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What is music21?
Music21 is a set of tools for helping scholars and other active listeners answer questions about music quickly and simply. If you've ever asked yourself a question like, "I wonder how often Bach does that" or "I wish I knew which band was the first to use these chords in this order," or "I'll bet we'd know more about Renaissance counterpoint (or Indian ragas or post-tonal pitch structures or the form of minuets) if I could write a program to automatically write more of them," then music21 can help you with your work.
How simple is music21 to use?
Extremely. After starting Python and typing "from music21 import *" you can do all of these things with only a single line of music21 code:
Display a short melody in musical notation:
converter.parse("tinynotation: 3/4 c4 d8 f g16 a g f#").show()
Print the twelve-tone matrix for a
tone row (in this case the opening of Schoenberg's Fourth String Quartet):
print (serial.rowToMatrix([2,1,9,10,5,3,4,0,8,7,6,11]) )
Convert a file from Humdrum's **kern data format to MusicXML for editing in Finale or Sibelius:
With five lines of music21 code or less, you can:
Prepare a thematic (incipit) catalog of every Bach chorale that is in 3/4:
for workName in corpus.chorales.Iterator():
work = converter.parse(workName)
firstTS = work.recurse().getElementsByClass('TimeSignature')[0]
if firstTS.ratioString == '6/8':
catalog.append(work.measures(0, 2))
Google every motet in your database that includes the word 'exultavit' in the superius (soprano) part (even if broken up as multiple syllables in the source file) to see how common the motet's text is (assuming you have a bunch of motets in "listOfMotets"):
for motet in listOfMotets:
superius = motet[0]
lyrics = text.assembleLyrics(part)
if 'exultavit' in lyrics:
webbrowser.open('http://www.google.com/search?&q=' + lyrics)
Add the German name (i.e., B♭ = B, B = H, A♯ = Ais) under each note of a Bach chorale and show the new score:
for thisNote in bwv295.recurse().notes:
Of course, you are never limited to just using five lines to do tasks with music21. In the demos folder of the music21 package and in the sample problems page (and throughout the documentation) you'll find examples of more complicated problems that music21 is well-suited to solving, such as cataloging the rhythms of a piece from most to least-frequently used.
Music21 builds on preexisting frameworks and technologies such as Humdrum, MusicXML, MuseData, MIDI, and Lilypond but music21 uses an object-oriented skeleton that makes it easier to handle complex data. But at the same time music21 tries to keep its code clear and make reusing existing code simple. With music21 once you (or anyone else) has written a program to solve a problem, that program can easily become a module to be adapted or built upon to solve dozens of similar (but not identical) problems.
Interested in learning more?
- Get Started with music21
- Browse the music21 documentation
- Download music21 from GitHub
- Get our latest news and updates at the music21 blog
- Read the Frequently Asked Questions list
- Sign up for the music21list mailing list through Google Groups.
Latest music21 News
Upgrades for most users should work automatically by typing:
pip3 install --upgrade music21
or (Python 2)
pip install --upgrade music21
Or download from GitHub
A summary of the most important changes since v.2.2 are below:
Fun and easy to understand changes:
Lots more MusicXML support -- better support for time signatures, for grace notes, for spanners, for metadata, for...you name it! And the system is refactored in such a way as to make contributing missing features quite easy.
MIDI files play back in Jupyter/IPython contexts. Lots of improvements there for people who use MuseScore.
The User's Guide has become much more awesome, and you can play with all the good features there.
Many new ways to search scores -- LyricSearcher is fully polished and documented in the User's Guide. Carl Lian's search.serial is upgraded from alpha to a full release that will be easy to expand in the future -- want to know where certain motives are used or transformed? This will make it easy to do. And search.segment -- the old standby -- is even better than ever (see below)
Try splitting notes and recombining them -- lots of intelligence going into this.
There's a big difference between taking a passage up a major third and taking it up 4 semitones. In Chromatic contexts, music21 will now spell things how a musician would like to see them. If you're working with MIDI data, without explicit enharmonics specified, you'll appreciate this.
Go ahead and use '~/../dir' and things like that in your file parsing -- music21 groks all that.
Look at you, fancy programmer, with your 4-CPU laptop! Why not give common.runParallel(tasks, function) a try and get music21 working 2-3x faster than before? (just make sure that "tasks" isn't a list of Streams). Oh, and if you're using search.segment to search for a particular passage inside a large collection of files, don't worry about using runParallel -- we'll do that for you automatically.
Docs are pretty and much better. The User's Guide is the place to start.
Too many other changes to mention, but some shoutouts to Shimpe for new Lilypond code (triplet chords, etc.), Frank Zalkow for enharmonic spelling , dynamics, tempos and other things, Chris Antilla for continued dedication to MEI processing, Emily Zhang for hashing functions and speeding up MIDI quantization, Sonovice for articulation handling, Dr. Schmidt for Chord symbol translations, Bagratte for IO cross Py2/3 fixes, Bo-Cheng Jhan for great braille contributions.
Big under the hood changes.
Big, backwards incompatible change: Many calls such as .parts, .notes, .getElementsByClass(), .getElementsByOffset(), etc. no longer return Streams. They now are iterators (returning something called a StreamIterator). For most uses, this is not going to change anything. You can still use: for n in myStream.notes: and it'll work great. It makes many parts of music21 much, much faster. For small scores, the differences will be small. For large scores, the differences will be tremendous, especially when filters are chained, such as: myScore.recurse().notes.getElementsByClass('Chord').getElementsByOffset(0.0). You're going to find that writing iterator chains is an amazing way to only get at items you want, especially with custom filters. To get the old behavior, just add .stream() to the end of your iteration.
Because none of these filters change the activeSite of an element, you'll find that this is much more stable than before.
If you want to know what the note after a given note is in a musical context, call n.next() or n.previous(). If it's the last note of a measure, it'll move on the first note of the next. And once you've called .next() on one note of a stream, the remaining calls will be super super fast. I still haven't wrapped my mind completely around this paradigm, but it sure beats all the fooling around I used to do to figure out if one note was the same pitch as the next one, etc.
If you've been using music21 for some time, but have never looked at the docs for base.contextSites(), do it -- this is a very fast and extremely powerful way of figuring out how two objects relate to each other. Together with the .next(), .previous(), and better support for .derivation, many extremely powerful systems can be written in music21 easily that could only be written with huge difficulty before.
Nearly all functions marked deprecated in v.2. have been removed. Lots of super obscure functions in .base.Music21Object or .sites.Sites are gone. This is a positive step since it'll make the documentation for these objects simple enough to understand.
Sorting works. I mean, it just works. With grace notes, with oddly positioned elements, with what have you. And it's pretty darn fast. This might seem like something small, but it's enormous for us.
Corpus managing is much simplified -- if you ever thought in the past, "Hey, I'd like to use a custom corpus" and then thought, "uhh...no thanks..." give a look at what is needed to set one up now. You'll be glad for it!
Musescore and not Lilypond is used in Jupyter/IPython notebooks.
Complex durations are a lot less complex -- and faster.
PyLint on all code -- I estimate that at least 200 undetected bugs vanished through this major effort.
The Future
As noted in messages to the music21 mailing list (music21list at Google Groups), v.3.1 is the first non-beta release in the v.3 lineup. Version 3 happens to share a version number with Python 3, but that is merely coincidence. Music21 version 3 continues to work with Python 2.7 as well as Python 3.4. Version 3 adds explicit support for Python 3.5 and drops support for Python 3.3. Music21 will continue to develop into a Version 4 to be released next summer (4.0.x will be alpha and beta releases and 4.1.0 will be the public release). Version 4 will likely be the last version to support Python 2.
This release represents the end of a year's sabbatical where I got to work on low-low-level music21 functions that I didn't think anyone else would want to. Due to teaching and other obligations, I'll be taking off work on the heart of music21 until the holidays (I'll still be taking bug fixes, etc.) and working more on documentation, examples, and applications. The changes put in place for music21 v.3 has made working with it a lot more fun for me, so you'll probably see more a lot more applications get added, first to the alpha directory and then into the main set. I've also put up a version 4 roadmap (trees are almost done, they should make it in. Style objects will be introduced so that beautiful musical scores can be created or at least imported and exported properly without major speed loses) so if anyone wants to take the lead on a project you can do so. I'm working on a project called STAMR, Small Tools for Agile Music Research, which should create standalone tools using music21 and music21j for musicologists to get their work done faster. Given that I'm teaching music fundamentals online again, you should see music21 and music21j integration working far better than ever before.
Thanks to MIT for supporting my work, and the Seaver Institute and the NEH for initial funding to make music21 a success. And thanks to this great community for all your contributions in the past and contributions to come.
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This is likely to be the Release Candidate also for music21 v.3. I've indicated several times in the past that music21 v.3 is the last release that I guarantee will continue to support Python 2. I now suspect that there will be a Python 2.7-compatible v.4, since Python 2.7 is still the shipping version of Python w/ macOS Sierra.
Notes about the substantial changes in Version 3 have been posted on this list several times. The biggest changes are that .getElementsByClass() and .notes, etc. all return a new class called a "StreamIterator" which makes working with stream filtering much much faster than before, especially for very large streams.
The new tree-based storage system is still too flaky to turn on by default except in a few cases, and will be deferred to Music21 v.4.
Laundry list of items changed since 3.03-alpha:
min Python 3 version is now 3.4 -- 3.3 should still work but is untested.Notes parsed from MIDI or transposed by a number of semitones now get a .spellingIsInferred attribute which indicates that they can change their spelling ("G#" vs "A-") as needed for the situation. This is incompatible behavior, but much improved!
More User's Guide chapters...
Lots of improvements to Braille output, and refactoring to make more improvements in the future possible. (Thanks Bo-Cheng Jhan! and esp. to Jose Cabal-Ugaz in the first place).
Better documentation for Searching Lyrics (User's Guide, Chapter 28)
MIDI will now handle part names, etc. that use unicode.
Long files (>10 pages) in Musescore automatic PDF generation format now work (thanks Emily Zhang)
TimeSignatures such as 2/4+3/8 display much better now.
TimeSignatures import and export symbols ('common', 'cut', etc.) in MusicXML properly.
Fixes for musicxml parsing where both voices and chords interact.
configure.py now finds common MusicXML readers (Finale, Sibelius, MuseScore) on Windows!
InsertIntoNoteOrChord works in more cases
Streams are faster to calculate their own durations
Major speedups to large makeMeasure() calls.
A failure in makeTies now gives a warning instead of an exception
The old "musicxmlOld" format is removed.
metronomeMarkBoundaries works better (thanks Frank Zalkow!)
improved ability to specify how to quantize MIDI (thanks EZ!)
improvements to automatic instrument detection.
lots more MEI articulations work (thanks sonovice)
Fingerings import and export to MusicXML better.
noteheadParentheses work well now.
Roman.fromChordAndKey gets quite a few more chords now.
incompatible change: normalOrder instead of normalForm for chords -- gives the untransposed ordering of a chord -- this is the correct behavior; prior behavior is wrong.
incompatible change: Stream.offsetMap is now a method
incompatible change: common.isStr() removed -- use isinstance(s, str) or (s, (str, unicode))
incompatible change: key.KeySignature() no longer supports a .mode attribute. Use key.Key() instead. key.KeySignature() objects get an .asKey('major') etc. attribute.
incompatible change: pitches lose ".getMidiPreCentShift()" method. Just call .midi instead!
in case you missed what is new in v.3.0.3:
Last year I learned about music21 and ever since I have been wondering how I can use it to learn more about the Moroccan musical repertoires that I study. Long story short, I ended up building a tool for creating interactive web-based contour visualizations from the command line and I'd like to share it here.
Climbing out of a rabbit hole
|Malhun Performance in Fez, Morocco
Visualizing contours
|Malhun Contour Example
Building a tool
|ContourViz, simple example
|ContourViz, more complex example
Hello all!
I am a gigging musician and bass player who has discovered music21, but, alas, I am certainly not a musicologist or academic.
I have seen many of the amazing examples that showcase music21's capabilities with classical and twentieth-century music, and wanted to show how I use music21. Hopefully these examples show that music21 can also be used to explore jazz and popular music, either via analysis for educational purposes or for developing improvisational ideas.
Jazz Standard Voice Leading LinesMusic21 has an amazing corpus of public domain classical music, but most jazz standards are not available for inclusion. But, since music21 has an understanding of seventh chords and reads MusicXML, a virtual corpus of jazz standards is available for analysis and exploration via another application called IRealPro. IRealPro is a virtual accompanist software program that has chord charts for over 3000 jazz standards, and which can export the chord progressions in MusicXML, a format that will allow music21 to understand the harmony. Once we have that outline of a jazz standard's harmonic structure, music21 can be turned loose.
For this example, lets export the chord chart to the standard "Alone Together" and generate a 3rd to 7th voice-leading line through the entire tune, based on this concept by Burt Ligon, as described here.
Alone Together.XML and Guide Tone Lines with Music21.py)
Since music21 understands harmony, any kind of voice leading line is possible, for instance the 5th resolving to the 9th. Now these voice leading lines can be generated for any jazz standard (or for any chord progression) that can be exported as MusicXML format and these lines can be used as jumping off points for making solos or studying voice leading.
Jazz Solo AnalysisAnalyzing jazz solos from the masters is another way to get improvisational material, but it is better known as stealing someones licks! Since music21 can understand the relationship of any note to any chord, it can be used to analyze the functional relationship of the notes in a solo.
Here is an example of Miles Davis's solo on "Freddie Freeloader" with the notes being labeled so they represent their function against the chord being played, for example, an F note on a Bb7 chord being the fifth.
Miles Solo XML and Melodic Labeler.py)
This same Music21 code was used to analyze Charlie Parker's solo on Bloomdido, and a walking bass line over F blues by Ron Carter.
Now any solo line that can be exported as MusicXML can be analyzed by music21 and then explored even further. What notes are favored? What beats of the bar do certain notes get played on? How many times do certain notes get played? Are there repeating phrases that a certain player uses over and over? All of this can be cataloged or graphed once it has been brought into the music21 world. The included code needs a chord symbol over every measure.
Hopefully these examples show that music21 is not only for musicologists exploring the pitch class space of Bartok's string quartets or for twelve-tone row composers! Students and musicians can use it for very useful and practical purposes as well. Many thanks to Michael for allowing this guest posting from big music21 fan!
(Ed: Thanks Dan! The examples included here are copyrighted by their respective composers and publishers. We believe their inclusion here for educational and instructional purposes are supported by all four factors of the Fair Use test).
MIT Spectrum has an article by Kathryn M. O'Neill on my work, music21, and computational musicology:
"IF I WANT TO KNOW how the guitar and saxophone became the important instruments throughout classical repertory or how chord progressions have changed, those are questions musicology has been unable to approach," says Associate Professor of Music Michael Cuthbert. Spotting trends and patterns in a large corpus of music is nearly impossible using traditional methods of study, because it requires the slow process of examining pieces one by one. What his field needed, Cuthbert determined, was a way to "listen faster."Read more at http://spectrum.mit.edu/articles/data-in-a-major-key/.
Upgrade with:
pip install --upgrade music21
Or download from GitHub.
The first non-beta release of music21 since v. 1.9.3 (June 2014) gives a ton of new features and lots of new speed. But being a major release change number, it also has some changes that every programmer using the system needs to be aware of. The release notes on GitHub gives all the details, but here are the highlights since 1.9:
Changed and Added features
* Duration and Offset now use Fractions when necessary for exact representation of tuplets. Many, many errors from rounding are gone. For now, you can use Duration.quarterLengthFloat and offsetFloat to get the old behavior, but float(Duration.quarterLength) and float(offset) are better.
* Converters support easy to install custom sub converters. MEI is now supported (thanks to McGill university)
* Python 2.6 is not supported. Python 3.4 is highly recommended; 2.7, 3.3, and 3.5 also work.
* Loading cached streams is extremely fast. All streams are automatically cached when loaded from disk.
* Sorting is much more consistent and faster
* MusicXML parsing and showing have been rewritten to use cElementTree and many new features.
* Stream's internal mechanisms have been hugely rearranged. Now offsets are stored inside Streams instead of inside Notes, etc., making lots of things faster and more reliable.
* Streams support filters on iteration using the `.iter` property and the `recurse()` method. These are big changes for speed and reliability.
* Namedtuples replace anonymous tuples in many places
* Music21 is available under the BSD license.
* Musedata files are no longer available in the corpus. However, new files in MusicXML format have replaced several of them.
* Complete rewrite of TinyNotation making it much easier to subclass for your needs.
* If you have MuseScore 2, try sc.show('musicxml.png') to get a beautifully rendered musicxml file. Or use .pdf to get something ready to print. Thanks Nicholas, Thomas, and Walter!
* Builds are automatically tested for errors and documentation coverage.
* Experimental modules moved to the `alpha` sub package. `demos` reorganized.
* Lots of documentation changes!
* Obscure and almost never used (or actually never used) methods and attributes have been removed.
* Did I mention how much better the documentation is getting?
In case anyone is keeping track, since v.1.0 (June 2012), here are the:
Biggest changes between 1.0 and 1.9
* Store complete Streams via FreezeThaw
* Output to Vexflow and `music21j`
* Converters have been moved into packages.
* It takes 1/3 the time to do most operations, and 1/4 the time to start up.
* Capella supported. ABC imports almost everything. Humdrum supports multiple voices. Chords have a better root() algorithm
* Many, many new corpus pieces.
* Layout support.
* Python 3 supported, and now recommended.
* Timespans make .getContextByClass at least an order of magnitude faster, letting music21 handle huge scores.
* Derivations reduce the number of Streams to keep track of.
Oh, and I did more than patch bugs in the last week:
Release notes since 2.0.11
* Streams use .iter and .recurse() in TONS of functions, making many a lot faster, a few a bit slower, but all cleaner to debug and safer.
* Deprecated items now return a deprecation warning.
* Duration objects now have a `.client` which can inform the `Note` of changes to it.
* `.classes` searches are way faster. Returns tuple.
* `deepcopy` is about 30% faster.
* `common` is split into a directory of related functions. Now worth looking through.
* all corpus files, including small .abc files with non-standard additions, now parse. A complete corpus.search().parse() should be possible without any try: statements.
* several bugs in musicxml processing (mainly related to the handling of expressions, noteheads, etc., on chords) have been fixed. Also Finale's `
* code is much more "lint-free" catching many subtle bugs.
* audioSearch is cleaned up, with beta-type code moved to demos.
* Documentation much improved including three new User's Guide sections, and (thanks to bagratte) fixes for UTF-8 errors.
* `io.open` replaces `codecs.open` for better non-Western script handling.
* .egg files are no longer distributed. I'll work on getting .whl (wheel) files soon, but for now use .tar.gz. PyPi no longer supports .egg, so there's no reason for them.
incompatible changes
* `.fullyQualifiedClasses` is GONE. No one used it. Instead a new `.classSet` replaces it for rapid class searching.
* sites.Sites and sites.SiteRef are no longer imported into base by default.
* `documentation` modules reorganized, with better examples.
* `stream.core` moves several core modules out of the `stream` module.
* `Volume.parent` renamed `Volume.client` to match `Derivation` and `Duration`
* `.components` on `Duration` now returns a tuple.
What's Next?Today also announces the first commit of music21 3.0 -- for the first time, I'm going to try to do something daring: keep bug fixes and some backwards compatible changes in the 2.1 (2.2, etc.) branch, but go forward with bigger changes in a 3.0-alpha branch. Some things that you might expect to happen:
* All deprecated functions will be gone in 3.0; like immediately; like I'm deleting them as I type.
* Lots of things that currently return a Stream will instead be iterators over Streams. These include: .getElementsByClass(), getElementsByOffset() -- the fact that so many streams get created is one of the biggest headaches and reasons why the system gets slow. You can prepare for the change by examining your usage of these functions and asking yourself, "Am I actually using this as a Stream? Or just as a bunch of objects to iterate over in a for loop or to count using len()"? If the latter, you're fine. If the former, go ahead and add .stream() after it, for instance filteredStream = s.getElementsByClass("TimeSignature").stream(). The last `.stream()` call does NOTHING right now, but it will ensure that your code works exactly the same after the change happens. If you want to use the new features (even in 2.1) add .iter between `s` and `.getElementsByClass()` (but leave off the `.stream()`. You'll find that life will be going a lot lot lot faster.
* I'm going to make a second attempt to use TimeSpans as a general storage engine for Streams. These are the super fast representations of Streams that Josiah Oberholtzer made, that speed up working with large streams by 10-100x. But for very small streams (such as one measure of a Chorale), they are much slower than the current Streams. Now that all the core mechanisms are factored out of Stream into StreamCore, I can play much more easily with switching in any out the backend functions. Using the lessons of Python's TimSort, I'll probably have the TimeSpan core kick in immediately when there are more than 64 elements in a Stream; it should be seamless except for a tiny delay when the 65th element is added (like shifting gears in a car).
* I may make Python 3.4 a requirement. We'll see... I'm sick of coding for Python 2. Python 3 is much more fun from the coder's perspective.
Thanks everyone for great support! -- Myke
How can I contribute?
Music21 is a rapidly-progressing project, but it is always looking for researchers interested in contributing code, questions, freely-distributable pieces, bug fixes, or documentation. Please contact Michael Scott Cuthbert (cuthbert at mit.edu), Principal Investigator.
The development of music21 has been supported by the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at M.I.T., the Music and Theater Arts section, and generous grants from the Seaver Institute and the NEH/Digging-Into-Data Challenge. Further donations to the project are always welcome.
- Get Started with music21
- Browse the music21 documentation
- Download music21 from Google Code
- Get our latest news and updates at the music21 blog
- Read the Frequently Asked Questions list
- Sign up for the music21list mailing list through Google Groups.


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#1 Jan 29, 2013
Im not literate in this phenomenon of Facebook but know its a force to be reckoned with. Why not a public calling to put an end to the hoax and have this case adjudicated? Can anyone set up a page or site or whatever its called up? With specifics of getting people to vote for a special prosecutor, along the lines of Tricias original petition.
The Ramsey family needs to be held accountable for their actions. Of course Jonbenet was not intentionally murdered but the cover-up was a crime and financial restitution to all affected should be requested.
Alex Hunter also needs to be held accountable for his actions. He was actively involved in a conspiracy, a coward, and as dishonest as the proverbial snake oil salesman.
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#2 Feb 3, 2013
If not a Facebook call to justice how about a class action lawsuit?
#4 Feb 19, 2013
Case is NOT closed. It's still unders investigation as the 'cold case'. If new evidences are presented then this case could see the trial day. I do HOPE!!!!
Now, could you please explain your remarks in regards to freezer?!
Thank you in adavance
#7 Feb 19, 2013
Hardly, SIG.
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#8 Feb 20, 2013
The most likely reason Burke was suffering from the rare medical condition of encopresis is he was sodomized. The most likely person to have violated him and was his teenage half brother, John Andrew Ramsey. He is also most likely person to have sexually abused Jonbenet is also John Andrew by virtue of his age alone.
Is it incest when the siblings are only half? Is that why the dictionary was opened to that word?
There was an 'island of privacy' afforded the medical records of the Ramsey children. It wasn't because they had chicken pox or strep throats. There would have been required physical testing before any psychological therapy ensued.
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#9 Feb 20, 2013
Makes you think twice about the suitcase found with JAR's semen stained bedding and a Dr Suess book.
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#10 Feb 20, 2013
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#11 Feb 20, 2013
Sometimes you take things a little too far. There is no evidence that Burke was "sodomized," let alone by JAR.
I don't agree with IDI about much but you ARE frequently over the top. And posting under multiple hats does nothing for your credibility. IMO
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#12 Feb 21, 2013
"Of the 23 boys, 9 were encopretic, 27 times the reported occurrence of encopresis in the general population of boys between 10 and 12 years of age. Of the nine encopretic boys, seven had sexual abuse histories. Although both boys and perpetrators were secretive about the specific nature of the sexual abuse that occurred, evidence strongly suggested that at least six of the nine encopretic boys had been sodomized."
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#13 Feb 21, 2013
Children that act out sexually or with violence do so because something has happened to them to affect and cause such behavior.
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#15 Feb 21, 2013
This family has one dead child with a physical history of repeated sexual assault shown at autopsy and a surviving child with a behavior related to being sodomized.
If you don't want to connect the dots that's fine you can pretend with all the other IDI's that an invisible entity was at hand but it's most likely JAR was sexually abusing his younger half sibiings and had been doing so for many years.
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#16 Feb 21, 2013
Just as Burke is the one must likely to cause any sort of physical injury to Jonbenet JAR is the one most likely to be responsible for any sexual abuse of Burke and Jonbenet.
It has never been addressed as a possibility and this case has never been solved making it a credible avenue to go down no matter how disgusting to discuss or embarrassing for the players.
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#17 Feb 21, 2013
It's curious to consider John Andrew had every opportunity to attend college anywhere but chose to live and go to school blocks away from the dead victim.
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From Kolar's Book:
"While working on the written case outline that was completed in October 2006, I became aware of a childhood behavioral disorder that revolved around the issue of sexually aggressive children. I learned about clinical research that had been conducted on the topic of children with a behavioral disorder commonly referred to as Sexual Behavior Problems, or SBP.
I had obtained a copy of the book, Sexually Aggressive Children, Coming to Understand Them,70 and other research materials on that topic late that fall and began to review them in my spare time.
Arajis book, in particular, provided a comprehensive overview of national research that had studied sexual abuse perpetrated by children 12 years of age and younger.
Approximately two months had passed since the mailing of my letter to the D.A.s office, and I had finished my study of the SBP text book. It was incredibly enlightening, and the case studies
only served to strengthen my belief that developed from my analysis of the case that indicated some form of family cover-up.
This information is not all-inclusive but provides an overview of the behavioral symptoms seen with this childhood disorder:"
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" Research into sexually aggressive children was described as being in its infancy in the mid 1990s.(It appears that the earliest studies on this topic only dated to 1980.)
The average onset of preadolescent sexual behavior problems (SBP) are between the ages of 6-9 years.
Although the term sexual is used, the childrens intentions and motivations for these behaviors may be unrelated to sexual gratification.
Children act out for many varied reasons. Some may have been the prior victims of sexual abuse. Some may act out due to other behavioral problems related to PTSD, anger, fear, or emotional detachment. Sexual acting out has been linked to anger, rage, loneliness, and fear.
FBI UCR reports in 1979 revealed 249 rape arrests for children less than 12 years of age. Sixty-six of those children were under the age of 10.
Early research conducted in the 1980s provided evidence that preadolescent childrens behaviors can be as aggressive and violent as those of adolescents and adults.
FBI UCR discontinued reporting the age of offenders in 1980, but the National Center for Juvenile Justice reported a forcible rape rate of .02 per 1000 for 10 and 11 year olds in 1988.
1990 FBI and media reports in this time period indicate that among adults convicted of sex crimes, approximately 30% said they began offending before they were 9 years old.
A 1991 study revealed that some children engaged in behaviors that involved fire-setting, bed-wetting, animal mutilation, and scatological behaviors-(disturbed bodily functions related to urination and elimination).
A 1993 nationwide survey of SBP therapists identified preadolescent behaviors in 222 children that ranged from voyeurism to coercion: The more serious offenses involved digital penetration, penile intercourse, anal intercourse, bestiality, and ritualistic or sadistic sexual abuse.
Another 1993 survey conducted in the Northwest revealed that some offenders used physical coercion that included tying up their victims.
Offenders lack compassion, empathy, and exhibit inadequate social skills.
A victim may be the object of revenge or anger and could be viewed as the parents favored child by the perpetrator.
Families frequently attempt to portray themselves to the world as the perfect family.
Co-morbidity: SBP patients have a higher incidence of psychiatric disorders that include, but are not limited to, attachment disorder and separation anxiety.
Revelation of these clinical case studies and the emerging national recognition of this childhood behavioral disorder was in its infancy at the time of JonBenéts death, but confirmed what I had occasionally witnessed in the District Attorneys weekly SART meetings: Children of Burkes age had been proven capable of sexually abusing their siblings and others.
Moreover, these studies confirmed that children of his age were capable of committing horrendous acts of physical violence typically thought to have been reserved to adults.
It had been stated repeatedly that there had been no prior recorded history / incidents of abuse that would have suggested parental involvement in JonBenéts death. As I pointed out in the case analysis report and Power Point outline completed in the fall of 2006, Burke had already exhibited one prior incident of violence against JonBenét.
The incident that involved a blow to the head with a golf club that took place in Michigan was claimed to be an accident by the Ramsey family, but it is interesting to note that this incident took place within a day or two of JonBenéts birthday in August 1994.
One can only wonder whether sibling jealousy or envy may have played any part in that instance, and whether these feelings spilled over into the events of the Christmas holidays in 1996."
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Where do we go from here? With or without the indictment's release the only way justice will ever be served is with public effort, as an intruder so to speak into the corruption of the Colorado justice system.
Why not a second Grand Jury for Jonbenet's death and another for the cover-up within Hunter's office.
Why not a second petition for a 'Special Prosecutor'? The first one predates information of the indictment's contents.
And last but not least the books penned by John Ramsey need to be moved to the fiction section of the library with any buyer offered a full refund as done with Lance Armstrong.
#21 Mar 26, 2017
Maybe he went through puberty early. I remember reading an article talking about the mom and grandma talking about the size of his penis. Why would I make this up? I wouldn't. I can't be the only one who saw this.
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#22 Mar 26, 2017
Unco if you think you can call this "research" and get away with it, someone maybe more than one might disagree vehemently and contact irb or ethics or some committee that will ask many questions. Dig? Maybe that's one article Paula Woodward could get published but that kind of exposure would do your theory no good but maybe the folks in lab coats would finally show up at your door. Wonder if any legal issues arise from using Topix website for unauthorized research...then again you could just claim insanity but that might no go well with alumni association.
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Texxy IS moonjack.
Sneaky jack o lantern.
1st floor bedrooms, JAR incest. JARdidit.
I too can't shake j. Andrew completely.
Strong alibi for where abouts tho.
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American Idol is in its 15th and final season. And even if you switched allegiances to The Voice over the past decade and a half, or just plain forgot the show existed, you cannot forget OG winner Kelly Clarkson. Because she is a treasure.
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It is pretty to sing high notes once you have learned the proper singing techniques. If you attempt to sing high notes without having a proper foundation for your voice, you will strain your voice and cause your throat to hurt (I know from experience). It is much like professional baseball players and their at-bat swings. If you watch each player stand up and address the plate, they all have their own distinct routines (some of them wild!), but you will notice the same mechanics inside of those routines. They have the proper weight balance, they address the plate the same way each time, they swing through the baseball, and their swing followthrough allows them the maximum hitting power.
The same can be said with singing and especially singing high notes. While your approach may be different than the other guy, your mechanics need to be the same. One of the main techniques for singing high notes is the need for vocal cord closure (also called vocal cord compression). This technique allows you to strengthen your vocal cords and get that fine-tuned connection to be able to sing the high notes with ease and clarity. You don't want to be blasting or belting out air to try to hit the high notes – that only pushes your vocal cords apart and can cause significant damage in the long run. You want to be able to control your airflow with good vocal cord compression so that singing high notes are a breeze.
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Hi all as I posted on previous thread, I realised we had hit the 1000 mark, do felt obliged to open a new one. Hope everyone finds this thread easily
Lots to keep up with croydonmum, ( lol), just lucky I picked up on that. Thanks burntout, Congrats to your DS as well, and to fatalflower's as well.
Does anyone know if any extra kit has to be bought for the various team sports that the boys are trying out for?
Football, rugby, badminton etc? I seem to recall a discussion about tracksuits etc in school shop. Or is this for upper first onwards?
burntoutdad my DS started in year 6 last year we got the track suit, although we were told at the time he might not need it in year 6, luckly as he made the A teams for Football, & Rugby he had to wear tracksuit for a few matches. I find it comes in very handy for early saturday morning training sessions . As for extra kit it's just games kit for rugby, hockey and football (shine pads for footie and gum shield for rugby, and hockey) and white kit and trainers for badminton.
Thanks diva, so school provide any other team kits needed above the white pe and rugby but not track suit?
Burnt - they will be given a football strip for matches (you don't have to buy them) and if they are not provided with a strip then they wear the blue games kit for a football match. Not sure whether L1 team next Thursday will get a strip as so many of them so any DS from this thread going pack games stuff in case!! For rugby matches in years 6 & 7 they always wear their own blue games kit. Keep an eye on "further information" for any fixture as there are sometimes team meetings where the boys are given any special instructions like timings and what to wear/bring. Mostly they travel in uniform on the minibus/coach and change at the fixture but sometimes they get the boys to change first and travel in track suit. Parents are always welcome to watch and support too :-)
Thanks Diva and TCofB. Last time I checked school shop had no tracksuits and no idea when they might be in so don't know if there is any update on that. I might email mr m to find out what kit they need on Thursday and will post if any further info.
Thanks TCofB. Yes there are is a long list for next week, if I've understood Ds correctly (and looking at fixtures) he recollects being told that both A and B teams are playing same day from both sides, but boys haven't been told which side they're in yet??? It's not very clear. I thought they have slightly different strips for A & B?
Diva sorry another question - did your Ds take part in the sports mentoring programme, and how effective do you find it, is there access to the mentors at anytime or scheduled meetings etc? (That's 4 questions ).
I'm finding there's a hell of a lot of info to take in and keep up with so god knows what Ds is thinking!
burnt hott and fatal and all others on footie squad for Thursday. Kit required is games kit ie the rugby kit so this is what they will need to have.
Don't know much about the sports mentoring but sounds like it could be a good thing - hopefully all will be revealed on Monday!
burnt sorry only just catching up after busy weekend. I don't recall a sport mentoring programme for the L1 last year. I guess it's new for this year.
hi burnt the sports mentoring programme is for lower and upper first sports scholars only as far as I am aware - it is by invitation only so not sure if it includes all sports scholars or some (think all though but am assuming so). The majority will be year 7s and then a smaller amount of year 6s as obviously the pool of year 7s is much larger. It did include year 6s last year who will continue on the programme this year as year 7s (I think)
Thanks croydonmum.
There is so much to keep up with, but hopefully by the end of this term we should be a lot more in tune with things. The boys seem to be getting on with it all, though. Seem to be taking it in their strides.
Sports mentoring has got to be good for the boys, hopefully.
Hi all. Trying to work out DS's journey home after match in Thursday. Does anyone know if they are all taken back to school and if so what sort of time? I think the match is an away game at CH? Don't think I'll be able to collect so wondering if there is any possibility of DS catching the 5.15 school bus (unlikely) home. Have asked ds to check with a coach tomorrow but he is likely to forget / be busy doing something else! Ps track suit bottoms still not arrived at shop. Think Mr M said end of this month. Apparently it's not a compulsory item for L1. But would be handy for training I'm sure!
the information the website says return 5.30pm to school so too late to catch the bus and those buses don't wait for anyone! This is where the contacts list will be useful to find someone else playing who might live near you. I will be going to watch the match and take my DS home - happy to give your DS a lift should you be in my general direction. PM me if you want to check
Agree re contact list TCofB. I will also be at the match and happy to help if needed - live locally. Do you know if it's ok to take them straight home from CH after the match or do they have to go back to the school first and collect from there?
yes you can take them straight from match
I think we should start to get a contacts list together. Perhaps we can start on Thursday and take it from there. Also can get the WSA staff rep to send an email out to all parents asking if they want to be on contacts list to contact one of us. What do you think?
I'm happy to help with drop off on Thursday. I'll send you a PM allnewtous
Thanks so much for your offers of help somelikeithott and Croydonmumtods - very kind of you! (somelikeithott I have replied to your PM - thank you). We are not local so wouldn't trouble you but it very much appreciated - juggled things around about and all sorted now and should be able to collect him from CH. Regarding the contact list, I did get a WSA email (18/09) with an attached letter invite to join the L1 contact list (you send details by email reply to a volunteer parent). So PM me if you didn't get this and if you would like the email address etc.
Just PM'd you a copy & paste of the letter that was emailed out on 18th September re contact list, somelikeithott and Croydonmum. If anyone else needs this please let me know.
Glad you've managed to sort something AllNew. Thanks for PM, now I remember receiving that email ( too much going on in my brain), DH promised to respond, I'll check that he has.
I think I know the lady who sent the email, so ill check with her as well, as to progress made and when list is likely to go out.
Thanks allnew I've emailed off my details. Hopefully we will get contact list soon which will make life a bit easier.
Hello all - great to see this thread still going. Ds and I are both shattered from the first couple of weeks - I keep thinking that ds needs a PA, not a mother these days . Have sent my details off to WSA, thanks for the reminder!
He is super, super excited about the match on Thurs; it has been a bit confusing about the A&B teams but I think he's happy just to be playing really.
Am sitting here surrounded by sticky-back plastic and spray mount - and there was I thinking I'd left all this behind in primary school!
You should swap emails via PM on here as it will take a few weeks for the list to come out. In our year someone did that and it was useful. I was exhausted until middle of this year from all the activities and early starts. Glad to hear all the boys are doing well! Good luck with the first matches.
This is my first post-pls be kind!
My DS is at W and hes not in the Rugby teams. From my understanding, the talk on Weds, he needs to attend school this sat for the sports dev programme for Upper First-is that correct?
Thanks in advance
sorry - not sure about that. In previous years on the fixtures website the sports dev programme had its fixtures listed with team sheet. Hopefully someone can help
Thank you. There is nothing on the web for the sports dev programme. I think I shall send him in tomorrow and see what happens.
The funny thing is that he is on the sports mentoring prog but didnt make a rugby team?...not that hes dis-pleased as he didnt enjoy the rugby trials
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You are obviously a woman of many talents, passions and gifts. That will never end for you. But here's the deal with midwifery. I do see you finishing your midwifery education. Just don't assume that means that is what you will be when you grow up. You will never, ever, only be/do one thing. You wouldn't know how to maintain that kind of lifestyle even if someone told you that you had to. Too boring and vanilla for you.
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I have actually been a CPM for almost seven years now. As a midwife though, I feel like I will always be learning and evolving and helping to convince women to trust in their own bodies and abilities. I feel especially strongly about assisting UC birthing families since my fifth and most empowering birth was unassisted. As far as classroom education goes, I have been considering taking some classes for something non-midwifery related. I have so many interests that I just feel like how will I ever have time to be a midwife if I follow all of these other paths?? I know that it will all work itself out. Your reading really confirmed everything that my own guides have told me though. Perhaps I just needed to hear it from someone outside of my direct spiritual circle.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Toronto Stock Exchange's main index ended a see-saw session lower on Tuesday as news that insurer Manulife Financial (MFC.TO: Quote) will issue new stock offset rallying energy shares after talk of a takeover of Nexen Inc NXY.TO.
The tug-of-war between the slumping financial shares and rallying energy stocks left the Toronto Stock Exchange bouncing around in a wide range that saw it up as much as 120 points and down as much as 186 points.
Manulife's drag on the heavily weighed financial group kept the broader index from tagging along with a sharp rally in U.S. stock markets, which managed to bounce back from a steep slide in the previous session.
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Manulife shares fell 2.79 percent to C$19.89 after it said it would report a fourth-quarter loss of C$1.5 billion due to sliding markets and issue $2.1 billion in common equity to bolster its capital position.
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Another installment of giving better answers to the questions asked at Debi Pearl's site message board for the book 'Preparing To Be A Help Meet'. Many young ladies ask questions on all sorts of different subjects brought up by the book. There was just one big problem, many of the answers stray into either the outright bad and emotionally unhealthy to dangerous. Yes, typical Debi Pearl borderline abusive. Here's what we're going to be doing here at NLQ. Every week, once or twice a week, I'll be posting up one of the questions from the message board and ask you, our readers, to answer that poor soul's question in a way that is logical, rational and the best possible solution, in other words 18 … [Read more...]
Preparing To Be A Help Meet: The Priest Part 3
by Mel cross posted from her blog When Cows and Kids CollideIn the next installment on Priestly Men, Debi paints picture of what life for the wife of a Priestly Man is like with a huge interruption by a Visionary Man on a side note. "The key is to know you man. In what image has God created him? You, as his help meet, will need to learn to conform to your man. God's Word says, in Hebrews 13:8, "Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today and forever." On the 90's TV show Animanics, there was a reoccurring segment called "The Wheel of Morality". The characters would pull out a giant game-show wheel, spin it and read a canned moral that printed off. … [Read more...]
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If you'd like to receive Praxis Novellas for free, you can grab a copy at the author's website here: http://katonuniversityseries.blogspot.com/ Enjoy! Note from the author: Praxis Novellas, Mosaic Chronicles Book Two contains three novellas that, while not continuing Nicole and Austin's relationship per se, are integral to the plot line of the entire series (which is why together they're considered to be the second book of the series). As stated above, you can receive Praxis for free by joining my newsletter list. Happy reading! The Focus: When Nicole, a talented cellist, goes to Ohio to sharpen her skills with wind magic, she has no idea her studies are about to collide with terrifying creatures and people from another dimension. Based off one of HP Lovecraft's popular stories. The Manor: Austin receives a photograph in the mail and quickly discovers something about it isn't quite right: every time he looks at it, there are changes. And the changes aren't good. The Angel: Lizzie doesn't know the old whistle she found in a deserted trapper's cabin is possessed. She blows on it, accidentally calling back the spirit of a dead goddess consumed by the desire to snare the person who called her. When the goddess arrives in the form of a statue, the stillness of Lizzie's mountain retreat is destroyed. Suggested reading order: Discern, Mosaic Chronicles Book One Praxis Novellas, Mosaic Chronicles Book Two Perceive, Mosaic Chronicles Book Three Observe, Mosaic Chronicles Book Four Reclaim, Mosaic Chronicles Book Five Conceal, Mosaic Chronicles Book Six Obscure, Mosaic Chronicles Book Seven Enshroud, Mosaic Chronicles Book Eight (coming soon) Withhold, Mosaic Chronicles Book Nine (coming soon)
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(Solved) – Metro apps not getting Internet access Windows 8/8.1
There seems to be a problem with the Metro Apps in Windows 8 and 8.1 that suddenly one day you find that most of your Metro apps can't connect to Internet or can't get the Internet access even if your Internet connection is working fine with all your desktop apps. Many people are facing this problem and getting the error "unable to connect to internet, check your network connection" .
I myself faced this problem for past few days and then I searched all over the internet to find the solution for this. And I found number of threads on number of forums and this problem is discussed in Microsoft's own forums but their Engineers couldn't give the perfect solution for this. They suggested some tips and settings and at last suggested to refresh the Windows installation. But the same problem persisted even after refreshing.
That left me with a blank mind with nothing at all working but soon I discovered the problem and got a very easy solution for it. The solution to this problem is just the piece of cake! It's so simple! Here it is:
Solution to run Metro Apps:
The solution for this very annoying problem is very easy, all you need to do is install one software "Fiddler", it is debugging tool which solves this problem. The cause of this problem is, Windows 8 blocks apps from using internet connection for security reasons. By using this tool, we will give back the Internet access back to the Metro Apps.
First of all download Fiddler from this link: www.fiddler2.com
Now install the program, after the installation is completed, open the program, you will see a screen like this:
Now click on "Win8 Config", another screen will appear (shown below), on it click on "Exempt All" as shown in below screenshot:
That's all! Now go and check your apps are working! This simple solution will work for most of the people and will end your months lasting query.
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April 26, 2017 at 10:47 pm
Works to get Pandora app working with x3watch proxy server on Windows 10. Thanks!
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Thank you so much for this fix! I was looking around for weeks and weeks and finally this has fixed it!
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Will this solve problems for Windows 10?
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worked for me on Windows 10 and while I have x3watch installed as well
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this actually works ! having problem with some metro apps on windows 10 not having internet connection while using VPN. This solves it. Thanks!
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this was extremely helpful.. but apps like modern combat 5 and blits brigade still show now internet connection… any idea how can i fix that… ?
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Woe, it worked. Thank you very much. I'm have been searching this problem for year. I do reset, config, add dns, config router….like some website say but nothing work.
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Glad it helped 🙂
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OMG!! it works!!! I've tried for hours till I found this!! Thank you!!!!!
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You are welcome 🙂
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Omg searched for hours and tryed many fixes but only this one helped me!Thanks a lot
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wow man …….*bows thanks a ton everything running just fine now
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Thanks and enjoy… 🙂
April 15, 2014 at 11:07 am
Works like a charm 🙂
February 9, 2014 at 8:04 pm
it says that the enableloopback utilty is not installed what should i do..please help?
February 9, 2014 at 8:20 pm
Nothing happens after i click extemp all
February 16, 2014 at 2:54 pm
Please save the changes, close fiddler and restart the computer and then try the apps.
February 8, 2014 at 9:51 pm
Ok, this is strange but it only works with Fiddler opened for me. I saved the changes before.
February 4, 2014 at 6:48 pm
Thanks, it worked.
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Happy To Help… 🙂
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Thanks a ton!! This solved my problem.
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Smiling as they walked through the terminal side-by-side, Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson were spotted landing at LAX Airport in Los Angeles on Saturday (September 13).
In what's been a busy week for the rumored to be altar-bound couple, LiLo and Sam were arriving back home following trips to New York City and Toronto over the past week.
Joining in on the fun going on up in Canada, Lindsay Lohan held a party as part of the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday night (September 12).
With Samantha Ronson reportedly taking care of deejay duties, the "Mean Girls" starlet looked sexy in a sheer grey top with black leggings as she posed for photographers at Ultra Supper Club.
Hitting the red carpet sans boyfriend Ryan Gosling, the always-lovely Rachel McAdams turned heads as she posed for photographers at the Toronto Film Festival on Wednesday (September 10).
The 31-year-old Canadian native was on-hand for the premiere of her new movie "The Lucky Ones", which co-stars fellow festival attendee, Tim Robbins.
Though most moviegoers will have to wait until January 16, 2009 to see it in theaters, last night Rachel Weisz premiered "The Brothers Bloom" at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The "Runaway Jury" babe looked stunning as she meandered around the red carpet event, sporting a silvery blue short-sleeved dress complete with shiny silver strappy heels.
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Rockstar has announced that Grand Theft Auto 5's currently PC-only Rockstar Editor feature is coming to PS4 and Xbox One after all.
The powerful editing tool, which permits players to put together movie-like gameplay clips of their time in San Andreas, was originally announced as a PC exclusive.
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