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Adult sleeping bag, ripstop polyester with fleece lining in black, filled with 200gsm polyester, packed in stuff sack with draw string. The fleece gives that additional warmth during those colder nights.
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Push Up Benefits – Strong Pecs
Naturally the Push Up is one of the essential exercises for any workout without weights. Most of us think of the push up as primarily an exercise to build up chest muscles. In fact, there are push up benefits that go way past just working on your pecs and triceps.
Obviously, using push ups consistently will help sculpt your chest and shoulders. But there are additional areas that are worked and developed that most of us don't consider when we're doing them. In addition to the obvious, push ups work the abdominals, the upper back, and the core muscles of the spine. With this in mind pushups can do a lot for your mid-section and posture also. Let's take a look at an obvious muscle push up exercises work, at least the ones we're most familiar with.
Push Up Muscles – The Pectorals.
There are two portions of the pecs. However, doing standard push ups benefits the lower portion most. The pec muscles (at least the lower portion) are attached to your sternum. It's where they have their origin. Then they travel across the shoulder joint and attach, or insert, on near the top of the upper arm.
The muscles work to push, rather than pull, heavy objects toward, or away from, the front of the body. Take for instance pushing a car, or throwing a chest pass in a basketball game. But these are just a couple of simple examples. The pecs are also involved in throwing and punching motions which make having strong chest muscles essential for activities such as martial arts, or sports that require throwing objects, like baseball, football, and track and field events.
Studies have shown that while the whole of the push up motion works the pecs, the greater degree of muscle force is generated in the lower position. This is where the body is heaviest. It really doesn't matter is you are using the standard form or modified form of push up, even wall push ups. It has more to do with where the majority of your body weight is suspended against gravity.
Now, while this may be pretty much common sense when you think about it, however, keeping it in mind can will allow you to get more benefit out of your push up exercise routine. For instance, many people focus on the number of reps as a marker of their progress. This is pretty typical and is time honored. But there is a lot more that you can do with this information.
If more muscular force is generated in the lower position, this means that a greater percentage of muscle fibers can be recruited in this position. So, the longer you stay in this position, the more your work the total pec muscle. Let's look at a few exercise modifications or suggestions to get more out of your push up routine.
Following are 3 methods to up your push ups.
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8:23 a.m.The last AMG car in our test fleet of six arrives in the office parking lot. It's a black G55 with purty chrome wheels and the outward demeanor of a WWII-era Tiger Panzer. "This vehicle is very special to Mercedes PR," the driver says as he hands me the key. "So don't friggen break it. And remember-no burnouts!"
No other factory-backed tuner has the clout of AMG, so frankly it's amazing a little magazine like ours could swing a feat as incredible as getting six AMG cars at one time to test. All told, there's more than a half-million dollars worth of hardware here. There's a catch, though: We only get them for 24 hours. And if any are returned in less than desirable condition, someone's cojones will end up floating in a jar of formaldehyde on some Mercedes exec's desk in Stuttgart. Probably mine, since I'm the idiot who signed for them all.
If that's the case, I figure I better make it all worthwhile. I shuffle through the keys, looking for the fob tagged SL65, but it's nowhere in the pile. At that precise moment I hear devilish snickering in the hallway outside my cubicle. Apparently, using his mystical "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Engineer" skills, Jay snaked the key while I wasn't looking.
9:04 a.m.The crew assembles in front of ec's offices with the six shiny cars. Drivers include editor Bidrawn, photo ace Rob Hallstrom, art director Markas Platt, associate editor Melissa Rausch (you can call her Missy), engineering editor Jay Chen, and myself. I start handing out the remaining keys, and realize there's an E55 in the fleet.
"I'm driving the E55," Rob says, snatching the key from my nerveless fingers. I'm left with the fob for the bright red SLK55. Oh yeah, stick me with the girl's car. Thanks guys. This is just great.
9:12 a.m.Despite my best efforts to sulk at the rear of the pack, somehow I end up leading everyone out of the driveway.
9:13 a.m.I ease the SLK out of the drive, straighten her out and stomp on the gas. The engine explodes into sound; I'm a bit disoriented as ESP claws momentarily for traction. Then 376 lb-ft of torque boots me squarely in the ass. All thoughts, good or bad, are instantly wiped from my mind, replaced by utter amazement, then a second later, by sheer terror. I back off, way off. Hallstrom rockets past me in the supercharged E, but I hardly notice. Despite my best efforts to squelch it, a big, stupid grin splits my face. This might shape up to be a pretty good day after all.
9:37 a.m.We merge off the northbound 57 freeway and onto the eastbound 60, headed for Interstate 15 to Las Vegas-though, fortunately or no, we won't be going quite as far as Vegas.
10:21 a.m.We begin our approach of Cajon Pass on the way out of the greater metropolitan area of Southern California. The way leading up the pass is basically a big hill that winds on and on for 10 or 15 miles at a 30% grade, relegating lesser cars and big trucks (of which there are many) to 55 mph or less. The SLK is unfazed. It wants me to get arrested. I look down at the fuel dial and realize through my speed-induced detachment that my overzealous right foot has burned about a quarter tank in less than 50 miles.
10:53 a.m.About 15 miles north of Cajon Summit I exit the freeway. I thought everyone had passed me, but to my amazement I catch up with Markas, who's driving the C55. The two of us commence looking for the agreed-upon meeting point, a Shell station a few miles off the Interstate. We find it and wait... and wait, and wait. Then we wait some more. Eventually Markas gets on the phone and calls Bidrawn. Turns out they're all meeting five miles back for lunch.
12:01 p.m.After some pretty good onion rings and fairly terrible burgers (at least, they told us it was hamburger) the AMG convoy resumes. We try to look inconspicuous, but driving these cars through empty desert backwaters is like marching a group of naked porn stars through skid row. We're searching for Highway 138, a serpentine stretch of baked pavement that winds from Interstate 15, on the other side of the mountains to the south, to our present location 30 or 40 miles to the north. We've driven the route before on other road tests and photo shoots, but always south to north. This time we're backtracking, and it shows. We can't find Highway 138. It's true several of us can't occasionally find our asses with both hands, so we pull over and individually consult our snarky AMG nav systems. Unfortunately, no one brought a map.
12:17 p.m.Still lost, but getting closer. We hope.
12:32 p.m.Still lost. Like so many others before it, the fifth road we're certain will cut through the boulder-strewn chaparral and deliver us unto Highway 138 ends up terminating in orange cones and broken asphalt-more flood damage from the wettest winter in SoCal history. At least this one's got a few twists and turns and elevation changes, so we take a break from our search to do a little spirited driving and grab a few pictures.


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Academy Honors Oscar® Nominees At Awards Luncheon
BEVERLY HILLS, CA – Seventeen of the 20 nominees in the acting categories will be among more than 160 Oscar nominees who will gather at noon on Monday, February 4, at the Beverly Hilton when the Academy honors this year's Oscar contenders at its annual Nominees Luncheon.
From the Lead Actress and Actor categories, Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Lawrence, Quvenzhané Wallis, Naomi Watts, Bradley Cooper, Daniel Day-Lewis, Hugh Jackman, Joaquin Phoenix and Denzel Washington are expected to attend. Robert De Niro, Tommy Lee Jones, Christoph Waltz, Amy Adams, Sally Field, Anne Hathaway, Helen Hunt and Jacki Weaver will represent the Supporting Actor and Actress categories.
Four of the five nominees in the Directing category – Ang Lee, David O. Russell, Steven Spielberg and Benh Zeitlin – also are expected to attend. Three of the Academy's four 2012 Governors Awards recipients, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Hal Needham and George Stevens, Jr., will join this year's nominees.
Oscars® for outstanding film achievements of 2012 will be presented on Oscar Sunday, February 24, at the Dolby Theatre™ at Hollywood & Highland Center®, and will be hosted by Seth MacFarlane live on the ABC Television Network. The Oscar presentation also will be televised live in more than 225 countries worldwide.
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Late Crop Needs To Be Managed
A lot of management goes into a successful cotton crop. Variety selection, proper fertilization, water and weed management, timely applications of growth regulators, insect control and other factors all affect boll set and maturity of the crop and final yield. One thing that we often overlook is the impact of rotations.
All producers know the value of rotations on crop yield and pest control. It is often easier to control certain weeds in some crops than in others. However, little information is available on the best crops to rotate with and to determine if a profit can be made with the other crops with which we rotate.
A long-term study being conducted at the University of Florida's North Florida Research and Education Center (NFREC) in Quincy has shown the value of having a perennial grass in rotation with both cotton and peanuts. After eight years of comparing two years of cotton followed by peanuts, using an oat cover crop as compared with two years of bahiagrass followed by peanuts and then cotton with an oat cover crop, yields of the non-irrigated cotton and peanuts were higher than irrigated cotton and peanuts without bahiagrass.
Organic matter has increased by 0.1 percent per year in the bahiagrass rotation. The increase in organic matter has resulted in fewer nitrogen needs in the cotton, and yields of 1,700 pounds per acre of lint were made with 60 pounds per acre of nitrogen in the bahia-rotated cotton. Even though we are using the best conservation tillage technology methods available, there is no management available to make the conventional rotation equal to the rotation with bahiagrass.
The majority of Louisiana's cotton crop is well past the midway point as of July 15. Since April 15, we have accumulated more than 1,700 DD60s (of the 2,400 to 2,600 needed from planting to harvest), well above the normal for this time period. The total DD60 accumulation is somewhat misleading. However, because about 10 percent of these DDs are from temperatures well above optimal, some of the DDs in June and July did not contribute to accelerated crop development.
We are accumulating DDs at the rate of 25-plus per day, so the April-planted cotton will be ready for defoliation in early August. The irrigated acreage and small percentage of fields that received adequate rainfall have excellent yield potential. However, only about 15 percent of cotton acreage received adequate rain in June, mostly in the central region of the state. Most of the state had four to six weeks with no rainfall.
Non-irrigated cotton fields were heavily stressed, first by excessive rainfall in April and early May and then by very hot and dry conditions in June and July. Large acreages of cotton with limited plant height and yield potential have already reached cutout and, although the rain will help to fill out bolls, the cotton plants will not be able to recover fully from the drought stress. The combination of early wet weather followed by extended dry weather also left plants with very shallow root systems in some fields. This has shown up in July as severely drought-stressed plants. A long overdue rain that covered about 80 percent of the cotton acreage occurred on July 6.
We are now in a more normal weather pattern with regular afternoon rains occurring somewhere in the state. A complicating factor with this year's crop will be regrowth after rainfall. The amount of second growth will depend on several factors – growth stage, boll load and remaining nutrient availability, primarily nitrogen – at the time the crop received rainfall. If more rain occurs, decisions will have to be made on how (or whether) to manage the early crop and later-set bolls resulting from the belated rainfall.
End-of-the-year decisions will be more difficult this season due to the dry weather that we have had for the last month. Many areas are only forecast to receive isolated showers for the next 10 days. Many of the late-planted, non-irrigated cotton fields have blooms appearing in the top of the plant. This is unusual for early July. It is also very easy now to spot the cotton growing outside of the pivot circle.
We will have fewer uniform fields due to the weather conditions throughout the growing season. The Crop Progress and Condition Report for the week ending July 12 shows that 17 percent of our crop is rated poor, 38 percent fair, 41 percent good and four percent excellent. Although we are 10 to 12 days later than normal, we are seeing some fields with a good boll load. The final yield will be determined this year by the length of the growing season.
We will have some drought-stressed cotton as we head into the final weeks of the season. Timing of defoliation will be more difficult due to the spot planting in many fields. Producers are reminded that insects will need to be controlled and that irrigation will make a huge difference this year. With the hotter temperatures, we are accumulating more heat units but with the night temperatures in the mid-70s the cotton does not have as much ability to recover.
It will be a race to the finish for many Arkansas cotton producers in August. At least 30 to 40 percent of the crop is two to three weeks late with much of that acreage in northeast Arkansas. Our yields on this acreage will be determined in August and September.
If you look at the 30-year average temperatures for northeast Arkansas, our last effective bloom date, which is the date based on the probability of accumulating 850 heat units through the remainder of the season, is Aug. 9, using a 50 percent chance probability.
There will be many acres throughout the state that will not be at cutout (NAWF=5) by that date. Last effective bloom dates for the remainder of the state are Aug. 14 for central Arkansas and Aug. 17 for southeastern Arkansas. If we look at average temperatures over the past five years, these last effective bloom dates could be extended three to five days at each location. Establishing the dates of cutout is important in identifying the last group of bolls that will contribute significantly to yield and profit. It is this group of bolls and their development on which we base our end-of-season decisions. Unfortunately, in many fields in northeast Arkansas, this date may come before the plants have reached NAWF = 5.
With the rough start to the 2009 High Plains crop, we are hoping for a much better finish. The dryland struggled due to lack of rainfall, and then finally in late June many dryland areas received substantial moisture. What this means is that we will have a sizeable acreage of late dryland. Of course, we will still need to have some timely rains to help us out.
Although we lost a few acres due to various meteorological events, the irrigated crop is pretty much intact. It was planted in a timely manner, but due to a cool spell at the end of May, crop development lagged somewhat.
This likely means that we will once again need to squeeze out as much growing season as possible for a lot of our irrigated fields. Thoughts concerning end-of-season management inspire me to encourage producers to consider the following. I really like to keep tabs on nodes above white flower (NAWF) and the date where we reach "hard cutout."
I define that as the date the crop reaches less than four to five nodes followed by "blooming out the top." We can sometimes see irrigated crops stay around 5 NAWF for two to three weeks, depending on irrigation capacity and rainfall events. What we're interested in here is the date when the crop drops below four to five and then goes to zero in a few more days. Based on long-term temperature data at Lubbock, we can still get about 850 heat units past this if it occurs before Aug. 15.
Tennessee producers will be contending with a late to extremely late crop this year. Several topics come to mind to get this crop out of the field in an economical and timely manner. First, manage rank growth and promote earliness by using plant growth regulators in a timely manner. Waiting too long will require more PGR to effectively slow cell elongation and will lead to increased PGR costs. Second, determining when to stop making inputs will be critical to maximizing profit.
In most years we can stop making insecticide inputs during the last two weeks of August. We will have some cotton that will begin blooming the first week of August, requiring an extended period to control plant bugs, stink bugs and worms. Scouts and producers will need to determine what bolls will fill and not chase "phantom" bolls that will never mature.
Based on average DD60 accumulations, don't expect to fill a boll that flowers after Aug. 25. A flower needs 850 heat units to mature to a harvestable boll and protection from pests for 450 heat units past bloom. Potentially, we could be treating for pests until mid-September.
The cotton crop across Arizona varies in maturity from peak bloom to cutout. Decisions regarding crop termination have or will be made soon. This is a critical decision affecting many aspects of the final crop, including yield and fiber quality. The decision to terminate irrigations should be based on crop condition and progression toward and through cutout, which is defined as nodes above white flower of less than five.
Once cutout has been reached, a pivotal decision is made whether to terminate or carry the crop into the second cycle fruit set, attempting to develop and mature out a "top-crop." Research has revealed potential issues associated with a top-crop, including high rates of square and small boll abortion in the upper canopy of the crop, potential for elevated fiber micronaire in the lower bolls resulting in fiber quality discounts, additional fertilizer and irrigation costs and the possibility of additional pest control costs.
These factors must be given consideration if a top crop is pursued. On the other hand, if a decision is made to terminate the crop, some key items should be taken into account that will affect that decision. Once cutout is reached, it is important to identify the last flower that you intend to mature out for harvest.
How Rough Was The Weather?
Conditions in Mississippi this season have been more difficult than many have seen in 30 years. Fertile cotton grounds that were besieged by water in May have seen very little rainfall since that time.
In fact, 2009 marked the fifth wettest June since 1892 in Mississippi and, as a result, nearly 40 percent of the crop was planted after May 25. However, as feared, we went from too wet to too dry in a span of about 10 days. In many areas, less than 1.5 inches of rainfall was received in June with July not shaping up to be much better.
However, cotton tends to be more drought tolerant than may of our other row crops, and if we catch a couple of breaks heading into fall, good yields are still possible.


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My sister is back in Florida visiting from Washington and we're having so much fun together! She did the way popular lace manicure for me last month and I dared her to come up with another manicure as fun as the last. We ended up in Michael's with a cart full of feathers and boas and this is what we came up with.
Feather Nails Manicure Ingredients:
- Bag of {faux} Feathers
- A Base Coat
- A Base Color
- Thick Clear Top Coat
- Tweezers
To recreate my feather nails, first prep your nails with a base coat – I used Essie's Protein Base Coat, followed by a base color. I used Color Club's Pretty in Platinum. The pearly white silver contrasted beautifully against the exotic pattern and color in the feathers.
Next, top one nail with Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat and press a feather into the nail using tweezers quickly before it dries. With a small pair of scissors, cut the feather around the edges that extend past the nail. Apply one more coat of Seche Vite to secure the feather onto the nail. Repeat for the remaining nails.
Thanks so much to my sister for another fun manicure! So what do you think of this feather manicure? Would you wear feather nails?
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lovely! trying it right now!
I just did this last night and ALL my co-workers insisted on knowing where I got my nails done! Nobody believed me when I said I did them at home after being inspired by your post! Thanks for the wonderful idea! Keep them coming! :)
thats funny cuz Adrienne Bailon has that on here page……..an it her picture! mmmmm .. creative?
Adrienne Bailon didn't just steal your pics, she copy-pasted your entire post! How rude. I still love this – as soon as my exams are over I MUST try it! I've tried some of your other tutorials (the easier less finicky ones!) and they all worked out amazing, I've never had so many compliments on my nails before. Thank you!
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I did this one today but the only problem i have is that it does not shine well…maybe i need to use multiple clear coats! Anyone know for sure??
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Date: August 26, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
+ Key Club appeal date set for Sept. 17
Town Attorney David Persson has decided the Zoning Board of Adjustment has jurisdiction over The Longboat Key Club and Resort's Islandside renovation project's appeal.
The zoning board, Persson said, will hear the appeal at its 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 17 regular meeting.
The Longboat Key Association, which owns Longboat Club Road, appealed Planning, Zoning and Building Director Monica Simpson's decision to deem the Islandside application complete earlier this month.
Persson said the zoning board would decide at the meeting, once and for all, whether the association has to sign the application because curb cuts need to be performed on Longboat Club Road.
Meanwhile, town staff is moving forward with coordinating a date and finding a suitable location for the Planning and Zoning Board's October public hearing on the proposed $400 million project.
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Publix spokesperson Shannon Patten said there is no news to report yet on plans for the plaza.
"We are still evaluating plans and exploring our options for the plaza," Patten said.
In the meantime, Publix has begun advertising spaces for lease in the existing plaza.
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The Longboat Key Town Commission will discuss the 2009-10 fiscal-year budget and two water-and-wastewater projects at two consecutive meetings starting at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, at Town Hall, 501 Bay Isles Road.
After a budget discussion, the commission will consider approving a $2.1 million contractor bid that will pay for a project to upgrade town water lines along Gulf of Mexico Drive from Bay Isles Road to the south end of the Key starting in October.
The town will use part of its $7 million state revolving-fund loan, also known as an SRF loan, to fund the project. The SRF loan has a 2.82% interest rate.
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5 U.S. Code § 8316 - Refund of contributions and deposits
(a) When payment of annuity or retired pay is denied under this subchapter because an individual was convicted of an offense named by section 8312 of this title, to the extent provided by that section, or violated section 8314 or 8315 of this title—
(1) the amount, except employment taxes, contributed by the individual toward the annuity, less the amount previously refunded or paid as annuity benefits; and
(2) deposits made under section 1438 of title 10 or section 5 of the Uniformed Services Contingency Option Act of 1953 (67 Stat. 504) to provide the eligible beneficiary with annuity for any period, less the amount previously paid as retired pay benefits;
shall be refunded, on appropriate application therefor—
(B) if the individual is dead, to the beneficiary designated to receive refunds by or under the statute, regulation, or agreement under which the annuity, the benefits of which are denied under this subchapter, would have been payable; or
(b) A refund under subsection (a) of this section shall be made with interest at the rate and for the period provided under the statute, regulation, or agreement under which the annuity would have been payable. However, interest may not be computed—
(1) if the individual was convicted of an offense named by section 8312 (b) of this title, or violated section 8314 or 8315 (a)(1) of this title, for the period after the conviction or commission of the violation, or after September 1, 1954, whichever is later; or
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 563.)
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Metro Parks' staff is developing a plan to help improve access, safety, education and the overall experience for the 23 miles of existing Loop that includes the Riverwalk and Levee Trail, stretching west and south from Waterfront Park to Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing. Officials are in the process of determining the location of six trailheads and various access points to the Loop within this section and are looking for public input.
The Loop, a key component the City of Parks initiative to expand and improve Louisville's public parks, is a paved shared-use path encircling the city that will measure more than 100 miles when complete. It offers recreational and alternative transportation routes for cyclists, joggers and walkers. Sections of the Loop will also accommodate horseback riders.Future segments will include:
· a southern route from the Riverwalk and Ohio River Levee Trail extending east through Jefferson Memorial Forest and McNeely Lake Park to Bardstown Road;
· the Floyds Fork Greenway, from Bardstown Road to Shelbyville Road, passing through new parks being developed by 21st Century Parks;
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Citizens can sign up for e-mail updates about the Louisville Loop by visiting http://www.louisvilleky.gov/MetroParks/cityofparks/metro_loop_trail.htm
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A federal appeals court has ruled that an Indiana law banning registered sex offenders from Facebook is unconstitutional.
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Alabama has one of the strongest laws in the country when it comes to sex offenders. And while the state does not ban sex offenders from using social media sites they regulating what they can do. These laws so far haven't been seen as unconstitutional and haven't been challenged.
The Internet can be a sexual predator's playground.
"We think about our children and restricting their access to computers, however now with technology and phones out there it's in the palm of their hand," Sgt. Jacob Reach with the Jefferson County Sex Offender Unit said.
Reach helps monitor the more than seven hundred sex offenders in Jefferson County and he will be the first to tell you, convicted sex offenders are drawn to social media.
"They are going to find a way to access children and social media is easy access," Reach said.
Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are all ways for a predator to reach children. But here in Alabama there are strict laws in place protecting potential victims. On top of sex offenders having to register where they live or work, they also have to notify law enforcement of social media sites they belong to and share email accounts.
" For example, if they have a Facebook account we'd have access to it to look at the account to make sure [an offender is] not posting pictures of himself with children sitting in his lap and he's not allowed to reside with children and that would allow us to investigate further to ensure their safety," Reach said.
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A Closer Look
Perfect Match: Unraveling the Origin of XMRV
Dr. Vinay Pathak was tying up loose ends at his NCI-Frederick lab and packing for a trip abroad last December, when he received an e-mail message that began, "GOT IT."
The message, from Dr. John Coffin of Tufts University, described a genetic analysis of two mouse viruses. Both viruses—one discovered by Dr. Coffin's lab and the other by Dr. Pathak's—resembled parts of the retrovirus XMRV, but they had never been compared.
When the viral DNA sequences were lined up for the first time, Dr. Coffin wrote in the e-mail, they were nearly a "perfect match" with XMRV (xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus). "How the DNA sequences fit together was really remarkable," he said recently. "They clicked like two magnets pulling themselves together."
This single experiment tied together months of clues the researchers had been gathering on the origins of XMRV, which was discovered in prostate cancer cells in 2006. Based on their evidence, Drs. Coffin and Pathak now believed that XMRV arose when the two mouse viruses came together (a process known as recombination) during a lab experiment in the 1990s.
In the experiment, a lab worker was growing a patient's prostate tumor cells in mice until the tumor cells could be cultured—the first step in making a colony of cells, or cell line, for research. When one of the samples was eventually harvested from a mouse, the researchers said, the sample contained XMRV. Then, as many labs began to use the cell line, the virus spread.
The details of this detective story were published online in Science on June 2. In the article, the authors concluded that XMRV emerged when the two "parent" viruses recombined in a lab mouse that was being used to grow human tumor samples.
"These results really tell us that XMRV, as we know it, has not been circulating in the human population," said Dr. Hung Fan, a retrovirologist at the University of California, Irvine, who was not involved in the research.
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Evidence Points to Contamination
Three years after XMRV was discovered in prostate cancer cells, another group reported finding the virus in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). Few labs have been able to confirm this initial report by detecting the virus in patient samples, however, and the possible role of XMRV in human disease has been a source of controversy.
All XMRV isolates reported to date are closely related to the viral sequence found in the prostate cancer cell line known as 22Rv1. If the retrovirus had been replicating in humans, these sequences would contain much more variation, several researchers noted.
Furthermore, the chance of the virus arising independently in another mouse or in the wild is "vanishingly small—about one in a trillion," said Dr. Pathak. This virus is unlikely to exist in nature, so the chance that a person would be exposed to a mouse with the virus is also unlikely, he added.
"Admittedly, we have no direct evidence of a patient sample being contaminated," said Dr. Jonathan Stoye of the United Kingdom's National Institute for Medical Research, who was not involved in the research. "But all of the indirect evidence leads one to believe that contamination is the most likely explanation" for reports of XMRV, he continued.
At a recent workshop on XMRV, co-led by Dr. Stoye, some presenters cautioned that contamination could be a reason that some investigators had detected XMRV in patient samples.
"The [current] study documents a new example of the transfer of viruses from mouse to human cells," said Dr. Stephen Goff, a retrovirologist at Columbia University who also had no role in the study. "This kind of transfer has occurred many times before in other experiments.
"When human tumors are grown in mice," he continued, "the tumors can pick up mouse viruses."
For researchers in the field, a take-home message of the current study is that "anyone who publishes a study saying that XMRV is present in a patient sample needs to look very hard at the data," said the first author, Dr. Tobias Paprotka, a member of Dr. Pathak's lab.
"If it's XMRV, it is almost certainly contamination," added Dr. Pathak.
Testing Prostate Cancer Cells from the Donor
When his investigation began, Dr. Pathak was focused on one question: How had XMRV gotten into the 22Rv1 cell line? As the work progressed, the answer—and the origin of the virus itself—emerged.
Dr. Fan called the study a nice example of "molecular viral archeology," noting that the researchers had tracked down tumor samples in freezers around the country. In California, for instance, Dr. Pathak located a series of tumor samples from the experiment in which the tumor samples had been grown in mice and were later used to create the 22Rv1 cell line.
An important clue emerged when his lab tested the earliest samples and found no XMRV. "If the original tumor from a patient had XMRV, then all the samples derived from this tumor should have had it," said Dr. Pathak. "This was not the case."
The researchers discovered XMRV in the later samples, however, indicating that the virus must have emerged during the experiment. Without knowing the risk of contamination, nonvirology labs then handled the prostate cancer cells for a decade.
Once the virus was in the cell line, "it is not hard to imagine how it could have been spread through many labs," said Dr. Coffin, who works part of each month at NCI-Frederick and is a special advisor to the NCI director. In his lab at Tufts, Oya Cingöz, a graduate student in genetics, conducted much of the research.
Although XMRV replicates well in culture and could infect people, it is unlikely that the virus would spread easily from person to person. The reason, Dr. Fan explained in an e-mail, is that humans "have a fairly potent intracellular resistance factor that prevents XMRV infection."
On the Trail of a Mysterious Virus
In the summer of 2009, XMRV was seen as a mysterious and potentially threatening retrovirus. A few months earlier, at the annual Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory meeting on retroviruses, researchers presented a study suggesting that, if the virus were real, millions of people in the United States could be infected.
Because of the prostate cancer link and the possibility that a new retrovirus could be circulating in the population and causing disease, NCI convened a meeting of experts in July 2009.
By September, a plan and funding were in place to develop the tools and resources needed to study XMRV. Dr. Stuart Le Grice of NCI-Frederick had assembled a team of retrovirologists to apply their experience working on HIV to questions about a new retrovirus.
"We looked at XMRV from the perspective that it could be real or it could be contamination," said Dr. Le Grice. "We had no bias going in."
Less than 2 years later, the field has an answer. With the findings published, Dr. Le Grice said, it is important to remember that "there is still no evidence that this virus was ever in patients."
The findings appeared in Science along with a companion report on CFS. In that report, researchers were unable to detect evidence of XMRV in patients whose blood samples had tested positive for the virus in the original 2009 study, also published in Science.
—Dr. Pathak
Since then, at least 10 independent studies have also failed to detect XMRV in patients with CFS.
In an accompanying statement, the editor-in-chief of Science, Dr. Bruce Alberts, "expressed concern" about the 2009 study in Science linking the virus to CFS. The journal, he wrote, awaits the outcomes of two NIH-sponsored studies of XMRV and CFS now under way.
Last week, Dr. Dennis Mangan, who chairs a trans-NIH working group on CFS, said that these studies were expected to continue until completion.
The new reports in Science "are probably not the final word [on XMRV and these diseases], but they are definitive on where we stand at the moment," said Dr. Goff.
It is still possible, he noted, that some individuals may be infected with a virus that contributes to the diseases. Now, however, the burden of proof is on investigators to show that any virus they detect is not the result of contamination and is a contributing factor, he said.
A Cautionary Tale about Contamination
"The XMRV story is a cautionary tale about contamination," said Dr. Pathak. "And as our technology becomes ever more sensitive [for detecting the presence of mouse and viral DNA in patient samples] this will become an even bigger concern."
The XMRV story is also an interesting story of how science happens. Although Drs. Pathak and Coffin were each aware that the other was chasing down a different XMRV-like virus, they never imagined that the viruses would be the two parents of XMRV.
Good fortune played a role as well. As Dr. Le Grice noted, it is conceivable that the two labs might have discovered the same mouse virus rather than both parents, delaying their progress.
On December 17, when Dr. Coffin made the discovery, Dr. Pathak was too busy racing around to even respond to the e-mail until after he had boarded a plane. If Dr. Pathak had received the news a few days earlier, he might have postponed a 2-week vacation to a place without Internet access.
As it happened, he had a wonderful trip. And in the final moments before the flight, he managed to fire off a short reply to Dr. Coffin: "That's awesome!!"
Further reading: XMRV and Human Disease Association: Questions and Answers


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7 U.S. Code § 6414 - Suspension or termination of orders
(a) Suspension or termination by Secretary
The Secretary shall, whenever the Secretary finds that the order or any provision of the order obstructs or does not tend to effectuate the declared policy of this chapter, terminate or suspend the operation of the order or provision.
(b) Other referenda
(1) In general
The Secretary may conduct at any time a referendum of persons who, during a representative period as determined by the Secretary, have been fluid milk processors on whether to suspend or terminate the order, and shall hold such a referendum on request of the Board or any group of such processors that among them marketed during a representative period, as determined by the Secretary, 10 percent or more of the volume of fluid milk products marketed by fluid milk processors voting in the preceding referendum.
(2) Suspension or termination
If the Secretary determines that the suspension or termination is favored—
(B) by fluid milk processors voting in the referendum that marketed during a representative period, as determined by the Secretary, 40 percent or more of the volume of fluid milk products marketed by fluid milk processors voting in the referendum;
the Secretary shall, within 6 months after making the determination, suspend or terminate, as appropriate, collection of assessments under the order, and suspend or terminate, as appropriate, activities under the order in an orderly manner as soon as practicable.
(3) Costs; manner
Subsections (c) and (d) ofsection 6413 of this title shall apply to a referendum conducted under this subsection.
Source(Pub. L. 101–624, title XIX, § 1999O,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3925; Pub. L. 104–127, title I, § 146(d)(2), (e),Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 919; Pub. L. 107–171, title I, § 1506(c),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 210.)
2002—Pub. L. 107–171redesignated subsecs. (b) and (c) as (a) and (b), respectively, and struck out heading and text of former subsec. (a). Text read as follows: "Any order effective under this chapter shall be terminated December 31, 2002. The Secretary shall—
"(1) terminate the collection of assessments under the order upon such date; and
"(2) terminate activities under the order in an orderly manner as soon as practicable after such date."
1996—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 104–127, § 146(e), substituted "2002" for "1996" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (c)(1). Pub. L. 104–127, § 146(d)(2)(A), substituted "fluid milk processors voting in the preceding referendum" for "all processors".
Subsec. (c)(2)(B). Pub. L. 104–127, § 146(d)(2)(B), substituted "fluid milk processors voting in the referendum;" for "all processors;".
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Our first stop? The Grosse Point Light Station has helped guide mariners up and down the shoreline for years. It is truly a beautiful and majestic piece of architecture. We also visited Fireman's Park, and met the brave Evanston firemen.
Evanston lies 13 miles north of downtown Chicago, and is most well-known for Northwestern University, a prestigious college many aspire to attend. One of the founders, business leader John Evans, also helped establish the community – hence the town's name.
Evanston is accessible by car, boat and public transportation via the CTA Purple Line. It boasts many attributes in the fields of literature, business, religion and political history.
To this day, there are no bars in the town of Evanston, just restaurants that serve alcohol. Among those restaurants are some of the best in the state, serving cuisine from many different parts of the world. Good Day stopped by Sarkis Café on Friday, to speak with residents and find out just how good the food is!
Evanston was also home to a woman who spearheaded the suffrage movement in the area, Frances E. Willard.
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There's nervousness, intensity, excitement. And love. That's pretty much the range of emotions Miranda Lambert says she goes through over the Academy of Country Music Awards. As for the four nominations she received, that's what starts wave one of the emotions. "I just get nervous because it's still just such a big deal to be in there and to know that your peers are still voting for you," she told me in a recent interview. "It's very intense and still a huge deal. And it doesn't get old for me. As for "Over You," the moving song she and Blake Shelton wrote about his late brother, she'd love to see that one win big. "One of my goals as a songwriter forever was to have a song win song of the year. It's huge, especially a song like that that I wrote with my husband," Lambert said. "We've written a bunch together, but that's just one that's super special." And as for the show itself, Lambert says she just can't wait to get to Las Vegas. "I'm just so excited to go to the show," she said. "I love that the ACMs are in Vegas. I love the whole atmosphere. And country is like a family out there. It really is."


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Steel shipments through the Port of Houston are poised to reach 4.4 million tons this year, an increase of at least 60 percent from 2010, and the expansion of the Panama Canal could mean even further growth ahead, according to a port executive.
Peabody Energy Corp. has acquired a 5.1-percent equity interest in Winsway Coking Coal Holdings Ltd. through a series of share purchases.
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Forever reblog women in proper armour.
Hence forever grateful to a lot of the armor in DA
Except that weird leather armor with bare cleavage.
Like why.
this is who merida grows up to be
This is the perfect example of female armour - and yes, in fact, there's not much difference to male armour at all.
While the armour in here is likely for sports only its design is still far closer to what medieval women would have worn. Not… metal bikinis.
That and one must remember that there is underarmour to be considered. the padding worn underneath armour - there won't be much curves of the woman's body left to be seen once she puts on her gear.
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That's it for today, a full press release will follow later today. All the day's results below.
Results of Women's Round 1:
Heat :1st: Anne Lacoste [France]
2nd Asako Shiotsuki [Japan]
3rd Ayaka Suzuki [Japan]
4th Andrea Dias [Brazil]
Heat 2:
1st Chiaki Okuyama [Japan]
2nd Mayumi Kondo [Japan]
3rd Hiromi Takake [Japan]
4th Annabelle Guillard [Venezuala]
Heat 3:
1st Sari Ohhara [Japan]
2nd Corina Reyes [Venezuala]
3rd Fabiana Correa [Brazil]
4th Alejandra Altuve [Venezuela]
Heat 4:
1st Roberta Bitzer [United States of America]
2nd Emma Cobb [Australia]
3rd Izamar Vivas [Venezuela]
4th Ruth Parra [Venezuela]
Round 1 COMPLETE.
Results of Women's Round 2:
Heat 1:
1st Minami Hatakeyama [Japan]
2nd Clare McGowan [England]
3rd Anne Lacoste [France]
4th Mayumi Kondo [Japan]
Heat 2:
1st Asako Shiotsuki [Japan]
2nd Chiaki Okuyama [Japan]
3rd Claudia Ferrari [Hawaii]
4th Maria Viana [Brazil]
Heat 3:
1st Aoi Koike [Japan]
2nd Emma Cobb [Australia]
3rd Sari Ohhara [Japan]
4th Akiko Sato [Japan]
Heat 4:
1st Roberta Bitzer [United States of America]
2nd Lumar Guittard]
3rd Corina Reyes [Venezuela]
4th Nicole Calheiros [Brazil]
Women's Round 2 is COMPLETE.
Results of Men's Round 1:
Heat 1:
1st Ruben Quiñones [Puerto Rico]
2nd Micah Oh [Hawaii]
3rd Nathan Branch [Australia]
4th Tanner McDaniel [Hawaii]
Heat 2:
1st Adam Bice [Hawaii]
2nd Drew Innocend [Australia]
3rd Nick Shand [Hawaii]
4th Tyson Kealoha [Hawaii]
Heat 3:
1st Keanu Cazimero [Hawaii]
2nd Kainoa French [Hawaii]
3rd Jake Rosenberg [South Africa]
4th Clement Lodeho [France]
Heat 4:
1st Lewy Finnegan [Australia]
2nd Josifran Araujo [Brazil]
3rd Guy Williment [Australia]
4th Willy Petrovic [Hawaii]
Heat 5:
1st JB Hillen [Hawaii]
2nd Alberto Colucci [Venezuela]
3rd Sacha Specker [South Africa]
4th Nic Rubesaame [France]
Heat 6:
1st Matt Holzman [Hawaii]
2nd Alex Halsey [Australia]
3rd Jacob Hein [Australia]
4th Luis Valazquez [Venezuela]
Heat 7:
1st Davin Alexander [Hawaii]
2nd Javier Baez [Puerto Rico]
3rd Johny Correa [Hawaii]
4th Tsuyoshi Maeyama [Japan]
Heat 8:
1st Alistair Taylor [South Africa]
2nd Felipe Mendez [Brazil]
3rd Keono Haina [Hawaii]
4th Miguel Macais [Canary Islands]
Round 1 is COMPLETE
Round 2 Heat Results:
Heat 1:
1st Ruben Quiñones [Puerto Rico]
2nd Drew Innocend [Australia]
3rd Daniel Zimbra [Hawaii]
4th Hiroyuki Seino [Japan]
Heat 2:
1st Timmy Hamilton [Hawaii]
2nd Micah Oh [Hawaii]
3rd Glen Sullivan [Australia]
4th Adam Bice [Hawaii]
Heat 3:
1st Nick Omerod [Australia]
2nd Keanu Cazimero [Hawaii]
3rd Josifran Arajuo [Hawaii]
4th Marshall Orr [Hawaii]
Heat 4:
1st Lewy Finnegan [Australia]
2nd Happy Zurowski [Hawaii]
3rd Kainoa French [Hawaii]
4th Charile Holt [Australia]
Heat 5:
1st JB Hillen [Hawaii]
2nd Joao Gabriel [Brazil]
3rd Vijay Maharaj [Canada]
4th Alex Halsey [Australia]
Heat 6:
1st Jacob Vandervilt [Hawaii]
2nd Matt Holzman [Hawaii]
3rd Miguel Adau [Portugal]
4th Alberto Colucci [Venezuela]
Heat 7:
1st Alex Lincoln [Australia]
2nd Wesley Fischer [South Africa]
3rd Felipe Mendez [Brazil]
4th Davin Alexander [Hawaii]
Heat 8:
1st Bud Miymoto [Hawaii]
2nd Alistair Taylor [South Africa]
4th Javier Baez [Puerto Rico]
That's it for today folks. See you all tomorrow at 08h00 local time.


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Take some stagnant water, add mosquitoes, mix in some West Nile and you have a recipe for a very serious illness that has already killed two people in New Mexico this year and made five others sick. Mosquitoes breed and hatch in stagnant water, and sometimes they carry West Nile.
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Dirty Dancing. When a girl moves her ass on a guys dick to turn him on. Or when the girl and guy face eachother and the girl rubs her pussy with the guys dick or humps his leg. It's any sexy or suggestive dancing.
by progrinder July 02, 2005
when a girl is in front of a guy, and they're dancing; her butt to his crotch. he places his hands on her hipbones and pulls her closer. the girl shakes her stuff and the guy enjoys it.
When Katie was bootydancing with me, I wanted it to last forever.
by horny4u September 25, 2004
The act of dancing where you rub your penis on a girl's ass in a dancing fashion It feels really good and it never seems to last long enough. Sometimes it can get really graphic and god does it feel good.
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Happy Valentine's Day How I Met Your Mother Style
So instead of being a whiney single girl on Valentine's day, I'm going to appreciate the meaning of it (and the chocolate it comes with) and enjoy the lovey dovey atmosphere all around me tomorrow. Whether you're single or happily in love, I wanted to share this great speech that Klaus makes in Season 8 episode 1. Happy Valentine's Day everyone :)
"There is a word in German- lesbenslangerschicksalsschatz- and the closest translation would be like long treasure of destiny…It's not something that develops over time. It's something that happens instantaneously. It courses through you like the water of a river after a storm, filling you and emptying you all at once. You feel it throughout your body, in your hands, in your heart, in you stomach, in your skin. If you have to think about it, you have not felt it. Of course you'll find it someday. Everyone does eventually, you just never know when or where."


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DOOM The Movie WrappedBy Steve Gibson, Mar 03, 2005 3:47pm PST So the fabled DOOM movie (details here) that everyone thought would never get made is actually done. According to 'The Rock' who was on The Daily Show yesterday the movie actually just recently wrapped. The movie is slated to be released this August once post-production is completed. A couple of folks mentioned this, firstly as Jack put it so kindly
- Jack: "Hey <deleted>, The Rock just mentioned on the daily show last night that Doom just wrapped production (and he's in it)"
- Dynamo gives the alert!
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By: ihya x Show Full PostCan someone give me an optimistic reason why I should be looking forward to this movie???Mar 04, 2005 12:42pm PST
By: Popedispencer x Show Full PostI have the leaked script right here:
There's these guys who fight things and then they go to this planet and then there's blood and stuff and then there's some monsters and then they have to shoot the monsters with some cool looking guns lol and then there's like blood everywhere and then when they're done figting the monsters there's a big monster and then they have to kill the monster and then the rock says SUCK ON THIS lol and then he shoots the big monster and then they run to ship cause the base is going to explode and then like BOOM the big monster comes after them and then they have to run to the ship and then the big monster grabs the ship and then the rock kicks him off and then he goes like HAPPY TRAILS ASSFACE lol and then the planet blows up but only the rock survives cause he's like super awesome.Mar 03, 2005 5:17pm PSTI have the leaked script right here: There's these guys who fight things and then they go to this plan... : Popedispencer
By: Jack Mathews x Show Full PostI implied that Steve is a homosexual.Mar 03, 2005 11:05pm PSTI implied that Steve is a homosexual. : Jack Mathews
By: Waverider x Show Full PostThe Rock as "Sarge'
Geez, who comes up with this crap?Mar 03, 2005 10:55pm PST
By: DM7 x Show Full PostIt's resident evil....IN SPACE!Mar 03, 2005 5:57pm PST
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minus chicks : byorn
minus plot... : lordkane
resident evil had a plot? : mc-fine
well, the set was built on a plot of land. : vassili_zaitsev
By: Roachman x Show Full PostYou forgot the part where he falls in love with one of the female monsters and they have an awkward moment when the rock goes to meet the aliens paretns at dinner.
Hilarity ensuesMar 03, 2005 5:22pm PSTYou forgot the part where he falls in love with one of the female monsters and they have an awkward momen... : Roachman
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Lol , i was rolling ,made my day :) : hippolove
By: lightly inclined x Show Full PostLet's make a HL movie and not use aliens or the sci-fi setting, but instead we'll have demons and make it horror! Also no crowbar but rather a machete!
I'll still watch this in the theater, but I'll be bringing my favorite stuffed animal to hold and weep while I shake with generic rageMar 03, 2005 10:30pm PST
By: xvizionx x Show Full Postyou guys have to understand, if the movie sucks, DO NOT PAY TO GO SEE IT. when you go to see sucky movies, it still gives them profit, and shows the movie companies that these shitty directors and producers (like uwe boll) can be allowed to make more movies.
tldr: IF IT SUCKS DONT SEE IT PLEASEMar 03, 2005 9:11pm PST
By: Senor PoopyPants x Show Full Post"This movie will clearly not be a faithful reproduction of the game!"
What?! If anyone was expecting a good story based on DOOM, you are batshit insane. The game is about demons from hell invading a base and a guy kills them all with a bunch of guns that he can mysteriously carry all at the same time. That is not going to be translated into an award winning movie.
"But Mr. PoopyPants, it's not demons! IT'S NOT EVEN ON MARS MR. MAN! It's not DOOM!!1!"
So what? If it was demons from hell the religious faction complains. If it's on Mars the nerds complain about the lack or a realistic potrayal of Mars gravity. I am just glad that a film company was willing to dump money into a Doom movie, because I have been waiting a long time to see the translation. And I look forward to seeing how they translated the story to work for the general summer-movie-seeing public.
"You stupid fucker I hate you this movie will suck!"
You trolls say what you will, I for one am looking forward to it. Will it suck? Probably. Will I have fun watching it? Absolutely.
Mar 03, 2005 6:12pm PST"This movie will clearly not be a faithful reproduction of the game!" What?! If anyone was expecting a... : Senor PoopyPants
By: mindshot x Show Full Posti like the rock, hes a good actor.Mar 03, 2005 6:59pm PST
By: mrspyral x Show Full Posti have 1 simple rule concerning this movie:
no demons. no mars. no doom movie.Mar 03, 2005 4:02pm PST
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UWEBOLL'D : Ride-My-Rocket
Amen, brother : trog
By: hadokennn x Show Full PostWow. I remember back in '94 when they first started planning a Doom movie and Ahnuld was going to be the main hero.. now 11 years later we get...... this.Mar 03, 2005 8:19pm PST
By: Wyvern x Show Full PostDear Lord,Mar 03, 2005 4:54pm PSTDear Lord, : Wyvern
By: tree8 x Show Full PostWhere's the link of that guy, involved with the movie, whining about how the fans were lucky to get this. Even though the movie will bear little to no resmblence to the original story.Mar 03, 2005 5:59pm PSTWhere's the link of that guy, involved with the movie, whining about how the fans were lucky to get this.... : tree8
By: Fred Garvin x Show Full PostWhat I don't get is how they can really link this to Doom. The FF movie was out of left field, but then so are the games. Doom is always about Mars, demons and Hell. Otherwise this is just another generic guns and aliens sci-fi movie.Mar 03, 2005 6:12pm PSTWhat I don't get is how they can really link this to Doom. The FF movie was out of left field, but then s... : Fred Garvin
By: GeorgeB3DR x Show Full Posthttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0419706/maindetails
Dr. Carmack and Dr. Willits? Come on guys, that's just cheesy. :)
I'm rooting for it, though.Mar 03, 2005 4:58pm PSThttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0419706/maindetails Dr. Carmack and Dr. Willits? Come on guys, that's jus... : GeorgeB3DR
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is there any other type? : mikecyb
At this point in time, no. : Fred Garvin
By: dopeman x Show Full PostAt least they got a decent director.
Now this writer.. let's hope he's better than whatever Boll can crank out.Mar 03, 2005 6:02pm PST
By: RookieCAF x Show Full PostOK, Will this be worse than the abombination called "Wing Commander : The Movie"??
Yes? No?Mar 03, 2005 5:40pm PSTOK, Will this be worse than the abombination called "Wing Commander : The Movie"?? Yes? No? : RookieCAF
By: MrLonghair x Show Full PostIt's already done?Mar 03, 2005 5:47pm PSTIt's already done? : MrLonghair
By: mikecyb x Show Full PostJon Stewart likes Doom!Mar 03, 2005 3:48pm PSTJon Stewart likes Doom! : mikecyb
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He apparently knows more about it than The Rock, too. The Rock apparently thought that the plasma gun had... : UtilityMaximizer
Apparently. : UtilityMaximizer
By: ShadowRam x Show Full PostThis is gonna suck SOOOOOOOOOOO bad.....
lol.. Shot in the First Person view??.. dear god..
Want to see a good movie? See Shaolin Soccer...
Mar 03, 2005 4:22pm PSTThis is gonna suck SOOOOOOOOOOO bad..... lol.. Shot in the First Person view??.. dear god.. Want to... : ShadowRam
By: BaBOon x Show Full PostI heard a bit of hope when the rock discribed the "rated R, and unapologetic just like the game". He also made a crack at Ben Affleck not wanting the role because he didn't like to blow stuff up and shoot guns, something The Rock "loves."
*crosses fingers* Pleeeeease don't suck.Mar 03, 2005 4:50pm PST
By: snowwolf x Show Full PostIts time to bet boys!
What are the chances thatr this movie has a better http://www.rottentomatoes.com/ rating then Star Wars Episode 3
I bet it does..Mar 03, 2005 4:42pm PSTIts time to bet boys! What are the chances thatr this movie has a better http://www.rottentomatoes.com/ : snowwolf
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that than =/ : Turd Ferguson
By: uncle slappy x Show Full PostThe Rock is playing sarge per IMDB.Mar 03, 2005 4:44pm PSTThe Rock is playing sarge per IMDB. : uncle slappy
By: exigence7 x Show Full PostLooking at the director, it might not be THAT bad. The guy, Andrzej Bartkowiak http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005647/ has done cinematography on some pretty good movies, and he directed Romeo Must Die (which I never saw but I remember hearing good things about). Karl Urban is a good casting choice as well.
Shooting the end in first person might turn out to be cool, if it was pulled off well. At least they are trying to do something different in that respect.
The overall sound of the script might not be that great, but many movies sound terrible based on the sound of their script. Take Frequency for example: guy communicated with his dead father over ham radio. That sounds vomitious. But what they did with it was really great.
I don't expect it to be an Aliens are anything, but few things are. It sounds like it's got a good chance of being a decent enough movie.Mar 03, 2005 4:33pm PST
By: zenares x Show Full Postoh my...70mil dollar turd
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0419706/businessMar 03, 2005 4:32pm PST
By: MrLobo x Show Full PostWell the way John was miming it on the air it looked like he was talking about the BFG but he said "plasma gun"Mar 03, 2005 3:57pm PSTWell the way John was miming it on the air it looked like he was talking about the BFG but he said "plasm... : MrLobo
By: x Show Full PostDec 31, 1969 4:00pm PST
By: eyegeegeewhy x Show Full Postit gets worse as time goes onMar 03, 2005 3:50pm PSTit gets worse as time goes on : eyegeegeewhy
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