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This article illustrates how you can list the processes that are currently running on a computer. The approach is different for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT; this article illustrates both solutions.
This situation requires that you first test to see which version of Windows is in use. Once that determination is made, the correct code can then be run to examine and list the current processes. On Windows NT, requests for information on some system processes may be denied for security or other related reasons. The approach taken in this article will ignore any process that cannot be accessed.
PSAPI.DLL is the library used to gather process information on Windows NT and must reside in the \SYSTEM32 directory. There are two versions of this file, 3.51 and 4.0. Either version will work for this example, but using the most recent version is recommended. If you have installed the Windows NT 4.0 Resource Kit or the Windows NT 4.0 SDK, this file will be present on your computer. The 4.0 version of the file is available on the Visual Studio Visual C++ CD-ROM in the following directory:
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That was one of my minor quibbles is that it took only a few minutes to get from Earth to Quo nos (ITS SPELT WITH A Q DAMMIT !!!!) but the then its not really a sin confined to JJ Abraham's is it?
Im ok with the magic blood due to augment treatment being used to transform Bashir from retard into Genius. So it has already been kinda established.
As for the Vengeance only having a crew of one it was started that if NESSARY it could be crewed by one not that one was the optimal number of crew.
Transwarp beaming? against if I remember correctly section 31 had this tec in DS9 to get agents on and off stations.
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Bob was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy at age five and confined to a wheelchair by age eight, but that wasn't enough to hold him back. Growing up in the Chicago area during the Depression, he studied and worked hard, eventually earning a scholarship to law school. Before he could start classes, however, his scholarship was revoked because, he was told, "You can't practice law from a wheelchair!"
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And the sleaze peaked this past week with former Bonds' girlfriend Kimberly Bell's testimony. Kimberly attacked Bonds' stature as a man, speaking of his back acne, his scalp hair falling out, his chest hair turning gray and his shrinking testicles.
Come on, guys, can you say "Ouch?" Could you handle that Final Four of Manliness Failure being made public in court? That's far worse than those beer commercials where the female bartender makes fun of your dragon.
And which of the four is the worse? Surprisingly, my vote goes to back acne. At my age, the other three are no longer relevant.
While you divide into small groups to debate this, here are a few more tidbits before we get to the main courses of the Brunch provided by some of our best journalistic chefs:
• Sadly, the Cleveland Indians have been mathematically eliminated. Seriously, you do the math -- they gave up 23 runs in their first two games and attendance fell from 41,721 in the opener to 9,853 in Game 2. Cleveland knows "pathetic" when it sees it.
• Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Dhani Jones wants to be the voice of Aflac's spokesduck. Why not? As a Bengal he already has played a lame duck.
• Speaking of strange "spokescreatures," the Maryland Jockey Club is promoting the Preakness with Kegasus, described as a centaur with a beer gut and a nipple ring. One question: If Kegasus runs in the Preakness, does he have to have a jockey?
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• Dave Letterman had a list we would have liked: "Top Ten Rejected Major League Baseball Slogans." Our favorite was actually No. 10: "The Fastest Four Hours In Sports."
• Speaking of slow-moving baseball, MLB has opened its Fan Cave in New York City where two guys are being asked to watch all 2,430 MLB games this season. Somewhere Dante is thinking: "At last, now I have my tenth circle of Hell."
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Game InfoSuperhero annelid Jim and his new sidekick, Snott, are back for an off-the-wall sequel in Earthworm Jim 2. Containing more action than your standard platformer from the Genesis era, each stage has a different style and mission, drawing on game play from different genres, including mazes, trivia contests and arcade-style levels. The game also features music composed by Tommy Tallarico. Do you have what it takes to rescue the Princess?
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BEIRUT — One of Syria's most prominent defectors has been touring regional powers to seek support for the uprising, but many in the opposition are deeply suspicious of the handsome former general, a longtime friend of President Bashar Assad with a taste for expensive cigars.
They suspect he is just trying to vault to power.
The controversy over Gen. Manaf Tlass reflects the divisions among the forces seeking to topple the Syria regime and the difficulties they face in agreeing on leadership that can pose a credible alternative to Mr. Assad. Some rebel leaders worry that the countries supporting their fight are using their money and influence to steer the Syrian revolution and determine the country's future.
Gen. Tlass was the first member of Mr. Assad's inner circle to abandon the regime since the uprising began in March 2011. His defection in early July was hailed as a resounding triumph by the opposition.
This week, Prime Minister Riad Hijab joined the parade of defectors, the highest-ranking member of Mr. Assad's government to do so. Two other Cabinet ministers and three military officers defected with him, according the Free Syrian Army.
To the international community — particularly Sunni power brokers Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar — Gen. Tlass may appear the perfect figure to lead a transitional government.
As a secular Sunni Muslim with a military background and insider's knowledge of the regime, Gen. Tlass would seem to hold credentials to play a bridge role if the regime falls by keeping the country's military and security forces intact.
'Syrian street' will decide
However, his recent jet-setting and warm reception in Saudi Arabia and Turkey have fueled suspicions that he is ingratiating himself with regional powers propping him up for a major role. Saudi Arabia is a key financial backer of the rebellion, and Turkey is host to much of the opposition.
"It seems there are foreign and Arab countries who have plans for him, but the Syrian street will decide who it wants," said Anwar Saadeddine, a brigadier general who, like Gen. Tlass, defected, but in May. Along with other for top officers, Gen. Saadeddine is helping direct the rebels from a camp along the border in Turkey.
All the major figures in the opposition, including political and military defectors, are trying to position themselves for a role in a future Syria, said Randa Slim, a research fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington.
The longer Syria's civil war drags on, the more activists on the scene will gain strength; and it will be harder for exile figures to carve themselves a slice of power.
"External actors, including former generals like Tlass, will have less maneuverability to inject themselves in these new political configurations," Ms. Slim said.
U.S. also suspicious
Gen. Tlass denies any leadership ambitions.
"I did not leave Syria to lead a transitional period," he said in an interview with the Saudi-owned Asharq al-Awsat newspaper. "But I will try to help as much as I can to unite all the honorable people inside and outside Syria to put together a road map to get us out of this crisis."
The United States, which has sought to unite the opposition, appears to be staying away from him. U.S. officials insist there has been no discussion with him.
"The opposition views him suspiciously. He has no credibility. For us, he is really a non-player. We are not trying to maneuver anything with him," said one official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was discussing internal administration thinking.
After the defection, French officials are believed to have debriefed Gen. Tlass, who now resides in Paris.
As Mr. Assad struggled to quash a rebellion that has reached former regime bastions of Damascus and Aleppo, the pace of defections picked up last month to include army generals, several ambassadors, senior diplomats and members of parliament.
Gen. Tlass, who is in his 40s, is the son of former defense minister Mustafa Tlass, who was the most trusted lieutenant of Hafez Assad, the Syrian president's father and predecessor.
Gen. Tlass was a close, childhood friend of Bashar and his younger brother Maher, who commands the elite 4th Division and the Republican Guards in charge of protecting the capital.
Gen. Tlass eventually became a commander in the Republican Guards and was reportedly privy to some of the regime's deepest secrets, one of only a small number of Sunnis to hold power in a regime dominated by the Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam.
A handsome man with salt-and-pepper hair and usually with a cigar between his fingers, Gen. Tlass led an extravagant lifestyle. He and his wife, Tala, were fixtures on the social scene in Syria.
'Vision' for Syria
For critics, his defection is nothing more than a desperate attempt to abandon the crumbling Assad regime.
Some observers and former friends say he disagreed with Mr. Assad in the early days of the uprising after failing to persuade the president to reject the advice of his inner circle of security advisers, who supported a harsh crackdown.
Gen. Tlass said he defected when he realized the regime could not be deterred from its single-minded pursuit of crushing the opposition.
For that, he has earned the respect of some factions within the opposition.
"He is not an opportunist. Manaf has excellent credentials and a vision for a political solution for Syria. We view him very positively and think he should have a role in the transition," Michel Kilo, a veteran opposition figure and former political prisoner, said in a telephone interview from Paris.
Many others remain suspicious.
Ammar Abdulhamid, a Washington-based Syrian dissident, said that Gen. Tlass could provide valuable information, but the rebels will not accept him as a leader.
After so many months of "confrontations and sacrifice," he said, "legitimate leaders of the transitional period can only rise from the ranks of the internal revolutionary movement."


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2015 TCFF Full Lineup Announced!
The 6th annual film festival runs October 21 – 31
Twin Cities Film Fest (TCFF) is thrilled to announce its captivating line up for the 2015 festival. The eleven (11) day festival, running October 21 – October 31, will be held at the Kerasotes ShowPlace ICON at The Shops at West End in St. Louis Park. This year's festival features top films from celebrated national and international filmmakers as well as new faces and Minnesota talent.
Other highlights include live musical performances, Red Carpet galas, cocktail mixers, panel discussions and special events! TCFF members receive additional benefits such as access to members-only screenings and events, discounts on TCFF Merchandise, Early-Bird ticket purchasing, and more. Details on tickets and TCFF membership can be found on TCFF Membership page.
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In keeping with the festival's 2015 mission to support Homeless Youth, the Festival will open with the adventure documentary, A New High, which received critical acclaim from the Los Angeles Film Festival. The film features a group of men and women who come together to climb out of homelessness and drug addiction through a recovering program that uses mountain climbing as a means of rehabilitation. The storyline and stunning photography are sure to wow our audience.
The festival will also feature Too Late (see trailer below) as the official Centerpiece Film welcoming Minnesota native and Oscar nominee John Hawkes to the festival to accept the Northstar Award for Excellence. To commemorate his illustrious career, the festival will include a retrospective of his previous films including Winter's Bone, Me and You and Everyone We Know, and an encore showing of Too Late.
Closing the festival will be Thank You For Playing, a Family Documentary, dubbed by critics as the "most important film ever made about video games." A graphic designer turns to creating a new video game when his 1-year-old is diagnosed with a brain tumor, creating a one-of-a-kind immersive experience that aims to bring players into his family's experience with grief and fear.
Twin Cities Film Fest is also excited to include Room in this year's programming, having recently won the Audience Award at Toronto International Film Festival. The film, based on the best-selling novel Emma Donoghue, features breakout performances from Brie Larson and 8-year-old Jacob Tremblay as a mother and son who plan a heroic escape from captivity.
Other highly anticipated special features include The 33, a biopic starring Antonio Banderas and Juliette Binoche about the Chilean miners who were trapped under ground for 2 months; Charlie Kaufman's new stop-motion film Anomalisa, which can credit its success in part to the 100,000+ people who crowdfunded the movie; and Brooklyn, a historical drama starring Saorise Ronan as a woman who jumps between 1950s Ireland and New York forced to choose between two different men, two different countries, and two very different ways of life.
Additional films include The Adderall Diaries, a biopic and drama starring James Franco, Touched With Fire, a romantic drama starring Katie Holmes, Remember, a historical thriller starring Christopher Plummer, and Youth, an art house drama starring Michael Caine.
For a full list of films playing at this year's festival, visit tcfilmfest.org
Digital Program Guide Coming Soon. In the meantime, you can view the schedule in a GRID format.
2014 Recap…
That's a wrap!
Oh boy, what a thrilling, fun and exhilarating 10 days it's been!! Pardon the late Closing Night recap, I stayed up pretty late last night at the Closing Night party, as I missed the past few years' festivities. It's so awesome that this year we've got a great spot for our Nightly Mixer at the Shops at West End, just a few doors down from The Showplace ICON Theatres! It's definitely been a great success once again, woot woot!
Congrats on 5 great years, @TCFilmFest ! Here's to many many more! pic.twitter.com/qPHuHX6Rat
— JeffroBazinga (@JeffroBazinga) October 26, 2014
This is the fifth year I've been covering TCFF and I have to say this is truly the BEST year I've had. Of course it seems that I say that every year but this year is absolutely amazing. I'm so glad I got the chance to chat with many great filmmakers and talents who are all gracious and friendly that made every interview such a joy. Special thanks to Haley Lu Richardson, Rik Swartzwelder, Drea Clark, Jonathan Ehlers, Patrick Ward-Perkins, Molly Ryman, Tyler Noble, George Finn & Bradley King for taking the time to chat with me during the Film Fest! I've always got butterflies in my stomach before I go into any interview, but my qualms/nervousness quickly disappear as soon as I met each talent. It's been a blessing to be a part of this great organization, so Jatin, Bill, Steve, Dani, Naomi, etc. I really mean what I said in my tweet last night …
Congrats @JatinTCFF @billcooperjr @TheSnydes @danipalmer23 etc. for another fantastic @TCFilmFest! 5 year strong & keeps getting better!
— FlixChatter (@FlixChatter) October 26, 2014
I also want to thank all the blogging contributors Sarah Johnson, Josh Petitt and Adam Wells. I wouldn't have been able to do all those interviews AND do every single review, so MASSIVE THANKS for all your help, guys!
Twin Cities Film Fest 2014 Award Winners!
The Twin Cities Film Fest bestowed eight films, two artists and one local community leader with awards late Saturday evening during a star-studded ceremony in downtown St. Louis Park. Leading the roster of winners was The Imitation Game, the World War II espionage thriller starring Benedict Cumberbatch as mathematician Alan Turing that is widely considered to be a frontrunner for the year-end awards race. The film took home the festival's trophy for Best Feature Film. (See the festival's complete list of 2014 finalists, which were announced Oct. 23)
Also honored: Keira Knightley, winner of the TCFF North Star Award for Excellence for her performances in two official festival selections: Laggies and The Imitation Game. "When you see this body of work paired together, there's no denying the acting force that is Keira Knightley," said TCFF Artistic Director Steven Snyder. "There's such a range of talent on display here – funny, heroic, vulnerable, defiant, haunted, and always compelling. She breathes life into personalities and perspectives that are worlds apart – and yet proves charming, charismatic and irresistible every time out." Hear, hear!
The independent sci-fi thriller Time Lapse walked off with the festival's Indie Vision: Breakthrough Film award [check out my interview with director Bradley King & cast member George Finn] Debra Granik's Stray Dog – the director's follow-up to her Oscar-nominated narrative film "Winter's Bone" – won Best Documentary. And Andrew Kightlinger's Destroyer was selected as the year's best short film.
Local film industry legend Al Milgrom was also honored Saturday evening, bestowed with a star on the Minnesota Walk of Fame, in recognition of a career spent importing and celebrating world cinema for the Twin Cities film community. Milgrom founded Minneapolis' University Film Society in 1962 and later launched the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival in 1983.
Saturday evening's ceremony marked the culmination of the 10-day festival, which screened more than 75 titles – a mix of independent premieres and Hollywood sneak peeks – at the Showplace ICON Theatres. In addition to the annual October festival, the Minnesota-based non-profit organizes year-round programming, as well as industry networking events and educational opportunities. Learn more at twincitiesfilmfest.org.
The complete list of 2014 winners:
Best Feature Film: The Imitation Game (dir. Morten Tyldum)
Runner-Up: Ink & Steel (dir. Jonathan Ehlers and Patrick Ward-Perkins)
Audience Award – Feature: Solitude (dir. Taylor Scott Olson and Livingston Oden)
Runner-Up: The Last Time You Had Fun (dir. Mo Perkins)
Audience Award – Short: Sad Clown (dir. Jason P. Schumacher)
Runner-Up: My Last Breath (dir. Cy Dodson)
Audience Award – Documentary: Scouts Honor: Inside A Marching Brotherhood (dir. Mac Smith & Tom Tollefsen)
Runner-Up: The Syndrome (dir. Meryl Goldsmith)
Indie Vision Award – Breakthrough Film: Time Lapse (dir. Bradley King)
Runner-Up: BFFs (dir. Andrew Putschoegl)
Indie Vision Award – Breakthrough Performance: Haley Lu Richardson, Actress "The Well" and "The Young Kieslowski"
Runner-Up: Eliza Coupe, Actress, "The Last Time You Had Fun"
Best Short Film: Destroyer (dir. Andrew Kightlinger)
Runner-Up: My Last Breath (dir. Cy Dodson)
Best Documentary: Stray Dog (dir. Debra Granik)
Runner-Up: The Immortalists (dir. David Alvarado and Jason Sussberg)
TCFF North Star Award for Excellence: Keira Knightley, for performances in "The Laggies" and "The Imitation Game"
TCFF-Minnesota Walk of Fame Award: Filmmaker Al Milgrom
Twin Cities Community Change Maker Award: Vednita Carver, executive director of Breaking Free. (BreakingFree.net)
2014 Recaps
- TCFF 2014 Opening Night Festivities + 'Men, Women & Children' review
- TCFF 2014 Day 2 – Interview with Haley Lu Richardson
- TCFF 2014 Day 2 Reviews: Father-Like Son, The Last Time You Had Fun, V/H/S: Viral
- TCFF 2014 Day 3 Reviews: These Hopeless Savages, 3 Nights in the Desert, The Well and House of Manson
- TCFF 2014 Day 4: Wild Canaries, Just Before I Go & double reviews of The Young Kieslowski
- TCFF 2014 Interview with Rik Swartzwelder, Writer/Director/Star of 'Old Fashioned'
- TCFF 2014 Day 5 & 6: Reviews of 'Evil, Enemies & Aliens' Shorts Block + Solitude
- TCFF 2014 Day 7: Romance Double Bill – Old Fashioned & Comet
- TCFF 2014 – Interview with Ink & Steel Filmmakers/Cast
- TCFF 2014 Interview with Bradley King & George Finn for sci-fi thriller 'Time Lapse'
- TCFF 2014 Documentary Reviews: Stray Dog, Flying Paper, Where The Trail Ends & One Good Year
Feature Films Highlights
Men, Women & Children (Thurs 10/16)
Director: Jason Reitman
Cast: Emma Thompson, Jennifer Garner, Rosemary DeWitt, Judy Greer, Ansel Egort, Adam Sandler
A group of high school teenagers and their parents attempt to navigate the many ways the Internet has changed their relationships, their communication, their self-image, and their love lives.
This one definitely looks intriguing and what a great cast! Ok so I never in a million years thought I'd see Emma Thompson and Adam Sandler in a movie together, ahah. But hey maybe in a more serious role, Sandler could be bearable. The premise reminds me a bit of Disconnect which I saw last year, but hopefully not as bleak.
The Imitation Game (Fri, 10/24)
Director: Morten Tyldum
Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley, Matthew Goode, Mark Strong, Allen Leech
Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Alan Turing, the genius British mathematician, logician, cryptologist and computer scientist who led the charge to crack the German Enigma Code that helped the Allies win WWII. Turing went on to assist with the development of computers at the University of Manchester after the war, but was prosecuted by the UK government in 1952 for homosexual acts which the country deemed illegal.
I'm beyond thrilled to see we've got this film! As you know it's on my most-anticipated Fall movies list, and the film's been getting a ton of buzz lately. Seems like a shoo-in for the awards race from this year. I LOVE the cast [obviously] and it's such an intriguing and important film, so I'm glad it'll have a regional premiere at TCFF before it opens in November!
Wild (Sat, 10/25)
Director: Jean-Marc Vallée
Cast: Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern, Gabby Hoffman
A self-destructive woman (Witherspoon) attempts to leave behind her years of drug abuse and reckless sex with a solo, 1,000-mile hike along the Pacific Crest Trail, in this adaptation of Minnesota-native Cheryl Strayed's best-selling memoir from director Jean-Marc Vallée ("Dallas Buyers Club").
Given the success of Dallas Buyers Club last year, naturally people are curious if Vallee can continue his critical streak with this one. The premise doesn't immediately grab me but when handled well, stories like this can be quite powerful.
Indie Narratives Highlights
There are a plethora of indie films this year, more than a dozen to be exact. There are a variety of genres featuring new and familiar faces. There's even a directorial debut from Courtney Cox. Here are just a select few that piqued my interest:
The Last Time You Had Fun (10/17 & 10/24)
Director: Mo Perkins
Cast: Kyle Bornheimer, Eliza Coupe, Mary Elizabeth Ellis
When Clark and Will meet Alison and Ida in a wine bar, the foursome struggle to have the most fun that four, bickering, barely married, pre-middle-aged, decidedly dysfunctional adults are capable of having.
The Well (10/18 & 10/22)
Director: Thomas S. Hammock
Cast: Haley Lu Richardson, Booboo Stewart, Max Charles
At the edge of a barren valley, all that remains of the Wallace Farm for Wayward Youth is a few hollowed-out husks of buildings and the memories of Kendal, a seventeen-year-old girl who can barely recall when the valley was lush. It's been a decade since the last rainfall, and society at large has dried up and blown away. Only Kendal and a few others remain, barely scraping by while dreaming of escape. When a gang leader named Carson lays claim to what little precious water remains underground, Kendal must decide whether to run and hide or bravely fight for what little she has left in this post-apocalyptic thriller.
3 Nights in the Desert (Sat, 10/18)
Director: Gabriel Cowan
Cast: Wes Bentley, Vincent Piazza, Amber Tamblyn
At a remote desert property, three estranged friends and former bandmates reunite to celebrate turning thirty. Travis, the wild man of the group, obsesses over producing revolutionary new music. So he has a plan in mind for his two friends: Barry, now a married lawyer, and Anna,back from years in Asia as a budding solo act. Travis leads his friends to a cave, promising that if they enter, it has the power to give them what they need. Barry and Anna laugh off Travis, still the mythmaker of the crew, but over the weekend unsettling desires rise to the surface. Soon the friends begin to wonder if it's the power of suggestion that affects them or if the cave has a real power to threaten all they hold to be true.
House of Mansion (Sat, 10/18)
Director: Brandon Slagle
Cast: Ryan Kiser, Reid Warner, Chriss Anglin, Devanny Pinn, Tristan Risk, Suzi Lorraine
House of Mansion chronicles Charles Manson's life from childhood up until his arrest following the raid on Barker Ranch months after the infamous Tate/LaBianca murders that sent a shockwave not just through Los Angeles, but throughout the entire world.
The Heart Machine (10/18 & 10/24)
Director: Zachary Wigon
Cast: John Gallagher Jr., Kate Lyn Sheil, David Call
This modern mystery tells the story of Cody (John Gallagher Jr., from TV's "The Newsroom") and Virginia, who start talking while he is in Brooklyn and she is in Berlin. It is a romance that could only happen online, and they're happy together, though they've never physically met. Once Cody becomes suspicious that Virginia may not be in Berlin at all, he becomes obsessed with finding the truth. Tracking two parallel journeys that show how technology complicates modern love, "The Heart Machine" explores the evolving relationships among physical and emotional intimacy, isolation in the urban hive, and the seduction of hiding behind a screen.
Time Lapse (Sat, 10/25)
Director: Bradley King
Cast: Danielle Panabaker, Matt O'Leary, George Finn
Three friends discover a mysterious machine that takes pictures 24hrs into the future and conspire to use it for personal gain, until disturbing and dangerous images begin to develop.
Just Before I Go* (Fri, 10/19)
Director: Courtney Cox
Cast: Seann William Scott, Kate Walsh, Olivia Thirby
Starring Minnesotan Seann William Scott, Directing debut of actress Courtney Cox. The story focuses on Ted, a man who decides to end his mediocre life. But before doing so, he returns to his home- town to revisit the demons of his past: the cruel school teacher; the relentless bully; the girl who got away. While staying with his brother and his dysfunctional family, he makes an unexpected connection with a girl who decides to document his last few days. A motley cast of characters helps Ted realize that life is complicated for everyone and the memories of the past can be reinterpreted.
* No trailer yet, so I will add that as soon as I have it
I always catch some intriguing docs during film festivals and this year is no different. I LOVE documentaries as they immerse you in a world that are often so different from your own. You're likely entertained whilst you learn and experience something that'd make a lasting impression.
Hunger in America (10/22)
Minnesota filmmakers will again be featured among award contenders, including 2014 TCFF Centerpiece film Hunger in America, a powerful documentary tackling the hunger epidemic in the US. The film's produced by Minneapolis' own Tim VandeSteeg and narrated by James Denton. VandeSteeg and Denton will appear at the special benefit with partial proceeds being donated to the St. Louis Park Foodshelf, an organization battling hunger in the Twin Cities Community.
Stray Dog (10/20 & 10/23)
From the director of "Winter's Bone" — Ron "Stray Dog" Hall lives in Southern Missouri where he owns and operates the At Ease RV Park. After seven years of living with four small dogs as his only companions, he is adjusting to life with his wife, Alicia, who is newly arrived from Mexico. Anchored by his small dogs and big bikes, Stray Dog seeks to strike a balance between his commitment to his family, neighbors, biker brotherhood, and fellow veterans. As part of the legacy of fighting in the Vietnam War, he wrestles with the everlasting puzzle of conscience, remorse, and forgiveness. With Stray Dog as our guide, we experience the restlessness of ex-warriors as he tries to make peace with what he can't change and weathers the incomprehension of those who have never been to war.
Flying Paper (Mon, Oct 22)
Flying Paper is the uplifting story of Palestinian children in Gaza engaged in the fascinating culture of kite making and flying.
The film follows Musa, a charismatic teenaged kite-maker in the village of Seifa, and Abeer an aspiring young journalist in the Jabalya refugee camp. They join a remarkable quest, along with thousands of other children, to shatter the Guinness World Record for the most kites ever flown.
It showcases the creative resilience of these children making and flying kites despite the difficult realities they face in their daily lives. The film has been co-produced with young Palestinians in Gaza trained by the filmmakers through a youth media program called Voices Beyond Walls. Through the perspective of children and young people comes a story of determination and artistic expression as the youth in the film work together to achieve a shared goal.
Shorts Block
I think it's cool that TCFF gives a venue for shorts filmmaker to showcase their work. I saw a bunch of great ones last year, including one from Conor Holt who's now part of TCFF staff called A Better Life. The short films are offered in a block of a half dozen or so, grouped together based on its themes.
Women in Charge (Sat, 10/25)
Run Time: 77 Minutes
We celebrate the advancement and impact of women in this eclectic group of narrative shorts. All of these films in Women in Charge block are either produced or directed by a woman, have a strong lead female character, or both. Whether it's a clever romance, ageless love, mystery, or a kick ass heroin, you'll enjoy this diverse journey lead by women. Films Include:
Apartment 3
Carrot Cake
The Contractor
Beyond Surveillance
Lust, Love and Lost (Fri, 10/24)
From the first sparks of attraction to the depths of a long term relationship, Lust, Love, and Loss short block examines the complexities of the significant relationships in our lives with both ourselves and with others. How do we grieve? What is the truth? How often should a couple have sex? Films include:
How 'Bout Now?!
The Cat's Cradle
Sad Clown
What Cheer?
Thurs – October 16
7:30PM: Men, Women & Children
Fri – October 17
1:00PM: The Immortalists
3:00PM: Big Significant Things
5:15PM: Father-Like Son
7:30PM: The Last Time You Had Fun
9:30PM: V/H/S: Viral
Sat – October 18
10:00AM: One Good Year
12:00PM: These Hopeless Savages
2:00PM: Old Fashioned
4:45PM: 3 Nights in the Desert
6:00PM: BFFs
7:00PM: The Heart Machine
8:30PM: The Well
9:00PM: House of Manson
Sun – October 19
10:30AM: Born to Fly
12:30PM: A Family Affair (Shorts Block)
3:00PM: The Young Kieslowski
6:00PM: Wild Canaries
8:30PM: Just Before I Go
Mon – October 20
6:00PM: Evil, Enemies, and Aliens (Shorts Block)
8:45PM: The Transylvania TV
Tues – October 21
6:00PM: To Say Goodbye
8:45PM: Solitude
Wed – October 22
12:30PM: Flying Paper
2:15PM: Father-Like Son
4:30PM: Old Fashioned
6:00PM: Hunger In America
7:00PM: Comet
8:30PM: The Control Group
9:30PM: The Well
Thurs – October 23
11:30AM: Hoop Dreams
3:00PM: The Immortalists
5:00PM: Where the Trail Ends
5:45PM: The World Around Us (Shorts Block)
7:00PM: Stray Dog
8:30PM: Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter
9:30PM: Strike One
Fri – October 24
11:00AM: The Syndrome
2:30PM: Big Significant Things
4:30PM: The Heart Machine
6:00PM: Lust, Love & Loss (Shorts Block)
6:30PM: Breaking Free From The Life
8:30PM: The Imitation Game
9:00PM: The Last Time You Had Fun
Sat – October 25
10:00AM: The Syndrome
12:30PM: Women in Charge (Shorts Block)
3:00PM: Scouts Honor
5:30PM: Ink & Steel
6:00PM: Wild
8:30PM: Time Lapse
TCFF's Silver, Gold & Platinum Passes are now available!
Silver $50 for 6 films; Gold $70 for 10 films; or Platinum $120 for 12 films + 2 tickets to Opening or Closing; Documentary Pass $45 for 8 select films; Gala Pass $80 for a 5 pack of tickets to one gala film of choice (Silver and Gold Packages do not include Opening or Closing Tickets).
(while supplies last)
Individual tickets will go on-sale at twincitiesfilmfest.org beginning October 3.
2014 Ticket Prices are as follows: General Admission $10; Opening Gala $25 (proceeds going to local charities); Closing Gala $20.
Stay tuned for more updates for this year's events.
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Enter the Game of Death
|Enter the Game of Death
|Directed by
|Joseph Valesco
|Produced by
|Kim Tae-Soo
Robert Jeffery
|Written by
|Her Jin
|Bruce Le
Bolo Yeung
Yeo Su-jin
Nick Cheung Lik
Nam Seok-hun
Lee Hoi Sang
Park Dong-Yong
Shim Sang-Cheon
Chu Chi-Ling
Kim Wang-Kuk
Kim Ki-Bum
Han Yin Chieh
|Music by
|Jeong Min-seob
|Jin Young-ho
|Edited by
|Hyeon Dong-chun
Tae Chang Enterprises Co.
PT Insantra
|Distributed by
Release dates
|November 3, 1978 (Korea)
February, 1980 (US)
May 7, 1981 (Hong Kong)
Running time
|89 mins
|South Korea
Hong Kong
Enter the Game of Death (Hanja: 十字手拳, Chinese: 死亡魔塔), originally released as Cross Hands Martial Arts and released in North America as The King of Kung Fu, is a Bruceploitation martial arts film inspired by Bruce Lee's unfinished film Game of Death. It stars the notorious Lee imitator Bruce Le. The film has received mixed to positive reviews and is considered to be one of the best Bruceploitation films.
There's a mysterious Chinese document that's hidden in the Tower of Death, and evil Japanese occupiers want to get their hands on it. Meanwhile, a Chinese fighter (Bruce Le) is training in the forest, only to be challenged by several Japanese fighters as well as Bolo Yeung. He defeats the other fighters, but flees from Bolo when he pulls out a sword. Bruce and Bolo meet again in a wrestling ring, where Bruce once again defeats Bolo.
Bruce's victory impresses the Japanese who want to hire him to go to the Tower of Death. However, Bruce is a Chinese nationalist and refuses. This leads to Bruce being challenged by another group of Japanese fighters in another forest, with Bruce once again reigning victorious. Shortly afterwards, Bruce discovers that a woman he thought was working for the Japanese is actually an undercover Chinese agent. They make a plan to retrieve the document from the Tower of Death.
Like in Bruce Lee's Game of Death, Bruce Le arrives at the Tower of Death and ascends to the top level, defeating a different kung fu master at each floor. At the top level, he gets the document. From here on, Bruce defeats the Japanese bosses once and for all.
Some consider Enter the Game of Death to be one of Bruce Le's best movies, because of its abundant fight scenes and surreal touches. An example would be a review by "James" at the website Bruceploitation:
"The DVD cover states that many consider this to be Bruce Le's best film to date. It's certainly one of the best...This movie is a must for all who love Bruce Le and great martial arts movies."[1]
Of course, there are some people who truly hate this film, including Joe909 at cityonfire.com:
"This movie proves yet again that Bruce Le sucks, and was the worst "fake Bruce" of them all. Even Dragon Lee had some charm, compared to him. The reason behind Le's loathsomeness is the audacious levels of "action" he and his producers packed into each of his movies; plot, character development, and even dialog were cast aside whenever possible and replaced by unending kung-fu battles. At least Bruce Le was a good martial artist, with some impressive kicks, but the guy just looks too goofy with his overdone "Bruce Lee" expressions and mannerisms."[2]
- ^ Many Bruces on GeoCities redirects to
BruceSploitation.Netwhich is a dead link
- ^ CityOnFire.com's Hong Kong Films "Enter Game"


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You can edit a single registry entry to clear the most recently used files list that appears in most Microsoft Office programs.
Many Office programs maintain a list of the most recently used (MRU) files. Additionally, the programs display this list on the File menu and in several other locations. These locations include the Open dialog box, the Save As dialog box, and the Insert Hyperlink dialog box.
The purpose of this feature is to provide quick access to files that a user is working on. In the interest of enhanced privacy, many users and administrators prefer not to have these files listed.
Although you can prevent this list from being shown on the File menu in the programs, there is no built-in method for removing the list or for preventing its display in other locations. You can, however, edit the Microsoft Windows registry to clear the list of the most recently used files.
Note This article describes how to delete the files that are listed when you click File, click Open or Save As, and then look under the File name box. After following the steps listed in this article, no files will be listed under the File name box.
This article does not discuss how to delete the files that are listed on the File menu. To do this, you must change the File menu settings in the Office or Office XP program. For more information about how to change the settings in the Office program, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/313454/ )How to clear the Most Recently Used (MRU) list in Office programs
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common\General\RecentFilesregistry entry. By default, that location is C:\Documents and Settings\<user profile>\Application Data\Microsoft\Office\Recent.
Delete the Most Recently Used files list in OfficeNote When the Recently used file list option is not checked on the General tab of the Options dialog box in Office 2000, in Office XP, or in Office 2003 programs, Word continues to save shortcuts in the default location. The default location is as follows:
C:\Documents and Settings\<user profile>\Application Data\Microsoft\Office\RecentThe default location is specified by the following registry entry:
To delete the most recently used files list in Microsoft Office XP or in Microsoft Office 2003, follow these steps:
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Well, my truck starts terribly. It needs to idle for about 5 minutes before it will even move under its own power. It shakes, blows black smoke, and occasionally stalls shortly after starting. Once it's up to temperature, it runs like a top. FICM voltage is rock solid at 48.5-49 (keoe, cranking, koeo). When it first starts if you read the DTC's you get cylinder 2 contribution/balance fault, and cylinder 4 contribution/balance fault. I'm going to replace those 2, as I'm sure they're the worst of the bunch. Is there any other way of diagnosing the exact cylinders? Those are the only 2 that fail the contribution test, but with the way it's running, it sure seems like more than 2 are experiencing stiction. After I replace those 2 I'm going to switch to t6/rev-x, and re-test.
I can't speak for the effectiveness of aftermarket scan tools, simply by virtue of the fact that I never use them (because I use the Ford IDS obvously). But if you're getting cylinders #2 and #4 setting low contribution balance faults, you're lucky. The way I diagnose faulty injector(s), is to start the engine up when it's completely cold-soaked (sat overnight since last running), with the IDS power balance graph screen up and ready to view the "low" cylinders as soon as the engine is started, and FICM compensation disabled (a feature that is likely unavailable with aftermarket scan tools). So far, I haven't had any trouble pinpointing weak/faulty injector(s) with this method. It doesn't hurt to have the "blue spring" pressure regulator spring installed either, which I'm sure you already have by now, if you are a "veteran" member of this site.
I do indeed have a blue spring installed, and a fuel pressure reading of 66psi at idle, lowest it will get to is 55 at WOT with my extreme tune loaded.
Cylinders 2&4 are the only 2 that fail the contribution test on cold starts, cylinder 4 will clear up within a minute, while 2 will persist until it's up to temp. I was planning on putting the injector swap off until I needed to do headgaskets/studs/oil cooler, but by the looks of it that could be a while, and the cold starts are definately getting worse. I doubt it'll even start once winter comes.
I guess the main question I have for you, as I'm sure you have a lot of experience with sticking injectors, is:
Do you believe 2 injectors (on the same bank) sticking would be sufficient to cause the lack of power I'm describing? I'm torn. Having driven many a truck with several bad injectors, this feels more like 2 being completely beat, with several others not performing optimally. It is with the latter that I'm looking for tips.
You know what's funny? I just literally came back from someone's house hours ago, diagnosing two faulty injectors with almost the exact symptoms you described. And I can tell you that having two cylinders not pulling their weight will definitely adversely affect how it drives. This should be a no brainer. Any more than two cylinders down, and you'll be lucky if the engine even fires up.
I need to find one more injector.
I just hate to go in there and only replace 2. I was hoping for a definitive test to determine if any of the others aren't pulling their weight. I KNOW 2 and 4 are bad, but The fact that it literally won't even attempt to move for 5 minutes makes me believe there are more that have failed but still work well enough to pass the contribution test. Thanks again!
What exactly do you mean by "definitive"? If you run a KOEO Injector Buzz test, and that returns a PASS result, what does THAT tell you? I don't about everyone else, but what it tells ME, is that the FICM and FICM harness are good. It also tells ME the injectors are "good" on the ELECTRICAL end (you can ohm out the OPEN +/- and CLOSE +/- to verify this). But, it doesn't tell me squatty pot about the MECHANICAL end of the component. Nor am I able to give you any definitive causes for the failures themselves beyond the usual wear and tear with use. I can tell you as a tech, that low fuel pressure, poor fuel quality, lack of maintenance only greatly accelerates and increases the likelihood for failures though. But I can also tell you that most of the time, removal will not give you any visual clues for failure unfortunately. Is that what you meant by definitive, some thing/test that you can run that will give you a VISUAL indication of weak performance/failure? Does your scan tool not give you a power balance graph that you can view? Is the FICM compensation cancel feature available on your scan tool?
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Spurred by the disappearance and deterioration of Butts County landmarks, a meeting was held on Thursday, May 13, to discuss plans and strategies to create a historic district for Jackson.
Special guests at the discussion were Corinne Thornton, Region 4 specialist with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs' (DCA) Local Government Assistance Division, and Cindy Eidson of the DCA Office of Downtown Development. Thornton and Eidson work with communities to guide and advise them in such undertakings as creating historic districts. They have recently worked with the Mainstreet revitalization program in Griffin.
Thornton explained there are various programs available which might apply to Jackson. The Mainstreet program is for cities over 5,000 in population. Better Hometowns is a program designed for cities with populations of 4,000 or fewer.
Bill Mauldin, who organized the meeting, said Jackson had worked on being placed on the National Register of Historic Places several years ago. Jackson Mayor Charlie Brown told Mauldin the University of Georgia had conducted a survey but he had never received a copy of the results. In response to Thornton's inquiry about what is currently driving interest in preservation, Mauldin replied, "Just last week another [historic] house was burned. We are losing them left and right."
Cheryl Hilderbrand said that the members of the Quality of Life committee formed from the March 11 Economics of Education Summit feel that preserving what is in Butts County should be a priority both to improve life for Butts County citizens and also to attract tourism.
"We can give you all the tools, but we can't make it happen," said Thornton. "You need political involvement and a champion to make it happen."
"Are there grants available?" asked Butts County Commissioner Keith Douglas.
Eidson explained that grants are few and far between but there are low-interest loans. Much of the funding is dependent on use, and on turning preservation into economic development.
"Being on the National Register is a very important recognition tool and a very important honor, but it doesn't protect anything from being torn down," said Thornton. "There is no requirement to open a building on the National Register to the public."
Local governments have the authority to create local historic districts and have the authority to determine what regulations they will enforce for the districts. Generally, local governments enforce exterior design restrictions for buildings in the district and are more lenient on some codes for buildings designated historic than for new construction.
"The biggest thing is letting people know what you are doing and why," said Thornton. "Public awareness is the key."
Thornton and Eidson suggested starting with a small area, probably the area immediately surrounding the Butts County Courthouse, and working to have it designated as a historic district by talking with each of the building owners and anyone in the public interested. The plan would be to be successful with a small area first, and then expand.
"We have never worked where people didn't say, 'We tried before,'" said Eidson.
Thornton and Eidson promised to check on what work had already been done in Jackson by the University of Georgia.
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