2004) 26. Spanglish (2004) 27. The Longest Yard (2005) 28. Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005) (cameo) 29. Click (2006) (also producer and writer) 30. Empty City (2007) (currently in pre-production) 31. I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (2007) (currently in pre-production) 32. Stu the BSB (2007) (currently in pre-production)33. Crood Awakening (2008) (in production) (voice)


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Airmen sign the guest book for the late Senior Airman John E King II, 89th Aerial Port Squadron aircraft services specialist during a memorial ceremony held in his honor, Feb. 22, 2013, on Joint Base Andrews, Md. King passed away while on duty Feb. 17. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Perry Aston)
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With Apologies to Clement Clark Moore ...
December 22, 2011 - Phyllis Sigal
'Twas the second night of Chanukah, and all through the house, the lingering sent of frying oil wafted about; The menorah was awaiting its second night of lights, While Bruce was cooking up some delicious delights.
When out on the sidewalk, there arose such a clatter, I sprang from the kitchen, to see was the matter. Away to the front door, I flew like a flash, Ran out on the porch, stopped before I would crash.
The air was warm, with the rain held at bay, I listened and looked and was just amazed! When, what to my wondering eyes should appear, But a group of Brownies and their chaperone dears.
With voices so lovely, singing under the moon. It wasn't the expected Christmas caroling tune. "Oh Chanukah, Oh Chanukah," the words came tumbling out! So touched by their song, my tears began to spout.
Then together we sang the blessing, lit our menorah, And stood in the glow of the Chanukah candelabra. The girls asked lots of questions to find out some more, And Bruce shared a bit of our holiday lore.
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Tulane University will soon go live with its first massive open online course (MOOC), but before it does, it wants students enrolled in a summer school class on trauma to test it out and provide feedback.
Charles Figley, social work professor and director of the Tulane Trauma Institute, developed the MOOC based on his book, Encyclopedia of Trauma. The course features video links, exam questions, readings, discussion questions and a video game called TraumaQuest.
In the game, which simulates disaster and promotes resilience, students select quests that reinforce the course materials and progress through a series of challenges to better integrate the trauma concepts being taught in the course.
First, input from Tulane students is crucial, Figley says.
"These students will be the first to try out the MOOC online and discuss the application," he says. "The students will be extremely important in providing feedback on how they experienced the MOOC and how to improve the course and game experience."
Figley developed the MOOC with software engineer Gina Moylan. Other team members include Meredith Feike, a disaster anthropologist and the course's academic lead, and project manager Natalie Baker.
Figley says Michael Bernstein, Tulane provost, was instrumental in the project.
"He came up with the idea of my developing a MOOC that is unique, that helps Tulane stand out from the pack."
Feike says the university's culture of public service makes its first MOOC on trauma "remarkably appropriate. It will empower students around the world to mitigate traumatic experience in their own lives and communities."
Only Tulane students can register for the summer course, Trauma! A Hybrid Survey Course (20615, SOWK-1000-01). It starts July 1 and runs through July on Tuesdays from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m.
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[EN] AIIM Study Dec. 2008: 40% Don't Convert Paper Documents to Digital
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This study of 198 end users found that 54% of organizations manually re-key some of the content they receive from customers, suppliers, and partners. While 61% scan a proportion of their incoming documents, 34% make no further attempt to automatically recognize text as data. This is a wasted opportunity to reduce transaction processing costs. Link to AIIM research on Content Creation and Delivery.
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Nicole Richie earned top fashion points on the Golden Globes 2013 red carpet by stepping out in the spring summer '13 trend for pastels tonight.
The reality TV star-turned-fashion-designer joined the likes of Jessica Chastain, Thandie Newton and Rosario Dawson in adding a splash of colour to a red carpet dominated by nude, red and LBD trends.
And it was her bold beauty move to team her Naeem Khan aqua dress with matching eyeshadow that really caught our attention.
[Related: The Golden Globes 2013 - Red carpet fashion in pictures]
While many women shy away from the hue - one many of us experimented with in our teens - the 31-year-old proved blue was a brilliant choice to complete her look.
In fact, Nicole Richie's ice-cool blue lids were funky and modern, working perfectly with the rest of her make up.
Lashings of mascara helped add a sultry shading to the corner of her eyes, while purple eyeliner added dimension to her lower lashes.
While most stars showed off rose-tinted lips tonight, Nicole opted for a nude-pink hue - helping to give her bold eyeliner maximum impact.
The Winter Kate designer was careful to not let her pastel-blue look be overshadowed by any fussy embellishments, simply adding diamond studs to her look.
[Related: Golden Globes 2013 fashion: Nicole Richie and Jessica Chastain just some of the stars bold enough to wear pastel trend]
Relaxed, tousled waves hung over the star's shoulders, with a smokey-grey clutch covered in fringing her only accessory.
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Talent runs deep on 2013 roster
Lotulelei, Dunn make first team; Brenner second team.
Utah football takes on Arizona
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UTAH: Only running back in Utah history to gain 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons and one of two Utes all-time with two 1,000-yard seasons ... set schools record for career rushing yards per game (106.7) and career 100-yard games (14) ... ranks sixth in school history in career rushing yards (2,560) ... fourth all-time in career rushes (534) and tied for fourth in career rushing touchdowns (23) ... school single-season rushing record holder (1,519 yards in 2011) ... Utah was 12-2 in games that he rushed for 100 yards.
2012-Honorable mention All-Pac-12 ... played in 11 games (missed the BYU game with an foot injury) and started 10 ... was slowed by the foot injury for several games before finishing the season strong with five-straight 100-yard games ... had six total 100-yard games: Northern Colorado (119), California (105), Washington State (101), Washington (142), Arizona (112) and Colorado (168) ... finished sixth in the Pac-12 in rushing yards (1,041) and average yards rushing per game (94.6) ... also had 15 receptions for 123 yards and a touchdown ... led Utah in all-purpose yards (105.8 per game) and total touchdowns (9).
2011-Second-team all-Pac-12 ... honorable mention SI.com All-American ... Sun Bowl MVP ... finished second in the Pac-12 and 11th in the nation in rushing (116.8 yards per game) ... 1,519 yards broke a school record that had stood since 1982 and his 116.8 yards per game was fourth in school history ... became the 11th Utah player to rush for 1,000 yards in season and the fourth first-year Ute to reach the milestone ... 316 carries ranked first in the Pac-12, third in the country and set a Utah single-season record ... 15 rushing touchdowns (third in the Pac-12) also set a school single-season record ... accounted for 85% of Utah's total net rushing yards (1,519 of 1,789) and 67% of the team's rushes (316 of 472) ... started in all 13 games, missing half of the Colorado game with an ankle injury ... eight 100-yard games tied for second-most in a season at Utah and tied for second in the Pac-12 in 2011 ... had five of the top 20 rushing games in the conference ... fourth in the Pac-12 in touchdowns (17) and touchdown scoring (7.8) ... 100-yard games came against Oregon State (205), Washington State (185), BYU (174), Pittsburgh (171), UCLA (167), Montana State (150), Georgia Tech (115) and Arizona (109) ... 150 net yards vs. MSU marked the best Ute debut since 1998 ... 205 yards against Oregon State was the ninth-best performance in school history ... 42 carries against Washington State was tied for the second-most in the country ... one of only two players in the nation with more than two 35-carry games (42 vs. Washington State, T-2nd; 36 vs. Pitt, T-16th; 35 vs. OSU, T-19th) ... also had 14 receptions for 50 yards and two touchdowns ... led Utah with 1,569 all-purpose yards (120.7 yards per game) ... three rushing touchdowns and season-long 62-yard rush against BYU ... three touchdowns - two rushing, one receiving, against UCLA.
PRIOR TO UTAH: Central West Conference Offensive Player of the Year ... set numerous L.A. Harbor College records from 2009-10 ... school career records include: rushing yards (2,527), rushing touchdowns (34), total touchdowns (41), points (248), all-purpose yards (3,767) ... school single-season records include: rushing touchdowns (18), total touchdowns (25), points (152), all-purpose yards (2,056) ... last fall, he rushed for 1,491 yards on 184 carries, averaging 8.1 yards per carry and 149.1 yards per game ... had four 200-plus yard games in 10 games in 2010 ... rushed for 18 touchdowns as a freshman and 16 as a sophomore ... second-leading receiver on 2010 team had 21 catches for 176 yards ... set L.A. Harbor record for longest run from scrimmage (97 yards) and longest kickoff return (107 yards) ... L.A. Harbor won league titles in 2009 and 2010 ... prepped at South Torrance (Calif.) High, where he was all-conference, all-state and all-CIF ... 1,850 rushing yards and 29 touchdowns in nine games as a senior in 2008 ... also lettered in track.
PERSONAL: Son of John White III and Vicki White ... one brother and one sister ... interests include computer graphics, drawing, music and wolves ... media dubbed him the "Wolfman" ... sociology major ... full name is John White IV ... born April 7, 1991.


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Brown's Brewery: Growing Their Own Hops!
On April 21st Brown's Brewery and Revolution Hall will be hosting a delicious event in Troy, New York. Slow Food Saratoga Region was honored to accept an invitation to be a part of the night. Not only will there be a local, beer, cheese, meats, and sweets tasting, but in addition a screening of the film Urban Roots. This wonderful event is coming up and I thought it would be fitting to highlight the brewery's farming ties. Brown's supports the local economy by purchasing hops from area farmers and has also taken the steps to grow their own hops in Hoosick Falls, NY. In addition the brewery hosts Hop-fest, a hoppy harvest celebration. Brown's continues to go above and beyond by truly building a relationship with the community and supporting a more sustainable future.Come to Troy and support Brown's Brewery April 21st. For more information, check out http://brownsbrewing.com


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we would like to setup a small ZCS test environment. Till today every mailuser
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Well, this is the question and this is the user, and this is his earlier question.
Well the first question got closed, with a score of +2 (4 upvotes and 2 downvotes). I was very surprised when, I tried to vote to close (and downvote) the second question the upvotes were flying in.
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A day after the Government, in which he is a Minister, termed his last actions as Army Chief against Lt Gen Dalbir Singh as illegal, extraneous and premeditated, Minister of State and former Army chief V K Singh hit back by attacking the officer who is now the Army chief designate, accusing him of trying to protect a unit that kills innocents, and does dacoity.
In a direct attack on Lt Gen Dalbir Singh, who has incidentally been given a go-ahead by Defence Minister Arun Jaitley to take over as the Army Chief on July 31, Singh tweeted: If unit kills innocents, does dacoity and then head of organization tries to protect them, should he not be blamed? Criminals should go free!!
Singh is a Minister of State with Development of North Eastern Region (independent charge), External Affairs and Overseas Indian Affairs as his portfolios.
Taking charge last month, Jaitley had said that there was no objection of the BJP on the officer stated to be the chief. He said that the only objection had been on the propriety of rushing through with the appointment but this was, in no way, meant to reflect on the person (Dalbir Singh) under consideration.
Singhs attack came even as the Congress demanded his resignation arguing that the NDA Governments affidavit in the Supreme Court on the issue of Army vice chief Dalbir Singh Suhags promotion as Army commander was a direct vote of no confidence against him.
In its affidavit to the Supreme Court on Monday, the Ministry of Defence had defended Suhags promotion and described the disciplinary ban on him by Singh as Army chief as illegal, extraneous and premeditated. It also said the the disciplinary proceedings against Suhag between April and May 2012 by Singh was without any basis or material on record.
When told about Singhs remarks against the Army chief designate, Government spokesman and I&B Minister Prakash Javadekar declined to comment.
The Congress stepped up its attack. After this vote of no confidence by the Government in a solemnly sworn affidavit against its own member of its council of ministers, is it possible for the minister in the union council of continue...I dont think in any view of the matter that the member of the council of ministers can continue. It is a matter of detail whether he is removed or resigns, Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi said.
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My main goal has always been to make feature films. When the time is right, I'll dive in. Ed and I have been writing films since we graduated.
Creative director and partner at Zolmo in London. I graduated university with a short animated film called Solar and later worked at visual effects company The Mill. I'm a regular speaker at universities, conferences and serve on juries for The Webby's and D&AD Student Awards.
What do you do for inspiration?
Surround myself with supremely talented and passionate people, speak often with young talent, and look as far outside a finite world of one creative specialisation as possible.
Please list 3 of your favourite sites.
iTunes Movie Trailers
What do you regard as being your biggest achievement?
We have thankfully had some great successes at Zolmo since we founded in 2009—from an Apple Design Award to over 8 million downloads of Jamie Oliver's Recipes and being in Design Week's Top 50 Design Consultancies. We recently launched our best product yet, Touchfit, with champion athlete Georges St-Pierre. My most personally meaningful achievement is still writing and directing Solar with Ed Shires. The film was an absolute and undivided labour-of-love.
How many hours do you work each week?
At times, up to 70. While I have the energy and passion I wouldn't have it any other way.
How do you relax or unwind?
Aside from spending time with family, there are only two places I can fully switch off—at the gym, or the cinema.
If you weren't working on the internet what would you be doing?
Probably trying to be the next Eric Clapton. I have been playing guitar since I was 7 and at 14 made a conscious decision to pursue my other passion of design as a career. It was the right choice.
What's your favourite part of your job? What's the hardest part of your job? What do you do when you get stuck?
Hearing customers get real enjoyment from using our products. Touchfit has the potential to get thousands of people healthier and happier. Revenue notwithstanding, if it made a difference to just one person, I'd be happy with that. The most difficult part is dealing with my lack of patience, there are dozens of things I want to do and they can't be done at once.
If there are any pivotal experiences/decisions you could point to that helped shape your career, what would they be?
Two things in particular. Working with John Lander at a digital agency in Manchester, and meeting AKQA founder Ajaz Ahmed at the Escape Awards in 2008. Both good friends, mentors and facilitators to milestones in my career. And two of the most talented people you could hope to meet.
What software could you not live without?
Google Drive
Who do you rate as being the top 3 design companies?
Has winning FWA awards helped you in any way?
It means we're part of a family of the best web and mobile talent on the planet. That's an inspiring place to be.
What did your very first site look like? Is it still online?
I was 16 and it was my first paid job, a site for a photographer called Victor Trusch. I built the whole thing in Flash with 3D transitions, blue-screened VFX and agonising interactivity. Other than being driven by the confidence of youth, I had no idea what I was doing. I wanted to try and match the work from Big Spaceship or 2Advanced. It's not currently online, but I still use it as a case study when I speak to students.
Have you written any books, if not do you plan to?
I've spent the past two years writing a book for young people to get the most from their creativity, in any discipline. Ajaz kindly wrote the foreword and there are contributions from Academy Award winner Lord David Puttnam, Ogilvy Chairman Rory Sutherland, IDEO's Tim Brown and Michael Wolff among others. Jamie Oliver also wrote an incredible afterword. The book will be out later this year. Hardest thing I've done.
Are there things you do OUTSIDE of work to ensure that you are in the right mindset to be creative and/or successful in whatever you are doing?
Exercise. I would have a fraction of my focus during work if I didn't spend an hour at the gym four times a week. Physiologically and psychologically it's perfect fuel for creativity.
What are your views on design/graphic school. Do you think someone can get into the field without educational experience in a school environment?
Creative education has such an awful reputation at the moment and I have long since tired of hearing "I dropped out and made it on my own!" Good for them, but there's a better conversation to have. I actually champion the value of degrees and education, as long as the course is structured correctly and provides the right conditions for students to explore and excel.
Narrow or specialist creative higher education is extremely shortsighted for the health of the individuals and economy. Creative people have the gift of agility and education is a perfect time to explore as much of it as possible. The School of Communication Arts in London is a brilliant model for creative education.
What would be your ultimate vehicle to travel in?
I love driving. In my opinion Audi design the best cars.
What country excites you the most in terms of innovation?
The UK. We have the best storytellers, filmmakers and designers.
What does the future hold for your company, or you as a person?
Zolmo is looking to become a major player as an entertainment company and I don't think there are many that do things the way we do. We will continue to make the most premium products we can for mobile, tablet and interactive TV.
What are you excited about learning next and is there a long term challenge you are considering tackling?
My main goal has always been to make feature films. When the time is right, I'll dive in. Ed and I have been writing films since we graduated.
What is the most expensive thing you have bought in the last week?
I paid to see Oblivion twice at the BFI IMAX. The visuals and sound design in that film blew me away.
Any parting shots or pearls of wisdom?
Be cavalier and dare to fail.
It has been a privilege, thanks very much
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Music+art+graffiti+theatre+puppetry+mad colors will comprise the Holi Cow! festival in New Delhi this month. Spread over three stages, this is Delhi's second music/art festival in the span of two weeks and the third official edition of the all-day Holi festival. The event will be held at the Holi Cow Barn, Chattarpur, on March 20.
The Live Stage will feature dancehall and hiphop acts, including Mob Marley Inc, Bombay Bassment, India Alba, Drop, Big Bang Blues, Al Faeda, Burqa Boys etc. The Electronica Stage is a poolside area, and the lineup includes artists like Vachan Chinnapa, Dualist Inquiry, Reggae Rajahs, Massive Sound System, Bay Beat Collective, Buffa Pirate, etc. The third stage, the Indie Stage, will feature a number of experimental rock acts – the lineup is yet to be confirmed. The entire lineup will be announced soon on the festival's Facebook page.
Visual artists like Nitin Bal Chauhan, Himanshu Shani, and Nida Mahmood will be live-painting a wall during the fest. Poetry and theatre performances are also part of the entertainment treats on offer. Bars, lounges, food and juice stalls will be at the venue, to um, "satiate the dancing bovines". Details and cool poster art below.
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text: LEXINGTON, Va., Oct. 11, 2012 – When Nohelia Martin '08 applied to be the translator for an Engineers without Borders project in Bolivia in summer 2011, she didn't realize it would turn into something else entirely. That fall, she would be employed as a lab technician in VMI's civil engineering department, which allowed her to watch as her younger brother, Philip Martin '15, made his way through the Rat Line. By chance, Nohelia Martin had come across an article about Engineers without Borders while traveling to Bolivia, her native country. She contacted Maj. Tim Moore, assistant professor of civil engineering, in hopes of helping out."They paid for me to go as a translator, and while on the trip, [I found out] the CE department was looking for a lab tech for the environmental lab, so he asked me if I'd be interested in working at VMI," said Martin.Martin accepted the position, which allowed her to spend the past year near her brother. She recently left VMI to commission in the Marine Corps. That year at VMI was a good year for her, but at the start she realized her brother might not feel as enthusiastic about the unusual family togetherness."There's no protocol on how to behave," said Nohelia Martin. "You have a lot of people that have kids that go here; that's different than having a sibling." Accustomed to a strict system, Martin said the lack of protocol felt "weird."As an alumna, Martin recognized the importance of being a part of the company and therefore didn't try to get her brother out of Corps activities. The two of them mainly saw each other at church and lunch on Sundays.This was a relief for Philip Martin who, though happy his sister had a good job, was initially annoyed. "I thought she would be with my cadre because she was also from Band [Company] and she might want to hang around, but she didn't, so it worked out." In the end, he said, "We got to spend more time together, and obviously we wouldn't have if she had gone somewhere else."It was, in fact, Nohelia Martin's stories of her own cadetship that had influenced Philip Martin to apply to VMI, and when he arrived, he was surprised at how similar his and his sister's experiences would be.In addition his assignment to Band Company, Philip was assigned to Room 488, the same room his sister had lived in as a rat. The coincidence didn't initially impress Philip, but then he and his roommate lifted up the sink mirror and found Nohelia's name written on the back."It was kind of cool 'cause her name is still back there behind the mirror and it was something we had in common," said Philip Martin. Writing his name on the back alongside his sister's is one thing he plans on doing before graduating.There's another thing Philip and Nohelia Martin expect to have in common – commissions in the U.S. military. Nohelia, currently in training, expects eventually to work as an intelligence or supply and logistics officer in the Marine Corps. And when tasks like the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test get difficult, she remembers that her brother wants her to be his commissioning officer.That goal is a constant reminder of what's important as Nohelia takes up her commission.


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Six rogue filmmakers, including Oscar winner Alex Gibney (Taxi to the Dark Side) and Morgan Spurlock (Super Size Me), question the logic of conventional wisdom and human behavior – often with riotous results – in Freakonomics, the new documentary opening today at Embarcadero. Elsewhere:
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The second Oakland Underground Film Festival kicks off tonight at the historic Grand Lake Theater with South by Southwest Film Festival favorite Thunder Soul, about the charismatic band leader who turned an inner-city Houston high school's jazz band into a powerful funk outfit, and American Grindhouse, a revealing documentary about cheerfully trashy exploitation cinema. Elsewhere:
Toronto in Review: The Latest from Danny Boyle, Errol Morris and John Carpenter
The 34th Toronto International Film Festival, billed by organizers as "the most important festival after Cannes," concluded Sunday, Sept. 19, with the announcement of this year's Audience Award winner: The King's Speech, Tom Hooper's account of Bertie (A Single Man's Colin Firth), the man who overcame a humiliating stutter to become King George VI. (Bay Area moviegoers will get a sneak peek of Speech when it opens the 33rd Mill Valley Film Festival on Thursday, Oct. 7, at the Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center.) Here's an account of the 10-day Toronto festival's highlights, lowlights and (almost) everything in between.
Celebrating a Decade of Great Cinema: Counting Down the Best of the Best
The final days of December are not just an excuse to eat, drink and be merry, but also to organize our most beloved cultural offerings into a series of lists. Who am I to buck the trend? With 2009 winding to a close, the time is right to reflect on the past decade and the movies that made it great. Among those honored: Michel Gondry, the French-born auteur whose Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Science of Sleep proved two of the most poignant romances in recent memory, and Jake Gyllenhaal, the quietly effective star of Donnie Darko, Brokeback Mountain and Zodiac.
'Pirate Radio' Sends All the Wrong Signals
If Richard Curtis' passion for pop wasn't evident enough in his directorial debut, 2003's Love Actually, he puts it on full display in Pirate Radio, his affectionate tribute to the spirit of rock, which was put to the severest of tests in the '60s by censorious British bureaucrats. For Curtis, this is clearly a love letter signed, sealed and delivered to the artists of his youth, and to the DJs who broadcast the music.
Richard Curtis, Philip Seymour Hoffman Bow to the Majesty of Rock in 'Pirate Radio'
Sure, it's only rock n' roll, but Richard Curtis likes it – so much that he wrote and directed Pirate Radio, a joyous ode to the irrepressible spirit of rock, put to the severest of tests in the '60s by closed-minded British government bureaucrats.
Best known as the screenwriter responsible for hit comedies including 1994's Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill (1999) and Love Actually (2003), which marked his directorial debut, Curtis, 53, says Radio reflects a personal passion for music that has been increasingly evident with each of his films.
Charlie Kaufman Revisits 'Synecdoche, New York'
Rumors of Charlie Kaufman's reclusiveness have been greatly exaggerated.
Kaufman, the soft-spoken New York native who began his career in television churning out scripts for short-lived Fox sitcoms like Get a Life before graduating to feature films with the Oscar-nominated screenplay for 1999's Being John Malkovich, is, according to his IMDb.com biography, a voracious reader notorious for avoiding the press. And yet here he is, cordial and seemingly at ease as he lounges in a conference room at San Francisco's Prescott Hotel, ready for a rigorous day of interviews.
Revolutionary Road's Michael Shannon Talks Oscars, Kate and Leo
You may not have heard of Michael Shannon, but it would be impossible to walk away from the Eisenhower-era marital drama Revolutionary Road without being shaken by his blistering performance as John Givings, a recovering psych-ward patient who might just be the sanest inhabitant of a Connecticut suburb where desperation and malaise seem almost universal.
Synecdoche, New York: A Review
How does one begin to approach Synecdoche, New York, first-time director Charlie Kaufman's tortured and often brilliant tale of an artist paralyzed by his insecurities and haunted by opportunities missed?
It's not so much that his film defies description as that none could adequately prepare you for the experience of watching it. Kaufman's existential musings on life, death and the pursuit of love are sometimes messy and maddeningly self-indulgent, and they're stuffed into a sprawling, surreal narrative that unfolds like a dream. But they are also heartfelt, painfully honest and wickedly funny.


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DES MOINES, IOWA – Northern Illinois men's tennis players Axel Lagerlof, Simon Formont and Jovan Zeljkovic won their respective flights on the final day of the Drake Invitational. The Huskies won three singles flights and one doubles flight at the tournament, improving last week's three flight wins at the River Forest Collegiate Invitational. "We played a lot better this weekend, not because we we won, but because we played smarter and we got back into our rhythm," said Head Coach Patrick Fisher. "We improved this week after our first tournament a week ago and we're a lot better this year than we were a year ago. We finished 22-6 overall as a team in singles and doubles and it was a good weekend to be a Huskie." Lagerlof, a native of Malmo, Sweden, faced off with Northern Colorado's Jordan Loughnan and won the first set, 6-4. Loughnan was not going down without a fight in the second set, however, the reigning second team All-Mid American Conference selection defeated the UNC player, 7-5. In the D flight Formont, a native of Orleans, France, dominated from start to finish to win his second-consecutive flight at a fall tournament. Formont defeated Creighton's Quinn Dippel, 6-2, 6-1. Formont is currently 6-0 in singles this fall. Finally in flight E, Zeljkovic took on Drake's Ryan Drake for the flight championship. The Banja Luka, Bosnia native battled with the Bulldog in the first set, 6-3, and made short work of the host in the second set with a 6-0 triumph. The Huskies will return to action Oct. 18 at the ITA Midwest Regional, hosted by Michigan State in East Lansing, Mich.


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Hey guys. Not ss/fixed related, but I thought we could carry the recent momentum of recovered parts and bikes.
On Wed afternoon during the lunch hour rush, a Specialized Sirrus Limited was taken off the racks of Gotham Bikes in TriBeCa and walked out the door. Careless, I know, but it wasn't me .
The bike has a full monocoque carbon fiber frame,fork, and carbon FSA cranks. Mostly Ultegra with a flat carbon bar. It is a pretty unique looking bike, and there aren't too many out on the street.
There is a $400 reward for the recovery of the bike, no questions asked.
If the bike is recovered it will probably discounted for use or stripped for parts. As such, with the payment, the shop is losing money, but they hope to keep this from happening again by rewarding sharp eyes.
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Consumers are suing in California, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. over the company's practice of collecting zip codes during credit card transactions — a practice they say is forbidden in those jurisdictions.
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