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New Ruthenium(II)-Letrozole Complexes as Anticancer Therapeutics.
Summary of "New Ruthenium(II)-Letrozole Complexes as Anticancer Therapeutics."
Novel ruthenium-letrozole complexes have been prepared, and cell viability of two human cancer cell types (breast and glioblastoma) was determined. Some ruthenium compounds are known for their cytotoxicity to cancer cells, whereas letrozole is an aromatase inhibitor administered after surgery to post-menopausal women with hormonally responsive breast cancer. A significant in vitro activity was established for complex 5·Let against breast cancer MCF-7 cells and significantly lower activity against glioblastoma U251N cells. The activity of 5·Let was even higher than that of 4, a compound analogous to the well-known drug RAPTA-C. Results from the combination of 5·Let (or 4) with 3-methyladenine (3-MA) or with curcumin, respectively, revealed that the resultant cancer cell death likely involves 5·Let-induced autophagy.
Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, McGill University , 3655 Promenade Sir-William-Osler, Montreal, Quebec H3G 1Y6, Canada.
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Name: Journal of medicinal chemistry
Pages: 8799-806
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- DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/jm301103y
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A series of ruthenium(II) polypyridyl complexes were synthesized and evaluated for their in vitro anticancer activities. The results showed that ruthenium polypyridyl complexes, especially [Ru(bpy)2 (...
Spectroscopic investigation on the interaction of ruthenium complexes with tumor specific lectin, jacalin.
Several ruthenium complexes are regarded as anticancer agents and considered as an alternative to the widely used platinum complexes. Owing to the preferential interaction of jacalin with tumor-associ...
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Ruthenium Compounds
Inorganic compounds that contain ruthenium as an integral part of the molecule.
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The TCU Horned Frogs Bounce Back to Batter Oklahoma State 42-9
The new look TCU offense was hitting on all cylindars, finishing the game with a 400 yard passer, 200 yard reciever and 100 yard rusher for the first time in school history.
The new look TCU offense was hitting on all cylindars, finishing the game with a 400 yard passer, 200 yard reciever and 100 yard rusher for the first time in school history.
To add to the dificulty TCU is facing Saturday, Oklahoma State is an astounding 23-3 versus teams from the state of Texas and 12-3 in their last 15 games played in the Lone Star State. TCU will also be looking to break a three game losing streak to the Cowboys dating back to 1992.
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On the defensive side, the Horned Frogs are playing as well as anyone, allowing just 218 yards per game so far. However, they will be tested fully as they take on a balanced offense that has put up nearly 45 points per game so far this season.
TCU will enjoy their second bye week of the young season before taking on rival SMU in Dallas September 27th. The Horned Frogs should be heavy favorites despite the rivalry with the Mustangs, who are playing without head coach June Jones. Jones announced his retirement after SMU began the season being outscored 88-6 by Baylor and North Texas combined.
The Volunteers will be a step up in competition, but Saturday night's prime-time affair should serve as a final tune-up for Bob Stoops and the Sooners before conference play begins next week on the road versus the TCU Horned Frogs.
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Isakson admitted that while assaulting the officer, he repeatedly said that he was going to kill the officer. That officer, who is not identified in court documents, suffered serious injuries and had to have multiple surgeries.
According to court documents, a witness told police that Isakson intended to kill the officer, and repeatedly said, "I'm going to kill you, mother f------ cop."
Two other officers rushed in and cuffed Isakson, who was taken to McKay-Dee Hospital for treatment of the gunshot wounds.
Isakson was originally charged in 2nd District Court withattempted aggravated murder and aggravated kidnapping, both first degree felonies, along with misdemeanor assault charges and interfering with police. As part of a plea deal, he pleaded guilty to the attempted murder counts and two counts of class A misdemeanor assault.
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Congress' Telangana, Seemandhra offices deserted
Telangana and Seemandhra headquarters of the Congress here wore a deserted look as the party faced a complete rout.
In the first election after the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, the Congress was not only heading for a wipeout in Seemandhra due to people's anger but also failed to cash in on its claim to fulfill the dream of Telangana people.
The leads in Telangana Friday afternoon show that the Congress is ahead in only 18 out of 119 assembly seats and in two out of 17 Lok Sabha seats.
Gandhi Bhavan, the headquarters of the Telangana unit of the Congress, was deserted. Till Thursday, the party leaders were confident of coming to power and were even drawing strategy at the same office to mobilize support from smaller parties in the event of a hung assembly.
There was not a single leader or activist at Indira Bhavan, the head office of the party's Seemandhra unit. The Congress faced total humiliation in the residuary state of Andhra Pradesh. The trends show it was not ahead in any of the 175 assembly and 25 Lok Sabha seats.
The Congress had retained power in Andhra Pradesh in 2009, winning 157 seats in 294-member assembly. It also won 33 out of 42 Lok Sabha seats, which helped the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) to retain power at the centre.
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Thomas Jefferson Farnham crossed the Rockies through the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River in July, 1839. He was a young Vermont lawyer recently settled in Illinois, "who now sought on the western prairies recuperation of his wasting health through outdoor exploits and change of scene. He also avowed a patriotic purpose to take possession of the fair territory of Oregon for the American flag, and to aid in resisting the British fur-trade monopoly." Farnham became the leader of 19 adventurers who left Independence, Missouri, in May, 1839. None of them knew anything about travelling in the wilderness to the west.
According to Thwaites, the Farnham party made a serious mistake in following the advice of certain traders to take the Santa Fe Trail, "for the route across the mountains from the Upper Arkansas to Snake River Valley was infinitely more difficult and dangerous than the ordinary Oregon Trail by way of the North Platte, Sweetwater, and South Pass; it was also less frequented by experienced mountain men, who could offer advice and assistance to the amateur travellers." (Thwaites, 1906, vol. 28, pp.10-11).
When Farnham left Bent's Fort in the middle of July, 1839, a only four of his followers remained with him, some having deserted at the Lower Crossing of the Arkansas and the rest at the fort. The latter group crossed over the foothills to Fort St. Vrain, above Denver, striking out from there for the regular Oregon Trail to the north. Farnham, himself, "having seemed a competent guide, with undiminished energy pushed on across the ranges of the Colorado Mountains, through the mazes of its parks and passes, and halted a while at Brown's Hole. This was the most difficult part of the journey. With graphic touches of our author", Thwaites continues, "makes us feel the hardships, hungers, and thirst, the Indian alarms, and the surprise and joy of meeting mountain men; while at the same time he is not ablivious to the rugged grandeur of the scenery, or the delicate tints of sunrise and sunset, and the majesty of the starlit nights among the hills." (Thwaites, 1906, vol. 28, pp. 11-12).
In 1839 Dr. F. A. Wislizenus, a St. Louis physician of German birth, made an overland excursion along the Oregon Trail to Fort Hall. On the return trip, the doctor and his party did not continue down the North Platte, past Fort Laramie, but crossed over the mountains to the South Platte, taking much the same route followed by Ashley in 1825. The two pages of the doctor's diary that cover this part of his journey give information regarding the three fur trading posts located near the bend of the South Platte in the late '30's and the early '40's. Wislizenus did not mention Long's Peak as did Ashley, but gave some description of the country to the north and east of the peak.
"On the evening of August 25th," writes Wislizenus in his journal, "we reached again the left shore of the Worth Fork of the Platte ...... We crossed it with ease ..... We left it immediately to go in a southeastern direction to the South Fork. We reached it in about eight days ..... On the seventh day we reached Powder Cache Creek ..... and on the ninth day the South Fork itself. The country between the North Fork and the South Fork is mainly a broad plateau with sandy soil, sparse grass, and a few birch groves like oases in the midst of the prairie. Buffalo abounded, and we lived in plenty.... We also encountered several bears....
"On September 3rd we came quite unexpectedly to the left bank of the South Fork and crossed the river. On the right there are here only some miles apart: Penn's (Bent's) and St. Vrain's Fort, Vasquez and Sublette's, and Lobdon's Fort (Lupton's fort or Fort Lancaster). The outer walls are of half-baked brick. There is much rivalry and enmity between the three forts. In the first fort we found part of the scattered Columbia party from Peoria. (These were some of the men who had deserted Farnham at Bent's Fort on the Arkansas River in July 1839). In the second I met the well-known Fitzpatrick,.... We remained in the neighborhood of the forts for about three days. ..... Among the news which we heard in the forts ..... (was that) of a recent battle between the Pawnees and Sioux .... The victorious Sioux were still roving about the South Fork, and were very much embittered against all whites, because the man they lost was thought to have been killed by a white man who was with the Pawnees. We were therefore advised to abandon our plan of further following the South Fork and to strike out for the Arkansas. The evening before our departure, several owners of the forts arrived, bringing a new cargo of goods from the United States. Goods are usually transported to this place in great ox teams, and the same road is taken which we are about to follow to the boundary of Missouri." (Wislizenus, 1912, 136-138). On the 7th of September the forts were left behind. The mountains to the west are described as high and covered with snow, "forming a beautiful background for the Platte with its fringed cottonwood, and for the wide plain that stretched along its right bank". The route followed to the Arkansas was practically the same as that of the Long Expedition in 1820.
Rufus Sage of New England was in the Rocky Mountains between 1841 and 1844. He visited many parts of Colorado, 1842, 1844. He hunted and camped in the region of Long's Peak in the summer of 1843.
In 1841, Sage had travelled along the Oregon Trail to the Great Basin. Returning to Independence in 1842, he started for the West again, accompanied by two experienced mountaineers, this time following up the South Platte. Buffalo made the plains black as far as the eye could see. Above the mouth of Beaver Creek, "The snowy summit of Long's Peak" was first seen. The mountains "appeared like a pile of dark clouds just rising from the verge of the horizon". Many Indian encampments were passed, first the Pawnee and then the Arapaho. On September 2nd, 1842, they reached Fort Lancaster (Sage, 1857, 208). Sage describes the great rush to the West as follows: "Long's Peak with its eternal snow appears in distinct view to the westward, and imparts to the sunset scenery a beauty and grandeur rarely witnessed in any country. This peak is one of the highest of the mountain range, being upwards of 13,500 feet above the level of the Gulf of Mexico, and issues from its eastern side the waters of the Atlantic, and from its western the tributaries of the Pacific."
"The business transacted at this post (Fort Lancaster or Fort Lupton) is chiefly with the Cheyennes, but the Arapahos, Mexicans, and Sioux also come in for a share and contribute to render it one of the most profitable trading establishments in the country". (Sage, 1857, 212-3).
After making a trip to Taos and to the western slope of the Rookies, Sage returned to Fort Lancaster, wintering at a camp some six miles down the South Platte. Sage made a hunting trip early in 1843 to Vasquez Creek, an affluent of Grand River to the South of Long's Peak. (Perhaps it was Clear Creek, formerly named Vasquez Creek after Luis Vasquez, a trader). In the Spring of 1843, he joined a Texas Company that was attacking New Mexico. It ended by the Texas Company, after having some skirmishes with Mexicans, surrendering to United States Dragoons under Captain Cook, who were guarding the Santa Fe Trail. Meanwhile Sage and a few others made their way back to the headwaters of the South Platte.
Two months of the summer of 1843, Sage spent at Fort Lancaster, making a hunting trip to the mountains the last of September. He went alone. "My course," he says, "lay directly, West some eight miles to Soublets Creek (probably named after Andrew Sublette who was a partner in one of the forts on the South Platte. This stream has been generally known under the name of St. Vrain's Creek)... Sept. 30th in the afternoon I raised camp and proceeded for ten or twelve miles, through a broad opening between two mountain ridges, bearing a northwesterly direction, to a large valley skirting a tributary of Thompson's Creek." (probably named from a trapper by the name of Thompson).
(Query: Did Sage camp in Estes Park? If so the following is the first description of Estes Park in literature.)
"The locality of my encampment", quoting Sage, "presented numerous and varied attractions. It seemed, indeed, like a concentration of beautiful lateral valleys, intersected by meandering water-courses, ridged by lofty ledges of precipitous rock, and hemmed in upon the west by vast piles of mountains climbing beyond the clouds, and upon the north, south, and east, by sharp lines of hills that skirted the prairie; while occasional openings, like gateways, pointed to the far-spreading domains of silence and loneliness.
"Easterly a wall of red sandstone and slate extended for miles northward and southward, whose counterscarp spread to view a broad and gentle declivity, decked with pines and luxuriant herbage, at the foot of which a lake of several miles in circumference occupies the center of a basinlike valley, bounded m every direction by verdant hills, that smile upon the bright gem embosomed among them.
"This valley is five or six miles in diameter and possesses a soil well adapted to cultivation. It also affords every variety of game, while the lake is completely crowded with geese, brants, ducks and gulls. ... What a charming retreat for someone of the world-hating literati! He might here hold daily converse with himself, Nature and his God, far removed from the annoyance of man." (Sage, 1857, 343-4).
On October 29th, 1843 Sage returned to Fort Lancaster, having spent a month encamped in the beautiful valley at the base of Long's Peak. On November 10th he and several companions went on another hunting excursion in the canyons at the base of Long's Peak. They camped on the right fork of what Sage called the "Soublet Creek", now the North Fork of the St. Vrain. They hunted badger, mountain sheep and deer. On January 1, 1844, they removed their camp to Vasquez Creek, thirty-five miles to the south. (This may have been present Clear Creek, formerly called Vasquez Creek).
Sage left Fort Lancaster for "the states" March 17, 1844, going by way of Bent's Fort and the Santa Fe Trail.
"The historian, Francis Parkman, got much of the color for his valuable historical writings on a journey to the West in 1846. His "Oregon Trail", which tells of the journey, is not only an English classic, but an original source for Colorado history". "George F. Ruxton was an adventurous Englishman who in his "Wild Life in the Rocky Mountains" interestingly recounts his journey from Mexico into Colorado and his experiences in hunting and traveling there in 1847." (Hafen, 1933, 39).
In Chapter XX of his book entitled "The Lonely Journey", Parkman describes his trip from Fort Laramie to Bent's Fort. He followed the old north and south trappers' trail. He spent three days at Bisenette's Camp on Horse Creek and on the fifth day after leaving the latter place he reached the South Platte. He now saw Long's Peak for the first time. Parkman described his view of Long's Peak in the following words:
"The sky has been obscured since the morning by thin mists and vapors, but now vast piles of clouds were gathered together in the west. They rose to a great height above the horizon, and looking up toward them, I distinguished one mass darker than the rest, and of a peculiar conical form. I happened to look again, and still could see it as before. At some moments it was dimly seen, at others its outline was sharp and distinct, but while the clouds around it were shifting, changing and dissolving away it still towered aloft in the midst of them, fixed and unmovable. It must, thought I, be the summit of a mountain; and yet its height staggered me. My conclusion was right, however. It was Long's Peak,..... The thickening gloom soon hid it from view, and we never saw it again." (Parkman, 1349).
At noon of the sixth day, Parkman's party ... "rested under the walls of a large fort, built in these solitudes by M. St. Vrain. It was now abandoned and fast falling into ruin. The walls of unbaked bricks were cracked from top to bottom. Our horses recoiled in terror from the neglected entrance, where the heavy gates were torn from their hinges and flung down. The area within was overgrown with weeds, and the long ranges of apartments once occupied by the motley concourse of traders, Canadians and squaws, were now miserably dilapidated. Twelve miles farther on, near the spot where we encamped, were the remains of still another fort, standing in melancholy desertion and neglect." (Parkman, 1849, 350).
Early the next morning they passed a large, recently deserted Arapahoe encampment. About noon they reached Cherry Creek where an abundance of wild cherries, plume, currants and gooseberries were growing; and on the night of August 16th, 1846., they encamped among the hills in view of Pike's Peak. Bent's Fort was left on August 27th, and the long journey back to civilization through Indian dangers was begun.
"The most famous of the later official explorers of Colorado was the romantic Captain John C. Fremont. Five times between 1342 and 1848 this 'Pathfinder of the West' appeared in Colorado. In 1842 and again in 1843 he visited a region east of the mountains that had been many times explored. In 1844..... Fremont entered Colorado at Brown's Hole on the Green River and crossed the limits of the state from west to east, passing successively through North, Middle, and South Parks; he left by way of the Arkansas River." In 1845 his route was up the Arkansas River. "In 1848, Fremont, now a private citizen, appeared in the role of a railway engineer". (Colorado University, 1927, 65).
In his expedition of 1842 Fremont divided his forces at the Forks of the Platte, the main body of men following the North Platte, and he himself, with three of his party, going up the South Platte to St. Vrain's Fort where he hoped to obtain mules. He arrived there July 11th, 1842. He made a bad estimate of the distance of Long's Peak from the fort, stating it was only seventeen miles west. On the 12th the party started north to Fort Laramie crossing both Cache la Poudre and Crow Creeks.
"Early in 1843, Fremont began to prepare for his second expedition, the first in which he made extensive explorations of parts of Colorado's territory. (Smiley, 1913, I, 11?). By July 4, 1843, Fremont was again at Fort St. Vrain, where he and his companions received a hearty welcome. He made inquiries as to passes over the mountains and learned that the high mountains to the west were crossed very seldom. After a trip up the South Platte to Colorado Springs Fremont determined on crossing the mountains via the Cache la Poudre River while Fitzpatrick should lead the main party directly north to Fort Laramie. On July 26th the parties started. He followed up Big Thompson Creek several miles and then crossed over to the Cache la Poudre. Fremont went up the latter creek, using much the same route followed by General Ashley in 1825.
On the return trip in 1844, Fremont entered Colorado at Brown's Hole, in June. From there the party crossed to the North Platte in Wyoming but instead of following down that river they went upstream to its source in North Park. He states in his report that he followed this course in order not to pass over ground already examined. "Southwardly there were objects worthy to be explored, to-wit: The approximation of the headwaters of three different rivers - the Platte, the Arkansas, and the Grand River, Fork of the Rio Colorado...; the passes at the heads of these rivers; and the three remarkable mountain coves, called parks, in which they take their rise." Three crossings of the divide had to be made. "But, no matter." All of these geographical features were of interest; "and, although well known to hunters and trappers, were unknown to science and to history".
On the evening of June 15, 1844, Fremont camped on the North Platte a few miles southwest of the present hamlet of Pinkhampton in Laramie County. On the 16th Fremont's party passed through New or North Park and on the 17th they crossed the divide into "Old Park", the present Middle Park. By the 21st they were at the headwaters of the South Fork of the South Platte River in the South Park. Passing down this fork on the 22nd they came in sight of Pikes Peak in the afternoon. Fremont returned to "the states" via the Arkansas route. (Smiley, 1913, I, 121).
On his third expedition, John Charles Fremont, now a Brevet-Captain by Presidential appointment, came to Bent's Fort by way of the Santa Fe Trail, arriving there August 2, 1845. A division of forces was made at the fort. One party under lieutenants Abert and Peck, with Thomas Fitzpatrick as guides explored the region south of the Arkansas, then in Mexican territory. Captain Fremont left the fort August 16th with 60 men, following the old trail up the Arkansas River. They did not attempt passing through the Royal Gorge but made a detour to the north. From the Arkansas source they went across Tennessee Pass, and down the White River to the Green. Continuing westward through the Great Basin, Fremont reached California in December, 1845. (University of Colorado, 1927, 65).
In 1846, now a private citizen, Fremont made a fourth trip to Colorado in the interests of a railroad. He did not go north of the Arkansas River this time. He made the attempt to cross the divide in winter against the warnings of trappers and mountaineers. One third of his men and all of his animals were lost. The survivors went down the Rio Grande to New Mexico. From there Fremont continued his journey to California.
Pacific Railroad surveys conducted by Captain John W. Gunnison and Lieutenant E. G. Beckwith under the auspices of the War Department, will be passed over in the present paper. Suffice it to say that the railroads of the present day follow routes over the mountains roughly corresponding to those surveyed in the early '50's. The engineers of the thirty-ninth parallel made it "apparent that physical obstacles were not insurmountable." (University of Colorado, 1927, 66).
During the late '40's and during the '50's small bodies of United States troops passed along the base of the Front Range, going between Fort Laramie and Santa Fe for the most part. Kearny's reconnaissance in 1846 for the purpose of overcoming the Indians has already been referred to. Perhaps the most notable of the other military expeditions in Colorado was that of General Marcy in 1857 who wrote a book on his experiences in the West, entitled "Thirty Years of A Life on the Border".


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Definition of the noun talkie
What does talkie mean as a name of something?
noun - plural: talkies
- a movie with synchronized speech and singing
- examples: "I am in the soup," reported the fly through its walkie-talkie. | Tom picked up the walkie-talkie and started talking. | Tom switched off his walkie-talkie. | Tom put the walkie-talkie down.
- lexical domain: Communicative Processes - nouns denoting communicative processes and contents
- synonym of talkie: talking picture
- more generic terms: film / flick / motion picture / motion-picture show / movie / moving picture / moving-picture show / pic / picture / picture show = a form of entertainment that enacts a story by sound and a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement
Talkie a.k.a. Milan Todorović is a Serbian film director and producer, best known as the creator of the first Serbian zombie movie, Zone of the Dead.
- also known as Toki
- born on (32 years ago) in Pančevo
- nationality: Serbia
- profession: Film director, screenwriter, film producer, actor
- read more about Milan Todorović (actor)
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Frommer's Portable New York City 2007 (2007)
by Brian Silverman
Bombay Talkie is the perfect CHAPTER 4 . WHERE TO DINE 92.
Movies in American History: An Encyclopedia [3 volumes] (2011)
An Encyclopedia by Philip C. DiMare
as the first "talkie." Roughly 18 minutes into the picture, star Al Jolson delivers the ...
The 100 Most Significant Events in American Business: An Encyclopedia (2012)
by Quentin R. Skrabec Jr.
While having restricted technical specifications, the Vitaphone did launch the talkie with the 1927 Jazz Singer. The talkie turned the financial fortunes of Warner Brothers around, making them competitive with the "Big Five" studios: First ...
The Encyclopedia of Popular Music (2011)
by Colin Larkin
Talkie Walkie (Source 2004), ...
Georgian-English, English-Georgian Dictionary and Phrasebook (1997)
by Nicholas Awde, Thea Khitarishvili
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Nearly finished now; 20 Fenchurch Street, as seen from the Monument.
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- The Walkie Talkie
20 Fenchurch Street from below.
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- Cheesegrater and Walkie Talkie
...or 122 Leadenhall and 20 Fenchurch Street, currently under construction in the City of London. When completed, they will be respectively, 225m and 160m tall. Seen from the southern end of London Bridge.
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- Millennium Bridge and Walkie Talkie
Another view of the River Thames. That's Canon Street rail station, with the two towers.
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- The Walkie Talkie and St Margaret Pattens
In the City of London.
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- Walkie Talkie from the river
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Samsung... no, Apple... no, Samsung tops Q1 smartphone sales chart
Re: Anyone still not developing for Android?
Sorry bazza, but if you'd read this:
You'd see that if you were gonna blow for corporate cash on a mobile app, you'd choose Apple. But you don't see it, because you're completely anti-apple.
Long story short: Choose the phone that has the features and software that fits your needs, and just tune out the fanbois/fandroids and the duff market figures.
<-- icon for the market figures.
iPhone 5 in ICE CREAM SANDWICH photo riddle
They've not trademarked "iPhone 5", but - according to te pic - they have trademark rights to "iPhone".
Which, of course, they f*ing don't. Not in a million years. Welcome to China, where TM/patents landscapes are distinctly one-sided. They'll happily sue "us", bu you've got a rats chance in hell of getting your litigation to stick, while all and sundry slap your TM all over their often completely unrelated (see: Soup) and often inferior tat. See BMW, Apple, Rayban, Armani etc
Panasonic touts monster 8k by 4k 'flickerless' plasma
.....wwwwoooooowwwwwwww...me want!
New satellite will blow your socks off - and spot them from spaaaace
Tinfoil hats on standby...
...surely it would just be cheaper to rebrand one of the military spy sats that have surely had this resolution since the 70's...?
<runs for cover>
Doh! Sage Pay forgets to renew SSL certificate
Ah, that ol' chestnut...the third party supplier was it? Yeeeeesssss, of course it was.
'Apple will coast, and then decelerate' says Forrester CEO
Re: Analysts: Don't You Just Love 'Em?
And then patent lawyers.
re: powerpoint pic
Wow...is it legal to have that much wood for powerpoint...?
Google Drive stalls on LAUNCH DAY
Re: Short wait here...
Just 24hrs? I'm still waiting...
Official: Britain staggers into double-dip recession doom
Re: it could be worse
Only in Britain could something as improbable as this happen.
One is reminded of Quantitive Easing for some reason. Not sure why.
Apple set to drop 17in MacBook Pro, says watcher
Re: The numbers being the prediction
Re: Imacs: You can now get i7's @ 3.4ghz. Hardly midrange. Graphics are, however, and unlikely to improve given the form factor does not lend itself to serious GPU hardware.
Re: Mac Pro: So they're last gen Westmere's not Sandy bridges - you're still looking at 12x 2.9ghz Xeon's with DDR3. While not cutting edge, they're not exactly slow. And given the target useage of the Mac Pro's a 5870 is hardly skimping (though i take your point - you should be able to spec a 6xxx or 7xxx at the factory, rather than have to re-BIOS a PC unit). I anticipate a jump straight to Ivy shortly, as Apple are not usually tardy updating the Pro range.
Re: OSX. Gotta agree here - keep IOS touch candy out of OSX please, Ta very much.
Re: Apps: Actually I don't think this makes the slightest difference; if you can attract newbs with simplified features and wizards while retaining the 'pros', go for it, I say.
I'd have thought dumping the 13' macbook pro was more sensible; as they seem to have duplication in that factor size and the prices and performance are very close (unless you max out the 13" pro).
China backs Proview in Apple iPad trademark war
Re: Just shewd @ Dazed
OP was right - this is shrewd practice to avoid gouging, which some suppliers are prone to trying once they know who they're supplying to.
For other examples, see Government defence contracts. £165 for a replacement ratchet spanner to can get from Halfords for £25? Ah, that'll be BAE...
Fair hearing in China?
Unlikely. Just ask BMW how well their X5 case went.
Did anyone actually think the Chinese government *wouldnt* side with one of their own companies???
Google motors into cloud storage with Drive
Indeed. For those not familiar with this, i think he is referring to:
Got confidential data? Don't go near US infrastructure.
Suspected freetards to face piracy letters in 2014
Warning: PDF
Why the warning?
Is it because it's either:
- so boringly business orientated you are at risk from powerpoint poisoning...but in PDF?
- or because it's probably laden with malware?
China's rare earth policy backs Apple into a corner
Time to go..
...mining the moon! Plenty He3 up there too (apparently) as an additional benefit.
All I need now is a fleet of robotic combine harvester looking thingies, and a cellar full of human clones.
Ironically, 100's of human clones will still need loads of metals (some precious), so we're back to where we started I guess...
Four CEOs better than one as Huawei profits slump
3 CEO's
Triple the price, triple the chance of failure. THere will be no harmony..only infighting and political maneuvering.
<-- Utter, utter
PC World, Currys, Dixons websites all go titsup
Re: Just about sums them all up really.
Maybe they should have bought the "extended warranty".
Oh wait.
Microsoft lobs out first Skype for Windows Phone
Re: How The Mobile Telecos Love Skype
I don't think it needs any QOS demotion for calls to get crap. It can achieve that perfectly well on its own, thanks very much.
Re: How long till Skype...
Given they finished filming 30 years ago, never.
I refuse to acknowledge the existance of the new one. Their suits, shades and haircuts are simply not outrageous enough for a start.
Microsoft mulls backside display for mobiles
Re: Oh now WTF?!
Sideshow = some perfectly good scrap code some tech threw together in his spare time for a bit of fun...but then the marketing department thought they could monitize it.
Perhaps if they went back to the developer and actually asked him what it was designed to do, they might be able to sell it afterall...
Adobe Cloud offers leg up over Creative Suite's price wall
Too much
Alternatively Adobe, just reduce the price of CS to sensible money. It's a price which says "yeah, we own this whole market segment, so f* you, we'll charge what we want".
Oh wait, this is Adobe. Sorry.
Killers laugh in face of death penalty threat, say US experts
Re: @Silverburn - I'm reminded of the Life of Brian "Jehovah" sketch
@ AC 20/04 15:25 (and other posters thinking the same)
Actually, I didn't mention gene suppression at all.
If you'd watched the program others have provided the link for, you'd realise that having the gene does not automatically make you a killer. One of the researchers even had the gene, yet was not a killer (though did display some strange behaviours), mainly due to the environment he was raised in. The program theorised that a good percentage of people have the same gene, yet don't become killers, for the same reasons - a nuturing environment.
Which was my point - if you knew someone had the gene, you'd be especially careful to cultivate their enviroment so as not to give 'oxygen to the flame'.
Re: I'm reminded of the Life of Brian "Jehovah" sketch
I believe that many on deathrow are psychopaths or psychopathic tendencies. I can't remember where I saw that.
Which means they place no value on life, neither their victims or their own, so I agree - the death penalty is ultimately useless as a deterent.
In an ideal world you'd gene test for the psycho gene, and make the appropriate environment adjustments to ensure that gene doesn't get 'oxygen to burn'. Naturally, some will have moral objections to this, so downvote away...
Battlefield Earth ruled worst film EVER
re: Battleship
The immediate give away this was going to be a complete howler was it was some non-actor (normally a singer) celeb's first film. See also: Sting, J-lo, Madonna, Phil Collins etc etc. At least Witney Houston actually sang in hers, which still didn't give her a passing grade.
Yes, "Riri", you can supposedly sing and "shake booty", but lets stick to that shall we?
Ten... mad materials made into tech
Oh the shame
..I should fess up I actually quite like the look of the stainless steel blackberry.
Biologists create synthetic DNA capable of EVOLUTION
Demonstrable evolution *and* something less than 6,000 years old.
What will the nutters think of that one!
Channel bites Apple's hand off for any old iPads in Q1
Would be interesting to see if all these sales corrospond to market share.
Does make you wonder how much kit they could sell if they weren't hosing the channel...
Mayor Boris' Chinese vote master stroke backfires on twit clone
Go for it Boris, ya big crazy haired galoot. You might be quite mad, but you're marginally better comedy value than the rest of the power-mad brain dead muppets after your job.
Apple throws free Snow Leopard bone at MobileMe punters
Re: SL is Intel-only
Worse is Lion is 64bit, so even the SL users (ie me) get hosed. Basically, Apple OOL'ed SL in about a year, and hard from around that time in 3 years - what must be the shortest "forced upgrade" cycle Apple has ever pulled.
Cheers for that Apple!
Sound good Apple sign me up
Oh wait...you're stupid OS restrictions mean I can't run Lion. Looks like I'm SOL then and will have to upgrade my kit, eh! Gits.
Well, not this time.
Fake Instagram app slings SMS Trojan onto Android gear
This is sort of my point. How much do they need to do to protect users from themselves? As the general (non-techie, non-T&C reading, click-anything) public start to use Android more and more, more of this stuff will appear, and the blame will be place at the ecosystem, because - god forbid - it's the users fault.
And it's only a short step from there to a walled garden, where the users absolutely cannot do anything because it's hard-wired in, and the freedom Android users once had will be gone.
Pah humbug!
Maybe Google should just completely prevent stupid users from downloading apps from unknown sources or from webpages, and perhaps put some sort of vetting process in place for applications before users can install them.
Some sort of "Walled Garden" should do it. Oh wait...
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Thank you for your valuable "contributions" to this discussion. I pray I am there on the day Skitt's (oooh) Law bites you in the ass, as is the fate of all pedants.
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PS isn't it "THE vast majority, not A vast majority"?
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One would hope that the US is playing it's cards very close to it's chest here. They have the technology, and one would hope, the experience and knowledge. Afterall, the first rule of 'engagement' is to never reveal your true capability.
Then again, this is the country that thinks ritual humiliation of the populous at its airports is a deterent to terrorism...
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Zuckerberg blew $1bn on Instagram 'without telling Facebook board'
I'm sorry...a BILLION bucks for what...? Seriously? This counts as indispensible, market-changing innovation does it?
Also, this going-over-the-head of the board business will not end well either for Zucks or FB. They'll spend the next 3 months or whatever it is until IPO trying put a muzzle and a leash on him after this "stunt". Though "Stunts" are normally *a lot* cheaper than $1bn...
China's bullet trains to get face-invading cameras
Quite simply really
1. wear sunglasses
2. Grow a beard & tache
3. wear a hat
4. Wear a buhrka
Alternatively, move to the 'burbs, dump your mobile phone, buy a cow and a mudhut, and grow rice for a living. You will effectively vanish...
Apple screws UK disties, punts just 13,000 iPads to channel
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..but walk into a Apple store and they've got tons.
..this shafting the channel is not limited to iPads. Try buying an 11.6 macbook air in the shops these days...barely anyone has one.
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Good Eats in Livingston, NJ
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- Diane in Bexley Apr 8, 2008 01:53 PM
Will be visiting older relatives over Mother's Day weekend in Livingston, NJ. Looking for good eats suggestions for Jewish deli, upscale diner, Italian, basic Chinese, Mother's Day brunch (not buffet). These are not fancy people, no haute cuisine here. We would like to treat them to a meal or two while we are here. These are hard to please people, so ROI of quality for money really needs to be there - thanks!
In Livingston:
There's a new Greek place in the town center that I was pleasantly surprised by (http://www.itsgreektomeliv.com/). The food was tasty and it would probably fit the bill while being something your relatives might not try on their own (I'm imagining my grandmother). It has an outdoor seating area if the weather is nice. Good price point and it's BYOB.
Otherwise the only options in town I'd endorse are Italian - Calabria's (on Livingston Avenue) has a nice dining side with very good food (though my favorite thing to eat there is pizza!) - or Pizzeta Enoteca (on Mt. Pleasant Avenue) also good food but a little dark inside so maybe not for older folks.
Many are fans of the Ritz Diner. I am not. No good Chinese in town. Eppes Essen is your typical Jewish deli style but I wouldn't waste your time on it unless you're in the mood for giant latkes or massive deli sandwiches.
Outside of Livingston:
The Garlic Rose in Madison is a family favorite (http://www.garlicrose.com/). You'll want to make a reservation. I've always enjoyed my food there.
Friends like Sophia Restaurant in Caldwell (http://dinesite.com/info/rstrnt-11266...). It's a homey Italian spot with good food. Smaller than Calabria's and with more of a family feel than Pizzeta Enoteca. Another good Italian place but a little pricier - Primavera Restaurant in West Orange.
I don't live in the area (just go back to visit family) so I'm not up on newer places. I'd generally recommend Montclair and South Orange if you want to expand your search area.
Jfood lived 20 years inthe next town over and moved 12 years ago. The things he misses are bagels and stuff for bagels, especially Livingston Bagel and Bagel Chateau (Millburn). Novey, white fish and whitefish salad, chopped herring and jfood's favorite sable. He's crying just writing about it.
The Ritz Diner was great when the little jfoods were single digits old on Sunday mornings with day watcing the Bubbies and Zaydies at the other tables. If it is still the same they had enormous portions but jfood has fond memories.
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Thanks Jfood! We are thinking to carry in a deli tray with Nova, whitefish and sable, bagels, schmear, etc, a babka coffeecake with some fruit salad for Mother's Day brunch. For us, living in Columbus, OH, decent deli is an enormous treat (although we get very good bagels, go figure!). The relatives are worried that there will be leftovers (trust me there won't be).
There's been some chatter on this board about Irving's Deli and the hand cut pastrami a la Katz's.
Livingston bagel will fill all your takeout needs
For chinese, try Bill and Harry a bit up Rt 10
Unfortunately, as Jfood will agree, you're many years too late for Don's..sniff..tear...
Eppes Essen or Livingston Bagel are great choices for trays or dining in. The ROI on trays shouldn't be a problem, but dining in at EE is the better choice, imo; portions are huge there, albeit pricey in the opinion of the older folks. M's Day might be your best time to bring food in vs. going out, but that's my opinion!
For other meal ideas, Nero's has been in Livingston forever, but I haven't been in well over a decade-maybe others can chime in. There's the Millburn Diner, Broadway Diner in Summit (literally around the corner from the Mall at Short Hills), and Montclair does have a lot of options, but let us know if you're willing to travel a bit and if so, how far.
There are some great choices from Stretch's or Ricci's for Italian in Livingston, Ritz Diner in Livingston, Cafe Arugala or Antonella's in South Orange, Mr Chu's in East Hanover (just up Route 10).
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Bill & Harry's chinese awesome quality on Route 10 - (its East Hanover, but close enough), there is an awesome kosher deli on Livingston Ave http://www.nanasdeli.com/hot-buffets...., that is on the pricey side, but I swear you have never had tuna like this in your life. They REFUSE to give up the recipe.
I have to agree on The Garlic Rose in Madison.
Irvings for Jewish Deli on Rt 10, much much better choice than eppes essen, (it opened in last fall I think). I will take exception to the Ritz. I eat there every week with my 86 year old mother. It's baked goods are great, but it's not special as a diner. It's just a diner.
I also like Stretches for the chicken. The Pizza at the Starlight Pizzeria on Pleasant Valley Way at Rt. 10 is terrific.
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Agreed re: The Ritz!
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I do think the Ritz has great breakfast and foods in general and the bakery is great for that area. The service lacks though and thats not what you want at a diner, especially because they charge more then most diners.


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Ok ether you have one very lucky relationship or are just living in a mansion.
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1. run the bike dry so your fuel tank is dry as your fuel will go off. 2.clean it very well 3. change the oil filter ect.take battrty out and put it on a charge.i am lucky as i be riding my bike over winter when i can .
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In a house will have to be without fuel,i suggest using a fuel stabilizer as suggested and running it through the injectors and then remove the fuel/tank outside.Pump the tyres up to 60psi and put on the centre stand or rotate the wheels every week and charge the battery in a ventilated area.Keep a look out for corrosion and make mad passionate love to your understanding wife at least once a week.
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That's a point. If anything happens and there's a fire:a) the fuel in the bike will mean you can say bye bye to your houseb) you'd also be saying bye bye to any insurance payout, fairly sure storage of motor vehicles inside the house isn't covered.Fair enough, if you've got nowhere else - what about wheeling it through to the back garden?Best advice is to keep riding it, just coat it in ACF50 and wash the brake calipers and suspension linkages down after every ride. Then clean the bike in spring and it'll come up fine.
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just dissconnect the battery ...and possibly remove the petrol tank ....i have left mine on
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Nominees for the 75th Annual Academy Awards were announced this morning in Beverly Hills, Calif. with Oscar Award-winning actress Marisa Tomei on hand to help announce the line-up. Awards will be handed out at the Kodak Theatre on March 23, 2003 at 8:30 p.m. E.T./5:30 p.m. P.T. on ABC. Comedian/actor Steve Martin set to host. Following is the entire list of nominees by category.
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Nicolas Cage in ADAPTATION (Sony Pictures Releasing)
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Jack Nicholson in ABOUT SCHMIDT (New Line)
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Ed Harris in THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax)
Paul Newman in ROAD TO PERDITION (DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox)
John C. Reilly in CHICAGO (Miramax)
Christopher Walken in CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (DreamWorks)
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Salma Hayek in FRIDA (Miramax)
Nicole Kidman in THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax)
Diane Lane in UNFAITHFUL (20th Century Fox)
Julianne Moore in FAT FROM HEAVEN (Focus Features)
Renée Zellweger in CHICAGO (Miramax)
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Kathy Bates in ABOUT SCHMIDT (New Line)
Julianne Moore in THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax)
Queen Latifah in CHICAGO (Miramax)
Meryl Streep in ADAPTATION (Sony Pictures Releasing)
Catherine Zeta-Jones in CHICAGO (Miramax)
Best animated feature film of the year
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LILO & STITCH (Buena Vista) Chris Sanders
SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE CIMARRON (DreamWorks) Jeffrey Katzenberg
SPIRITED AWAY (Buena Vista) Hayao Miyazaki
TREASURE PLANET (Buena Vista) Ron Clements
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CHICAGO (Miramax) Art Direction: John Myhre
Set Decoration: Gord Sim
FRIDA (Miramax) Art Direction: Felipe Fernandez del Paso
Set Decoration: Hannia Robledo
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax) Art Direction: Dante Ferretti
Set Decoration: Francesca Lo Schiavo
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (New Line) Art Direction: Grant Major
Set Decoration: Dan Hennah and Alan Lee
ROAD TO PERDITION (DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox) Art Direction: Dennis Gassner
Set Decoration: Nancy Haigh
Achievement in cinematography
CHICAGO (Miramax) Dion Beebe
FAR FROM HEAVEN (Focus Features) Edward Lachman
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax) Michael Ballhaus
THE PIANIST (Focus Features) Pawel Edelman
ROAD TO PERDITION (DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox) Conrad L. Hall
Achievement in costume design
CHICAGO (Miramax) Colleen Atwood
FRIDA (Miramax) Julie Weiss
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax) Sandy Powell
THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax) Ann Roth
THE PIANIST (Focus Features) Anna Sheppard
Achievement in directing
CHICAGO (Miramax) Rob Marshall
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax) Martin Scorsese
THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax) Stephen Daldry
THE PIANIST (Focus Features) Roman Polanski
TALK TO HER (Sony Pictures Classics) Pedro Almodóvar
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BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE (United Artists and Alliance Atlantis)
A Salter Street Films/VIF 2/Dog Eat Dog Films Production
Michael Moore and Michael Donovan
DAUGHTER FROM DANANG (Balcony Releasing in association with Cowboy Pictures)
An Interfaze Educational Production
Gail Dolgin and Vincente Franco
PRISONER OF PARADISE (Alliance Atlantis)
A Média Vérité/Café Production
Malcolm Clarke and Stuart Sender
SPELLBOUND (THINKFilm)
A Blitz/Welch Production
Jeffrey Blitz and Sean Welch
WINGED MIGRATION (Sony Pictures Classics)
A Galatée Films/France 2 Cinéma/France 3 Cinéma/Les Productions de la Guéville/Bac Films/Pandora Film/Les Productions JMH/Wanda Vision/Eyescreen Production
Jacques Perrin
Best documentary short subject
An Alice Elliott Production
Alice Elliott
A Tell the Truth Pictures Production
Robert Hudson and Bobby Houston
A Wolf Films/Shape Pictures/Universal/Mopo Entertainment Production
Bill Guttentag and Robert David Port
A Public Policy Production
Roger Weisberg and Murray Nossel
Achievement in film editing
CHICAGO (Miramax) Martin Walsh
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax) Thelma Schoonmaker
THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax) Peter Boyle
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (New Line) Michael Horton
THE PIANIST (Focus Features) Hervé de Luze
Best foreign language film of the year
EL CRIMEN DEL PADRE AMARO An Alameda Films/BluFilms/Foprocine/Gob. del Estado de Veracruz-Llave Production
A Beijing New Picture Film Company/Elite Group Enterprises Production
People's Republic of China
A Sputnik Oy/Pandora Film/Pyramide Prods. Production
An MTM Medien & Television München Production
A Filmprodukties de Luwte Production
The Netherlands
Achievement in makeup
FRIDA (Miramax) John Jackson and Beatrice De Alba
THE TIME MACHINE (DreamWorks and Warner Bros.) John M. Elliott, Jr. and Barbara Lorenz
Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original score)
CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (DreamWorks) John Williams
FAR FROM HEAVEN (Focus Features) Elmer Bernstein
FRIDA (Miramax) Elliot Goldenthal
THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax) Philip Glass
ROAD TO PERDITION (DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox) Thomas Newman
Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)
Burn It Blue from FRIDA (Miramax)
Music by Elliot Goldenthal
Lyric by Julie Taymor
Father and Daughter from THE WILD THORNBERRYS MOVIE (Paramount and Nickelodeon Movies)
Music and Lyric by Paul Simon
The Hands That Built America from GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax)
Music and Lyric by Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen
I Move On from CHICAGO (Miramax)
Music by John Kander
Lyric by Fred Ebb
Lose Yourself from 8 MILE (Universal)
Music by Eminem, Jeff Bass and Luis Resto
Lyric by Eminem
Best motion picture of the year
CHICAGO (Miramax)
A Producer Circle Co., Zadan/Meron Production
Martin Richards, Producer
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax)
An Alberto Grimaldi Production
Alberto Grimaldi and Harvey Weinstein, Producers
THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax)
A Scott Rudin/Robert Fox Production
Scott Rudin and Robert Fox, Producers
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (New Line)
A New Line Cinema and Wingnut Films Production
Barrie M. Osborne, Fran Walsh and Peter Jackson, Producers
THE PIANIST (Focus Features)
An R.P. Productions, Heritage Films, Studio Babelsberg, Runtime LTD. Production
Roman Polanski, Robert Benmussa and Alain Sarde, Producers
Best animated short film
A Platige Image Production
Tomek Baginski
THE CHUBBCHUBBS! (Columbia)
A Sony Pictures Imageworks Production
Eric Armstrong
A Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg GmbH Production
Chris Stenner and Heidi Wittlinger
MIKE'S NEW CAR (Buena Vista)
A Pixar Animation Studios Production
Pete Docter and Roger Gould
A Yamamura Animation Production
Koji Yamamura
Best live action short film
An Another Dimension of an Idea Production
Dirk Beliën and Anja Daelemans
A La Boîte Production
Philippe Orreindy and Thomas Gaudin
An Australian Film TV & Radio School (AFTRS) Production
Steven Pasvolsky and Joe Weatherstone
A Red Corner Production
Lexi Alexander and Alexander Buono
An M&M Productions for Novellefilm Production
Martin Strange-Hansen and Mie Andreasen
Achievement in sound
CHICAGO (Miramax) Michael Minkler, Dominick Tavella and David Lee
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax) Tom Fleischman, Eugene Gearty and Ivan Sharrock
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (New Line) Christopher Boyes, Michael Semanick, Michael Hedges and Hammond Peek
ROAD TO PERDITION (DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox) Scott Millan, Bob Beemer and John Patrick Pritchett
SPIDER-MAN (Sony Pictures Releasing) Kevin O'Connell, Greg P. Russell and Ed Novick
Achievement in sound editing
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (New Line) Ethan Van der Ryn and Michael Hopkins
MINORITY REPORT (20th Century Fox and DreamWorks) Richard Hymns and Gary Rydstrom
ROAD TO PERDITION (DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox) Scott A. Hecker
Achievement in visual effects
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (New Line) Jim Rygiel, Joe Letteri, Randall William Cook and Alex Funke
SPIDER-MAN (Sony Pictures Releasing) John Dykstra, Scott Stokdyk, Anthony LaMolinara and John Frazier
STAR WARS EPISODE II ATTACK OF THE CLONES (20th Century Fox) Rob Coleman, Pablo Helman, John Knoll and Ben Snow
Adapted screenplay
ABOUT A BOY (Universal) Screenplay by Peter Hedges and Chris Weitz & Paul Weitz
ADAPTATION (Sony Pictures Releasing) Screenplay by Charlie Kaufman and Donald Kaufman
CHICAGO (Miramax) Screenplay by Bill Condon
THE HOURS (Paramount and Miramax) Screenplay by David Hare
THE PIANIST (Focus Features) Screenplay by Ronald Harwood
Original screenplay
FAR FROM HEAVEN (Focus Features) Written by Todd Haynes
GANGS OF NEW YORK (Miramax) Screenplay by Jay Cocks and Steve Zaillian and Kenneth Lonergan
Story by Jay Cocks
MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING (IFC/Gold Circle Films) Written by Nia Vardalos
TALK TO HER (Sony Pictures Classics) Written by Pedro Almodóvar
Y TU MAMÁ TAMBIÉN (IFC Films) Written by Carlos Cuarón and Alfonso Cuarón
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