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Your Brilliant Baby in Week 31: Sensing Conflict
What your infant learns this week
Week 31 Brain Booster
Here's the take-away, Mom and Dad: Work on your relationships. Conflicts will occur and should not necessarily be avoided or swept under the familial rug. Instead, resolve any differences as completely and quickly as you can and have your children, even very young children, see and sense that your relationship is once again harmonious and that your differences have been resolved. You'll not only alleviate undue stress on your baby, but you'll be modeling healthy relationships, as well.
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TFC Billy Gregory
Public Affairs Officer
Kentucky State Police
Post 15, Columbia
(270) 384-4796
Click here to e-mail TFC Billy Gregory
Fatal Collision on Elkhorn Road in Adair County
Date of News Release: 01/04/2012
(Columbia, Ky.) -- The Kentucky State Police in Columbia is investigating a fatal collision that occurred 13 miles north of Columbia on Elkhorn Road at approximately 5:50 PM. Upon investigation it appeared that Jerry Giles, age 52 of Knifley, was operating a motorized wheelchair on KY 76 while under the influence and was struck by a 1997 Chevy pickup, being operated by Randel Gabehart, of Knifley. Mr. Giles was pronounced deceased at the scene by the Adair County Coroner. The investigation is continuing by Trooper Andy Olson, who was assisted at the scene by the Adair County Sheriffs Department, Knifley Fire Department, and Adair County EMS.

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PEARL HARBOR (March 22, 2013) The Sea-based, X-band Radar (SBX 1) leaves a pier on Ford Island as the SBX transits the waters of Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. The SBX is a combination of the world's largest phased-array X-band radar carried aboard a mobile, ocean-going semi-submersible oil platform. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Daniel Barker/Released) 130322-N-RI884-018
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Evolution Basics: Evolution and the Christian, Part 1: Is Evolution a Purposeless Mechanism?
One of the primary concerns about evolution that I encounter is the question of "randomness" – by which most folks mean something to the effect that evolution is an unpredictable, uncontrolled process – that as such could not be used by God as a purposeful mechanism to bring about his aims.
Series: Reviewing "Darwin's Doubt" (9 entries)
God as Process Engineer: Creator, Sustainer, Reedemer, and Provider
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
New Creation: The Hermeneutic of Love
For Augustine, the literal sense of scripture is not a scientific narrative of physical reality, but a liturgical and poetic narrative of God's awesome power at the dawn of history. This is a vital thread in the story of how to read Genesis.
No Place Like Home: An interview with ECF grantee Seung-Hwan Kim
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
Series: On Creating the Cosmos, by Ted Peters (9 entries)
Last year I introduced readers to one of the leading voices about Christianity and science, John Polkinghorne. I also helped BioLogos bring in another leading voice, Robert Russell. This new series introduces a third prominent Christian thinker, Lutheran theologian Ted Peters, Research Professor Emeritus in Systematic Theology and Ethics at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (http://www.ctns.org/), and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California.
Christ, Trinity, and Creation, Part 2
Christ is the reason the natural sciences work: he is the source of the laws of nature, and he contains and underpins the natural sciences. Christ is the pattern for all created things, while the Spirit – his presence in the created world – breathes the divine fire into the equations.
Creation for Kids
Children's books are more than stories. They can become familiar narratives children listen to over and over. So it's worth asking - Are the books we're reading doing a good job of portraying God and His Creation?
Religion, Science, and Society
Conflicts occur when people argue one worldview against another. They may be arguing Atheism versus Monotheism, then pull out science as a weapon saying, "science proves I'm right because of this or that..." In my view, science is rather more limited than this. Science has a lot of interesting resonances with the big questions, and can inform them, but I don't believe it can answer them.
Intelligent Design and Common Ancestry, Part 3
If the designer was able to make fruit fly genomes that distinct, why was it not possible to achieve the same distinction between humans and chimpanzees? Humans and chimpanzees are more divergent in behavior and diet than fruit flies are, so if anything their genomes should be more distinct from each other if one were to appeal to a "common design" type argument.
Still Surprised by Easter
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
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Interpreting Adam: Introduction
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All of you who do science, all of you who teach or research or you're involved in engineering or medicine or education, or biology or chemistry or physics—you are doing a noble thing. You are thinking God's thoughts after him. … You are obeying God's command given way back in Genesis to exercise dominion, to learn about, to be curious and discover and steward the earth.
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Theological ideas about divine freedom and human reason were important reasons for adopting an intellectually modest, empirical approach to nature during the Scientific Revolution. The common picture of ongoing, inevitable conflict between science and religion is not only false, but perverse, for it prevents us from seeing the kinds of deep connections [between the two].
Evolution, Chance, and God
The affirmation of genuine chance and randomness in the universe does not rob the universe of meaning and purpose.
From the Dust: From Chaos to Order
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Pop Tart's 9th anniversary party '9 Lives' ft. Au Revoir Simone (US; live) @ Zouk, Saturday, 22 Mar
Pop Tart is Singapore's premier (yeah, first-ever) indie-Brit-pop club-night first held at small venues before being housed by Butter Factory and, now, Zouk's Velvet Underground, which hosts it monthly. Nine years is arguably the longest running of any club-night in Singapore - a fact not to be dismissed lightly. Kudos to brainchild DJ wee.like.me for turning Pop Tart into a happening clubbing-institution all its own. Highlighting Pop Tart's heart of jangly indie-electro is the American band Au Revoir Simone performing live in this celebratory event. Give it your love, people!
Other notable gigs this weekend:
Ken Ishii (JPN) @ Home, Fri, 21 Mar
Escape vs. Spun @ Blu Jaz, Fri, 21 Mar
Oxia & Nicolas Masseyeff (FRA) @ Kyo, Fri, 21 Mar
+65 pres. Zushan (O$P$) @ Home, Sat, 22 Mar
Voyage (a regional DJ showcase of hip hop funk) @ Blu Jaz, Sat, 22 Mar
Funk D'Void (UK) @ Kyo, Sat, 22 Mar
This week's guide runneth over with packed excitement 'til mid-next week; here's one deserving special attention -
Syndicate featuring Om Unit (Metalheadz, UK), supported by an ever-dependable cast of Kiat, Darren Dubwise, Intriguant and Beat Invitational at - get this - a dim-sum bar Jui Hong Lou (next to Gem) in Ang Siang Hill. Saturday, Mar 8. Now, that's one party exploring unusual venues for you!
Deserving mention too -
DJ Krush (JPN) @ Gem, Fri, Mar 7
Sammy Bananas (US) @ Loof, Sat, Mar 8
Disco:very presents The Magician (BEL) @ Velvet Underground, Sat, Mar 8
Darker Than Wax presents Basic Soul Unit (CAN) @ Kyo, Sat, Mar 8
Jurassic 5 (US) live @ Zouk, Tues, Mar 11
Raekwon & Ghostface Killah (US) live @ Zouk, Thurs, Mar 13
Midnight Shift presents Redshape (Germany) @ Kyo, 22 Feb, Saturday.
German + techno is always a strong combination. All the more when the mysterious DJ (always in a red mask) is back to reprise his stellar spot at Midnight Shift's third anniversary party in 2012. Throw in two other key words - Detroit + dark - and you'll have an idea of how the man rocks his techno.
Also recommended:
Kaskade (US) @ Zouk, 21 Feb, Friday A big name in EDM today for those partial to trance
Pop Tart with weelikeme & co. @ Velvet Underground, 22 Feb, Saturday the original indie-rock dance night still going strong
Afrodelik with Ray Lugo (US) @ Piedra Negra, 22 Feb, Saturday bass+Afro+dub+funk
DatDatDat presents Applebottom @Home club 14 Feb, Friday
Applebottom is a hot, up-&-coming young DJ from the UK who's signed to Kerri Chandler's MadTech label (for a taster - https://soundcloud.com/madtechrecords). He happens to be a looker too. Should be exciting for bassheads at the premier hang-loose joint of indie-dance - Home in The Riverwalk. Valentine-smooching by the river optional.
One advice - Don't grab and smooch DJ Ming (Home resident) by mistake.. they look a little similar... a little anyway.
Other highlights of the week -
*Vision Tokyo presents Noir (Denmark) with DJ Emma (Japan) and DJ Kyoko @ Velvet Underground 14 Feb, Friday
*Exercise One (Germany) @ Kyo 15 Feb, Saturday
*DJ Craze (US) @ Butter Factory 15 Feb, Saturday
*Mismatch presents Insta-glam with Booby Luo, Akito Kun & Dave Does @ Art Bar (Butter Factory) 15 Feb, Saturday
*Sunday At The Training Shed with Wobology and Spaced Out Show (live) @Labrador Park 16 Feb, Sunday 3 -10pm
For more gig picks keep it on Lush995 - Your Indie Music Station.


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Members of the Volunteer Auxiliary at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital were recently honored for their hours of dedicated service to the hospital at the annual Auxiliary Luncheon. The volunteers were given pins and other gifts in recognition of their completed service hours at Memorial.
The recipients of awards at the luncheon were: Laveta Norris with over 12,000 hours of service; Jeanne Hartman with over 6,000 hours; Virginia Turner with over 5,000 hours; Lurline Carter with over 4,000 hours; Bridget Barnes, Jo Ann Beam and Della Johnson with over 2,000 hours each; Anita Morgan and June Key with over 1,000 hours each; Anita Gold, Richard Ott and Mary Sue Shelton with over 500 hours each; Cornell Chaumont, Rolando Gugol, Suzette Gugol, Irwin Gugol and Debbie Ott with over 100 hours each; and Susan Wood with over 50 hours.
Memorial's new Auxiliary officers were also named at the ceremony. These members were:
Reta Caspar – President
Virginia Turner – President Elect
Bobbie Jefferson – Past President
Della Johnson – Corresponding Secretary
Myron Brown – Recording Secretary
Dorothy Bryant – Treasurer
Richard Ott, Anita Gold, Tessie Boulet and Lillian Salvador – Three-year Board members
Sally Picheloup and Celena Perry – One-year Board members
"Both the patients and staff members of Memorial are truly honored to have such a dedicated team of volunteers, and we are thankful for their unselfish service to our hospital," said Larry Graham, Chief Executive Officer.


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March Maniacs
What a Baller!by Amanda Bechen
This may be a future NCAA basketball player or the next addition to the Harlem Globetrotters. Check it out!Read More »
Creative Way To Get Around NCAAby Cade
Because they can't use clips from any actual NCAA games, this TV sports anchor in Florida acted out what happened...Read More »
The NCAA Tournament featured on 365 Days of Balloonsby Amanda Bechen
Day 188 on 365 Days of Balloons features a tribute to the NCAA Tournament. Meghan Coleman, a graphic artist has set out to create ...Read More »
Why March Madness 2014 has been ridiculously good...by Amanda Bechen
Have you been keeping up with the NCAA tournament? Whether you have or not, it's been ridiculously good. From upsets on the court ...Read More »
Youngest March Maniac!by Amanda Bechen
This might be the youngest March Maniac that we've seen!Read More »
KMS Drinking Game Rules: NCAA Tourneyby Ryder
Sooooo Mercer, Dayton and Stanford have busted your bracket. No worries, watching the NCAA Men's Tournament can still be fun. You j...Read More »
Stanford Cowbell Player is winning March Madnessby Ryder
No seriously, dude has skills. Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills:Read More »
Potential Cinderella Sure Knows How to Danceby Ryder
And we mean that literally, check out this victory dance after upseting 3rd seed Duke (it gets good about 22 sec): Plus a little r...Read More »


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Jennifer Hudson On her Role with Weight Watchers and How Her Short Hair Motivates Her to Work Out
Written on February 21, 2014 at 11:38 am , by Molly Ritterbeck
Jennifer Hudson has come a long way since she first graced the stage as a finalist in the third season of American Idol. As a Grammy-award winning singer, she went on to star in the silver screen blockbuster Dreamgirls, which earned her a Golden Globe, SAG award and an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. After the birth of her first child, she announced she was joining Weight Watchers in 2010 and has since been a success story (dropping from a size 16 to a 6) and spokesperson for the brand. She discusses her journey in her book I Got This: How I Changed My Ways and Lost What Weighed Me Down ($15, amazon.com). We nabbed some time with her and Weight Watchers' chief scientific officer, Karen Miller Kovach as they awarded Baltimore with a healthy community grant on behalf of Weight Watchers.
Tell us about what you guys are doing today in Baltimore.
Miller-Kovach: "Weight Watchers is and always has been very committed in terms of ensuring that our program and services are available throughout the world because we're not just a United States company. We decided to formalize a little bit and so the healthy community grant came out of that and has been awarded to three cities. It was a highly competitive grant process and was judged by a group of independent judges. So a small, a large and a medium city were selected. We're in Baltimore today, which is the large city that was selected. And celebrating their record and proven ability to provide, within the community, a holistic approach to health and well-being. So, this is a celebration, I think for the community, it's a celebration for weight watchers to recognize and renew our commitment to healthy living, to weight management and to being an active player in reversing the tide of obesity that exists in our nation."
Awesome! And Jennifer what does it mean to you to be involved in this type of program?
Hudson: "I think it's amazing! One of my new year's resolutions was to help change lives and that's what this will do. It will give people a new start and direction. So I'm excited to be a part of it!"
What are some healthy habits that you've adopted in achieving your health goals?
"I think all around just making healthier choices and decisions. Drinking water, I'm not a water girl but I have to do that. Because that's important and knowing what's important for the body not eating just for fun. Being conscious of what I'm taking in."
What type of workouts helped you achieve and maintain your transformation?
"What I like most, if I'm going to workout, is being outside. I love being outside! I love being able to enjoy things while I'm working out. So I love jogging because I want to be out. I've noticed that if I'm in a nice climate, it inspires me to workout more and be more active. Since I'm in Chicago it's much colder, so you might not feel like working out which makes it more difficult. So when I can embrace the beautiful air, I love to get out and go running. And just most importantly, making sure I'm enjoying whatever I'm doing. Whether it's doing squats, whether it's jogging, whether it's jumping rope, riding a bike, I like to make it fun so I want to do it again. You want to carry it on. So if you're enjoying it you'll do it over and over again. I like to make it fun!"
Have you found to have any snacks that give you energy throughout the day, or to have before or after a workout?
"Actually I love a banana! That's my favorite, if you want to call that a snack! It's good because it gets that fiber in there, gets your system going and gives you plenty of energy and it's no points! So that's something that I love to have. Before I eat anything in the morning I make sure I have a banana or something because it's filling and you don't ever want to be too hungry. Because you don't want to go to the gym, do a workout and then you're starving, then you're going to eat anything. If you have something that's quick, you can grab out of your bag. To me it's the most fulfilling fruit there is. Eat that up and I'm good to go!"
In terms of your beauty routine, are there any makeup tricks or hair tricks that you like to do before a night out or something to boost your confidence?
"Well, I cut my hair and I think that's like a weight loss goal for people. A lot of times it's a goal when you're going through weight loss. You know it's like 'if I ever lose weight I'm going to cut my hair!' So I cut my hair so I can show off my facial structure and things like that. It's fun being able to experiment with the new me and discovering who I am now. Like I had the big girl look down, no I'm like 'okay, what's my style now?' Like re-discovering myself and it's fun! You know, every girl wants to play dress up! So I'm getting to play dress up with myself and find my new self!"
Have you found it to be easier to maintain and to style?
"It is, I think it's fun and it's funky! It's a lot of things but it's definitely easier to maintain than longer hair. And it inspires me to workout more because I can't hide behind the hair! If you've got short hair you can see my arms and my back, you know what I mean? It inspires me to push even further to work out!"
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: advice, Beauty, dieting, diets, Jennifer Hudson, short hair, weight loss, Weight Watchers, workout tips
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Cynthia Nixon Talks Rosacea and Her Secrets to Great Skin
Written on April 30, 2012 at 11:41 am , by Fitness Magazine
She spiced up the small screen as Miranda Hobbes on the cult TV series Sex and the City, and now actress Cynthia Nixon is speaking out about her experience with the chronic inflammatory skin condition rosacea. Read on as she dishes about the foods she loves, her biggest beauty indulgence and her secrets to embracing that natural flush.
FITNESS: What made you start working with the National Rosacea Society?
Cynthia Nixon: I first started working with the National Rosacea Society because 16 million people have the condition, but not many know about it, so I wanted to raise awareness. When you have it, it can be awful to treat it yourself. The first thing you have to do is speak to a dermatologist and get a treatment plan. You can't cure rosacea, but you can control it. I had acne in my teens and early 20s, and then developed rosacea in my 30s. So many people think of it as acne, then use scrubs and masks and don't realize they are only making the problem worse. You need to know what to do and what to avoid. Rosacea is a condition that can cause embarrassment and discomfort.
FITNESS: What's been your experience with rosacea, and how have you managed it?
CN: I cannot stress enough the importance of seeing a dermatologist because everybody's skin is different. After I found out what the dermatologist recommended and he prescribed me medicine, I have managed to keep it under control. I also got information about things that I was eating that were triggering the rosacea.
FITNESS: What specific foods trigger rosacea?
CN: Spicy foods trigger it, like tabasco and jalapeño peppers. I still eat those things, but I stay away from them when I know I have important events coming up. Other things that can trigger it are red wine and too much sun exposure.
FITNESS: What have you learned from working with the National Rosacea Society?
CN: I've learned that rosacea is much more common than we think. Also, if you don't treat it, it can get worse. There are four different kinds of rosacea: redness, pimples, eye irritation and thickening of the skin. Your face gets red and blotchy and it's not fun. You have to tend to it so it doesn't get worse.
FITNESS: Moving on to beauty: What's one product that never leaves your bag?
CN: Undereye cream for sure. I find myself applying some too many times per day!
FITNESS: What are your haircare, makeup and skincare routines like on a typical day?
CN: My hair tends to be oily so I wash it two to three times a week. I wake up in the morning and wash my face, then apply some toner, moisturizer with SPF, and undereye cream.
FITNESS: What are your secrets for looking great anytime, anywhere?
CN: I make sure to maintain a gentle regimen. I don't use many products because they can be too harsh on my skin and can cause my rosacea to flare up. Also, I wear SPF all the time.
FITNESS: What's your diet like? Are there certain foods or snacks that are your go-tos?
CN: I'm a big fan of cheese! (Editor's note: Woman after our own heart!) I also eat a lot of salads. I keep celery, carrots and almonds in my house. I also keep protein bars around because those things can really help sustain you through the day.
FITNESS: What's your biggest beauty indulgence?
CN: Facial acupuncture for sure. It keeps my blood flowing. With rosacea, my skin can get very inflamed so the circulation boost is helpful.
FITNESS: How do you stay in shape when you're on the go?
CN: I work out mostly when I'm at home. When I'm away for a couple of days, I'll use the hotel gym. I try to eat well; I'm a vegetarian. Also, as I mentioned, I make sure protein bars are always around.
FITNESS: What's the best tip you've picked up from the makeup, hair and skincare experts you've worked with?
CN: I actually received the best tip while filming Sex and the City and that is "put as little foundation on as possible." Maintain a good skincare routine. A ton of foundation only ages you!
Visit rosaceafacts.com to view Cynthia's iPSA and take a self-screening quiz.
—By Wanda Rosa, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Cynthia Nixon, diets, foundation, hair, haircare, irritation, makeup, National Rosacea Society, redness, Rosacea, Sex & The City, skin, skincare, SPF
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By iDiva | October 18, 2012, 1:30 pm IST Relationships
'We' in every conversation
Most couples do this even before they're married. It's okay if you are talking about something that you did together. But why should you insist on saying 'we', when 'me', 'he' or 'she' is more appropriate? There are times when you have to speak as an individual.


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Consumer Fraud Prevention Tips
Never pay for anything in advance where requested to do so, never for services nor for products sight unseen. If you do, use your credit card because you may get your money back where you have been scammed and many scammers do not have credit card accounts. Credit Card Companies can do a chargeback to the Merchant who processed the charge to your card if it is a fraudulent scam.
Promises of riches, and guarantees to instantly double or triple your money are scams.
Never give out financial or personal information about yourself to anyone via the telephone, email or any other method of communication where you don't know with whom you are dealing.
Never donate to an alleged charity in response to a telephone call; it is impossible to verify the legitimacy of the so-called charity over the telephone. Ask the organization to mail an information package.
There are Fraud Artists who scan the Classified Ads for vehicles etc. in what is known as the Nigerian Overpayment Scam. They call up the Seller and advise them that they are interested in purchasing the vehicle but only have a
Bank Draft
Cashier's Cheque/Check
for considerably more that the asking price of the vehicle. They convince the Seller to deposit the cheque/check into his/her account and send the balance to the buyer. Weeks later the cheque/check is returned by the bank as
. The Seller has given the vehicle away and a gift of cash to the Buyer.
accept a bank draft, cashier's cheque/check or certified cheque/check when the amount is greater than the asking price and you are requested to refund the balance. Verify the identity of the Buyer; obtain a Driver's License and/or other photo ID, and confirm telephone number and address, and call the payor of the cheque/check (usually a business) to determine the actual cheque/check details, (the name of the payee, for instance) because in this scam the payee has been altered.
It is a scam if you receive a letter from a Loan Company advising you that the company can fix your bad credit and help you obtain a loan, and particularly so if they request an advance fee for their services, in what's known as the
Advance Fee Loan Scam
. The only way to improve your credit rating is to pay off your bad debts or wait seven years without incurring any more bad debts to have your record cleared.
invest in anything about which you know nothing. A website can be created as a false storefront. Conduct your due diligence by making sure that you are dealing with a real person and a legitimate business. Check out the company with the Better Business Bureau, check if the individual and company is registered and/or licensed with the appropriate Provincial or State Securities Commission, ask for references and find out if the company has a business license. This is even more important if you are considering investing offshore which is very high-risk.
allow an Individual who solicits you at the door to repair or do renovations to your home. If your home requires renovations obtain a referral from someone whom you know and trust. Check out the company with the Better Business Bureau. Roof repairs are probably one of the biggest scams with respect to home renovations.
Contracts mean nothing to Fraud Artists; at best you have a civil matter if things go awry as it will likely be difficult to prove criminal intent. You must conduct your due diligence prior to signing a Contract and preferably you should have some legal or expert advice. And NEVER sign a blank contract.
Every home should have a shredder; do NOT throw financial or personal documents (bank statements or income tax returns, for example) in the garbage but rather, ensure that they are shredded.
Delete ALL unsolicited emails because unsolicited emails are bogus. Remember, neither financial institutions nor businesses like eBay will send you unsolicited emails asking you to supply your account or password information. When you receive one of these e-mails, DO NOT click on
unsubscribe links
instead of removing you from their spam lists they confirm that you are receiving and reading their spam. Just silently ignore them and delete.
Remove yourself from the mailing and telephone calling lists of members the American Direct Marketing Association to help reduce the risks associated with anyone intercepting or stealing your mail. The American Direct Marketing Association website is
Note: There are many different scams that are being perpetrated by Fraud Artists all over the world. These Tips do not cover everything. The best policy is that if it doesn't sound right and seems too good to be true then it likely is. You've heard this a hundred times; remember it.


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A Movie A Day: DOLLS (1987)
Toys are very loyal and that is a fact.
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with the next installment of A Movie A Day: Halloween 2010 edition!
[For the entirety of October I will be showcasing one horror film each day. Every film is pulled from my DVD shelf or streamed via Netflix Instant and will be one I haven't seen. Unlike my A Movie A Day or A Movie A Week columns there won't necessarily be connectors between each film, but you'll more than likely see patterns emerge day to day.]
I'd love to think of this movie as an another tale going on in the Toy Story universe. The legends are basically the same: What if dolls came alive at night when you weren't looking?
And these toys are fiercely loyal, like the toys in Toy Story, so there's that, too. Very similar… Except instead of Woody scaring Sid at the end of the first Toy Story he would have more likely stabbed him in the back and dragged him screaming around his house.
I was absolutely in the mood to watch this fun movie. As you'll notice this review is coming in rather late. I'll spare you the boring details, but let's just say after two consecutive days of being awake 24-26 hours at a stretch I finally slept for 16 hours straight. I didn't intend to, but sleep I did. So late in fact that I almost missed a birthday dinner with my mother, which was immediately followed up by a midnight movie with another friend celebrating her own birthday.
I didn't get home until after 3am and immediately sat down to watch Stuart Gordon's DOLLS, produced by Mr. Brian Yuzna and Charles Band. I was definitely in the mood for a fun movie and fun this movie is.
Is it ridiculous? Yeah, you bet, but you know what? The characters realize how ridiculous this situation is and comment on it multiple times, so you have no choice but to dive in with them.
Remember when these cheapo horror movies could still have some smart directing, scripting and production value? Now Sy-Fy channel garbage is what we get for low budget schlockers. Where has the attention to quality gone?
I know it's silly to talk about a Charlie Band movie centered on killer living dolls as a mark of quality, but the flick really is well put together. Remember back to Charles Band's earlier movies, like Puppet Master. They used to be good. Now Full Moon can take a brilliantly cheesy and fun idea like GINGERDEAD MAN starring Scary Busey and make it an unwatchable movie that looks like it was made by window-licking mongoloids.
With a heavy influence on a fairy tale like quality DOLLS was a pleasant surprise. Knowing that Stuart Gordon directed it led me to believe it was going to be harsher. Don't get me wrong, there's tons of blood in the flick, but also an odd sense of morality.
Really, the only people that get killed and turned into dolls are people that really, really deserved it.
Basically you have a family with car trouble in a storm that find their way to a creepy old house. An elderly couple meets them and there's something off about them. The man (Guy Rolfe) is a toymaker and his wife (Hilary Mason) looks very grandmotherly, but something's off. I think it was lack of any kind of make-up with a hint of insanity in her eyes that make the eerie vibe come alive.
The family is dysfunctional to say the least. Keeping in fairy tale tradition you have a wicked stepmother (Carolyn Purdy-Gordon) who is cold as ice and a huge cunt to boot (and I don't use that word lightly). The father isn't that much better. In fact he's kind of worse. He feels stuck with his daughter (Carrie Lorraine) after a nasty divorce and just wants to wine and dine his rich lady-friend.
The little girl has a vivid imagination and even dreams up her teddy coming alive and killing her parents in the early scene that gave me the first impression that I was gonna really like this movie. I mean it's a giant teddy bear that rips apart to reveal a malicious evil bear monster that eats the wicked stepmother and slashes apart the asshole dad.
Of course that's all in her head, but her vivid imagination doesn't dream up what actually happens once they get in the house.
My favorite character, by far, is another traveler who shows up with a pair of annoying British Punk girls. This traveler is an everyman, a chubby dude who is nice and polite isn't above screaming obscenities when he sees a doll walk on its own. Stephen Lee plays this character and he stole the movie for me.
You always have a secret desire to see people in a horror movie realize they are in a horror movie and want to just fucking leave and that's this dude. He doesn't ignore the signs of a horror story starting and just wants to get the fuck out.
But he's also a child at heart, something that saves him after he freaks out and kicks at a few of these dolls. They begin to kill him, but the little girl, who makes an instant friend out of him, stops them and the dolls have a conference between themselves to figure out if he's a child at heart or not. If he is a good person they will let them go. If not, murder and eventual transformation into one of them.
Which is pretty fucking creepy, by the way. When one of the punk chicks decides to go on a stealing rampage all throughout the house she is attacked by something off camera, dragged around, rammed into a wall a few times and then pulled, screaming, into the attic. Strong fuckin' dolls, right?
But that's not where it ends. A character later goes up to the attic looking for her and we see that she's beginning to turn into a doll. She's still human-sized, but has a doll face which is gloriously upsetting.
They execute the dolls as a combination of low-budget animatronics and stop motion. I love the old days and the old ways. So much more convincing than badly comped in Playstation 1 looking CG.
Final Thoughts: DOLLS' dark fairy tale aspect mixed with some surprising sharp character writing, fun effects and gore make a movie that really stands above the type of film you might expect from this era, with this subject matter. If you haven't seen it, add it to your Netflix Instant queue and have some fun!
Currently in print on DVD: YES
Currently available on Netflix Instant: YES
Upcoming A Movie A Day Titles:
Saturday, October 23rd: SILENT SCREAM (1980)
Sunday, October 24th: SCREAM OF FEAR (1961)
Monday, October 25th: THE MEPHISTO WALTZ (1971)
Tuesday, October 26th: THE OMEN III: THE FINAL CONFLICT (1981)
Wednesday, October 27th: THE EVIL (1977)
Thursday, October 28th: THE DEVIL DOLL (1936)
Friday, October 29th: DARK NIGHT OF THE SCARECROW (1981)
I'm gonna do my best to get caught up and have the next AMAD to you before midnight tonight. The flick is called Silent Scream. See ya' then!
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Previous AMAD 2010's:
- Raw Meat (1972)
- Ghost Story (1981)
- Two on a Guillotine (1965)
- Tentacles (1977)
- Bad Ronald (1974)
- The Entity (1983)
- Doctor X (1932)
- The Return of Doctor X (1939)
- The Tenant (1976)
- Man in the Attic (1953)
- New Year's Evil (1980)
- Prophecy (1979)
- The Other (1972)
- The Mummy (1959)
- The Gorgon (1964)
- Mad Love (1935)
- Repulsion (1965)
- The Church (1989)
- The Black Cat (1981)
- The Black Cat (1934)
- The Comedy of Terrors (1987)
Click here for the full 215 movie run of A Movie A Day!
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Oct. 23, 2010, 6:59 a.m. CST
Looking forward to Dark Night of Scarecrow..
by DaveVanceUsedToSleepInHisDFSVolvoNowItsACouncilVan
remember sleepless nights as a kid
Oct. 23, 2010, 7:01 a.m. CST
8 More Days 'Til Halloween..
by TronBurgundy
silver shamrock
Oct. 23, 2010, 7:05 a.m. CST
by MST3KPIMP
never forget...
Oct. 23, 2010, 7:20 a.m. CST
by macheesmo3
it's like a geekasm... serrrrrrioussssssly
Oct. 23, 2010, 7:20 a.m. CST
by macheesmo3
it's like a geekasm... serrrrrrioussssssly
Oct. 23, 2010, 7:28 a.m. CST
Quint, you basically transcribed my thoughts
by Shut the Fuck up Donny
Every aspect of the film that I enjoyed, you articulated. It's really a film that fired on all cylinders, regardless of how preposterous the concept.
 I would propose that that extra layer of undefinable "quality" in this film(for lack of a better term) would be credited to Yuzna's involvement. I had a chance to meet the man at DragonCon years ago, and he TRULY loves what he does. I think when he had more involvement in these sorta films in the earlier years(a la Reanimator), you got that extra effort...
Oct. 23, 2010, 7:54 a.m. CST
I miss old school 80's horror films like this...
by BarryConvex
I miss the days when low budget horror films were actually good. Instead of getting quality films like "Re-Animator" or "Evil Dead 2", we get poorly produced garbage. If this was made today, it would be incredibly stupid and unwatchable. It saddens me knowing that true low budget horror films are dead.
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:03 a.m. CST
BarryConvex same here mate
by KilliK
and DOLLS rocks indeed.
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:28 a.m. CST
Can't believe you are gonna watch Omen III
by buffywrestling
Sure, Sam Niell but guaranteed it's gonna make you feel like you are watching a cable "Movie of the Week".
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:30 a.m. CST
by enoodle123
Its one I haven't seen, AND its on Netflix! I know what I'm doing tonight! Thanks, brother!
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:32 a.m. CST
Oh SHIT!
by enoodle123
You're doing Dark Night of the Scarecrow??? My buddy and I got thrown out of church when we were 10 because we couldn't stop chanting "Bubba didn't do it" at each other.
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:45 a.m. CST
Quint, you shoulda reviewed Halloween III
by darthwaz1
I'm a fan of that movie, but no one else seems to be!
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:52 a.m. CST
Loved the Puppet Master movies
by S-Mart shopper
Full Moon had some good titles back in the day. Is there a Full Moon Classics set? Get on that shit Quint!
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:55 a.m. CST
Nevermind, there are box sets
by S-Mart shopper
Fucking Trancers!
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:11 a.m. CST
Omen III may suck...
by Nasty In The Pasty
...but it contains one of the most glorious scores Jerry Goldsmith has ever written. Seriously, it makes the entire movie worth sitting through.
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:22 a.m. CST
Did Goldsmith do the entire soundtrack of
by buffywrestling
Omen III or did he just get credit for the awesome theme from Omen I?
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:39 a.m. CST
Window Licking Mongoloids???
by cushing1967
Maybe it's because I've just been ouy with my brother who has Down Sydrome and saw the abuse he got from some arseholes in the street but that phrase makes you seem like a cunt - and I don't use the world lightly either.
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:40 a.m. CST
I waited a loooooong time to watch this...
by SoylentMean
because I have big problem with dolls, especially porcelain ones, that are essentially effigies. But the movie is fuckin' solid and damn creepy. It's also really cheap right now on Amazonia.
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:41 a.m. CST
Goldsmith Omen III Score
by cushing1967
He did the full score - in fact if I remember Ave Satani doesn't appear in the score for Omen III
The film is weird in that it's almost an action adventure and it has the shittiest ending ever.
The Score is Great though.
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:45 a.m. CST
Dark Night of the Scarecrow, how have you not seen it?
by SoylentMean
For me, Dark Night of the Scarecrow was my number one DVD purchase of the year. It is so damn good (especially for being made for tv) and it brings back fond memories of watching it when I was little, only to realize that scarecrows could kill, and kill with wild abandon!
 It's definitely a headscratcher that you haven't watched it yet, but I certainly do envy you getting to see it for the first time!
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:47 a.m. CST
"Window Licking Mongoloids"
by fiester
He means Tea Party People and their demon god Sarah Palin, brood mother of all the window-licking mongoloids.
Oct. 23, 2010, 10:28 a.m. CST
Why does he think we care he slept 16 hours?
by locke815
That's the #1 thing I hate about AICN. All these reviews have stupid fucking details I don't care about. And they're usually gross. "Yeahhhh... Harry here.... so before I put the DVD in I took a big shit and it was one of those big-ass shits that just makes you feel like you accomplished something. I'm not a fag but it felt like I imagine a big black dick coming out of my ass feels like in prison. Relief, you know? It's over. So, after I wiped, examined the toilet paper, and flushed, I hit the Netflix queue. Then I thought, fuck, I just touched my Wiimote without washing my hands. Oh well. Suffice it to say, this movie was off to a great start..." Jesus Christ, dude.
Oct. 23, 2010, 10:32 a.m. CST
"Fuck you, Clowny!!!!"
by SubliminalJones
This movie is a laugh riot. It's creepy as hell, but there's a lot of dark humor throughout(the sounds the dolls make when they come alive to kill are hilarious). Any horror leaning person I ever recommended this to looked at me like I was bugnuts, and then loved it.
Oct. 23, 2010, 10:34 a.m. CST
The other thing I hate about AICN: everything
by locke815
A bunch of man-children thinking they're the next Peter Jackson. Yep, that's gonna happen, fucker. I'm sure Christopher Nolan also got his start trolling message boards and bitching about the fine details of early 90s direct-to-video films. Every single "regular" on this site is that guy in the South Park "World of Warcraft" episode; fatass slouching in a leather chair snacking on Chickin in a Biscuit and masturbating at 90-minute intervals to asian porn. So unoriginal, guys. Grow up, will you? And stop voting Democrat, you're an embarrassment to your white man heritage.
Oct. 23, 2010, 10:49 a.m. CST
by adml_shake
must be pretty easy to judge others sitting in your parents basement surrounded by empty cans of coke, bags of Cheetos, spent Kleenex, and jergens bottles.
Oct. 23, 2010, 11:25 a.m. CST
Mongoloid is still offensive...
by KubricksBellEnd
...just replace it with the "n"-word if you have any balls... Nope, didn't think so.
Oct. 23, 2010, 11:40 a.m. CST
by UltraTron
" So much more convincing than badly comped in Playstation 1 looking CG." I guess that's what you thought about Toy Story 3? I can't think of any examples of this poor quality you mention except maybe the devil from Spawn that's actually the ps1 quality American werewolf in Paris werewolf model stretched out.
Oct. 23, 2010, 11:53 a.m. CST
Locke815: actually you should take some
by UltraTron
comfort in knowing UltraTron is ripped and gorgeous. I'm looking for a cute girl who digs playing heavy rain and who can tear me away from my iPad for extreme superhero sex at all times.
Oct. 23, 2010, 11:58 a.m. CST
No one will miss you
by buffywrestling
if you don't post here anymore. There is always someone to fill your place. Especially if it's a whiny, cry-baby place.
Oct. 23, 2010, noon CST
The Dark Night of the Scarecrow
by HansBubi
The early moment in the movie when he sees his eyes in the scarecrow is classic despite being in such a low budget movie.
Oct. 23, 2010, 12:03 p.m. CST
by HansBubi
...is our savior. Bow down and respect him.
Oct. 23, 2010, 12:06 p.m. CST
LOCKE815, your are a gem
by TisketMaster
An absolute gem. Look, I don't want to convince you of how obnoxious and full of anxieties you are, or how you should work them out...but I would like to tell you that your whole schtick really makes me laugh. AT you though, not with you. You aren't funny, but it really amuses me that a person bothers to stick around a place he hates...that he bothers to read articles he hates...that he bothers to post comments aimed at people he hates. It tells me that as much as you would deny it, and as much as you 'hate' us, that you are dependent upon us for validation. I'm not talking validation in the sense that you want to be liked--you just need to feel we think you matter...at all. You really need to know that we regard you as somehow significant. Well, we do....but only in the sense that you provide amusement for us by engaging in your futile rants. The more you rail against this place and don't leave, the more you affirm this fact. Just keep that in mind. Whatever nasty horrible insult you launch in response...well, the worse the better. It just makes the reality of your sad station more clear. Haha.
Oct. 23, 2010, 12:10 p.m. CST
Omen 3
by judge dredds fresh undies
Yeah, it is fucking awful, as is Omen 2. Just buy the scores on CD. Why spoil the music by making your eyes bleed.
Oct. 23, 2010, 12:23 p.m. CST
That "twice dead/the evil" DVD reminds me ...
by Father
...how much better movie posters and video sleve art used to be, back in the day . Also, i havent seen dolls yet- its one of those films that i would always see on a video shelf as a kid and be creeped out by . I will check it out though.
Oct. 23, 2010, 12:50 p.m. CST
by HansBubi
TisketMaster has been added to the prestigious list of talkback saviors.
Oct. 23, 2010, 12:58 p.m. CST
Attic scene
by Megalodon3
That scene scared the crap out of me as a kid. As you look around the dark attic you see something in the dark, in the background and only gradually realize what is as it begins to move and... I won't tell the rest but it's just brilliant. Very creepy.
Oct. 23, 2010, 1:10 p.m. CST
Katy Perry is hot but her music is like
by UltraTron
2 cats tied tail to tail and hung over a clothesline that's being fed into a duck press
Oct. 23, 2010, 1:20 p.m. CST
by MothrasGhost
I actually saw this in the theater in NE Philly. My I miss those Full Moon glory days
Oct. 23, 2010, 3:02 p.m. CST
by Quint
You're right. I ripped off Dolls for The Home and I did it in a really sneaky way. I wrote the script before watching the movie! What a sneak I am!

And see the flick before you call it a crapfest. You say I embarrass myself and you're spouting bile about something you have no knowledge of.

But you're right. Sy-Fy doesn't ever use substandard CGI and I'm just a whining fanboy.
Oct. 23, 2010, 3:49 p.m. CST
by Meadowe
the guy that takes the little girl at the end was also on Dark Angel as the guy Max originally pays to get 411 on her transgenic siblings. fyi
Oct. 23, 2010, 7:40 p.m. CST
I'm also ...
by Geekgasm
... tired of mentally handicapped people being used as a punchline. I'm not laughing.
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:55 p.m. CST
this movie rocks
by The_Crimson_King
I first saw this on tv about 5 years ago or so and I was shocked by how awesome it is, was it a DTV movie? because it feels good enough to be theatrical
Oct. 23, 2010, 8:55 p.m. CST
and yeah...
by The_Crimson_King
it's a perfect mix if humor and creepiness, the dolls themselves are creepy as hell
Oct. 23, 2010, 9:04 p.m. CST
Nice... two Goldsmith-scored films in a row!
by Admonisher
That would be THE MEPHISTO WALTZ followed by THE FINAL CONFLICT. Whatever you think of the films, those are two incredible scores right there!
Oct. 24, 2010, 1:27 a.m. CST
by sonnyfern
Stuart Gordon's underappreciated MASTERPIECE. That movie is amazing...and Stuart Gordon is a fantastic director.
Oct. 24, 2010, 1:28 a.m. CST
by Quint
Scout's honor this was my first time ever seeing Dolls. Creepy dolls isn't unique to this movie, believe me, but yeah I understand the thought. If the movie were about Killer Dolls I'd be more worried, but that's just a small part of the story and a tiny fraction of the horror inside the walls.

In regards to the Sy-Fy thing, I specify a comparison to Sy-Fy earlier on and in the paragraph mentioning CGI I'm talking specifically about low budget filmmaking. CGI is amazing if you have the budget for it or a brilliant person willing to spend a year locked up in his room making a short film (calling card) look professional. Other than that, low budget CGI is Sharktopus, dude.
Oct. 24, 2010, 2:19 a.m. CST
I'm not a horror fan but I love this movie.
by Bungion Boy
It's not very good, but there's something about it that I can't get enough of. I find that it's often on cable at like 3:00 in the morning, which is terrible for me because when I stumble across it on tv, I can't help but watch the whole thing.
Oct. 24, 2010, 9:53 a.m. CST
"They begin to kill him..."
by Sailor Rip
I like you Quint, you're the goods, but c'mon. How about, "They try to kill him..." I mean, killing is pretty final. I don't know, maybe the sentence is correct.
Oct. 24, 2010, 1:39 p.m. CST
by Nice Marmot
Stop explaining yourself to the jealous, unsuccessful mouth breathers!
Oct. 25, 2010, 12:15 a.m. CST
by thegreatwhatzit
Had a bad weekend--funeral, et al--but your message fuckin' killed the gloom. Thanks, I really needed the laugh. And I agree with you 100%
Oct. 25, 2010, 12:29 a.m. CST
--agree you with you about the exposition to
by thegreatwhatzit
each of Harry's reviews. By the way, DOLLS is a genuine sleeper (Stuart Gordon is a sterling talent and, in real life, a big teddy bear. But fuck Charles Band. What's with his fetish for puppets and oversize heads?).
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Best Halal Street Cart
Where and what is your favorite? I've been leery to try them for fear of food poisoning until recently, but I have since gotten hooked.
I would say by the Hilton on 6th Avenue, after hours. And there is only one good one by Financial District on Liberty Street. His carts look clean compare to others, and the only one that sells real basmati rice.
re: NAtiveNewYorker
I'm not experienced with street meat but I wasn't thrilled with "the stand". The sauce is good but the meat was brought in already cooked, it's too thin/flimsy. I couldn't tell the difference in taste between the gyro and chicken. If I'm ever in the mood, I go to the dragonas brothers on madison ave in the 60's. Those guys at least cook chicken breasts on the spot and finish it off on a charcoal grill.
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I've probably tried a few dozen halal carts in the city, and I find Rafiqi's to be among the worst of the bunch (I've tried at least 3 different locations). Their food tastes the most "canned" to me, meaning it tastes like something that's just been heated up rather than freshly made (I know they do make it fresh, but it doesn't taste like it).
Add Sammy's in Jackson Heights to the downhill list. I had one of the worst chicken/rice plates there, that I had to just throw out.
I'm still partial to the Trini-Pak cart at 43rd/6th Ave, and the Kwik Meal carts. Too bad about the 53rd St guys. It was bound to happen.
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you think the fame has gotten to them? I hear he is "mentoring" another cart right around the corner; I'm always happy with the combo or gyro platter, but sometimes their guys get overzealous with the sauce; still, one of the few places you'll get fresh cilantro on your chicken when they cook it up.
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I've been to the 6th ave/53rd for the first time about a week ago. They had squirt bottles behind the counter and you could squirt as much white sauce and bbq sauce as you've wanted. The white sauce was good, the food itself was ok, nothing special.
Check out Midtown Lunch follow up story to NY Mag street food feature:
It's widely thought that the one on 53rd and 6th is the best in the city. I was also partial to the guy at 53rd and Lex when I lived upstairs from him. Lots and lots of cabs and livery cars... which is always a good sign.
I am not sure if you have seen this article, but it runs down the "best" 20 carts in NYC. Hope this helps
Has anyone every tried the halal cart on 53rd and 8th (southeast corner)? I think it's called "Prestige Halal". They set up in the evenings and seem to draw a decent crowd, but I have never seen it mentioned on the boards.
The guy who sets up at night on the northwest corner of Lafayette and Houston has really good stuff. Present are the always-delightful spinning doner, freshly-cooked chicken and vegetables, and several different types of rice. He often has lamb chops and fish on hand, as well. Nice touches include grilled jalapenos (done on the cart's small, fired grill), a salad that actually features tomatoes and fresh herbs more often than not, and fries or falafel serving as frequent toss-ons.
This cart is not to be confused with the one conducting business near the same corner during the day -- serving food that I felt bad throwing away, for fear that I would offend the rest of the garbage.


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Now, this technology is a few years away but The Times of London is bringing the project to our attention.
By building on existing technologies in voice recognition and automatic translation, Google hopes to have a basic system ready within a couple of years. If it works, it could eventually transform communication among speakers of the world's 6,000-plus languages.
The folks at Google seem to feel that this is very doable. There are many naysayers, however, which are quoted in the article but also let themselves be heard in the comment string. First the confident Google version
"We think speech-to-speech translation should be possible and work reasonably well in a few years' time," said Franz Och, Google's head of translation services.
Now from the other camp.
However, some experts believe the hurdles to live translation remain high. David Crystal, honorary professor of linguistics at Bangor University, said: "The problem with speech recognition is the variability in accents. No system at the moment can handle that properly.
"Maybe Google will be able to get there faster than everyone else, but I think it's unlikely we'll have a speech device in the next few years that could handle high-speed Glaswegian slang.
Whether this capability is ready in a few years or in 10 years it could be something that would be very interesting but in the same breath could be disturbing like it apparently was in the movie "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". In the movie, the Babel Fish device that could translate any language for users ended up creating some serious issues (a war) because everyone knew what everyone else was saying!
I'm not saying that life would imitate art but maybe what we don't know won't hurt us after all.


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The jury in the retrial of Courtnee Brantley has returned a guilty verdict, but they may not have the last say in the case.
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It occasionally occurs to me just how long ago some of my favorite albums were released, and how it doesn't feel like it could possibly be that long. "Astrocreep 2000" was fifteen years ago, "Reign in Blood" twenty-three, "Kill 'em All" was twenty-six. Conversely, "Tonight the Stars Revolt" was released in 1999, but the platinum-certified success of that album feels much more than a decade ago.
I'm not much of a lyrics guy. I don't tend to study them, and I certainly don't tend to read much into them. Still, when the first chorus of the first track of Alice In Chains' new album came out of my speakers, I listened. "There's no going back to the place we started from." While not a deep metaphor, it is a poignant reminder of the band I'm listening to, a continual needle pricking the wounded tissue of what must feel to Jerry Cantrell like unfinished business.
Nirvana headlining the Reading Festival in the UK in 1992 has come to be one of the single most bootlegged gigs of all time. It has been largely regarded as one of the most pivotal moments of Nirvana's career, and quite possibly their best show over their entire career.
It's finally being released on DVD and CD, both as a set and individually. The release on November 3rd contains all twenty five performances from the set list, which spanned the entire length of their career to that point ("Spank Thru" anybody?)
Children of Bodom's covers album is both a tribute to artists the band loves, and a tongue-in-cheek mockery of artists they love to hate.
Unlike many of their Scandinavian brethren, Children of Bodom has an obvious sense of humor regarding their particular brand of black metal, and that sense shines through on "Skeletons in the Closet."
There are few bands that I have seen before who I will still travel three hundred miles round trip to see again. KMFDM is one of them. I had previously seen them on consecutive Halloweens in 2003 and 2004, and each of those shows is likely included in my personal top seven favorite shows. So, ticket in hand, I packed into the car, and off I went to Boston, and the House of Blues.
Shadows Fall's "Retribution" is an exercise in metal-by-numbers. Start with acoustic beginning A, attach distorted guitar riff B, growling verse about pain C, slide that into the connection for guitar solo D, and then cover with double kick E, and you're done.
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AFI has matured considerably since we last saw them. The adolescent simple punk themes have been replaced with more ominous overtones and a more mature sense of self. Not to say that the pubescent themes have completely grown up. More likely, they've grown into awkward young adulthood, but each comes in its time. "Crash Love" is an exercise in introspection, a long question in being and state of mind. AFI is a band in transition, as it seems like they're trying to forge a bridge between their old sound and something they themselves can't quite define.
I was no mood to go to a show. It's rare that I say that. It was a Sunday night following two hellish weeks at work, with a third on deck. I had no desire to drive the fifty miles round trip to the venue, especially for a band I'd seen before. I needed to sleep.
Still, I already had my ticket in my wallet, and I figured once I got over myself, pried my eyes off of televised football and got my ass to the club, I'd be happier for being there. So, I crammed myself into my car and away I went.
When one sits down to listen to any new album from Megadeth, there are a handful of constant truths that simply have to be accepted before one can get anywhere.
1) Dave Mustaine's ability is a given. He will fire off guitar solos at any and all opportunities. They will possess both remarkable precision and unimaginable free-form capability.
2) The lyrics of all the songs will be underdeveloped and meaningless
3) Dave Mustaine's voice is awful.
As a music critic, I feel that it's my duty to be at least informed in all manners of my chosen genre. So, I find myself led to Skillet, and their chart-topping new studio album "Awake." I can hear you already: Christian metal? Is that even possible? Well, I wasn't sure myself, it seemed like a contradiction in terms. If I've learned anything over the years, it's to never take anything for granted, and not judge anything until I've actually listened to it. So, I figured I had to delve into this subgenre and see what it's about.
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Yes, it's a busy day on the multimedia search front.
Hours after Yahoo announced the beta release of a video search tool, Blinkx has just launched a video search tool.
Blinkx has offered video search as part of its downloadable app. What's really new today is the release of the standalone video/audio search web site.
Unlike other multimedia search tools, Blinkx uses speech recognition technology to create a searchable transcript. In other words, you're searching every word in a broadcast. Speechbot, an HP demo project, does the same type of thing. StreamSage and Nexidia also offer this type of technology.
According to the news release, the Blinkx video search database contains more than 47,000 hours of content from various content partners including Fox News, NPR, ESPN, and the BBC.
More video search tools (some free, some fee-based) here.
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The recent 2013 Lamplighter Awards Banquet gave students an opportunity to express their genuine appreciation to educators whom they respect and admire. Read on for some of their moving essays and a complete winner's list. A "Pretty Slick" Teacher "I try to make it fun for you guys. It's boring to just sit down and …
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September 15, 2014
Product is fine but poor instructions for use/operation. it should be simple but i couldn't get it to work consistently. went to store and the problem was sorted out.
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Too early to really comment
September 05, 2014
Led long lasting battery use
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Great size for kids as normal ones are often too big and heavy.
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My purchase is for a festival and it's ideal for keeping your hands free for dodging tent guide lines.
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