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Saturday's Heroes
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A young gridiron hero who does his best to restore integrity to football is rewarded with the position of head coach.
Cast: Van Heflin , Marian Marsh , Richard Lane , Alan Bruce , Minor Watson , Frank Jenks , Willie Best , Walter Miller
Director: Edward Killy
Genres: Drama

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It's a steam Early Access release, so they consider it an unfinished state. However I've been playing all evening and not only does it run extremely well, it looks fantastic too. Caveat however is that control over graphics is limited to Vsync, resolution, and a single slider currently. The highest setting adds copious amounts of motion blur and bad antialiasing, so I dropped it down a level and it's been smooth sailing ever since.On my 560ti with 120hz monitor it doesn't drop below 120fps ever. I held out on playing it on the 360 because I knew it had problems. I'm glad I did because it's just been a delight on my computer.
wait wait, it doesn't have multiplayer?, but the finished version is going to have it right?
Man I just want a perfect Walking Dead tv series like game. I want to randomly meet other people and have them help me build a stronghold and survive. If state of decay had more lootable buildings, 1st person skyrim type combat, vehicles require gas and such I'd be fine. WarZ and DayZ fall flat super hard.
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jMaki Day presentations available
Presentation and lab material from the first jMaki day are now posted on line. This jMaki day was available to Sun internal folks only because we wanted to get feedback from a small group. The feedback was good overall but looks like we need to provide more details on data binding.
The presentations in the morning included an overview of jMaki and Phobos and how Sun is using Web 2.0 technologies in its offerings. In the afternoon folks learned about specific features in jMaki and also built applications using those features. See Arun's blog for pictures from the day. The first lab given by Doris talks about a jMaki application structure and goes over the steps needed to create a applcation using NetBeans. I did the second lab which covered 2 main featuers; the glue code feature for communicating with widgets and loading data in a table widget. The final lab was run by Greg where he builds on the second lab and shows how to load data from your blog into a table widget. The lab slides have been posted too so you can try them out.
Greg and I have been working on sample applications for jMaki. I'm working on samples that correspond to what I showed in my lab (lab 2). Greg already posted a sample that corresponds to his lab.
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FROM EW: Mulder and Scully Have Broken Up in The X-Files Revival
Originally posted 08/06/2015 02:05PM
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson's iconic investigative characters are no longer together in the show's highly-anticipated revival
The X-Files Is Back: Watch the First Footage of David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson's Return
Originally posted 07/17/2015 09:10AM
X-philes, take your first peek at the return of FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.
Did you see this?! Exclusive new footage of #TheXFiles just aired during #WaywardPines!
https://t.co/HPg55gFz6o— The X-Files (@thexfilesfox) July 17, 2015
The cult-favorite characters are back to take on the supernatural in a six-episode reboot of The X-Files set to premiere in 2016, and Fox released a new teaser Thursday on Twitter.
The first glimpse of what we'll see next year doesn't disappoint, complete with strange tools, dead bodies and, of course, the show's classic eerie theme song.
Claire Holt on Joining Aquarius: 'It Was Like Nothing I'd Ever Read Before'
Originally posted 07/01/2015 10:30AM
Claire Holt has traded in her fangs for a police badge.
The Originals actress now stars in NBC's new series, Aquarius, playing Officer Charmain Tully. Holt's character teams up with an undercover cop (David Duchovny) as they try to track down the infamous serial killer Charles Manson and his followers.
PEOPLE chatted with Holt, 27, to talk about why playing a female cop in the 1960s was no easy task.
Plus, watch the video above for an exclusive clip from this week's episode.
Why Ambyr Childers Doesn't Think Aquarius Should Show the Sharon Tate Murder in Season 2
Originally posted 06/25/2015 07:20PM
It's not easy portraying one of America's most infamous female convicts.
Ambyr Childers gets the job done in her mesmerizing turn on NBC's '60s drama Aquarius, playing Susan Atkins, a Charles Manson recruit who turned into the serial killer known as Sadie Mae Glutz. After the Sharon Tate murder, she spent almost 40 years in prison, becoming the longest-incarcerated woman in California.
But Aquarius is about the period before the public knew Charles Manson as a monster – back when he was just a magnetic, charismatic man drawing wayward people into his "family."
See Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny Reunite on the X-Files Set
Originally posted 06/10/2015 12:45AM
X-philes, this is your first peek at the long-awaited return of Mulder and Scully.
David Duchovny, 54, and Gillian Anderson, 46, were spotted together, looking happy to be reprising their famous roles on the set of the upcoming X-Files revival.
Anderson is sporting red hair and a classic Dana Scully outfit, though one from the later years of the show, when her character ditched frumpy pantsuits for more stylish attire. Duchovny, however, is noticeably not dressed for official FBI work, which could indicate that his character, Fox Mulder, may not have rejoined the bureau in these new episodes (that will screen on Fox next year).
FROM EW: David Duchovny Says New X-Files Script Made Him Cry
Originally posted 05/26/2015 03:25PM
"I can tell you absolutely nothing – and it's fantastic," Duchovny said of the reboot
David Duchovny: I'm Too Old to Get Married Again!
Originally posted 05/20/2015 04:10PM
Not one to shy away from new ventures, David Duchovny has a debut rock album, a best-selling novel and two new shows, including NBC's Aquarius (which premieres May 28) and an X-Files reboot in the works. But there's one path he says he's not likely to revisit.
"I don't think I want to be married again," says Duchovny, who was divorced from Téa Leoni last year. "I just feel like I'm old!"
David Duchovny: On His New Show Aquarius, Making Music and The X-Files
Originally posted 05/20/2015 01:00PM
The truth is still out there.
It's been over two decades since the premiere of The X-Files, and this summer, David Duchovny is stepping back into Agent Fox Mulder's shoes for a six-episode miniseries set to air next year.
The multi-talented actor – who stars in NBC's Aquarius (premiering May 28) and has a rock album Hell or Highwater – says he's "excited" about the cult classic's return.
"It's going to be strange and fun," says Duchovny. "Thankfully, Gillian [Anderson] will be there, and we'll both be in positions of like, 'Are we really here doing this again? Are we really saying those words again?' At least we'll have each other."
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson Kiss (on Stage) (PHOTO)
Originally posted 05/13/2015 09:40AM
The Xs and Os were flying between X-Files stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson Tuesday night.
Now that the reboot of the cult classic is a go on Fox as a six-episode series, Mulder and Scully renewed their romance on stage at The Cutting Room in New York City, where Duchovny sang songs from his debut album Hell or Highwater.
David Duchovny: The X-Files Reboot Will Be 'Like a Six-Hour Movie'
Originally posted 04/29/2015 08:45PM
It might take a few days for the actors to feel at home again, but David Duchovny guarantees that The X-Files reboot will be one crazy ride when it hits your TV screen.
"It's been a while since I've played Mulder, so it's going to be strange, for sure, the first couple days," the actor, 54, tells the Hollywood Reporter of returning to his famous supernatural-investigating FBI agent character for a six-episode series.
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Who needs tipsters and blurry photos when you've got one of the world's biggest companies, leaking its upcoming social service right in its own ad? As you can see in the Chrome browser toolbar, there's a little Google +1 extension which is said to perform duties just like Facebook's "Like" buttons you see dotted around the web (there's one on this post, for example.) [TechCrunch]
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You'd assume that climbing to the top of a 60m tall wind turbine would give you all the privacy you could ever want for a relaxing afternoon nap. But then you remember that soon there will be more drones zipping across the skies than birds -- and that privacy might officially be a thing of the past.
Gizmodo Movie Night: Expand Your Film Horizons With The Best Cult Action Movies Streaming Online
It's almost the weekend, and that means you should book in another Gizmodo movie night. This week, pick out your favourite silenced pistol, sheath your matching butterfly knives and take a trip to Jack Rabbit Slims for that $5 milkshake -- these are the best cult action movies streaming around Australia right now.
Who Causes More Destruction In Superhero Movies? Heroes Or Villains?
Lost in all those superhero comic book flicks that hijack too many screens in movie theatres is how in preventing a villain from let's say, world destruction or universe domination, the superhero becomes responsible for a lot of damage to a city. Like seriously, cities get messed up. Imagine being a citizen of a world that has superheroes and like Superman just destroyed your apartment building. That would suck.


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March 5, 2009: Grizzly Bear & the Submarines
Twin Cities News:
-- About gives a quick refresher on local bands heading down to SXSW.
-- The Current has updated the site with studio performances from the Submarines and All the Saints.
-- Grizzly Bear will play the Cedar Cultural Center in May.
-- Culture Bully profiles Chastity Brown.
-- Brad Senne has released a music video for "Sing & Dance."
-- P.O.S. explains the creation of "Optimist."
-- Gimme (yesterday's) Noise: mp3 of the Week, Aby Wolf.
Local Concert Highlights:
-- Swingin' Utters, Shot Baker, Pretty Boy Thorson & the F'n A's & the Framed @ Triple Rock
Swingin' Utters: (Official) (MySpace) (Wikipedia)
Swingin' Utters "Pills & Smoke" (mp3)
Swingin' Utters "Five Lessons Learned" (mp3)
Swingin' Utters "Stupid Lullabies" (mp3)
Pretty Boy Thorson: (MySpace)
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-- AA Bondy, Dent May & His Magnificent Ukelele & Joe January @ 400 Bar
AA Bondy: (MySpace) (Wikipedia)
A.A. Bondy "There's a Reason" (mp3)
A.A. Bondy "Vice Rag" (mp3)
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Joe January: (MySpace)
-- Anni Rossi, I Colossus, Best Friends Forever @ the Cedar Cultural Center
Anni Rossi: (Official) (MySpace)
Anni Rossi "Ecology" (mp3)
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Daily Audio Downloads:
-- Dan Black "Alone (Lovelock remix)" (mp3)
-- Chin Chin "GG and the Boys" (mp3)
-- Chin Chin "Some Like It Hot" (mp3)
-- Pomegranates "Corriander" (mp3)
-- Hermas Zopoula "Courons, Courez" (mp3)
-- Hermas Zopoula "Alpha et Omega (live)" (mp3)
-- Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band "Cheer For Fate" (mp3)
-- Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band "Anchors Dropped" (mp3)
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Four Prominent Patent Litigators Leave Finnegan Henderson
Who are the partners in question, and where are they going?
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Want to go to law school for free? Get your employer to pay for it!
Inventors Will Lead the Legal Future not Licensees
David McCullough's The Wright Brothers serves as an ideal case study on the requirements to innovate; a desire to learn, perseverance, and work ethic. I read it in route to a wonderful opportunity to serve as visiting lecturer for Professor and Parsons Behle & Latimer attorney Randy Dryer's innovative Technology and Modern Litigation course at […]
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Buenos Dias, Buenos Aires. ¡Mucho Gusto!
May 23,2011/
Today is a day of conflict: I'm returning to work after a week working in Buenos Aires. Although I absolutely love being back in the States (and of course spending most of my weekend with my family!), I must say I really loved the experience in Argentina. Here are some random thoughts about the experience.... View Article


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Hey everyone!! I'm so happy to be joining the admissions blog for Oxy! My name is Chris Monteath and I am from Nashville, TN (I am just one of the few students at Oxy from the Southern region of the US, but hopefully there will be more in the future!). I am currently a Junior studying Diplomacy and World affairs with a minor in Economics and Sociology. Right now I am studying abroad at the Chinese University of Hong Kong for the semester. I just started to study Mandarin Chinese here and I'm having the time of my life! I highly recommend studying abroad when you guys go to college! It's so worth it! and if you choose to go to Oxy, Oxy's International Programs Office makes is super easy for its students to study abroad all over the world! On campus, I am heavily involved with dance. I am CoPresident/Choreographer/Dancer of Dance Production (the school's largest club and most anticipated event of the year!). Also, I am a...Read More
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October 24, 2011
October 24, 2011
Like Chris (the student below me) I am also studying in Hong Kong this semester. Above is a panoramic photo that I took from the roof of my dorm here at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. While the architecture on campus is unfortunately dated the surrounding scenery is quite pretty. The campus is almost entirely surrounded by Tolo Harbour, the body of water pictured above. I've been busy, going on trips, exploring the city, eating lots of great food and taking a lot of photos. Check out my blog so see what I've been eating, what I've been up to and what...Read More
October 23, 2011
What a world of difference just a few weeks makes. Last time I posted, I really was just getting settled and was still tired from being immersed in French, from eating dinner later, and from just generally getting settled into the lifestyle here. Now that I've been here for a few more weeks, the time is already starting to fly by. My mom is coming to visit me in just 4 days, and in my head, her visit marked the halfway point, so this is going fast!!! Two weekends ago, I had the opportunity to go to festival of Breton dance with my host uncle, who teaches that style of dance. Nantes is the historical capital of Bretagne, which for a long time wasn't even considered part of France because they speak a different language (Bretagne, which is not a dialect of French but rather a "relative" of Celtic) and have different cultural traditions. But it was fantastic to see authentic customs like that being kept...Read More
October 22, 2011
Oxy is considered by some to have one of the most liberal-minded student bodies in the country. Yet, this past month (after being bombarded with images of "Occupy _____" in the mainstream media and observing fellow students skipping classes to attend various rallies), I realized I had yet to participate in any sort of real protest or rally during my three years here. Then, as if by cue, a fellow fraternity brother encouraged us to join him in a rally that he was helping to organize through a Urban & Environmental Policy (UEP) course at Oxy. The rally was targeting Trader Joe's, who has refused to sign a "fair food agreement" that would...Read More
October 20, 2011
What can I say? I was more than happy to pack up a small bag and get home to spend some time with my family. It was my sister's birthday weekend and my family and I were at the pumpkin patch at Pomona this Saturday looking for any that caught our eye. There were tons, and we carried them back home to get them carved for fun. I did not end up choosing one, but it was totally fine because I returned home to homemade carne asada nachos and tacos with some red spicy sauce. I did not know how much I missed food from home until I took a single delicious bite out of my plate of nachos. Yum! I got back on campus this past Sunday and it was a bit strange. Before I left for Oxy, I told my sister that I was "heading back home". Home for the last 17 years has been with my parents. However, these past 7 weeks have proven otherwise. I'm currently living in Newcomb in a triple and I've been having a great time. Classes are a...Read More
October 20, 2011
October 20, 2011
I went home for Fall Break and spent some time with my family and visited with a few of my friends at UCR. It was a nice little break from the homework, papers, and midterms. Speaking of midterms I have one more to study for. Its for my DWA class. Lots of reading and studying to do... Besides that, everything is going pretty well. Right before Fall Break I ordered a few posters for my dorm room because I had put it off for so long and people were telling me that my room was a little boring... not anymore! Well I hope not, haha... Anyway, I have to get back to studying. Until next time.
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October 19, 2011
fall break: 2011. i flew to sf, saw my little brother (a fantastic freshman year so far), went to fremont, took BART to berkeley. the pictures do most of the talking, but it was an amazing break--rested enough to take a constitutional law midterm? we'll see. [gallery]Read More
October 18, 2011
Midterms check, Fall Break check. (What? Already? The weather does not feel like fall yet!) crazily busy schedule…err, checking. It's been one of those months where everything feels whirlwind, and its really nice to have some time to breathe. I stayed on campus for Fall Break and found some interesting things to do around Oxy. I went to see a couple of plays in downtown, signed up for ballroom classes and visited the public library. I even had time to go see Occupy LA. A large group of students on campus spent a day chalk-painting the quad to spread awareness about it and I feel like we're back 30 years with peaceful protests and world-change all over again- not that I'm complaining. It's pretty impressive to know that the entire world collaborated to protest this weekend. Occupy London, Occupy LA, Occupy Wall Street- they...Read More
October 18, 2011
There are too many places around L.A. to have fun, but I found myself drawn to Joshua Tree National Park for the third time now during our Fall Break, which is a four-day weekend every October. Joshua Tree, a massive desert park that offers a variety of terrain and camping choices, has never disappointed. My favorite activity has to be "bouldering" where my friends and I (carefully) climb piles of rocks until the sun sets. Then the stars come out in full to offer a great view not always visible within the city of Los Angeles. Less than a three-hour drive from Oxy, J-Tree is a great desert camping destination and a compliment to the many other camping/backpacking opportunities around Southern California. It's also near Coachella, CA - home of the epic music and arts festival every spring. Enjoy some pictures of my weekend adventure: [gallery]Read More


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