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Published on November 14th, 2013 | by Christian Cawley
BBC Releases An Adventure In Space and Time Trailer! [VIDEO]
Airing in seven days' time, the BBC has released a trailer for the forthcoming genesis biopic of Doctor Who, An Adventure in Space and Time.
Written by Mark Gatiss and starring David Bradley as William Hartnell, the film – which airs on Thursday 21st November on BBC Two at 9pm – promises to tantilise fans of the classic era while telling a powerful story about the people involved…
This special one-off drama travels back in time to 1963 to see how Doctor Who was first brought to the screen.
Actor William Hartnell felt trapped by a succession of hard-man roles. Wannabe producer Verity Lambert was frustrated by the TV industry's glass ceiling. Both of them were to find unlikely hope and unexpected challenges in the form of a Saturday tea-time drama. Allied with a team of unusual but brilliant people, they went on to create the longest running science fiction series ever made.
We've been told that there are a few secrets in this show that you won't want to miss!
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I cant get used to the image of a Mondasian Cyberman having a crafty fag outside the Tardis…
Looks lovely. What an exciting week or so we have ahead, and then can you believe it'll only be a month until we say goodbye Matt, hello Peter…
Thursday 22nd November??? I thought it was on this year
I'm not seeing a link to the video here…….

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Was super stoked to get to work this morning and discover that my boss is out for the day. No offense to him, but I'm sure we can all agree that it's nice to start off the week without direct supervision. Anyways, it's all fun and games until the internet gets super fucking depressing!
Thanks, sad world. Got anything else you'd like to throw my way?


text: Thunder, a Habanese from California, won Best of Breed Thursday at The Rose City Classic. Andy Linton, a trainer from Vancouver, brushed Thunder before the competition. Winning is almost normal for Thunder, who is ranked among the best Habanese in the country. More than 4,000 dogs representing 170 AKC-recognized breeds will be present at The Rose City Classic. New this year is an event called "My Dog Can Do That!" on Saturday and Sunday, a fun way for any dog owner to participate. Professional trainers will introduce dog owners to agility and provide information at the new event. Photo by Jamie Francis/The Oregonian


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Diamond Rings is the musical alter-ego of Toronto-based multiplatform artist John O (John O'Regan), first conceived in the summer of 2009. A 7" and home-made video for his first bedroom-recorded single "All Yr Songs" helped to propel Diamond Rings into the spotlight, first garnering attention from Canadian blogs like Chromewaves, and then eventually a "Best New Music" honors from Pitchfork. The 7" was issued as split with fellow Ontario musicians PS I Love You on O'Regan's own boutique label, Hype Lighter.
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A blog about Erik, Cats, Newts, Owls, Crafts, Cars, Toys and Microsoft! I liked Erik before he was popular.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I hope your body was ready, cause today is the day you hear the first track from my next big album release CIRCUITHEAD.
I hope you have all opened your calendar and started counting days.
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For us to reach the next level, feel free to support me promoting this track. Every share, every like, every form of feedback and support is helping me one step closer to finishing this project.
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HRRN Programming on New SiriusXM Channels
The Horse Racing Radio Network has announced its programming will now be heard on new SiriusXM channels beginning this week.
The Horse Racing Radio Network has announced its programming will now be heard on new SiriusXM channels beginning this week.
Seven yearlings brought $200,000 or more Sept. 16 at the Keeneland September sale's eighth session as the first week's momentum seemed to carry over into the later market.
Dual classic winner California Chrome arrived on the backstretch at Parx Racing Sept. 16 ahead of his bid in the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) Sept. 20.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission said no dice to the state's Thoroughbred racing and breeding industry when it cast a preliminary 3-1 vote Sept. 16 in favor of awarding the sole Boston area casino license to Wynn Resorts.
J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II), Cotillion Stakes (gr. I), and Gallant Bob Stakes (gr. III). read blog
Barring something truly unforeseen, the Global Sprint Challenge will go unclaimed for another year. read blog
Tapiture's owner, Ron Winchell, says he would not have chosen the Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) for California Chrome's return.
The Massachusetts Thoroughbred racing and breeding industry was dealt a devastating blow when the Massachusetts Gaming Commission decided to award the sole Boston-area casino license to Wynn Resorts.
Sea The Moon, a stunning open lengths victor in the July 6 German Derby (Ger-I), has been retired from racing because of an injury.
Just as he has marched up many other rankings of top stallions, Galileo appears poised for a climb on the list of leading Breeders' Cup sires in the years ahead. read blog
Woodbine, Kentucky Downs, Belmont Park, Europe, Australia, Los Alamitos & More. View Slideshow
Three-time stakes winner Fiftyshadesofgold will look to keep her perfect Churchill Downs record intact in the $100,000 Dogwood Stakes (gr. III) Sept. 20.
Growth in the median is the Keeneland sale's best news. read blog
California Chrome, winner of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands and Preakness Stakes (both gr. I), will break from the rail in the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) Sept. 20 at Parx Racing.
Fast Anna, who came tantalizingly close to winning in the King's Bishop (gr. I) last time out in his stakes debut, takes another crack at a breakthrough stakes victory in the Gallant Bob (gr. III) Sept. 20 at Parx Racing.
Topped by a Curlin colt with a strong female family, the Sept. 15 seventh session of the Keeneland September yearling sale saw increases comparable to those generated during the first six sessions.
The grade I Cotillion Stakes, which figures to have a major impact on the 3-year-old filly championship, attracted some of the top members of the division and few interesting wild cards for its Sept. 20 renewal at Parx.
Flashback, a grade II-winning son of leading sire Tapit, has been retired and will stand in 2015 at Hill 'n' Dale Farms near Lexington.
New York officials are recommending that all horses be vaccinated against Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) after six cases of the deadly virus have been confirmed in the state.
Churchill Downs and restaurant company Yum! Brands Inc. have signed a five-year agreement that extends the company's role as the presenting sponsor of the $2 million Kentucky Derby (gr. I).
California Chrome may have lost the Belmont Stakes (gr. I), but the potential for a Triple Crown winner helped to drive up the New York Racing Association's overall pari-mutuel handle in the first half of 2014.
Graciela Mia uncorked a furious stretch rally Sept. 13 at La Rinconada racetrack in Venezuela and won the Clasico Lanzarina to become the first winner for Florida-based stallion Pleasant Strike.
Euro Charline will have the services of Racing Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez when she pursues a second straight grade I victory Oct. 11 in the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes at Keeneland.
Behrens, one of the top handicap horses of the late 1990s, died Sept. 14 at Old Friends at Cabin Creek retirement farm in Cabin Creek, N.Y. He was 20.
The Hong Kong Jockey Club has appointed Simon Ip as its new chairman, replacing Brian Stevenson who has retired after four years in the role.
On consecutive September nights, author Paul Roberts will discuss a pair of books he authored or co-authored: Racecourse Architecture and The Spa: The Legendary Saratoga Race Course.
A ballot measure to allow machine betting in Nebraska on previously run horse races may have died in court this year, but supporters are already looking ahead to press the issue in 2016.
Unbeaten Wake Up Nick rallied to win the $103,900 Barretts Juvenile by 2 3/4 lengths Sept. 14 at Los Alamitos Racecourse, improving to 5-for-5 in his young career.
Third in last year's Ricoh Woodbine Mile (Can-IT) behind Wise Dan, British invader Trade Storm came from off the pace to claim the top prize over Kaigun on the turf at the Toronto-area track Sept. 14.
A $700,000 Smart Strike filly from champion Heavenly Prize's family was the top-priced horse Sept. 14 as the Keeneland September sale's two-day Book 2 portion concluded with across-the-board gains in its second session.
Alert Bay took command in the drive and posted a comfortable two-length win in the $135,225 British Columbia Derby (Can-III) at Hastings Racecourse Sept. 14 as owner Peter Redekop won the race for a third straight year.
Deceptive Vision earned a berth to the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (gr. IT) after taking the $305,250 Canadian Stakes (Can-IIT) Sept. 14 over the Woodbine turf.
Separated by only a head in West Point Stakes last month, Lubash and King Kreesa once again slugged it out through the stretch before Lubash proved a neck better to take $125,000 Ashley T. Cole Stakes Sept. 14 at Belmont.
Graded stakes winner Super Ninety Nine has been retired from racing and will stand in 2015 at Josh and Mike Pons' Country Life Farm near Bel Air, Md., as the property of Spendthrift Farm and Country Life.
Baltic Baroness, a 22-1 longshot, handed Pomology her first defeat Sept. 14 in winning the Prix Vermeille (Fr-I) by a short head at Longchamp. Defending Arc winner Treve was fourth as the even-money choice.
Evan Hammonds recaps several big turf races from the weekend. Hear thoughts on the Noble Damsel S., Sands Point S., and The Grey Gatsby's win in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown. watch video
Two-year-olds got some spotlight on the Irish St. Leger (Ire-I) card Sept. 14 at the Curragh, with the filly Cursory Glance winning the Moyglare Stud Stakes and Gleneagles taking the Goffs Vincent O'Brien National Stakes.
English invader Sheikhzayedroad made a successful North American debut when he held off Dynamic Sky in a tight finish in the $282,711 Northern Dancer Turf Stakes (Can-IT) Sept. 14 at Woodbine.
International traveler Wigmore Hall, a two-time grade I winner in North America, was euthanized Sept. 13 after sustaining an injury in a race at Doncaster on the Ladbrokes St. Leger (Eng-I) undercard.
A heady ride propelled 14-1 longshot Brown Panther to a commanding victory in the Palmerstown House Estate Irish St. Leger (Ire-I) Sept. 14 at the Curragh.
In cooperation with the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Barretts will conduct its inaugural Fall Paddock Sale of Horses of Racing Age Nov. 8, the first Saturday of the seaside track's new autumn meet.
Juddmonte Farm purchases a $600,000 Trappe Shot colt, a three-quarters brother to Tapizar, at Keeneland September's Book 2 opener, which posted mixed results Sept. 13.
French import Ball Dancing, making her United States debut, surged late from between horses to edge stablemate Xcellence in the $500,000 Sands Point Stakes (gr. IIT) Sept. 13 at rainy Belmont Park for trainer Chad Brown.
Suntracer, beaten by 20 lengths in his last start, was all out to hold off the closing Pyrite Mountain by a nose to win the $347,400 Kentucky Cup Turf (gr. IIIT) over the twisting Kentucky Downs turf course Sept. 13.
Wachtel Stable and George Kerr's Long On Value, who won the first three starts of his career at 2, finally returned to the winner's circle in the $200,000 Mystic Lake Derby for 3-year-olds at Canterbury Park Sept. 13.
Grade III winner Cinco Charlie and local standout Galiana won two of the four Delaware Certified stakes on Owner's Day at Delaware Park Sept. 13.
Five Fillies Stable's Sistas Stroll gave jockey Drayden Van Dyke his first graded stakes score Sept. 13 as Tom Proctor trainees ran 1-2 in the $150,000 Pucker Up Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Arlington International Racecourse.
Australian sprint star Black Caviar delivered her highly anticipated first foal in the early morning hours Sept. 13 at an undisclosed location in New South Wales.
Maiden Conquest Typhoon capped a big day for Conquest Stables in a big way at Woodbine Sept. 13, galloping clear in a dominant performance over seven other 2-year-olds in the $211,673 Summer Stakes (Can-IIT).
Gooree Stud's Hallowed Crown remains unbeaten after winning the AUS$1 million De Bertoli Wines Golden Rose (Aus-I) Sept. 13 at Rosehill Gardens.
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Jaguars | Blake Bortles could save club money
Tue, 23 Sep 2014 03:06:21 -0700
Assuming Jacksonville Jaguars QB Blake Bortles remains the starter, the team could save $1.25 million in salary cap space this season. This is because QB Chad Henne would not hit playing-time incentives in his contract.
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Jaguars | Marqise Lee expected to miss Week 4
Mon, 22 Sep 2014 11:03:27 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars WR Marqise Lee (hamstring) will be evaluated during the week but is not expected to play in Week 4.
Fantasy Tip: Cecil Shorts and Allen Hurns likely will get most of the targets in the passing game if Lee misses the game. Both players could be valuable pieces on FantasyScore this week depending on their price.
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Jaguars | Paul Posluszny injured
Mon, 22 Sep 2014 11:02:49 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars LB Paul Posluszny (ankle) is dealing with an ankle sprain and will be reevaluated Wednesday, Sept. 22.
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Jaguars | Chris Prosinski to miss time
Mon, 22 Sep 2014 10:05:36 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars FS Chris Prosinski (elbow) will miss two to four weeks because of an elbow injury.
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Jaguars | Toby Gerhart mostly ineffective
Sun, 21 Sep 2014 17:27:26 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars RB Toby Gerhart (ankle) was able to play in the Week 3 game against the Indianapolis Colts. Gerhart posted 32 rushing yards on nine runs, and he added 31 yards on two catches.
Fantasy Tip: Gerhart never really got a chance to get started, as the Jaguars mostly abandoned the run by getting in a big hole early. He remains a decent low-end RB2 or flex play heading into Week 4 against the San Diego Chargers.
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Jaguars | Cecil Shorts finds end zone
Sun, 21 Sep 2014 17:26:27 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars WR Cecil Shorts III (hamstring) was able to play in Week 3 against the Indianapolis Colts. He had five receptions for 35 yards with a touchdown, and he was tied for the team lead with 10 targets.
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Jaguars | Blake Bortles to start Week 4
Sun, 21 Sep 2014 14:42:33 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley said Sunday, Sept. 21, that QB Blake Bortles will start in Week 4 against the San Diego Chargers.
Fantasy Tip: Bortles came on for the ineffective Chad Henne and completed 14 of his 24 passes for 223 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions while also running twice for 30 yards. He might be worth a look in FantasyScore if the price is right, but as a rookie expect some mistakes, too.
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Jaguars | Blake Bortles enters game
Sun, 21 Sep 2014 11:45:55 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars QB Blake Bortles entered the team's Week 3 game in the second half after QB Chad Henne was benched.
Fantasy Tip: It is not known if Bortles will keep the job or if Henne will get another start. Owners should monitor the situation during practice next week, but neither quarterback should be an option for most owners at this point.
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Sun, 21 Sep 2014 08:33:26 -0700
The Jacksonville Jaguars have declared OT Austin Pasztor, TE Clay Harbor, CB Jeremy Harris, WR Marqise Lee, RB Storm Johnson, WR Tavarres King, OG Tyler Shatley inactive for Week 3.
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Jaguars | Allen Robinson to be more involved
Sun, 21 Sep 2014 07:28:43 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars WR Allen Robinson is expected to be more involved in the offense Sunday, Sept. 21. He's up to speed on the offense, and the team has injuries at receiver.
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Jaguars | Kerry Taylor added to roster
Sat, 20 Sep 2014 08:47:21 -0700
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed practice squad WR Kerry Taylor to their active roster. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. The team also released SS Craig Loston.
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Jaguars | Toby Gerhart probable
Fri, 19 Sep 2014 14:57:29 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars RB Toby Gerhart (foot) fully practiced Friday, Sept. 19, and is probable for Week 3.
Fantasy Tip: Gerhart has not shown much in the early part of the season. It may be best to avoid him in FantasyScore this week.
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Jaguars | Friday injury report for Week 3
Fri, 19 Sep 2014 14:34:04 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars CB Alan Ball (abdomen), DE Chris Clemons (illness), S Johnathan Cyprien (concussion), S Winston Guy Jr. (illness), RB Storm Johnson (ankle), OT Austin Pasztor (hand), LB Paul Posluszny (knee) and TE Mickey Shuler (heel) all fully participated in practice and are probable. CB Jeremy Harris (illness) did not practice and is probable. TE Clay Harbor (calf) was limited in practice and is questionable.
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Jaguars | Cecil Shorts, Allen Hurns probable
Fri, 19 Sep 2014 13:17:53 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars WRs Cecil Shorts (hamstring) and Allen Hurns (ankle) are both listed as probable for Week 3 against the Indianapolis Colts. It will be Shorts' season debut after missing the preseason with a right hamstring injury. "I think that we'll see how he feels but it went pretty good out there," head coach Gus Bradley said. "If everything goes good and we get the report (that he hasn't had a setback), then he'll start."
Fantasy Tip: Shorts is now a bargain at FantasyScore at $3,700 (7.4% of cap), in a game that should see the Jags pass often. Hurns is a little more expensive at $4,900 (9.8% of cap). It now looks like Allen Robinson ($3,700) will have a tough time making a big impact.
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Jaguars | Thursday practice report
Thu, 18 Sep 2014 13:50:22 -0700
Jacksonville Jaguars SS Winston Guy (illness), LB Geno Hayes (rest) and DT Roy Miller (rest) did not practice Thursday, Sept. 18. TE Clay Harbor (calf), RB Storm Johnson (ankle) and TE Mickey Shuler (heel) were limited. SS John Cyprien (concussion), LB Paul Posluszny (knee), DE Chris Clemons (illness), CB Alan Ball (abdomen) and OT Austin Pasztor (hand) fully participated.
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P. LaMont Okey, MD
Family Medicine
Dr. Okey has more than 26 years of experience in family practice, and has been in private practice since serving military duty in California. Dr. Okey enjoys practicing the art of medicine through communication with his patients and working with them in order to provide the best care possible in regard to their specific medical needs.
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When the Saints Came Marching
Suddenly the tempo picked up. Patients and volunteers at the site couldn't restrain themselves. They tapped, they clapped, they burst into song as the musician belted out "Hallelujah, I Love Her So."
Among the emergency workers at the clinic were 13 Hopkins physicians and nurses. Carefully hand picked by the Office of Critical Event Preparedness (CEPAR), they represented an ideal mix of specialists culled from four JHM entities: Hopkins Hospital, Bayview, Howard County General, JH Home Care Group. They had been deployed in response to a request for assistance from the Maryland Department of Health and Human Services.
The first medical team from Johns Hopkins dispatched to the Gulf Coast, a small group of disaster experts led by Tom Kirsch, ED physician and CEPAR assistant director, had been sent by the Red Cross to evaluate access to medical centers. The team of 13 was the second group to go. This is their story.
It was a diverse group—an internist, ED doctor, triage nurse, wound care specialist, pharmacist and mental health expert, to name a few—that lifted off from Martin State Airport on Labor Day on an Air National Guard C-130 cargo plane. They, along with other Maryland emergency workers, were bound for West Jefferson Medical Center, a community hospital in Jefferson Parish, just across the Mississippi River from New Orleans. In the days after the storm, "West Jeff" was one of three fully functioning medical centers out of 20 left in New Orleans.
All 10 women and three men sacrificed Labor Day barbecues, routines and the comforts of home. "When we got to the base for takeoff, I tried to absorb everything various people were telling us, but I got overwhelmed," recalled Sherry Holland, a critical care nurse at Howard County General Hospital, who had just bid farewell to her husband and three children. "I asked myself, 'What was I thinking?'"
But when the group arrived in Louisiana, Holland realized this was where she was needed most. "We saw miles of debris—huge twisted signs strewn about everywhere. Not one house escaped damage. Roads were flooded. The driver had to keep changing routes." The people seemed almost exotic. "I felt like I was in another country," said Hopkins ED nurse Paula Murphy, a team leader. "The language sounded different; the dialects were colorful."
In the beginning, they ate army-rationed meals, drank bottled water and had only cold showers. Every night at 7:30 they met to review the day's events and find ways to improve efficiency. Team Echo was beginning to feel like a family. And like a family, all were assigned chores, like kitchen duty and bathrooms. "Even though most of us didn't know each other, we all worked together seamlessly," Sisson said.
They traveled between Meadowcrest and their clinic in emergency vehicles, with police escorts, taking in the devastation along the way. With no way to promote their clinic, Team Echo at first had to create their own signs, using magic markers on sheets and pillowcases, which they posted in front of the clinic. They recruited reporters and volunteers on the street to spread the word.
Within two days, said Sisson, business was booming. Within a week, Team Echo was treating 150 patients a day, on average, out of the clinic they established in the cafeteria of Westwego Elementary School. Complaints ranged from hypertension and diabetes to cuts and scrapes—more primary care than they expected.
Some patients were distraught and needed psychiatric treatment. An elderly woman who had run out of her insulin showed up weak and gasping for breath. A man came in with chest pain, grief-stricken. A little boy named Destiny brought his grandfather in for treatment, then returned every day for help with his multiplication tables. A woman in her 70s came in for postoperative care. Her father had lost all his siblings in a hurricane a generation before. Now she was searching for her older sister, who was in a nursing home.
"It was like a regular emergency department. In eight days, we created an entire health system out of nothing," said ED physician Mike Millin, referring to the six-clinic network.
During their final days at the clinic, Dinty Moore was no more; Southern hospitality was in full swing. The principal of the school, mayor and councilwoman would greet the group daily, delivering boxed lunches. Displaced chefs from favorite haunts, like Emeril's and Ruth's Chris, hired by the mayor, arrived at Meadowcrest to prepare dinner. "We were living high on the hog," said Holland. "We had seafood chowder to die for, fried catfish and barbecued ribs."
Just like the jazzman's music that day in the clinic, the town's tempo had picked up.
In the famed "second line" at a New Orleans funeral parade, people march and sing upbeat music to follow the first line's mournful sounds as they carry the deceased through town. As Team Echo prepared for its bittersweet sendoff on Sept. 18, children, patients, city officials seemed like a second line, brimming with optimism.
—Judy Minkove


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Sylvia Moore: Since it's unlikely California will get another single payer bill introduced at the state level anytime soon, perhaps what Schweitzer did in Montana can be replicated at the local level.
The Healthcare Movie – Screening April 24th
Single Payer – with Salsa on the Side!
Massa Mitt Pisses and Calls it Rain
Purpose Driven Lies and Gender Equality
Walter M. Plumbs the Depths of Homophobia
Summer Single Payer Conference
Devil and the Deep Blue Dog
Brad Parker: This November, Progressives, Liberals and Democrats like myself are caught between the Devil and the Deep Blue Dog. Greens and other Independents are being squeezed to the breaking point. This is a classic dilemma – a situation requiring a choice between equally undesirable alternatives.
Mad As Hell Doctors Coming to Town
The Mad As Hell Doctors (MAHD), a group of activist physicians, nurses and other health care providers who are fighting for a Single Payer National Health Insurance Program for all Americans, will tour California with 26 educational, entertaining events beginning September 23 in Arcata and ending in Sacramento on October 12.
The GOP's Rebel Yell!
Sikivu Hutchinson: Standing jubilantly before his subjects like a schlubby cartoon potentate, Newt Gingrich, the GOP's resident court jester/sage/adulterer extraordinaire, declared Obama to be the most "radical" president in U.S. history at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference. Reveling in the event's torch passing pageantry, the audience lapped up Gingrich's tirade against the "secular socialist" Obama machine. Coming on the heels of Virginia governor Bob McDonnell's racist paean to Confederate pride (in which Southern honor was smote in a zip-a-dee-doo-da world without slavery or slaves), the conference issued another call to arms.
Kucinich a Phony Liberal Leprechaun
Ed Rampell: Kucinich's March 17 capitulation two days after flying with President Obama aboard Air Force One to his Ohio district reveals Kucinich's true colors and shows he's running true to form. Kucinich's eyebrow-raising healthcare flip-flop, like his presidential campaigns, raises the question: How Left is Left?
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This week's LA Progressive articles.
Friday Feedback: Healthcare History Lesson
Any crumb that could have been thrown: Medicare buy-in for 55-64, state's right to establish single payer or reimportation of prescription drugs was swept off the table. (Notice I intentionally left the weak feckless public option off that list).
2009: The Year Change Fell Prey to Backroom Deals
I don't recall how or when single-payer was taken "off the table" – except that Senator Max Baucus said it was. Without single payer, progressives focused on the public option – which although a compromise, could have held insurance companies accountable. Everyone knew it was tough and compromise would happen, but we were supposed to be part of that decision.
Senate Speech Heralds New Social Movement
Friday FeedbacK: The Only Western Nation Doing Without Universal Healthcare
Fridays the LA Progressive features a comment that was particularly noteworthy. This week we are featuring a comment submitted by Dr. Stephen R. Keister commenting on The Day the Democrats Died, by Paul Hogarth. Here's Dr. Keister's comment: As an 88-year-old, retired physician, and a member of Physician's For a National Health Program, I am, of [...]
Senators, Thanks For Reminding Us Why We Don't Like You
If Washington is the place where "good ideas go to die," as candidate Obama liked to say, then the Senate is the slaughterhouse. This white millionaires' club where the biggest egos on Earth tell us how goddamn important they are has just screwed the middle class in this country — a middle class that is reeling after years of being beaten down by these Senators' masters in private industry.
HR 3962 Passes After Generations of Americans Ignored
Last night, the House of Representatives passed the Affordable Health Care for America Act, H.R. 3962. It's being touted as a major step forward but for those who support Single Payer, it is anything but. From the house floor, Speaker House Nancy Pelosi called the passing of H.R. 3962, "an historic moment for our nation". [...]
Friday Feedback: Divestment Is the Answer
Single Payer is by far the best path, actually the only path. The pitch and claim for the Public Option is "Keeping the insurance companies honest." Really? If I break the law I get prosecuted, fined, and jailed, that simple – do the crime – pay the time or the fine. That should keep them honest. Congress passes laws, and if they violate those or cheat they are out of the game.
No Diet COLA for Seniors: Fight the Freeze and to Save Social Security
When Has "Compromise" with Olympia Snowe Ever Been Good?
America's Failed Model for the World
Obama Brought the Word, But Will Congress Listen?
For those of who believe, as we do, that the tepid healthcare reforms rising to the top right now will either be too weak to benefit Americans who need help the most or will benefit most the insurance companies and others who already profit handsomely by withholding life-giving care, this is the time to press forward universal healthcare options that will actually solve the country's healthcare crisis.
The Lessons from History on Health Care Reform
The ideal of universal care has revolved around two poles. In the 1930s, liberals imagined a universal right to health care tied to compulsory insurance, like Social Security. Johnson based Medicare on this idea, and it survives today as the "single-payer model" of universal health care, or "Medicare for all." The alternative proposal, starting with Eisenhower, was to create a market for health care based on private insurers and employers.


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Rubbish, Blizzard absolutely have internal targets. You have no idea about project management if you really think they work internally via "when it's done". All that phrase means is that they will slip the release back to work on serious bugs and won't just shove crap out the door like certain other game companies.
Additionally constantly having to alter your project schedule is only a sign of bad project management. There is always delays and mistakes that need fixing which is why you schedule in that time and don't do a barebones 20 hour work day schedule.
The main thing to be said for CCP is that their forum mods have the disposition of Nazi's and so the retards on the EvE forums are largely held in check and don't run the place like on Blizzes forums. That leads to the theorycrafting community actually giving worthwhile feedback on the official forums, and having devs directly communicate with players.


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This was easier to make than I anticipated. I formed the gnocchi the night before and refrigerated them uncooked. I sprinkled paprika on top instead of measuring out 1/4 tsp, so I think there was a bit more than the recipe calls for. This added quite a bit of flavor, if you're concerned about it being too bland. The texture of the gnocchi was excellent.
Pumpkin Gnocchi Gratin
Gnocchi (NYOH-kee) is the Italian word for "dumplings." This pumpkin gnocchi and sauce can be prepared up to 3 hours in advance. Slightly reheat the gratin sauce before assembling the dish.
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 1/2 cup)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 202
- Calories from fat: 18%
- Fat: 4.1g
- Saturated fat: 1.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.8g
- Protein: 7g
- Carbohydrate: 34.2g
- Fiber: 1.7g
- Cholesterol: 3mg
- Iron: 2.6mg
- Sodium: 365mg
- Calcium: 80mg
- 1 tablespoon stick margarine
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons dry white wine
- 1 (10 1/2-ounce) can low-salt chicken broth
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup fresh or canned pumpkin puree
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 14 cups water
- Cooking spray
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon cracked pepper
- Melt margarine in a medium nonstick saucepan over medium heat. Stir in 2 tablespoons flour; cook 30 seconds. Add wine and broth; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer 3 minutes or until thick. Stir in 1/8 teaspoon salt. Remove from heat; set aside, and keep warm.
- Combine 1 3/4 cups flour, pumpkin puree, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and nutmeg in a large bowl. Stir well to form a smooth dough (dough will be slightly sticky). Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Shape dough into a 12 x 3-inch-long roll. Cut roll lengthwise into 6 (1/2-inch-thick) strips, and cut each strip into 12 (1-inch) pieces. Press each piece of dough with a lightly floured fork. Place gnocchi on a lightly floured baking sheet; set aside.
- Preheat oven to 450°.
- Bring water to boil in a large Dutch oven. Add half of gnocchi; cook 3 minutes or until done. Remove gnocchi with a slotted spoon; place in a colander. Repeat with remaining gnocchi.
- Place gnocchi in a 13 x 9-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray; spoon sauce evenly over gnocchi. Sprinkle with cheese, paprika, and pepper. Bake at 450° for 15 minutes or until thoroughly heated. Serve warm.
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"Even cool companies need spreadsheet guys," he tells us.
A little back-story. Benoit grew up in Manosque, a small picturesque town in southwest France, studied math and economics and finished business school in Nantes and then in Shanghai. He interned with Ernst & Young and PricewaterhouseCoopers in Luxembourg before joining the Dailymotion team.
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SALISBURY, Md. - A Salisbury woman will spend 10 years behind bars after burning her daughter with a hot knife.
On Wednesday, 43-year-old Petrona Lopez, pleaded guilty to 2nd degree child abuse, of her 11-year-old daughter.
The charges stem from a May 14th, 2013 incident where Lopez heated a knife, and burnt the face of her daughter. The girl suffered from 2nd degree burns to her face and hands.
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Sex With A Prostitute Should I Get Test For AIDS
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
South Dakota House Panel OKs AIDS Testing of ProstitutesThe House Health and Human Services Committee gave unanimous approval Thursday to a measure that would require persons convicted of prostitution or soliciting prostitutes to be tested for HIV. The bill would also give anyone who has had sex with a... Read more »
Rates of HIV/AIDS in Bali Prostitutes at Alarming LevelsHIV/AIDS cases are increasing among sex workers in Bali, Indonesia, and efforts to prevent new infections find little support from community and religious leaders, experts said at a recent conference. Earlier this month, Indonesian officials... Read more »
Chinese Prostitutes Raise AIDS RiskPolice who use condoms as an excuse to arrest Chinese prostitutes who flock to Hong Kong in large numbers risk fueling a rise in STDs including HIV/AIDS, social workers warned. Sex workers in Hong Kong are frequently questioned by police, searched,... Read more »
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My ex had unprotected sex with a prostituteHi, I thiught i was in a faithful relationdhip with my bf for six months, i was just HIV tested two months ago and I was negative. I jus found out that my bf slept with a prostitute and then slept with me. 5 days later. He didn't protect his...
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Test Positive Aware NetworkHi there:I am sorry to hear that your boyfriend put you at risk like that! I can understand why you are depressed. If he only had sex with her once, the likelihood of him contracting HIV would be fairly low, especially since he was the insertive... Read more »
Oral sex with Prostitute- Wooooo hooooooo!Bob,I plucked up the courage and went to get tested today. Yes i was considering suicide, with a positive result..i was that bad...looking for bridges...mode!I went for a test today week 10 after contact, Quran in my hand,..did a rapid test...and...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi,Congratulations and WOO-HOO. Thanks for writing back and sharing your good news. I hope others will learn from your experience and thereby avoid jumping in front of trains. (It's so messy and much hurt like hell!)Dr. Bob... Read more »
condom broke while having sex with prostitutei had sex with a prostitute,the session lasted for 20 mins ,when i took out my penis i found that my condom broke from the top ,i didnt ejaculate in her this was my first time sex with a prostitutewhat are my chances of having AIDS or other STD;s ...
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Test Positive Aware NetworkSince you were the insertive partner, started with a condom, and this was a one-time occurrence, the overall risk was fairly low. Go in for an initial test 28 days from the incident, with a final test at 90. I am confident the results will be... Read more »
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Ann Driscoll, Sustainable Business and Communities Program Director, speaks about the SBC program at Goddard College.
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Goddard College inaugurated Dr. Barbara Vacarr as the 10th President on Saturday, May 7th, 2011. Alumnus and staff member Kris Gruen performed at the ceremony.
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Choose from millions of songs and thousands of music videos to download from our Freegal Music Service (www.justsoyouknow.us/freegal). Use your library card to download DRM-free MP3 songs and MP4 videos that you can keep forever.
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PLS has taken on two new databases that should definitely be explored!
The Consumer Reports database assists consumers in making better purchasing decisions on whatever they may be shopping for. Consumers can search and browse through information about cars, appliances, electronics, home & gardening supplies, products for babies & kids, shopping, health, and money. The database also provides ratings for the items that people are interested in. If you are thinking about making a purchase anytime soon, browse this database to get the most bang for your buck!
Fold3 History & Genealogy Archives
The Fold3 database offers a vast collection of original historical documents and personal histories from the past. These valuable documents can help people expand their knowledge of their own ancestry. With a travelling genealogy program going around PLS for Summer Reading 2013, this database could help you get started on exploring an interesting personal history.
Cards for Oklahoma
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Students from Michelle McDaniel's class at Polo Road Elementary School in Columbia, South Carolina, heard about the multiple tornadoes that came through our state in May and sympathized with the Oklahomans affected.
To show their support, they wrote cards expressing their well wishes, safety tips, and positivity about the future. The photo to the left is just an example of one of the many thoughtful cards written by the Polo Road Elementary School children.
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Casino Royale: A James Bond Novel by Ian Fleming
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Washington » Just off the traffic-snarled George Washington Parkway, over a small footbridge and across from the Lincoln Memorial, lies a natural island unscathed by the development of the nation's capital.
American Indians fished here. Slaves worked a plantation here. Union troops camped here.
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And this is where Sally Jewell wants to chat.
The Interior Department secretary has one of the most spacious government offices in Washington, a 1,120-square-foot suite with a wraparound balcony and killer views. But Jewell, essentially America's largest landlord, is the walk-and-talk kind. On this day she wants to take a hike on Roosevelt Island, fittingly since the national park is dedicated to President Teddy Roosevelt, who pioneered the effort to preserve America's treasured lands.
After one year as secretary, the businesswoman-turned-government-leader has shaken up top staff at the department, launched a youth initiative, pushed renewable energy and focused on climate-change solutions. She's not the Georgetown cocktail-party type, nor the stuffy pantsuit-wearing, PowerPoint-flashing, Blackberry-clinging power broker.
Her official Cabinet secretary photo doesn't depict her in front of the standard U.S. flag backdrop but rather donning a fleece vest at Great Falls National Park in Virginia. Her conversations with White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough often come not in his office, but in a walk through the Rose Garden and the South Lawn.
"For a lot of reasons, when we're out in nature, it just creates a different kind of relationship; it creates a deeper more authentic conversation," Jewell says, rounding the south point of Roosevelt Island, covered in plants and trees trying to recover from a harsh winter. "There's the actual walking side by side with someone versus staring at them face to face; it changes the dynamic of the conversation in a way that I think is less intimidating."
Washington is intimidating but Jewell is a novelty in this town, an outsider who is used to a workforce she hired and not responding to the 535-member board otherwise known as Congress. She is the first interior secretary in a generation who didn't hold elective office before taking the job.
To some critics, though, Jewell is another tree-hugger who cares more about protecting some species of flora or fauna than creating jobs, a secretary that does the bidding of the White House without regard to impacts on ranchers or farmers or businesses. Her supporters say she's been a willing listener, a pragmatist not a politician, and that she's pushed forward important projects started by her predecessor, Ken Salazar.
She's also been willing to buck the traditional malaise that sets in with Washington decisions.
During the government shutdown last October, White House press secretary Jay Carney was lambasting Republican attempts to reopen certain popular programs, calling the piecemeal approach a "gimmick," just as news broke that Jewell had negotiated with several states to throw open the gates at national parks.
During the 16-day standoff, the shuttered national parks were the most visible reminder of the historic shutdown, and she worked to end it.
It's been an interesting 12 months for the Washington newbie.
Welcome to Washington » That stint has been hampered by the inability to get her handpicked aides in place. She took office April 12, 2013, but it took nine months to get her chosen deputy, Mike Connor, through the Senate, even though he was approved 97-0.
Six nominees — not counting Bureau of Land Management Director Neil Kornze who was confirmed last week — are still awaiting votes, including top officials for Fish and Wildlife, the Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Geological Survey and Land and Mineral Management.
"That's been really frustrating and not like anything you see in the private sector, where you can put your team together," says Jewell, who left as head of outdoor retailer REI Inc. to move to Washington.
Some of those appointments are bogged down in the slow Senate process while others are being held up for political reasons. Jewell has been called up to Capitol Hill frequently to answer questions about parochial issues members of Congress have for their areas. It's something Salazar got used to when he had the gig.
"Interior is one of the most difficult jobs in the Cabinet, and that's because it is a place where very difficult issues land and decisions have to be made and there are powerful interests that will line up on either side of the equation, and that includes the members of the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate," says Salazar, who now works for an international law firm.
Salazar notes that Jewell has brought a perspective he didn't have.
"We all bring our life experiences to the job," he says, "in her case having been the head of REI but also having been associated with the national parks for a long time, she's bringing that world of experience, which is not a world of experience that I brought to interior."Next Page >
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19 Jun 2013 3:23 AM #11
For me I was adding a store the stores:[] in both application.js and a controller. Once I removed out of one or the other the issue went away. Don't know if this is the same across the board but it worked for me.
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Same problem with extjs 126.96.36.1993 : this error appears only with firefox.
I try to change the requires order, because when I set only one model in the Application config, it works if the class model is added first in the "requires" configuration.


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The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby is about a couple, but it isn't necessarily a love story: Eleanor (Jessica Chastain) and Conor (James McAvoy) are happily married until a tragic event shakes them and separates them. It's no Blue Valentine, but it's no The Notebook either—the movie depicts two people united by marriage and trauma dealing with their grief in very different ways.
That plot alone might not sound entirely intriguing at first glance, but director Ned Benson created three separate films out of the story to create three different experiences. There's Them, which opens Friday »
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A Hollow World of Obligations
Ole Giæver's sophomore feature, Out of Nature, very much resembles—in setting, structure and thematic preoccupation—his short film work and prior, less effective, feature effort, Fjellet. Like those works, his latest similarly presents a situation where enlightenment and introspection stems from one's engagement with nature, only the template is less manufactured and more intimate, making the obviousness of the metaphor far more palatable.
Here, Martin (played by Giæver himself), a meek, diffident man lacking basic social skills plans an escape to the mountains for the weekend, leaving his wife (Marte Magnusdotter Solem) and son (Sivert Giæver Solem) behind despite some unspoken tensions. This sojourn, which consists of Martin's persisting inner-dialogue accompanying images of him hiking, running, sitting around, pissing and occasionally masturbating, is a passive-aggressive act of empowerment unto itself. Rather than confront the problems in his life, he flees from them and avoids them. »
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Nudity on-screen is no new thing, obviously. Way back in 1934, Tarzan and His Mate engaged in a very lusty, full-on naked swim, which shocked Depression era audiences everywhere. But that's the thing, nudity in movies is usually about sex. Not so when comedic actors do it. They use their un-yoga'd, un-tanned, non-waxed naked bodies as a tool for being funnier. Take Jason Segel in Finding Sarah Marshall. As his girlfriend dumped him, he stood a thousand percent nude — and limp – in his apartment (for what felt like hours), and we howled. When Frank the Tank (Will Ferrell) went streaking in Old School, his exposed full moon wasn't about being hot, it was about being hilarious.
From Sarah Silverman going full-frontal in Take This Waltz to Kim Cattrall proving why her Porky's gym teacher earned the name Lassie (here's a hint: she howls… »
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27 June 2014 4:39 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
John Green has announced that his novel Looking for Alaska is being adapted for the big screen.
The Fault in our Stars author confirmed that Sarah Polley will write and direct the adaptation, saying that he is "very excited" by her vision for the project.
It is the third of Green's novels to be turned into a film, following The Fault In Our Stars and Paper Towns, which will be released in 2015.
He tweeted: "So excited to announce that the brilliant filmmaker Sarah Polley will be writing and directing a film adaptation of Looking for Alaska."
Polley previously directed Michelle Williams and Seth Rogen in Take This Waltz, and has starred in films like Dawn of the Dead, Beowulf & Grendel and Trigger.
I'm a Huge fan of Sarah's movies, and her ideas about Looking for Alaska are really wonderful, and I am So Very Excited.
— John Green (@realjohngreen) June 26, 2014
26 June 2014 3:00 PM, PDT | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
If you've managed to heave yourself back into your safety canoe after floating away adrift in a sea of your own wracking sobs for the past three weeks, no thanks to The Fault In Our Stars, maybe you're finally emotionally stable enough to hear word about John Green's next tearjerker — Looking For Alaska. The news comes from the author himself; Sarah Polley (Stories We Tell, Take This Waltz, Away From Her) has signed on to adapt Green's other novel, taking on both writing and directing duties with the coming-of-age dramedy. You can stop holding your breath right now, because this one is devoid of any and all cancers; don't get too relaxed, though, because it's still going to be a nightmare of emotions and feelings and worries about your misspent youth. Were you ever really that carefree and beautiful? Or knew that many literary references offhandedly? Kids »
- Samantha Wilson
25 June 2014 12:32 PM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Not only was the swell and emotional drama The Fault in Our Stars one of the biggest surprise successes of the year, but the film is also poised to be one of the most profitable. Following positive reviews and a hefty opening weekend, the pic just recently crossed the $100 million mark at the box office against a budget of just $12 million. Author John Green—whose who wrote the book—was a big presence during the film's marketing campaign, and now another one of his books is poised to get the feature treatment following the success of Fault. Paramount Pictures is currently in talks with filmmaker Sarah Polley to write and possibly direct an adaptation of Green's debut novel, the coming-of-age story Looking for Alaska. Hit the jump for more. Per Deadline, Take This Waltz, Away from Her, and Stories We Tell writer/director Sarah Polley has been tasked »
- Adam Chitwood
25 June 2014 12:14 PM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
We're not sure what's in the water right now, but in the last 48 hours or so, it seems every director around the world is lining up new gigs. Maybe they're looking for a summer project to keep them busy? We have no idea, but we'll run them down, so let's get to it: "Crazy Heart" and "Out Of The Furnace" director Scott Cooper is looking for another intense drama to tell. This time he'll helm the true story tale "about the Granite Mountain Hotshots firefighter crew that perished in a wildfire that blazed in Prescott, Az. In June, 2013, 19 members of the elite firefighting crew perished while fighting the Yarnell Hill wildfire. Only one of them survived in what became the largest loss of firefighters since 9/11 and the greatest loss of wild-land firefighters in 80-years." Ken Nolan ("Black Hawk Down") will write the script. [Deadline] Sarah Polley ("Away From Her," "Take This Waltz »
- Kevin Jagernauth
25 June 2014 12:05 PM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
After scribing and sitting behind the camera on indie Take This Waltz and documentary Stories We Tell, it may be time for actress/writer/director Sarah Polley to hit the big time. Deadline reports that Paramount is eying her to adapt Looking for Alaska, working from the novel by The Fault in Our Stars writer John Green.
Apparently, Polley, who received an Oscar nomination for her debut screenplay Away from Her, made a strong pitch to Paramount, which led to studio execs signing her to adapt. Polley may also direct the film, but that hasn't yet been determined. Though the actress starred in Dawn of the Dead and Splice, writing and directing has taken priority for her in recent years. Both Take This Waltz and Stories We Tell received rave reviews, which likely factored into Paramount's decision.
According to Deadline, Green's novel, his first, centered on a "16-year-old boy named Miles Halter, »
- Isaac Feldberg
22 May 2014 12:29 PM, PDT | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
My dear President, dear festival director and dear colleagues,
Once again, I thank you for inviting me to the festival, but you know I haven't taken part in film distribution for a long time, and I'm not where you think I am. Actually, I'm following another path. I've been inhabiting other worlds, sometimes for years, or for a few seconds, under the protection of film enthusiasts; I've gone and stayed.
[Cut to a scene of Eddie Constantine as Lemmy Caution in "Alphaville"]
Eddie Constantine/Lemmy Caution: "I don't feel comfortable in this environment anymore. It's not longer 1923, and I'm not longer the man who fought through the police barricades, the man who fought behind the scenes with a gun in my hand. Feeling alive was more important than Stalin and the Revolution."
The risk of solitude is the risk of losing oneself, assumes the philosopher because he assumes the truth is to wonder about metaphysical questions, which are actually the only ones the everyone's asking. »
- Notebook
12 May 2014 8:28 AM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
This week on The Collision, we talk about Nicholas Stoller's Neighbors. We discuss his growth as a director, the surprising great performances from Zac Efron and Rose Byrne, the refreshing dynamic between a married couple, the evolution of Seth Rogen's on-screen persona, Judd Apatow's lasting influence on modern comedy, and much more. As always, we finish up with our reccomendations. Click here to listen to the new episode of The Collision, click here for the previous episode ("The Amazing Spider-Man 2"), click here to add the podcast to your RSS, and click here to find us on iTunes. To keep up to date with The Collision, you can follow us on Twitter at @MattGoldberg and @AdamChitwood. Adam's Recommendation: I Give It a Year Matt's Recommendation: Take This Waltz
The post The Collision: Episode 88 – Neighbors appeared first on Collider. »
- Matt Goldberg
10 May 2014 10:01 PM, PDT | Hollywoodnews.com | See recent Hollywoodnews.com news »
"Neighbors" conquers this weekend's box office. Starring Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne and Zac Efron, it is the story about a couple with a newborn baby facing unexpected difficulties after they are forced to live next to a fraternity house. "Not only is he (Seth Rogen) one of the biggest comedy stars on the planet, he's also a multi-hyphenate, having co-written and co-directed This is the End (along with having co-written The Green Hornet, Pineapple Express, and Superbad, to name a few). He's probably the most successful of the Judd Apatow troop so far, and he's showing no signs of slowing down. By and large, his best films often are broad comedies (like his newest movie opening this week, the very funny flick Neighbors), with Rogen being a likable oaf. He's a rare leading man who doesn't look like a leading man. Sometimes, like in »
- HollywoodNews.com
6 May 2014 11:56 PM, PDT | Hollywoodnews.com | See recent Hollywoodnews.com news »
Here we go with another installment of my Spotlight on the Stars series (the return of it too after a few weeks spent looking at more under the radar folks). As a refresher, each week I'll look at an A-list actor/actress/filmmaker that I'd like to celebrate in some kind of a way. It could be due to something of theirs coming out that weekend (like most weeks, honestly) or just because I feel they deserve to have a moment in the sun, but each time it'll be a bit of positivity about someone who I'd like to pay tribute to. For this week's piece, I wanted to take a look at our first mainly comedic actor, and that would be Seth Rogen. Not only is he one of the biggest comedy stars on the planet, he's also a multi-hyphenate, having co-written and »
- Joey Magidson
2 May 2014 2:57 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Bad Neighbours pits family man Seth Rogen against a fraternity lead by Zac Efron's handsome dummy. It's Project X crashing a Joe Swanberg movie
Seth Rogen's being a grown-up again. Fear not, those who remember Ro-Bro's crying scene in Take This Waltz this time the relationship stuff is played way down in the dirt. Neighbors writer-director Nicholas Stoller's smart, disgusting gutter-dweller has little time for the intricacies of long-term love and commitment. Instead it crashes Project X into a Joe Swanberg movie, invites it to chug the drinks and throw up all over the rug.
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- Henry Barnes
28 April 2014 12:24 PM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »
Sarah Silverman has landed a recurring role in the second season of Showtime's Masters of Sex. Silverman will recur in the guest-starring role of Helen. No word about Helen's function in the show, but we're guessing she has something to do with sex. Production on season two is currently underway in Los Angeles, and will premiere Sunday, July 13th. Silverman received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Leading Actress in a Comedy Series for The Sarah Silverman Program, and was also nominated for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for Monk. But these days she's maybe best known for the Emmy she won — for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics, as one of the writers of that hummable tune I'm Fucking Matt Damon for ABC's late night show Jimmy Kimmel Live! Silverman will next be seen starring in Seth MacFarlane's soon-to-be released feature A Million Ways to Die in the West »
12 March 2014 4:15 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Odd List Ryan Lambie Simon Brew 13 Mar 2014 - 05:44
Our voyage through history's underappreciated films arrives at the year 2011, and a great year for lesser-seen gems...
Even a cursory glance at the top 10 grossing films of 2011 reveals something strange: nine of the entries are sequels. Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 2 brought the fantasy franchise to a close with a staggering $1.3bn haul. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon wasn't too far behind with just over $1.1bn. On Stranger Tides continued the Pirates Of The Caribbean series' wave of success, despite mixed reviews.
Elsewhere in the top 10, you'll find another Twilight, a fourth Mission: Impossible, a second Kung Fu Panda, a fifth Fast, another Hangover, and further Cars. Standing alone on the list is The Smurfs, the adaptation of Peyo's Belgian comic strip. In fact, 2011 saw the release of no fewer than 28 sequels - the most we've yet seen in any given year. »
- ryanlambie
3 March 2014 4:00 AM, PST | HeyUGuys.co.uk | See recent HeyUGuys news »
This week it finally happened, Lovefilm is no more, it has now been completely consumed by its Amazon overlords and is now known as Amazon Prime and something that operates totally through your Amazon account should you have one.
At first this was a baffling experience, there was rumours of a lot more new content being added and when you logged into the Ios app for Lovefilm/Amazon post switchover, suddenly you were faced with A Lot of new content, things like Aliens, Congo, Cujo, Invaders from Mars and lots of HBO shows including Eastbound and Down, Enlightened and the Sopranos as well as Community in the 'Recently Added' section.
Of course this was too good to be true and you could add these to your watchlist but then not actually watch them. So when things calmed down and you logged back in, these titles it turned out were part »
- Chris Holt
30 January 2014 8:30 AM, PST | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
Even if you don't buy into the game and you prefer not to live in a world in which the term "Oscar snub" is used with a straight face, sometimes a lack of recognition for worthy nominees can still sting a little. Such was the case with the conspicuous absence of Sarah Polley's name when the Best Documentary Feature nominees were announced two weeks ago. After two strong narrative explorations of romantic relationships in the bitter winter of old age and the summer splendor of late youth (Away From Her and Take This Waltz, respectively), Polley redirected her interest in the world of human coupling by turning the camera on herself – or, more accurately, her family, or, even more accurately, who she thinks may be her family, or… Well, just see it if you haven't already, because Stories We Tell is one of the more passionate, involving, and »
- Landon Palmer
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Pamela Darlene Arbogast, 50, of Bridgewater, passed away Saturday, November 30, 2013 at the University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville.
She was born in Dover, Delaware on February 26, 1963, a daughter of Vera (Lambert) Moore, of Harrisonburg, and the late Richard Moore.
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The place seems to be for a younger crowd, by the music being played. More geared towards parties special occasions. Not an atmosphere for business gatherings.
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