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BroadleafCommerce is an open-source, eCommerce framework written entirely in Java.
It is targeted at facilitating the development of enterprise-class, commerce-driven sites by providing a robust data and service model, a rich administration platform, and specialized tooling that takes care of core commerce functionality.
To accomplish this goal, we have developed the platform based on the key feature sets required by world-class online retailers and we're committed to continually expanding our feature offering. We've also taken extra steps to guarantee interoperability with today's enterprise by utilizing standards wherever possible and incorporating best-of-breed, open-source software libraries from the community.
Getting Started
To begin working with Broadleaf Commerce, you will want to follow the Getting Started documentation. Please feel free to ask for help in our forums -- we monitor these regularly and love to help when we can!
Software License
Broadleaf Commerce is distributed under the Apache License 2.0.

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Google has been tracking politics in its own way -- namely what's being searched. And during the vice-presidential debate on Thursday night, it found that people really wanted to know more about vice-president Joe Biden, look up unknown words and see what Republican vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan looked like shirtless.
The most searched terms during the vice-presidential debate were compiled by Google Politics and Elections on Google+, using their Google Search data from 9 to 10:30 p.m. Eastern Thursday night.
The top searched were split up between both Biden and Ryan, with both sides wanting to know how each candidate was doing in the debate -- "Biden Debate" and "Ryan Debate," as well as how old each politician was. After that, searchers wanted to know why Biden was laughing so much and more about his wife. As for Ryan, they wanted to know what he looked like shirtless and more about his workout.
The top-rising search terms of the night, based on date from 8:45 to 10:45 p.m. Eastern, were "Biden," "conflating," "malarkey" and "who is winning the debate." While some pointed out that this may bode well for Biden, it may simply be that people decided to learn more about their vice president. More interesting is the words "conflating" and "malarkey," which may mean that the American public may be empowering its vocabulary. However, "who is winning the debate" is the one question that most people, including pundits, have.


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I recently reviewed a manuscript of a non-fiction, semi-scholarly work analyzing images of historical prophesy (tarot) cards. The author explained that she wanted to illustrate her book with copies of cards and photographs of ancient artifacts to demonstrate thematic links to the images on the cards. The cards are mostly of ancient provenance, although some are more recently created modern interpretations of prophetic images. Whether ancient or modern, art and artifacts are owned by museums, cultural institutions or artists who control rights to their collections or copyright.
What permission does an author need to use images of cards and photographs of ancient artifacts in cultural collections? More recently created cards are works of art protected by copyright. Not so with ancient cards and works of art! In one sense these are in the public domain, but they are nevertheless protected by ownership rights against commercial exploitation. Can you copy images from a catalog or a magazine or a newspaper to illustrate your book without having to pay anything to anybody? With respect to the artifacts in cultural collections, the author explained that she had found photographs on the Internet which she intended to download and use in her book. She has also (despite ubiquitous "no photographing" admonitions in cultural institutions) taken some photographs of museum holdings on the sly with a digital camera and wonders whether there are any constraints against using these images.
Images are not for the taking even if not protected by copyright. So, for example, although an author may use her own unauthorized photographs their low resolution makes them unsuitable for publication. Publishers will require her to license high resolution prints which can only be obtained from the museums and cultural institutions who own the originals. In these circumstances, permission is granted in exchange for a "use fee" under an agreement that spells out the author's limitations of use. Optimally for the creator of a semi- or even scholarly book a "use fee" may be no more than the cost to the institution of creating a reproducible high definition image. The amount of the fee, however, is variable. It most likely depends upon the nature of the work and its intended audience and the territories in which it will be sold. It may also depend on the location of the image in the work – cover art is likely to be more expensive than the same art on an interior page – and requested size (larger images cost more).
Because a publisher will not allow itself to be exposed to any violation of a third party's intellectual property or contract rights it will demand that all permissions be properly cleared and warranted. Clearing permissions is a time consuming and sometimes costly undertaking. An author, particularly one seeking a mainstream publisher will find that the publisher will require her to obtain permissions. Most likely the task and cost will fall to the author to be paid out of the advance. Publishers do not ordinarily agree to pay for permissions although they may agree to share in the cost of obtaining new illustrations, which necessarily involves contracts with illustrators and photographers and raises another level of copyright ownership.


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Anyone involved with PR and decision-making at General Mills was busier than the Pope conducting Easter services this weekend. The food company, one of the world's largest and owner of brands including Pillsbury, Yoplait, Betty Crocker, Nature's Way, and many more found itself working overtime on the holiday weekend to correct a mistake that bred bad PR like wildfire.
At issue was a change made last week to General Mills' legal policy regarding consumers' ability to take legal action against the company or one of its brands. The new terms seemed to state that even "liking" the company's Facebook page in order to get a coupon meant consumers waived the right to sue.
Public condemnation was, predictably, fast and furious. General Mills tried to say that the policy had been "grossly mischaracterized," but they quickly apologized and reversed the policy. "We're sorry we even started down on this path," wrote General Mills representative Kirstie Foster on the company's blog. No translation of legalese necessary there.
THE PR VERDICT: "C" (Distinctly OK) for General Mills for a bad move quickly righted.
THE PR TAKEAWAY: When consumers go on the warpath, declare peace. Lately PRs have been confronted with company heads who let personal opinion affect brand profiles, as with Brendan Eich and Mozilla. The case with General Mills is more of a classic demonstration of "The customer is always right." When it became very quickly clear that a business decision angered the people who buy their products, their new policy decision was reversed. That's the business side. For PRs, the job was striking the right sort of apology: brief explanation for the actions taken, a fast reversal, a human being making a plainly-worded apology. Good ingredients for PR repair after an idea turned out to be half-baked.


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This year, in celebration of Mother's Day and moms everywhere, Blue Mountain has partnered with 10 important and deserving non-profit organizations that support women-related causes. Help us spread the love and raise awareness for the health and well-being of mothers and children around the world by celebrating with us and sending or sharing these touching holiday ecards from the following organizations:
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Rocks. Guilty. Three children instead of just one. I'd apologize to the one I publicly accused, except she was one of the three culprits! Reason given for WHY they put the rocks in the exhaust pipe: "I don't know," from 'the boy.' Giggles from the baby. A blank look from the first accused.
Did you know that 'Que sera' is Spanish? I thought it was French! I guess I am learning some Spanish.
Pounds lost so far: 19!!
Number of children at McDonald's for lunch yesterday: All 5
Number of children who THREW UP at McDonald's: 1 (thankfully he made it to the bathroom...even more thankful that Daddy is the one who got to take him!)
Number of children who learned that lipstick does not make good eye shadow.: 2 (they kind of look like raccoons, today. They decided to circle their eyes with lipstick. I don't know why. I also don't know why I didn't take a picture!!
Things learned this weekend: a piano has 36 black keys. My hubby can name all 5 of the New Kids on the Block (I am so proud.) Harry Morgan is not dead. There are entire villages in Cambodia built on water. There is actually candy, that you can purchase, that comes in a plastic, strap on nose and drips out like snot (thanks, Mom.) I promise to get a picture of that in use!
Definitely an interesting weekend! What did you do??
Monday, October 27, 2008
Weekend Update (with apologies to SNL for using their term)
Rocks. Guilty. Three children instead of just one. I'd apologize to the one I publicly accused, except she was one of the three culprits! Reason given for WHY they put the rocks in the exhaust pipe: "I don't know," from 'the boy.' Giggles from the baby. A blank look from the first accused.
Posted by Mom to 5...Daughter of the King at 9:03 AM
Labels: Daily life, date night, Kevin, Kids, rocks
11 comments:
- Cindy said...
I took pictures of people we know and love...Kathy & crew, Erin & crew, and Katie & Livi.
- October 27, 2008 at 9:58 AM
- Mom to 5...Daughter of the King said...
I saw Kathy's pics. they are wonderful!
- October 27, 2008 at 9:59 AM
- Melissa said...
WOW! I learned a lot! I would have guessed Harry Morgan to be dead, but hey...what do I know? LOL! We have some of the snot licker things too...ugh, gross. Funny, but gross considering I'm trying to get my kids to STOP licking the real drippy snot. ;-)
- October 27, 2008 at 10:01 AM
- Cindy said...
Thanks...wait till you see the rest of the pictures.
There are some teasers of Erin, Keith, and Caleb on my Flickr if you want to see those.
- October 27, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- Dawn said...
Snot lickers???? EWWWWW I think I'll pass on those! LOL
This weekend, we froze at our final marching band competition of the season all day Saturday. Sunday was spent with friends after church and watching EmmaLi try to carve her pumpkin with daddy.
- October 27, 2008 at 10:36 AM
- a Tonggu Momma said...
Umm... who is Harry Morgan? And am I an idiot for not knowing? You be the judge...
- October 27, 2008 at 11:26 AM
- Mommakitten said...
And what did any of that have to do with Date Night?
- October 27, 2008 at 12:39 PM
- Mom to 5...Daughter of the King said...
Some of them had to do with date night, not all....oh Harry Morgan was Col. Potter on MASH
- October 27, 2008 at 12:53 PM
- as written by Barbara said...
I agree... snot lickers... EWWWW... why on earth... must have been created my a non-parent...
Our weekend? here's the Guo comment as a teaser: "Where's da program from taday's dead person?"
(full write up to on his blog)
Barbara :-)
- October 27, 2008 at 1:00 PM
- Hilty Sprouts said...
That was too stinkin' funny! I didn't have nearly that much excitement. Great job on the 19lbs!
- October 27, 2008 at 9:15 PM
- Sharon said...
Oh what fun! The girls and I camped out in our living room. Marty and Brice went camping with the Cub Scouts....too cold for this Mama Hen and chicks!
- October 28, 2008 at 3:39 PM


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Immunofluorescence: simultaneous polyclonal and monoclonal staining to same prot - (May/03/2013 )
I am looking at the localization of Protein X during UV irradiation.
I noticed that increased fluorescence of protein X using a monoclonal antibody within 30 minutes of UV irradiation. Since the increase is in a very short time period I do not think it is due to increased expression or decreased degredation (if so, that itself would be a lone paper).
I am hypothesizing that since I used a monoclonal antibody, UV irradiation caused a shift in protein folding or uncovering of the antigen binding site, hence the increase in immunofluorescence signal.
So I am planing to stain with a polyclonal antibody.
I was wondering, if I simultaneously incubate the samples with mouse polyclonal and rabbit monoclonal to the same protein, would I be too optimistic in thinking I would see good staining? Should I just do the two antibodies separately?
And if I go ahead with simultaneous staining, should incubate the two primary antibodies at the same time or one after the other? (monoclonol first or polyclonol first?)
I tried to search the literature for any suggestions but I could not find any attempts such as this.
Thank you.
Should work fine, just watch out for compatibility of the secondaries.


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NAPALM DEATH Frontman Breaks Down Songs On New Album – Part 3
The third in a series of four clips in which vocalist Mark "Barney" Greenway of British/American grindcore pioneers NAPALM DEATH explains the lyrics and meaning behind each and every song on the band's new album, "Utilitarian", can be seen below. The eight-minute video covers the tracks "Orders of Magnitude", "Think Tank Trials", "Blank Look About Face" and "Leper Colony".
NAPALM DEATH will release its 14th studio album (excluding the cover album "Leaders Not Followers"), "Utilitarian", on February 27 in Europe and February 28 in North America via the band's longtime partner, Century Media Records. The cover artwork (see below) perfectly fits the album's theme and was created by the Danish artist Frode Sylthe, who is also responsible for THE HAUNTED's "rEVOLVEr" artwork.
In anticipation of this release, the band has now launched an "Occupy Napalm" Facebook tab to show their support for the Occupy movement and to provide fans with the latest news about their politically-charged "Utilitarian". With downloadable Occupy-themed stencils and screensavers, plus a special video teaser for "Utilitarian" created by Mitch Harris (guitar, vocals), this Facebook tab is the place to go for everything NAPALM DEATH!
"Utilitarian" track listing
01. Circumspect
02. Errors In The Signals
03. Everyday Pox
04. Protection Racket
05. The Wolf I Feed
06. Quarantined
07. Fall On Their Swords
08. Collision Course
09. Orders Of Magnitude
10. Think Tank Trials
11. Blank Look About Face
12. Leper Colony
13. Nom De Guerre
14. Analysis Paralysis
15. Opposite Repellent
16. A Gag Reflex
17. Aim Without An Aim (bonus track)
18. Everything In Mono (bonus track)
Upon "Utilitarian"'s release, NAPALM DEATH's limited-edition "Analysis Paralysis" seen-inch EP will also be available for purchase at CM Distro in black and clear vinyl. Its B-side includes the exclusive track "Youth Offender", making this a very collectable piece for any diehard NAPALM DEATH fan.
Greenway explains the album title and concept: "After some deliberation, we have decided on 'Utilitarian' as the album title. We generally try to avoid generic titles, and this seemed to have a lot of scope to it. I won't explain the full meaning of utilitarianism here because it's an ethical theory, and as ethical theories go, the depth and debate around it is quite heavy at times. It has a certain 'morality' aspect to it and that isn't something that drives me, so I also certainly have issues with it."
"So, rather than just nail that straight to the mast, of course we wanted to put our own spin on it by suggesting that those (i.e. the utilitarian in us, perhaps) who try to challenge everything, or fight against conventions, well, we go through periods of real self-doubt where we wonder if we're really making a difference. I suppose the conclusion is that, for the sake of all our freedoms, you should never stop, as even the feeling of resistance is at least a signal to those who would like to entirely control and dominate us — meaning everything from our instinctive behavior to our human entitlement to walk the earth unprovoked.
"Regarding the album overall, the final creases should be ironed out fairly soon, and immediately after that, we thought it would be good to top it off with a few U.K. dates. We've been playing one new song ('Quarantined') out on a tour of Canada and it's been well received, so we hope to perhaps throw in another one for now. Either way, we'll be bouncing off the walls again near you very soon."
Fan-filmed video footage of NAPALM DEATH performing two new songs — "Analysis Paralysis" and "Quarantined" — on January 27 at the Vortex club in Siegen, Germany can be seen below.
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Is there depth in your contact list? Meaning, do you know certain attributes about your subscribers that might affect their responsiveness or buying decision? If so, segmentation could really add some heat to your email campaign arsenal.
Instead of sending blanket emails to all of your contacts, you can segment your lists and send them only to the most relevant information. Here are few tips that might make the segmentation process easier.
- Segment your campaigns with more than just one demographic. Depending on your product or service, create your campaigns with other attributes you might know about your audience. Do you know the gender (male or female) of each recipient? This could dramatically affect response rates if you have products that cater to a specific demographic.
- Use purchasing behavior to boost results. Segment your lists based on what each customer purchased in the past. For example, All consumers who purchased product A will be categorize into List A and all consumers who purchased product B, will be categorized into List B and so on. When new products and services become available, select the most relevant list to target.
- Segment based on general customer interests. If your product or services can be divided into categories, you can easily recognize how to segment your list. For instance, a sporting goods store may segment based on the type of sports/activity the customer is interested in.
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Our Annual Review of Real Estate sales in Wilderness Ranch for 2012 and your 2013 forecast.
By: Paul Heim & The New View Team
Wow what a year! While I had forecasted in last year's report that we had passed the bell curve and would see an increase in market values for 2012, the market surpassed what anyone had expected or predicted. We saw an unprecedented turn around in the Treasure Valley real estate market. Overall values increased anywhere from 10% to 15%. These gains were primarily in homes under $350,000 but higher priced homes benefited also.
What were the causes and effects? What we witnessed was a market correction. It showed that homes had become undervalued. I like to use the Circuit City analogy. 'Best Buy won the war', … however I would bet Circuit City had way more customers the last four months they were open during their 'Going Out of Business Sale'. Best Buy had no way to compete with their prices those last months, but after their biggest competitor was finally gone, they knew they would see a spike in their growth and profit.
Likewise, as the banks 'Going Out of Business Sales' (foreclosed homes) were nearing a completion, the average seller was not able to compete with these prices. We then entered a period of contraction. This simply means we had more buyers than available listed properties. Supply and demand rules ensued.
With the low inventory of listings on the market, we often dealt with multiple bids in the Valley when homes were priced competitively. But how did Boise County and Wilderness Ranch fair in comparison?
In 2012 East Boise County finally crossed an important barrier. For 18 months we had no sales over $230,000 and that was causing difficulty in appraisals. Not that the value wasn't there in higher priced homes, just that appraisers couldn't validate them for the lenders and the lenders need the appraisals to issue the loans. The New View Team was able to complete two high-end sales (Boise County, but not in WR) very early spring, (cash deals) that helped remove that barrier and set precedence for every other sale and refinance that occurred moving forward in 2012.
Boise County tends to lag behind the Boise Valley (Ada County) by six to twelve months typically. The Boise Valley saw a noticeable turn in the market starting the fourth quarter of 2011 so we anticipated it to carry over to Boise County by spring, but as summer set in it happened better than anyone had expected. No complaints here!
Here are some graphs to illustrate key trends in the Boise Valley and East Boise County Real Estate Markets
2013 Forecast:
Boise is still seeing a contraction as developers try to re-group and get approval on new parcels through the hoops of planning and zoning for building.
I expect to see more homeowners (who were previously tight on the current value vs. what they owe) attempt to list in 2013, now that values have increased. Nationally, home prices are predicted to increase 1% to 3%, but I predict Treasure Valley real estate increases to be somewhere between 3% to 5% conservatively.
In part, this projected increase will be due to a rebound in land values, which affects 'over all' home values.
Boise County, I believe, will see the START of a land recovery in Spring of 2013. Whether it will do as good as housing did in 2012 is yet to be seen. If you are looking to invest, then NOW may be a good opportunity to consider land, prior to a potential rebound.
I would suspect we will see more building and new construction homes taking place in Boise County in 2013.
There are some other exciting things happening in Boise County potentially for 2013 and we will keep you updated with them as the year progresses. Some highlights are:
– The opening of the Hot Springs in Idaho City which will help this end of the county economically.
– Dr Matt Nelson's new Family Practice office, which will be located directly across from the old Rock's Lodge.
If you have any real estate related questions, please feel free to call or email us anytime, or visit our website! We would love to hear from you.
Paul Heim & the New View Team
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(208) 794-8175 – Paul Mobile


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Just hours after courts ruled California's Proposition 8 - which banned same-sex marriage in the state - unconstitutional, Ellen DeGeneres finally spoke out about her recent JC Penney controversy.
The openly gay talk show host and comedian is the spokesperson for the department store, something that the group One Million Moms, which describes itself as "conservative, pro-family," took exception to. The organization demanded that JC Penney fire DeGeneres.
"Normally I try not to pay attention to my haters," said DeGeneres at the start of her show. "But this time I'd like to talk about it 'cause my haters are motivators."
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"This organization doesn't think that I should be the spokesperson because I'm gay. For those of you are just tuning in for the first time, it's true. I'm gay. I hope you were sitting down," DeGeneres joked.
"I stand for honesty, equality, kindness, compassion, treating people the way you want to be treated and helping those in need. To me, those are traditional values. Oh - also I believe in dance," concluded DeGeneres.
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It's the middle of summer movie season. These days, that means tons of movies, designed to bring in the broadest audience to justify their $100 million-plus budget. And sometimes, you can tell these films, deep down, want to be "B" movies. Here are 10 huge-budget movies that would have been more fun with less money.
1) I, Robot
The only thing anybody remembers from this film is the army of CG robots smashing stuff, which basically turned it into a standard-issue apocalypse/disaster movie. But at times, this movie seemed to want to be a weird little thriller about robot consciousness, with Alan Tudyk grappling with his identity and Asimov's Three Laws. This film could have been a lot more fun if it had the budget of the average Cronenberg outing, and the studio had let Dark City director Alex Proyas go nuts.
2) The Golden Compass
Not every fantasy book adaptation needs to be Harry Potter, or to reach a Potter-sized audience. This was a classic case of studio interference getting in the way of a feature — there were several script drafts for this movie that were truer to the Philip Pullman book, including one by playwright Tom Stoppard. But the studio wanted something shinier and happier. This film could have been a lot darker if it had spent less money on cool-looking CG polar bears, and maybe just had a few "money shots."
3) The Incredible Hulk
Of all the Marvel movies, this feels like the biggest misfire. Well, this or Iron Man 2. I've never seen a big action tentpole that wanted more badly to be a small art film, thanks to Edward Norton's brooding and talky performance as Bruce Banner. And maybe that's not the movie that Marvel wanted — understandably — but it's the movie they were getting. The surprising thing is, this movie had a bigger budget than Iron Man, when it probably should have had half the budget and more introspection. It seems as though all that money went on the big Harlem smackdown in the final 20 minutes, which felt utterly predictable and devoid of real excitement.
4) Quantum of Solace
How did this movie manage to spend $200 million? All I can even remember about it is the one rooftop footchase, and Daniel Craig skulking around a series of opera houses and luxury condos. Oh, and a woman getting covered with crude oil. This film seemed like it was afraid to come out and say anything, or do anything interesting with James Bond — and all of its instincts seemed to pull it in the direction of being a low-budget spy thriller. The story of Bond taking down the organization that killed his girlfriend could have been done for Jason Statham money, and it might have been kind of nuts and no-holds-barred, instead of the every-hold-barred movie we got.
5) Hancock
The first half of this movie was a zany comedy about a superhero with an attitude problem (and a drinking problem.) The movie's heart comes from Jason Bateman trying to give Will Smith's character a new image, and Will Smith fucking up again and again. It was sort of a demented concept — and then this movie randomly changes gears and turns into a big action movie, unspooling a massive backstory about gods and dysfunctional god marriages. It's as if everybody remembered this is a summer tentpole. What if Hancock had just been made for Judd Apatow money?
6) Terminator Salvation
This is still one of the most expensive movies ever made, even after Avatar and various Chris Nolan joints. Also, this and Terminator 3 were both massively more expensive than the first two Terminators — the ones actually made by James Cameron — even after you factor in inflation. And to the extent that Terminator Salvation had any potential for greatness (or goodness), it was as a dark post-apocalyptic movie, something in which survivors forage in the wasteland and hide from killer robots. Not so much Transformers with Helena Bonham-Skynet.
7) G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra
Hard to believe anyone thought this movie was worth spending $175 million (in 2009 dollars) on. The sequel had a lower budget, and approximately 1000 percent more fun. And honestly, as the first movie in an untested new franchise, this should have been a lean, low-budget romp in which half the fun is just establishing Duke and the rest of the crew and watching them run around their secret base fighting Cobra. You didn't need power suits or Paris being destroyed, just the kind of goofy shoot-em-up fun the cartoon was known for. Plus ninja fights. If any summer movie ever really wanted to be a "B" movie, it's this one.
8) Oz The Great and Powerful
We actually said in our review of this one that it should have been a "B" movie, so I'm just going to quote from that: "As you watch the plodding action in Oz unfold, you'll find yourself wishing it had a bit more of the anything-goes spirit of a B-movie. There is a lot to love in this prequel to the famous 1939 movie, but the whole thing feels strangely defanged. Which is a problem in a flick that needs some darkness to fuel its light."
9) Prometheus
Like Terminator, the Alien franchise started off relatively small, and then grew into a behemoth. In today's dollars, Alien's $11 million budget would be about $36 million. And maybe if Ridley Scott had spent a fraction of Prometheus' massive purse, he would have felt freer to make a creepier venture into the heart of H.R. Giger-land, with more horror and less portentousness. This movie had enough money to look really, really beautiful, and to act as though it was going to ask Big Questions about where humanity came from and why we're here. Instead of just being fucking scary and insane.
10) Maleficent
Like Oz The Great and Powerful, this was another lavish origin story for a great fantasy character. And much like Oz, Maleficent was slathered in CG insanity — but this time around, the result looks even more muddled, and the story is even more defanged. The only special effect that really works in this film is Angelina Jolie's incredibly animated face, as she watches a baby grow up. If this movie had been more low-fi, it might have been able to give us a Maleficent with real darkness in her, one that lived up to the original film.


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One can only wait to see what the 'luminaries' of the Activist investment scene want to achieve by setting up a lobbying group.
Have they not already influence way beyond their actual investment stake in the companies they try to influence - for better or worse, depending on your point of view.
The purpose of their grouping can only be to have a freer hand when getting involved in 'activist' investments, stifling criticism from the media, politics and - most importantly - other shareholders (we may call them the silent majority).
Their aims may often make sense, managements may need a nudge in the right direction. But basically that would just mean to give advice, and free advice. Management should then react in a fashion that it considers appropriate. If the outcome is contrary to the interests of ALL shareholders there is the Shareholders meeting that can decide to change management if that is considered appropriate.
But efforts to get paid off (blackmail in effect) or being able to place a disproportionate number of directors on the board are nefarious practises that have been going on for much too long. If the efforts of the Lobby group are directed towards extending these and similar practises the real aims would be exposed as just another scheme to make a buck at the expense of shareholders and the welfare of companies and their stakeholders.
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The war over Left 4 Dead 2 continues. Some are screaming that the game is too early, and they expected more support for the first game, and others are saying that more of a good thing is never worth complaining about. We gave Valve a chance to speak for itself, and that seemed to cause even more arguments in the comments.
I was having a conversation with a friend who complained bitterly about the sequel, and I asked him if he would be buying it. "Well, yeah, and I'm probably going to love it," he told me. That's the issue in a nut shell, you can't listen to what gamers say, you have to pay attention to what they do.
So let's find out: how many of you will be buying Left 4 Dead 2? How many will buy, but still complain? How many people are voting with their dollar and not buying the game at all? Let your voice be heard!
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To question the point of view from which a war is narrated or fought, or to say that our image of war is reshaped by imaging technologies, implies that media represents something outside of itself. That it, as McKenzie Wark writes, the media appears to be "merely reflecting 'naturally occurring' moments outside all such apparatus."
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Currently within our contribution interfaces we support two types of linking. They are:-
- [link=nm1234567] for names and [link=tt1234567] for titles. This is our modern linking method, which utilizes the unique identifier for each name or title in the database (which can be harvested from our URLs).
- 'Tomoyuki Tanaka (I)'(qv) for names and _"Buffythe Vampire Slayer" (2001) {Once More, with Feeling (#6.7)}_ (qv) for titles. This is our legacy format which requires in-depth knowledge of our legacy name or title text format and is error prone.
As part of this work, the existing ability within the legacy format to perform name matching will be removed. An example of this feature is below:-
From today all contribution interfaces will begin being updated to support only the [link=nm1234567] for name and [link=tt1234567]. This change will not impact how the data is displayed on IMDb, it is purely a change to the contribution interfaces. This change affects 23 different data types:-
- Plot Outline
- Plot Summary
- Crazy Credits
- Alternate Versions
- Connections
- Articles
- Books About This Person
- Biographical Movies
- Biography
- Real Life Quotes
- Name Trivia
- Trivia
- Nickname
- Other Works
- Portrayed in Other Movies
- Salary
- Spouse
- Trademarks
- Goofs
- Quotes
- Awards
- Soundtracks
- Literature
These changes will be rolling out over the next 24 hours during which time we will be monitoring the launch. We are in the process of ensuring that all submission guides are updated to reflect this change.
If you do spot any issues or have questions/feedback, please respond to this thread.
For titles, though, there aren't so many titles that are similar, so I'm not sure if using this method would help with titles. I hope that makes sense.
This issue has now been fixed and the change is fully launched.
Wait. Are we to understand correctly that the internal data is still stored in the "qv" syntax but in order to make changes a given piece of database information, a contributor has to manually convert all the existing references in the "qv" syntax to the key-link markup syntax?
That's just silly. It has the effect of making it much harder to submit corrections. I'm afraid that this is yet another example of a transition implementation approach from an old system to a new one that was not thought out by the IMDb software developers. I don't understand why the IMDb decision-making staff members do not realize these things beforehand. Or do they? So, are the contributors just guineapigs? Why do you treat us like this?
If it is not too much trouble, please fix this.
There are some things that I think need fixing and which I believe should not be too difficult. These do not preserve the old text qv format, on the contrary, my preference would be to eliminate it completely.
It would be even better if 'Keep' items used a hyperlinked display form and the conversion to [link=...] markup was only in the editable text box. Showing both the hyperlinked display form and the editable markup for 'Correct' items would be even better (showing the effect of edits of course). I think that would deal with at least some of the issues of selecting the wrong name/title.
Today we will begin the roll-out of changes
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by Rachel, Official Rep
Joined on September 25, 2013
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You could should would
put Today's date in your Announcements messages for history :
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
add Today's date & links to
on the entry page
Thanks for the feedback. I've updated this post to include the date we made the change.
I wasn't sure what you meant by the entry page and the help guide, could you clarify?
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I wasn't sure what you meant by the entry page and the help guide, could you clarify?
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I do not do many contributions here
the "entry page" would be the one displayed in your message:
An example of this feature is below:
New#1 Peter Pan (qv)
This change affects 23 different data types:
•Plot Outline
•Plot Summary
•Crazy Credits
add links there so contributors do not have to search
help.imdb.com or getsatisfaction.com
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Date for history examples
Upcoming changes to several IMDb features
Posted 2 weeks ago (Nov 4, 2017 ??)
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IMDb X-Ray now has more features!
Along with the today's announcement of the new Kindle HDX
Posted 4 years ago (Sep 26 2013 ??)
Rachel, Official Rep
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IMDb Boards added the Time & Date to each message
for all the world to see
I write the date on batteries so I know how long they have been in use
As I pointed out in my first reply, there is already a link to the help page in the update form when a contributor tries to use the old format.
Here at GS, post dates can be seen by hovering over days ago/hours ago tags
(on a PC, at least):
As I pointed out in my first reply,
there is already a link to the help page in the update form
when a contributor tries to use the old format.
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I know about the post dates
I would rather see the date than have to hover
( It is diffycult to copy the date into another message )
It is also a link to the message
Is there a link to This thread in the update form for helpful chat ??
On that note, I have something for you and everybody, a bookmarklet:
var l=document.links,i;
l[i].innerHTML+=" ("+l[i].title+")"
You can scrape the page and still acquire such information, ACT_1. The information is stored in the "title" attribute of the "ago" hyperlinks.
On that note, I have something for you and everybody, a bookmarklet:
by Jeorj Euler
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Thank you
I did not know what bookmarklet is
javascripts are a little bit above my paygrade
and for those 30 years younger than me
You can post that somewhere that all can read ??
I will just have to read and type the hidden date not C&P if I want to use it
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I just have a problem with IMDb and their date formats
I am the only one that does
Jeorj Euler
IMDb member since November 2000
IMDb Member 17 years
IMDb member since April 2000
IMDb Member 17 years
"Registered: Sun Apr 30 2000"
IMDb member since November 2017
IMDb Member New user! (Fri Nov 17 2017)
To use a bookmarklet, you "visit" it while having the particular webpage
We should check with David-CG. I wonder if he is on IMDb GS.
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You could save your javascript on your GS Profile page
OOOOOPpppppssss - no you can't !
No room for fun stuff on that page
like WE could on IMDb
(See above list - My page!)
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to David_CG Tue Apr 30 2013
IMDb member since December 2006 (Thu Dec 7 2006)
He had a collection of scripts for the Old IMDb Boards:
http://userscripts.org/users/67626/scripts?sort=installs (authored)
http://userstyles.org/users/14195 (authored)
http://userscripts.org/users/67626/favorites?sort=posts (recommendations)
Must-have IMDb add-ons:
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David CG
Joined March 15, 2017
https://getsatisfaction.com/imdb/people/David_CG : Not on GS IMDb
maybe a different name here ??
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List keywords in alphabetical order
by ljdoncel, Champion
3 years ago (Sep 27 2014)
Hey, David:
Sorry for the delay in replying
(I hadn't seen this thread until today that it's been bumped by Peter's response).
You can get all the scripts made by David-CG,
including IMDb Contributor, IMDb Message Boards plus or IMDb Plot Keywords alphabetizer,
from this mirror site:
Member since September 24, 2008
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by ACT_1
Posted 2 months ago (Sep 7 2017)
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Perhaps beyond IMDb's staff's control but Get Satisfaction's search algorithm is mediocre
by Jeorj Euler
Posted 3 days ago (Nov 15 2017)
There were some instances in the past 24 hours where our contributors were unable to make corrections to existing links. This was due to the challenges in rolling all the code changes out in sequence across all 23 types. Apologies to you if you were impacted by this.
Any issues discovered from this point onward, please respond to this thread and we will investigate.
And to be honest, I do not understand how the [link=reference] works out, how the system convert it to a html link. But since I never needs it, It is OK and I did not search a lot.
While I was posting a Trivia Piece on the IMDB App, I came across this, only today it came through:
Please correct errors:
Old-style (qv) linking is no longer supported. Please use [link=const] format instead
How exactly would that work?
So unless a different way of adding/correcting links is implemented (for example, like adding cast members: you add a name and a list of possible matches appears), I will submit less data/corrections.
Your description of typing a name and a list of possible matches being displayed is an example of a future enhancement we can now consider if there is significant interest.
Your description of typing a name and a list of possible matches being displayed is an example of a future enhancement we can now consider if there is significant interest.I would be very interested in that.
The changes to the qv format will improve processing times over the long term. Unfortunately there was an unrelated technical issue which was causing a delay across all sections earlier in the week and we are catching-up now. You can always monitor specific processing times via https://contribute.imdb.com/times
All those Names now list [link=Number] in their place, appearing like how you'd see them when editing a Trivia Item on the App Version.
Now that the new format of linking names and titles is fully implemented, some tools that would be nice might be (they probably would have been nice in the past, but, better now than never):
1. Add a button on all name and title pages to write the appropriate format link to the clipboard (or similar location) that could then be pasted into an appropriate place in a submission.
2. Add a button to all appropriate submission pages that pops up a search box over the page so a submitter can search for the name or title they want. Once the name or title is found, a button in the pop-up box would write the link in the correct format to the clipboard (or similar location) so all the submitter need do is paste the link in at the desired point in the submission.
My point is that, by providing simple tools that take a lot of the manual work out of building the link (and hiding the actual mechanics of the link itself), I think many of the complaints I see above would fade away. Also, by having the tools create the link in the appropriate format, any time links are changed/enhanced in the future, changing the tools would automatically provide the new format without changing the way a submitter creates the link.
Complaint: Readability has been eliminated during editing.
Written by 'Justin Timberlake' (qv), 'Tim Mosley (I)' (qv) and 'Scott Storch' (qv)
Performed by 'Justin Timberlake' (qv)
Produced by 'Tim Mosley (I)' (qv)
Written by [link=nm0005493], [link=nm0608856] and [link=nm1395028]
Performed by [link=nm0005493]
Produced by [link=nm0608856]
The enhancements Owen suggests would greatly improve this, and should be the highest priority fix.
Suggestion: Putting in something like this should be allowed:
Performed by [link=Justin Timberlake]
and the system would make the conversion automagically.
Putting in something liks this, would bring up the name picker, where we select the correct name (roman numeral), and the system auto-converts it to the name const.
Produced by [link=Tim Mosley]
To-Do item: The back-end needs to update links when name merges happen. Example from soundtracks:
Music by [link=nm2228215]
Name/page doesn't exist under that const anymore.
To-Do item: Links to companies need to be disallowed at submission, and lists scrubbed for them. Example from soundtracks:
Courtesy [link=co0508645]
Typing the new syntax on a virtual keyboard (phone/tablet, etc...) is very time comsuming because the square brackets are not part of the standard virtual keyboard layout. The old (qv) system was much easier to type because single ticks and parens were easy to get to from a virtual keyboard.
As things stand now, I'll be passing on anything that involves this tedious procedure - too much work for me, sorry. I'll gladly reconsider this decision if and when the system is improved.
Also, we need a preview function to make sure we've put in the correct links. You don't want to process a bunch of corrections because we can't see what we did. My item has 8 names in it.
It's a BIG shame that you won't let us put in the whole URL instead of just nmXXX or ttXXXX. It takes a lot more effort to extract the code from the url. (To get URL: right click on name and Copy. To get code, either Paste that and remove the excess, or instead Open the link and extract the code. So either it's time to copy/paste/extract or time to open page/extract. Much better to copy alone.)
So the new process is very tedious, especially compared with the old way, and doing it blind is downright exhausting. Fortunately I'm working on a laptop, and opened a list of mine, and set up the links in the comments section of an item, and verified it there before putting it in the Contribution. But please make it friendlier!
I'm adding to a Soundtrack listing today, and when I clicked on the little blue ? to the right of the item, the help text that comes up still talks about qv's, not about [link=...].Nor do I see any feedback on the suggestions above:
Also, we need a preview function to make sure we've put in the correct links. You don't want to process a bunch of corrections because we can't see what we did. My item has 8 names in it.
It's a BIG shame that you won't let us put in the whole URL instead of just nmXXX or ttXXXX. It takes a lot more effort to extract the code from the url. (To get URL: right click on name and Copy. To get code, either Paste that and remove the excess, or instead Open the link and extract the code. So either it's time to copy/paste/extract or time to open page/extract. Much better to copy alone.)I tried looking at the official responses to others on this thread, so if I missed feedback that would have applied to these, my apologies and please point me there.
But why has the BUG not been fixed? (I'm calling a bad help screen a bug, but others are reporting a huge mess among Soundtrack submissions, and a proper help screen might, well, help.)
[link=nm1876497] cites [link=tt0047478] as an influence on the film.I don't know what can be done to make the display of trivia items in edit mode more user-friendly, but I think that something needs to be done about it.
[link=nm0000255] and [link=nm0001354] appeared in [link=tt0164184].
The second time [link=nm3009232] and [link=nm0001082] have worked together. The first was [link=tt0420293].
It certainly would seem easier to simply type in the names than searching for weblinks.
But sure, Gromit has a good point also. Updating (existing) names (well, numbers now) can take some time since you have to double check what number belongs to what person etc.
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Yes, Red Envelope Entertainment! Thanks for knowing that.Arthur House wrote:Red Envelope Entertainment. It was a subsidiary of Netflix that partnered with and/or picked up films from small distributors, including New Yorker in their waning days, and packaged them for rental distribution, and even in some cases commercial releases including theatrical exhibitions.headacheboy wrote:Lilya-4-ever was released on DVD via Netflix. Back in their early days they would issue movies on DVD under their own imprint. I can't recall the name of that imprint but it had Red in the title. You can still get the film from Netflix. I saw it for the first time in 2005. Netflix is often the only way I'd ever be able to see something like that.Lowry_Sam wrote:Fucking Amal DVD is out of print (in the US) & it was on Strand Releasing, so the quality was probably poor. Together is MGM & more readily available, but through 3rd party sellers only looks like & it doesn't look like Lilya 4-ever was ever released on dvd in US. Those are the most likely candidates.
Lukas Moodysson's Container has never been released in the US on DVD (imdb says it was out in the UK and Denmark), perhaps that is another possibility, although I can't imagine that would be the first choice, perhaps down the line. It remains his only film I haven't seen.


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I know in this group we have very creative minds and in the interests of entertainment and creativity, we could do a biography of Satan.
For the purposes of this exercise, we will assume Satan exists and we will start from where he [let us just say it is a he] was born, educated, his achievements, failures and if he did any writings, we will look at his family, where he grew up and what trades he learnt.
Go to work friends and lets us build a good biography for the antagonist.
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The Bible says heaven is blissful and hell is eternal agony, that's whats written in the bible. That's God's book. As far as I know the Devil hasn't brought out a book, we don't know his side of the argument. If you ask me the Devil and God are having an argument and the Devil is being the bigger man, cause God's just writing shit about him and the Devil's going "I'm not even gonna fucking comment son, if you talk about me like that"
Jim Jeffries
He is the bigger man.
Jim Jeffries is my new George Carlin.
"The Bible says heaven is blissful and hell is eternal agony, that's whats written in the bible."
Somebody had better do some fact checking.
A good start I think
Once upon a time...
I'm not sure we need to do this... Dante's Divine Comedy, and Milton's Paradise Lost cover this topic quite well I am told.
Matt I think since Dante, there has been an increase in what we know. I think we can build on Divine Comedy and Paradise Lost
"For the Love of Evil" is book six of Piers Anthony's Incarnations of Immortality series. Been a while since I read it, but Piers is a fun writer.
I liked his Xanth series and Blue Adept series and Phase series.........Your right Piers is good.
Reg this is interesting.
I made the aquaitence of the 'angel of death' once. She was a cheaker at the local Fred Meyer, and an under grad from South Africa. I noticed her name tag and made the comment, 'Wow that is an interesting first name, what does it mean?
Sadly I can't remember the spelling, maybe a protective response? Still here, so I quess I was not worth bothering with, or professional courtesy. LOL


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It's funny how all the best promotional materials for "X-Men First Class" are being made by people other than the studio.
The stars of "First Class" grace four different covers of Total Film, each evoking a different classic magazine of the '60s, like Life and Esquire. You can click on the images below to see larger versions.
They're pretty cool, as were the fan-made posters that started making the rounds a few weeks ago. Meanwhile, the art the studio has put forth has been wretched--maybe they just need to top let the fans make this stuff for them.
And don't even get us started on how much better the Russian trailer for "First Class" is than anything that's been made for us...


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I learned some good lesson yesterday while running the Alpine Vista Trail at the Santa Fe Ski Basin. The trail starts at 9,988 feet and goes continuously to 12,024 in just 5.83 miles. That is a 6.6% grade.
I started out what I thought was very conservative knowing our high elevation and that the mountain only went up, no switchbacks or leveling off. One of the guys and I took the lead of our group and we were all alone. At about a mile and a half I said "man, racing up this must be brutal." There is a race in October called the Big Tesuque Trail Run. He replied, "we are at race pace." I looked at my garmin and said, "we are running 13:00 miles." He said, "yes that is race pace going up." And this is from a guy who is lightning fast. I looked up results from last year, the male winner was Mike Ehrmantraut – 1:25:40 (7:19 pace) his marathon pace three months previously was 6:06, not a PB, but to give you an idea. Lead woman was Rachel Earley – 1:31:28. The two slowest people ran 3:30 and 4:47 and they were 80 and 82 years old respectively!
A person can haul ass going back down the mountain, that is if they did not stupidly wear minimalist shoes. Lesson No. 1. I wore my much loved New Balance Minimus but the rocks tore through my soles bruising my feel and sending tears to my eyes on more than a few occasions, so my downhill was slow and cautious with the exception of the last 1/2 mile when one of the women who blew me away on the downhill came back to help me out. It was smooth at this point and we ran 7:30's to the finish. Note to self, buy good sturdy trail shoes.
But here is the lesson I did not expect. As I was trotting up the mountain, my first partner took off and left me, one of the guys that had previously not been in sight came up behind me and actually walked by me. Huh? While I take the "I think I can" cho-cho train attitude and kept chugging along, Jim does a walk/run combo. He alternates about every minute or so. When it is super steep or hugely loose rock gravel he walks. So I joined him. Heck if he was going to walk by my trotting I was going to try his method. It was awesome. Because we walked, my legs and hips got stretched out and when we ran, we ran, not just shuffled. My time for the last two and most difficult miles was a whole minute per mile faster. I was faster walk/ running than trotting. So how does this effect HR training paces? Interestingly my heart rate fluctuated between 153 and 158, there was no large dip because we alternated so quickly and walked on the toughest areas. That kept me right around my 80% MHR, which is a bit harder than I need to run for aerobic endurance, to metabolize fat, build capillary density, and facilitate more blood and gas transport. The real beauty of these tough runs is that while my mileage is low, especially for marathon season training, my time spent running is good. Last week's run was over 3 hours and this weeks over 2 hours, so I am getting the time in and I feel that I am greatly reducing my chance of injury by running short distances on the mountain rather was long, 18+ miles on the road.
I followed up my run with coffee and a brownie from the Chocolate Maven in SF and met my friend Lisa for a hike in La Bajada, NM to check out some petroglyphs. Here is a link to a meet-up groups photos. We hiked on our own, but being in direct 99 degree sun in the middle of the afternoon took it's toll and we were out of them in under 3 hours but it was extraordinary.


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I've always had a soft spot for Crispian St. Peters, the 1960's English pop star with a lilting, lyrical, tenor voice who passed away last week at the age of 71.
Born Robin Peter Smith in Swanley, Kent, England, on April 5th, 1939, as a youngster he performed in a variety of local bands such as The Hard Travellers, The Two Tones and The Country Gentlemen. In 1965 after being discovered by David Nicolson, an EMI publicist, he was signed to Decca as a solo recording act. At first his new stage name was to be Crispin Blacke, but after a bit of a tussle, the name Crispian St. Peters was settled upon and simultaneously, five years was deducted from Robin Peter Smith's age.
His first couple of releases however, though good, went nowhere and nowhere fast. But it was his oddly soulful cover of "You Were On My Mind," a song which had been a million seller in the United States for the We Five, that broke him into the big time and the top ten in England and Europe. But the follow up single in 1966, "The Pied Piper," became his biggest international hit, soaring into the top five or hitting the number one spot though out Europe, North America and Asia.
Originally recorded by The Changin' Times, "The Pied Piper" was written by Steve Duboff and Artie Kornfeld, though the St. Peters' version modified the lyrics slightly, perhaps helping the groovy, England swings quotient. The line "I'll show you where life's at" was changed to the much hipper "I'll show you where it's at." A slight side note, Artie Kornfeld also wrote the song "Deadman's Curve"(with Brian Wilson & Jan Berry) for Jan & Dean and the 1967 hit by the Cowsills "The Rain, The Park, and Other Things." Kornfeld, in his early twenties, also became the vice president of Capitol Records, the youngest to hold such a position. But in 1969, Kornfeld left Capitol Records for what he is most known for, creating the Woodstock Music & Arts Festival.
In the late sixties John Lennon was quoted as saying that Crispian St. Peters' "The Pied Piper" was one of his favorite songs.
Unfortunately one of the lasting images of Crispian St. Peters, while under the slippery guidance of David Nicolson, will always be his brief transformation into an arrogant arse. The only problem was, really, Crispian St. Peters was just twenty years ahead of his time. He literally scared the hell out of the era's conservative British music press when he suggested that he'd written some 80 songs better than anything The Beatles could write and that he was greater than Elvis Presley. He even called himself the Cassius Clay of pop, but god forbid, St. Peters probably went too far when he said he was sexier than Dave Berry. Later he said it was all just flippantly done tongue-in-cheek, just some good old rawkin' fun.
After the success of "The Pied Piper" St. Peters only had a couple of other charting singles, mostly skimming the bottom of the charts. Briefly in the early seventies he reinvented himself as a country-and-western performer, but later, St. Peters found constant and continued popularity working on the Sixties nostalgia circuit, while occasionally putting out some new recordings.
He had a series of health problems. In January 1995, at the age of 56, he suffered a stroke, which eventually led to him being confined to a wheel chair. Over the years he suffered several nervous breakdowns and battled emphysema. His last major public performance was in 1999 and in 2001 he announced his retirement from the music industry. In 2003 he was hospitalized several times with pneumonia.
Like I said, I've always liked his work; he was also a great songwriter, though he released very few self penned singles. Crispian St. Peters was divorced and is survived by his son Lee, daughter Samantha and a grandson.


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For a number of decades, L'Oréal's researchers have been interested in the complex biological processes that control skin pigmentation. Today, they have succeeded in mastering the aging of the pigmentation function. Their intuition: melanogenesis (the production of melanin, a pigment that is responsible for skin and hair color) should not be the only target for treating pigmentation disorders. Certain components of the dermis, the fibroblasts in particular, could also play a role in regulating pigmentation. A daring hypothesis, confirmed by tests performed on models of reconstructed pigmented skin.
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Timothy D. and Sherri L. Cotton to Bradley T. and Heidi C. Brown, 3.079 acre lot in Rivanna district, $27,000.
Konchady G. Shenoy to Travis L. Turner, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $105,000.
Kenneth Hill to Angelina L. and Kenneth Hill, 3901 Pritchett Lane, gift.
R. D. Wade Builder Inc. to George Gelnovatch and Melissa A. Sanders, townhouse at Springridge at Forest Lakes, $182,450.
Quarries LLC to Wrenn Slocum and Stephen P. Cassola, lot in the Quarries subdivision, $67,200.
Haley Chisholm & Morris Inc. to Maxine J. Baird, lot in Indian Springs subdivision, $155,000.
Mary John Smith, Trustee, to E. Grant Cosner, 98 acres, $231,000.
Elaine Locke to Roman Locke Jr., 567 East Rio Road, gift.
James A. and Margaret Glover to Glenn M. Glover, 1033 Old Lynchburg Road, Forest Lodge, $80,000.
Weather Hill Homes Ltd. to Alisa R. and Matthew L. Sposato, 1803 Clay Drive, Wayland's Grant, Crozet, $290,000.
Weather Hill Homes Ltd. to Arin W. and Lauren C. Sime, 1875 Clay Drive, Wayland's Grant, Crozet, $273,500.
Gaffney Homes LLC to Mark A. and Nicole M. Root, 1425 Parkside Place, Earlysville, $577,381.
Laurie Haan Abraham to Brian P. and Cynthia S. O'Connor, 1171 Redfields road, $358,000.
Robert A. and Alice M. Shiflett to Kristina E. Davis and Jared W. Strickler, 1291 St. George Street, White Hall, $150,000.
Madison Venture Partners LLC to Mark G. and Jeanne H. Manis, 501 Faulconer Drive, Madison Park, $265,000.
Monica Williams-Murphy to Douglas L. and Joyce L. Wyant, 0.928 acres on the Albemarle-Fluvanna County line, $159,000.
David S. and Ann D. Connolly to Robert M. and Karen M. Irwin, 321 Gillums Ridge Road, Skyline Crest, $258,000.
Barbara T. Wilson to Jarlath S. and Barbara T. Malloy, 114 Scarborough Place, Sherwood Manor, gift.
Robert L. and Pamela Y. Stokes to Donald G. and Nicole Knight, 740 Garthfield Lane, Glenmore, $237,500.
Francis B. and Mary Catherine Harrison to Cendant Mobility Financial Corp., 6516 Louisa Road, Keswick, $228,800.
Cendant Mobility Financial Corp. to Paul M. Vinoski, 6516 Louisa Road, Keswick, $228,800.
Andrew D. Hart Jr. et al. to Daniel J. Bieker, 17 acres in North Garden, $17,000.
Marcus and Sherri Allen to Adam J. and Tisha N. Kadlac, 145 Scarborough Place, Sherwood Manor, $135,900.
Lloyd N. and Susan R. Raupp to Paul and Julia Brooke Begin, 1580 Garden Court, Gardencourt Townhouses, $151,000.
R.D. Wade Builder Inc. to Marilyn J. and Bob F. Boecker, Trustee, 1899 River Inn Lane, Still Meadow, $359,641.
S. Vance Wilkins Jr. to Carr Investment Ltd., 0.028 acres $500.
Thomas C. Williams to Mary Christine Miller, lot on Green Creek Road, $39,000.
Richard M. and Sandra Dunn Reid to J. Milton and Carolyn H. Adams, 153 Spring Mountain Road, $205,000.
Church Hill Development Co. LLC to Michael B. or Lilia P. Allen, 1666 Old Brook Road, Ivy Vista, $75,000.
Charles C. Moore to J. Whitney Hodge, Trustee, 909 Summit View Lane, Cory Farm, $329,900.
William F. and Mary S. Via to Weyman C. Carter, 721 Tilman Road, $100,000.
Liberty Land Ltd. to William G. and Vicki J. Baldwin, 555 Lego Drive, Ashcroft, $603,930.
John N. and Mary Ann Smith to James S. and Rebecca L. Bailey, 1528 Cherry Bark Lane, Teakwood, Forest Lakes, $287,000.
JaZan LLC to Horace D. and Sarah A. Worman, Trustees, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $169,000.
Laura Jean Curtis to Stephanie B. Scheer, 1526 Birnam Drive, Birnam Wood, $172,500.
Belvedere Station Land Trust to Robert Hauser Homes Inc., lot in Rivercrest of Dunlora, $136,500.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Phyllis K. and Alvin R. Childress Jr., 2199 Shepherds Ridge Road, Rivercrest at Dunlora, $326,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Lazaro J. and Alexandra E. Cosme, 1011 Bristlecone Lane, Willow Bend, Forest Lakes, $213,950.
Charles J. Barber to Thomas K. Steele, unit in Wynridge, 2329 Commonwealth Drive, $123,000.
Patricia S. Turner to Danielle Mitchell, 2225 Hummingbird Lane, Briarwood, $159,900.
VanderLinde Housing Inc. to Jamie P. and Christina A. and Jamie P. Ferguson, 1935 River Inn Lane, Still Meadow, $387,936.
Joan H. and John F. Wolfe Jr. to Charlotte W. Henderson, 21.0 acres in Samuel Miller district, gift.
Wesley D. Sturgill to Thomas W. and Carla L. Myrtle, unit in Solomon Court condominiums, 2517 Hydraulic Road, $67,000.
Westwood Associates LC to James B. Spence III, Trustee, lot in Foxcroft subdivision, $68,600.
Glenmore Associates Ltd. to Sandal Inc., lot in Glenmore, $171,000.
Carr Investment Ltd. to Martin S. and Gail W. Miller, lot in the Quarries subdivision, $34,000.
Charles W. Thacker to Judy L. Thacker and Gary P. Morris, 10.0 acres at 4010 Millington Road, Free Union, gift.
J. Randolph and Katherine R. Parker to Marjorie P. Parker, lot in West Leigh, gift.
Liberty Land Ltd. to Heyward H. and Sandra M. MacDonald, 2651 Summit Ridge Trail, Ashcroft, $969,200.
Denise M. Hodges to Kenneth L. and Dorothy M. Harrell, 2384 Austin Drive, Briarwood, $122,000.
Woodbriar Associates to Garlin W. Mills and Denise Hodges Mills, townhouse in Briarwood, $185,015.
Carol. C. and John W. Carder Jr. to Jeffrey F. and Beth R. Monaco, 2.0 acres at 94 Vincennes Road, $295,000.
Mark A. and Varnel Gonce to Adam O. and Christina D. Snider, 1177 River Chase Ridge, Dunlora, $338,000.
Robert B. and Martha F. Osborne, Trustees, to Mark A. and Varnel Gonce, 3175 Wallingford Lane, Glenmore, $724,000.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to David T. and Kelly W. Johnston, 1557 Jarman Lake Road, Grayrock subdivision, Crozet, $292,610.
Frederick D. Ballou, Trustee, to F. Drake and Elizabeth Johnstone, 530 Kellogg Drive, Ednam, $370,000.
Douglas L. and Margaret F. Adamson to Kenneth A. and Ruby Davis, 2505 Wyngate Road, Wyngate, $395,000.
Jeffrey A. and Elizabeth J. DeRose to Bridget M. Donaldson, 405 Westmoreland Court, $276,000.
Sandal Inc. to Jean C. and Edmund H. Fording Jr., 1367 Thistledown, Glenmore, Keswick, $972,353.14.
Dawn E. Peterson to Paul E. and Dawn E. Freeman, 2.06 acres at 2621 Browns Gap Turnpike, gift.
Willard L. and Laura B. Herring to Keith W. and Pamela A. Wood, 4.17 acres at 1514 Simmons Gap Road, Dyke, $90,000.
Denise and Richard J. Brewer Jr. to David N. Baltimore, 605 Marshall Court, Marshall Manor subdivision, $322,500.
Earl H. Burton, Trustee, to Kostich Construction Inc., three lots in Deerwood Village, $180,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Kevin R. and Ellen V. Kynoch, 5451 Hilltop Street, Parkside Village, Crozet, $236,574.
Gregory V. and Kimball E. Maynard to Laura J. Curtis, 4490 Mill Run Lane, Earlysville, $220,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Lee Anne and John J. Battiston Jr., 1124 Rustic Willow Lane, Forest Lakes South, $240,950.
Blandemar Farm Inc. to Richard A. and Dianne L. Hendricks, lot in Blandemar Farm Estates, $390,000.
Megan LeBoutillier to Lewis M. Purnell, 4292 Millington Road, $525,000.
T. R. Moore Jr. to Robert Hauser Homes Inc., 55.2658 acres, $2,652,758.
Peter J. Randall to Michael H. and Raymond R. Emerick Sr., 2589 Ravenscroft Way, Ravenscroft, $239,900.
Albemarle Housing Improvement to Jennifer M. Durrett, 4.645 acres in Camp Spring subdivision, $35,000.
Highlands West Ltd. to James B. Spence III, Trustee, three lots in Western Ridge, $135,000.
Jasper R. Morton to Deborah J. Brown, 3.629 acres at 5163 Advance Mills Road, $185,000.
W. Wendell Gibson Inc. to John R. and Mary Karen Warnecke, 2236 Montalcino Way, Fontana, $341,773.05.
Bobby Coles and Carol J. McDonnell to Michael L. Fox, 3632 Presidents Road, Deer Ridge, Scottsville, $142,000.
Southland Homes Inc. to Peter B. Bartlett, Trustee, 2212 Montalcino Way, Fontana, $274,900.
Sheridan G. Snyder to David A. Hall, 1780 Old Brook Road, Fieldbrook, $257,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Steven J. and Sandra L. Dyer, 3131 Turnberry Circle, Springridge at Forest Lakes, $275,950.
Donald A. Rich to Hallee P. Morgan, 1226 Stonegate Way, Stonegate at Western Ridge, $260,000.
James L. Manley, Trustee, to Andrew J. Zapanta, 1648 Cool Spring Road, Townwood, $135,000.
Fernando E. Garay to Slobodan Letic, 2302 Williamsburg Road, Berkley, $155,000.
Grant M. Webster to Judith L. Lindsay, 110 Georgetown Green, $170,000.
E. Randall Ralston, Trustee, to Christopher Cole, 2.0 acres on State Route 683, $269,000.
Bank of America, Trustee, to James and Catherine Crosby, 208 Dice Street, $250,000.
Jane M. Saunier to B. E. Treesor LC, 1601 Oakleaf Lane, gift.
Blair McGregor and Kristen C. Gray to Helen L., Caroline D. and William H. Thompson Jr., 2310 Wayne Avenue, $222,500.
Patricia Bale to Gates Moss, 509 Lexington Avenue, $375,500.
Linda C. Shifflett to Kenneth L. and Diane D. Gillaspie, 415 Fairway Avenue, $130,000.
Douglas E. and Joanne M. Philips to Wertland LLC, 1250 Wertland Street, $375,000.
Lara R. Florczak to Michael C. Yengling and Suzanne Tripp, 901 Stonehenge Avenue, $125,500.
Jaymee S. Jenkins to Jeffrey L. and Melissa L. Easter, 1633 Mulberry Avenue, $122,000.
Joyce S. Dixon to Whitehall Investors V LLC, unit in the Venable condominiums, 312 13th Street NW, $45,000.
Patrice H. and Charles F. Tucker Jr. to Roland Courtenay-Bishop and Victoria Chaban, 0.113 acres at 435 Third Street NE, $605,000.
William C. Tuttle to Benjamin M. Garstad and Jamie S. Lipkin, 800 Montrose Avenue, $181,500.
Virginia Institute of Autism to Brian Weber and Kara Gloeckner, 517 Park Street, $600,000.
Ernest L. and Norma Metz to Darin L. and Ruth C. Clements, 1119 Leonard Street, $103,000.
Duane D. Carter to James C. Clark, 2546 Woodlands Drive, $142,000.
David Jerome Lowery to Weather Hill Homes Ltd., 0.4236 acres on Meadow Street, $330,000.
Stuart G. Chisholm to Nathan Veldhuis, 1005 Montrose Avenue, $179,300.
Joseph F. Mallory to Brian and Elizabeth VanderWel, 311 6-l/2 Street SW, $157,700.
Michael A. and Janet B. Webb to Darren J. and Jessica Wilkins, 814 Anderson Street, $159,900.
R. L. Beyer Constructin Inc. to Carl V. Rees, 101 Kelsey Court, $339,900.
David W. Rice to William T. and Barbara H. Smith, unit 3 in Carter Gilmer Place condominiums, 806 East Jefferson Street, $192,000.
Pierson Properties Inc., to Church Hill Development Co. LLC, 2006 Jefferson Park Avenue, $350,000.
Ronald Lee, Eloise M., and Birdie E. Huckstep to Rebecca A. Yurek and Colin A. Harris, 716 Levy Avenue, $187,500.
David J. Lowery to Thomas C. Hickman, 0.2364 acre on Meadow Street, $65,000.
David J. Lowery to Dale Avenue LLC, 603 and 615 Dale Avenue, $250,000.
Ruddell Solomon to Kevin F. O'Hara, 810-812 Page Street, $105,000.
Anne B. Dawson to Lewis A. Bragg and Sharon L. Showalter, 1506 Oxford Road, $250,000.
Christopher S. Hays and Allison Ewing to Elizabeth Ann Stafford, 1812 Chesapeake Street, $350,000.
Rebecca G. Rothenberger to William D. Tucker IV and Norma K. Ruffner, 114 Westwood Circle, $206,000.
Mattie S. Spears to Joseph F. Mallory, 511 Druid Avenue, $62,000.
Charles W. Hurt and Shirley L. Fisher to Burnet Commons Property Owners Association Inc., 26,472 sq. ft. lot, gift.
Ronald L. Martin, Trustee, to Paladin LLC, 125 ft. on the west side of Sixth Street SE, $750,000.
Carolyn M. and Howard W. Childress Jr. to Anthony V. Broccoli and Anne B. Dawson, .4832 acres at 1616 Meadowbrook Heights Road, $299,000.
Douglas P. Murphy and Elain S. Heffelfinger to Stephen R. and Diane L. Jacques, Trustees, 15,980 sq. ft. lot at 924 Rugby Road, $230,000.
Cherise M. Valencia and Colleen Blakley to Sean M. and John C. O'Connor, 1103 Elliot Avenue, $105,000.
Stuart J. Madany to Ann C. Jones and David McCullough Donahue, 928 Marshall Street, $398,000.
Edward T. and Ruth M. Scully to James N. Fleming, 802 Cynthianna Avenue, $265,000.
Spencer M. Crute to Vincent M. and Daisy Crute, 600 Elizabeth Avenue, $98,000.
Irma V. and Christopher W. Ingle to Harvey D. and Anna M. Karkus, unit in Wertland Commons condominiums, 1305 Wertland Street, $107,000.
Worth M. Murdoch to Todd D. and ann D. Divers, 2332 Glenn Court, Greenbrier, $225,000.
Gleason D. Toms Jr. and Susan T. Soliven to Lance A. and Denise L. Stewart, 422 13th Street NE, $179,000.
Evelyn M. Buck to Darren and Rosario Barry, 202 Azalea Drive, $142,000.
Elizabeth P. Kutchai to Avon Street LLC, 528 Valley Road, $375,000.
C. Knight and Julie H. Aldrich to Frances Jane Matthews, 905 Cottage Lane, $525,000.
Patricia G. Wieboldt, Trustee, to Elizabeth P. Kutchai, Trustee, 1216 Bollingwood Road, $575,000.
Peter F. Burns, Trustee, to Madeline M. Horton, Trustee, l/2 interest in 106 Greenbrier Terrace, $77,000.
Robert J. and Janet R. Balserak to Whitehall Investors LLC, unit in Venable condominiums, 312 13th Street, NW, $57,000.
Benjamin M. and Carol D. McCauley to Whitehall Investors LLC, unit in Venable condominiums, 312 13th Street, NW, $55,000.
Melvin R. Bishop III to Stefan M. and Lisa C. Gorsch, 246 Monte Vista Avenue, $180,000.
Virginia Joyce Kent to Hinton House LLC, 620 Belmont Avenue, $104,000.
Mary B. Wagner to James P. Zuffoletti and Marianne B. Lund, 1331 Hilltop Road, $595,000.
Michael W. and Alice J. Kelly to Elkhorn Road LLC, 114 Elkhorn Road, gift.
Jefferson Mall Ltd. to Oliver C. Kuttner, unit 203 in Lewis & Clark Square condominiums, $575,000.
Linda L. Evans to Cheryl A. Lewis, 513 Eighth Street NE, $157,500.
Marie S. Claude to Worth M. Murdoch and Eleanor J. Guarini, 103 Melissa Place, Greenbrier, $300,000.
Cyndra Flynn, Trustee, to Jeffrey P. and Mary Jo Ohman, 306 Oak Street, $117,000.
Hampshire Investments Ltd. to George H. Gilliam, Trustee of Terraces Land Trust, 100-108 West Main Street, no price given.
Matthew O. and Jennifer S. Horton to Scott F. Payne and Leslie F. Yowell, 1007 Cherry Avenue, $100,000.
Jefferson Mall Ltd. to Oliver C. Kuttner, four units and 21 parking spaces in Lewis & Clark condominiums, $550,000.
Leonard I. and Diane E. Tuchyner to Dale and Chris Ann Ludwig, 506 Hanover Street, $155,000.
Vicki I. Hawes to Nancy E. Kechner and Julie Anne Comer, 113 Raymond Avenue, $130,000.
Jean A. Deane et al. to Teresa Morris, 718 Franklin Street, $251,000.
Ian and Karen S. Bosserman to Amy E. Kolbrenner, 1623 Mulberry Avenue, $169,900.
Brenda D. and Michael J. Davis to Richard W. and Norma W. Dyas, 320 7-l/2 Street SW, $179,900.
Melanie Anne Taylor to S.C. and Elizabeth Hall, 1657 Oxford Road, $448,500.
Fred M. Whiting to Silk Purse Properties LLC, 404 10-l/2 Street NW, $65,000.
Joan B. Garland, Trustee, to Mark A. and Elizabeth S. Sackson, 2035 Hessian Road, $600,000.
Roy JPA LLC to Apostolos Boukourakis, unit in Jefferson Park condominiums, $120,000.
Shawn and Mercedes M. Evergreen to Robert C. Craighurst and Susan J. Berres, 710 South First Street, $79,500.
Dennis D. and Deborah M. Keener to Elizabeth L. Brother and Christopher Doran, 1007 Smith Street, $267,500.
Seitz, 632 Hinton Avenue, $188,400.
Charles W. Hurt and Shirley Fisher to Cleveland Avenue LLC, 506 and 508 Cleveland Avenue, $115,380.
Sandal Inc. to Jean C. and Edmund H. Fording Jr., 1367 Thistledown, Glenmore, Keswick, $972,353.14.


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Barmston Farm Caravan Park is a small quiet friendly site set on a farm. The caravans are set around a large ornamental pond and have open countryside views. There is also a well stocked two acre fishing lake in an adjacent field. The farm abuts over 200 acres of accessible common land available for walking / recreation.
We are situated only 2 miles away from the historic market town of Beverley, which has a rich variety of high street shops, antique and craft arcades. There is a weekly market on a Saturday and plenty of coffee shops and restaurants.
The city of Hull is only seven miles away with its many attractions. One of which is The Deep (the worlds only submarium). There are many other attractions in East Yorkshire, the East Coast is only 20 minutes drive away and there are many beautiful picturesque villages and country walks. Not forgetting East Yorkshire's museums, art galleries and stately homes, one of which has its own zoo. The city of York is also only 45 minutes away.
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Barmston Farm,
Barmston Lane,
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Barmston Farm,
Barmston Lane,
By Road:
From A1174 heading north, pass through the village of Dunswell. Continue on for 2 miles over Plaxton Bridge then a long straight run past Halfway Garage on the left. As the straight run ends on a sharp left hand bend at the church, turn right over the double white lines into Barmston Lane and follow all the way to the end.
By Public Transport:
Heading south on A1174 pass Tokenspire Business Park on the left, then Warton Arms thatched roofed public house. Half a mile further, primary school on the right, then a church on a right hand bend, immediately turn left down Barmston Lane at the side of the church and follow to the very end (the site cannot be seen from the main road, that is a residential one).
- Children welcome
- Radio
- Television
- Ironing facilities
- Regular entertainment
- Garden
- Laundry facilities
- Linen provided
- Telephone (public)
- Games room onsite
- Fishing
- Children's outdoor play area
- Snooker/billiards/pool onsite
- Working farm
- Foodshop/mobile foodshop
- Dogs/pets accepted by arrangement
- DVD player
- CD player
- High chairs available
- Cots available
- Drying facilities
- Restaurant
Children welcome from any age.
Self-Assessed Accessibility Details
- Parking for Single unit properties:
- Parking space provided
- Within 50 metres approx. of entrance
- Parking for Multiple unit properties:
- Surface of the car park and pathway leading to entrance:
- Solid ie tarmac / concrete etc
- Route from the parking area to the entrance:
- Flat (i.e. without steps)
- Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift to:
- Toilet and bathroom
- One or more bedrooms
- Lounge
- Kitchen
- Dining room
- Toilet suitable for wheelchair users
- Good contrast between the floor and walls
Bed/ Bathrooms
- Bedroom furniture can be re-arranged if requested by guest
- Bedrooms available with non-allergic bedding (ie non-feather pillows)
- Bathrooms available with:
- Separate shower unit
- Wet room
- Separate shower unit with support handrails available
- Separate shower unit with fixed shower seat or shower chair available
- W.C. fitted with handrails available
- Bathrooms available that have been specially adapted for wheelchair user
- Steps to the main entrance:
- oneNumber of steps to entrance
- Entrance is well lit
- Seating available in kitchen
Separate detailed Access Statement available