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Keynote session - Affording new medicines in the NHS - priority setting, patients' rights and the NHS constitution
Opening lecture by a barrister and professor of health law on the ethical issues around managing medicines across a population and the role pharmacy has to play in this area
What this session will do for you:
• Start the conference with a thought-provoking and stimulating lecture, designed to energise delegates and set the scene for the rest of the conference
• Hear an external perspective on the role pharmacy plays in this area
Chair: Catherine Duggan, Director of Professional Development and Support, RPSGB
Christopher Newdick, Barrister and Professor of Health Law, University of Reading
Exploring your heritage: What role does the Victorian Pharmacist have in our understanding and promotion of today's pharmacy profession?
The Victorian era was an important time for the profession. Through the establishment of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society it could be said that the mid-1800s marked the point when the pharmacy profession began. Jacob Bell and his colleagues lived in a very different world to one we know now; few people could afford to see a doctor, there was no NHS and many relied on pharmacists to deal with minor ailments and long term conditions. Although the products available were untested at best and poisonous at worst the role of the pharmacist as professional advisor on health was recognised by everyone. The Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Lion Television have been working together on a new BBC 2 documentary series called Victorian Pharmacy which will be a living history series filmed in a fully-functioning Victorian pharmacy, re-creating the role of a Victorian pharmacist.
This session will bring together the programme makers, pharmacists and historians to explore the heritage of pharmacy and how the science and practice of the past can play a part in raising the profile of pharmacy today.
What this session will do for you:
- Allow you to explore the heritage of your chosen career and consider how it plays a role in raising the profile of the profession today.
- Show you how the profession of pharmacy is being promoted amongst the public.
Chair: Bettany Hughes, Historian and Broadcaster, Research Fellow, King's College, London
History in context – what did the Victorian Pharmacists ever do for us?
Briony Hudson, Keeper of the museum collections, RPSGB
What I learned from being a Victorian Pharmacist
Nicholas Barber, Professor of the practice of pharmacy, University of London
Why Victorian Pharmacist makes good TV
David Upshal, Executive Producer, Lion Television
Practice research papers - building an evidence base for pharmacy services
Showcase of latest research in pharmacy practice from submitted papers.
Chair: Margaret Watson, University of Aberdeen
Cost effectiveness of community pharmacy minor ailment schemes
Wasim Baqir, Adam Todd, Tristan Learoyd, April Sim, Laura Morton
The Diabetes Pilot Program: Barriers and facilitators to translating research into practice in Australian community pharmacy
Ines Krass, Carol Armour, Jeffrey Hughes, Bernadette Mitchell, Christine Song, Gregory Peterson, Lorraine Smith, Kay Stewart, Lesley White
The PINCER trial: a cluster randomised trial comparing the effectiveness of a pharmacist-led IT-based intervention with simple feedback in reducing rates of clinically important errors in medicines management in general practices
Judith Cantrill
How pharmacists working on the PINCER trial helped to reduce hazardous prescribing
Rachel Howard, Anthony Avery, Judith Cantrill
A systematic review of weight management interventions in the community pharmacy setting
June Gordon, Margaret Watson, Alison Avenell
Practice research papers – Safer systems of work practice
Showcase of latest research in pharmacy practice from submitted papers.
Chair: Bryony Dean Franklin, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust/The School of Pharmacy, University of London
An exploration of the potential influence treatment culture on the prescribing of psychoactive medication for older people in nursing homes
Ailis Donnelly, Brendan McCormack, Carmel Hughes
An exploration of nursing home managers' knowledge of and attitudes to the management of pain in residents with dementia
Heather Barry, Carmel Hughes, Carole Parsons, Peter Passmore
Unintended discrepancies between pre-admission and admission prescriptions identified by pharmacy-led medicines reconciliation: Results of a collaborative service evaluation across East and South East England
Linda Dodds
Unlicensed medicines: risk and reward
John Houston, Julia Tolan, David Kean, Meabh Drain, Aron Kerr, Aaron Brady
Audit of discharge summaries in primary care
Jean-Michel Gauthier
Key debates in the undergraduate pharmacy curriculum
How do we promote professionalism amongst undergraduate pharmacy students? Why is it important to retain science as an essential part of a pharmacist's education? These are two of the key issues affecting undergraduate pharmacy education today.
What this session will do for you:
• Support you in your career progression by updating you with key developments affecting undergraduate education
• Show you how the role of student learning about professionalism informs student fitness to practice
• Give you examples used in teaching and learning which have successfully linked science with practice.
Chair: Carmel Hughes, Professor of Primary Care Pharmacy, Queen's University Belfast
Is the MPharm a time and place to learn professionalism?
Ellen Schafheutle, Lecturer in Law & Professionalism in Pharmacy, The University of Manchester
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The importance of science for practice
Duncan Craig, Head of Pharmacy & Pharmacology, University of East Anglia
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Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS
How pharmacy fits into the white paper agenda
An interactive discussion of how the emerging new NHS landscape will affect RPS members. The draft plan of work from the RPS will be shared during this session and participants will have an opportunity to influence these activities.
Empowering you in decision making - examples from different perspectives
Many challenges face us across the sectors in the coming years, so we need to equip ourselves and our teams with the skills to make decisions and to deliver their objectives in a way that improves patient outcomes. During the session, we will explore the differences between leadership and management and what these differences could mean in practice. We will use examples from practice to consider ways to enable and empower our team to effectively manage their objectives. The session will be interactive and discursive with opportunities to explore generic problems in practice from different perspectives.
Our two leaders come from different sectors and can bring to the session a wealth of first-hand experience in management and leadership in pharmacy and healthcare in ways that are meaningful and relevant to participants.
Chair: Catherine Duggan, Director of Professional Development and Support, RPSGB
Chris Green, Director of Pharmacy & Medicines Management, Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Linda Stephens, National Pharmacy Adviser, GSK
Practice research papers – Access to medicines
Showcase of latest research in pharmacy practice from submitted papers.
Chair: Peter Noyce, Access to medicines
Over-the-counter simvastatin: community pharmacists' adoption practices and attitudes five years post reclassification
Vibhu Paudyal, Denise Hansford, ITS Cunningham, Derek Stewart
A qualitative study of disadvantaged men's perspectives on smoking cessation: implications for pharmacy practice
Simon White, Wendy Baird
Pharmacist prescribing in North East England
Leila Neshat, Wasim Baqir, Deanne Francis, Jessica Clemerson, Jim Smith
Pharmacist prescribing in primary care: the views of nominated patients across Great Britain who had experienced the service
Derek Stewart, Katie MacLure, Christine Bond, Scott Cunningham, Lesley Diack, Johnson George, Dorothy McCaig
Training Undergraduate pharmacy students for prescribing: views of primary care based pharmacist prescribers in Great Britain
Maxwell Dapar, Dorothy McCaig, Scott Cunningham, Lesley Diack, Derek Stewart
Science into practice: The Importance of pharmacogenomics and new technologies for pharmacy
How do variations in the human genome affect patients' responses to medicines and what relevance is it for pharmacists? This session will explore the ethical, legal and practical impact of pharmacogenomics and other new technologies for pharmacy.
• To give you a better understanding of how emerging technologies in personalised medicine and disease prevention will affect the future professional development of pharmacy.
• To debate future scenarios where pharmacists can play an active part in accessing and developing services around these new technologies.
Personalised medicine – Is it the future of the practice of pharmacy?
David Thurston, Head of the Department of Pharmaceutical & Biological Chemistry, and Professor of Anticancer Drug Discovery, University of London
Ethical, legal and social issues surrounding pharmacogenomics and other new technologies
Joy Wingfield, Professor of Pharmacy Law and Ethics, School of Pharmacy, University of Nottingham
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Supporting patient decision making
An opportunity to explore the patient's perspective in medicine-taking and the factors that promote or hinder patient participation in decision making and how pharmacists, as professionals, can help them make the right choice in a way that improves patient outcomes.
What this session will do for you:
• Support you in improving your patients' outcomes by equiping you with a better understanding of how patients make decisions on medicines and how you can help them as a professional in making the right choice.
• Assist you in identifying strategies that will help you involve patients in decisions about their medicines as part of your everyday practice.
Factors promoting or hindering patient participation in decision making
Sarah Collins, Lecturer in Communication, Manchester Medical School
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Techniques and approaches for supporting patients to make decisions about treatment
Wendy Clyne, Head of the Medicines Partnership Programme at NPC Plus, Keele University
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Plenary session: Question time debate
Does aspirin "halve the risk of cancer" or does "long term use increase the risk of cancer"? Both stories from this year that may propagate the view that you can't believe anything you read in the papers. However, headlines don't tell the whole story, research is often contradictory and consensus can be rare, and presenting the views from all sides is a fundamental role of a free press. Is it the job of health professionals to show the benefits and risks of medicines or does the internet make everyone an expert?
This session will explore the relationship between science and the public seen through the prism of the media. We will explore where journalists get their facts and how the science community interacts with journalists. By looking at specific case studies such as the controversy over MMR vaccination and Swine Flu we will look how professional journals interact with the wider media world. Join us for this debate where you will have an opportunity to ask questions of our panel and find out for yourself whether a "good story" about medicines is always good news for everyone.
Chair: Neal Patel, Head of Corporate Communications, RPSGB
Sile Lane, Public Liaison, Sense About Science
Jacqui Thornton, Former Health Editor, The Sun
Olivia Timbs, Pharmaceutical Journal
Conference Chair Address
Making and Sharing Decisions about medicines: views of patients and professionals
Marjorie Weiss, Conference Chair 2010, Head of Pharmacy Practice, University of Bath
Conference Practice Research Award lecture
Listen to a key lecture from the recipient of the prestigious Conference Practice Research Award on their own research in the field of pharmacy practice and relevant work from related fields including health policy.
Pharmacogenetics: towards the safe, effective and cost-effective use of medicines?
Katherine Payne, Senior Research Fellow, University of Manchester
Genetic-based developments, such as pharmacogenetic testing, offer the prospect of additional information to support professional and clinical decision-making, leading to innovative approaches to treatment. Pharmacogenetic tests will also have an impact on use of NHS resources and it is therefore essential to evaluate the potential patient benefits. Katherine will draw on examples from her research programme to illustrate how it is possible to provide information on the relative patient (dis)benefits and health care costs to support professional decision-making in the NHS.
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society vision for the profession
Vision for the profession
Martin Astbury, Chair of the Shadow Assembly, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
How the Royal Pharmaceutical Society will help deliver the vision for the profession
Helen Gordon, Chief Executive, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
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The vision in England, Scotland and Wales: What is the top priority in each country?
Lindsey Gilpin, Chair of the English Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
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Sandra Melville, Chair of the Scottish Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Nuala Brennan, Chair of the Welsh Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Questions from the floor
Delegates will have the opportunity to engage and ask questions to the panel.
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Invisible patients – the pharmacists' tale
National Clinical Assessment Service (NCAS)
NCAS will present on why managing health concerns is important and their experience in supporting those who manage health concerns, challenges of managing health and the potential impact on service and performance. They will also introduce Pharmacist Support and the services available for pharmacists, how they can be accessed, what success could look like (i.e. what managers can expect) and tips for those managing pharmacists' health.
Connecting with others - developing leadership locally
Networking provides opportunities for individuals to grow and fulfil their professional potential and the new professional leadership body will provide opportunities for members to connect with other pharmacists. This will be demonstrated to delegates in this session, during which delegates will also receive tips and ideas about how to develop their own networking opportunities - particularly at a local level.
What this session will do for you:
• Provide you with ideas to develop your own networking opportunities
• Inspire you to use networking to boost your reputation
• Show you how you can use networking to develop your knowledge and skills
• Give you the chance to share and gain knowledge with peers locally
Local leadership for pharmacy- a Welsh perspective
David Morgan, Admin Lead of the North Wales Pharmacy Practice Forum
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LPFs: Sharing, learning and networking across the profession
Gill Hawksworth, Community pharmacist and Teacher Practitioner, University of Huddersfield, West Yorkshire LPF lead
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Clinical Leadership in Pharmacy – What does it mean for you?
Stephen Foster, Superintendant Pharmacist and Lead for East Kent LPF
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Practice research papers - User perspectives
Showcase of latest research in pharmacy practice from submitted papers.
Chair: Delyth James, Welsh School of Pharmacy
'You're an agent unto yourself': undergraduate students explain the reality of managing asthma medicines at university
Nde-Eshimuni M Salema, Rachel A Elliott, Cris Glazebrook
Information for young people with diabetes - is it empowering?
Charles W Morecroft, Linda Mason, Neil A Caldwell
The role of the pharmacist and extemporaneous dispensing: The views of school children
Paul McCague, James McElnay, Ryan Donnelly
Exploring patient opinions of MURs
Salma Iqbal, Kay Wood
Why do patients accept or decline the invitation for a Medicines Use Review?
Asam Latif, Kristian Pollock, Helen Boardman
Practice research papers - Communication and adherence with medicines
Showcase of latest research in pharmacy practice from submitted papers.
Chair: Hilary Edmonson, Community Pharmacist, Hull
Further investigations on GP prescribing and patient compliance of steroid inhalers for Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease patients within a PCT in North West England
Ian Cubbin, Andy McAlavey, Burns Wong
The HAPPY trial: a randomised controlled trial of a community pharmacy-based intervention for improving patient adherence to antihypertensive medicines
Johnson George, Kevin McNamara, Shane Jackson, Jeffery Hughes, Gregory Peterson, Michael Bailey, Arthur Hsueh, Rosalind Lau, Diana Bortoloetto, Kay Stewart
The effects of numeracy on the perceived risk of medicine side effects
Peter Knapp, Peter Gardner, Brian McMillan, D K Raynor, Liz Woolf
Translation and evaluation of patient information leaflets in Punjabi and Urdu for methotrexate and NSAIDs in treatment of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Christine Hirsch, Bhupinder Singh Jirh, Sadia Kousar, Selina Gill, John Marriott, Taunton Southwood
Influence of relationships, trust and rapport on pharmacist-patient communication
Nicola Greenhill, Claire Anderson, Tony Avery, Alison Pilnick
Making difficult decisions in the workplace
With increased work stress being one of the key issues affecting pharmacists today, this session will investigate how professionals can balance workplace pressures with a commitment to high quality patient care and improving patient outcomes.
What this session will do for you:
• Allow you to consider complex work situations where workplace pressures may compete with pharmacists' professional duty to patient care.
• Provide you with ways of supporting ethical decision making in the workplace
Patient-centred professionalism in community pharmacy
Marcus Doel, Head of Environment and Society, University of Swansea and Hayley Hutchings, Senior Lecturer CHIRAL, School of Medicines, University of Swansea
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Whistleblowing in the workplace
Cathy James, Acting Director, Public Concern at Work
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Empowering patients to make better health decisions
Better informed patients make better decisions about their health. This session will demonstrate how the pharmacy profession plays a major role in the wider public health by empowering patient decision making through public health programmes.
What this session will do for you:
• Empower you to support patient medicine decision making and therefore improve patient outcomes
• Show you how you can play an integral role in health of the nation.
Pharmacist and patient working together in cancer care: a rural perspective
Sandra Melville, Oncology Pharmacist, Lorn & Islands District Hospital
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Empowering the Cancer Patient
David Thomson, Chair, British Oncology Pharmacy Association
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How pharmacy can help patients decision making by promoting awareness and earlier diagnosis of cancer
Michael Peake, National Clinical Lead, NHS Cancer Improvement, Glenfield Hospital Leicester
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Practice research papers – Roles, performance and practice
Showcase of latest research in pharmacy practice from submitted papers.
Chair: David Wright, University of East Anglia
Pharmacists' well being at work; assessing a tool for benchmarking
Wasim Baqir, David Campbell
What do newly qualified pharmacists in Britain think about possible future roles as pharmacist prescribers?
Trudi McIntosh, Kim Munro, Derek Stewart, James McLay
Does learning the "pure" science elements of a pharmacy degree in a clinical setting better prepare students for their professional practice? Bridging the theory-practice divide
Nicholas Freestone, Shavinee Patel, Shan Deen
Defining and identifying performance concerns in community pharmacy
Sally Jacobs, Elizabeth Seston, Karen Hassell, Helen Potter, Julie Prescott, Ellen Schafheutle
Engendering and appraising 'professionalism' in pharmacy education
Maria Christou, Jill McDonald, David Wright
Science into practice: Implementing evidence in practice
While the importance of research evidence for practice is widely acknowledged, the amount of information available to practitioners is enormous. This session will investigate how research evidence is summarised into a format of use to pharmacists and how pharmacists can be cutting-edge practitioners and use such evidence in their day to day practice.
- To explore the process of synthesizing complex research evidence into a form relevant for practice and how pharmacists can play a role
- To suggest how practitioners can maximise the benefits from evidence based guidance
Developing and implementing NICE guidance – opportunities for pharmacists
Alaster Rutherford, Associate Director - Implementation Support , National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
The Polypill Concept
Nicholas Wald, Institute Director, Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine
Enhancing professional practice
Research is a vital part of a pharmacist's continuous professional development which underpins everyday evidence-based professional practice and provides the rationale for introducing new services. This session will explore how pharmacists can engage with research and how this research can inform professional development to enhance practice and increase job satisfaction.
What this session will do for you:
• Equip you with key tools and evidence to improve your day-to-day practice by considering how you can enhance your practice and increase your job satisfaction through engagement with research.
• Inspire you to become an innovator in your services to the public
Chair: Jane Portlock, Principal Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, University of Portsmouth
Pharmacy Practice Research: Putting your ideas into practice
Terry Maguire, Community Pharmacist, Maguire Pharmacy, Belfast
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Evidence into Practice: Non-Prescription Medicine Supply in Community Pharmacy
Karebor Ngwerume, Community Pharmacist, Brocklehurst Chemist, Hull
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Keynote session - Breaking down barriers and meeting challenges
In 1984, the famine in Ethiopia was brought to the world's attention by an image of a young International Red Cross nurse surrounded by thousands of starving people. Claire Bertschinger was that nurse and those pictures inspired Live Aid – the biggest relief programme the world had ever seen.
Credited by Sir Bob Geldof as 'the girl who started it all', Dame Bertschinger was approached by Michael Buerk and his TV crew and described to him, and the world, the scale of the tragedy taking place every day. In charge of distributing the limited food rations at her disposal, she was forced to choose the children and adults with the best chance of survival and, in her own words, 'felt like a Nazi commandant, deciding who would live and who would die'.
Following Ethiopia, Claire worked in other trouble spots including Lebanon, Afghanistan, Sudan, Liberia and Sierra Leone. She was subsequently awarded the Florence Nightingale Medal and was honoured for her inspirational nursing career with the Woman of the Year - Window to the World Award and the Human Rights and Nursing Award from The International Centre for Nursing Ethics. In 2010 she was appointed a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire.
Claire will share her story in the closing session of the conference and describe to delegates her experiences in facing challenges and making difficult decisions in the most difficult of environments, highlighting how professionals can break down barriers even when presented with seemingly insurmountable challenges. We hope delegates will leave this session and the conference feeling empowered to meet the difficult challenges you face in your day-to-day practice and understanding how you can overcome adversity when ethical pressures and workplace pressure compete.
Chair: Helen Gordon, Chief Executive, RPSGB
Keynote speaker: Dame Claire Bertschinger, Head of tropical nursing, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine


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Scams come in a myriad of twists, and the newest announced by the FTC relies on old-style phone fraud paired with a new angle--unsolicited (and fraudulent) tech support services with "follow-up calls" offering a refund on the bogus, unprovided services. The crooks collect bank or credit card information offering to provide a refund for services that never actually occurred.
"Once they've got you hooked, they claim that they need your bank or credit card account number to process the refund," the FTC says. "They might say that you need to create a Western Union account to receive the money. They may even offer to help you fill out the necessary forms--if you give them remote access to your computer. But instead of transferring money to your account, the scammer withdraws money from your account."
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- If you suspect your identity or account information has been compromised, contact your financial institution and financial advisor immediately. Victims of these false IT services are also encouraged to hang up on subsequent callers and file a complaint at ftc.gov/complaint.
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Hey world, don't mess with Stephen Colbert. President of MTV Networks Music & Logo Group Van Toffler found that lesson out the hard way when he yanked Daft Punk from the band's scheduled "The Colbert Report" appearance because they are also slated to give a surprise MTV Video Music Awards performance later this month.
Well, it's definitely not a surprise anymore. Colbert had no problem spoiling the news while sharing his wrath about the situation with fans. "If Daft Punk were on my show, people wouldn't tune into see them on the VMAs almost a month from now. That's how music works," he jokes. "You love a band, you see them once, then never want to see them again. That's why after the Beatles went on Ed Sullivan, they dropped off the face of the Earth. I think Ringo ended up working as a train conductor."
Fortunately Colbert had something even better up his sleeve to make up for the fact he didn't have Daft Punk to perform for his StePhest Colbchella festival. He put together a celebrity-filled cover of their song "Get Lucky" that can be enjoyed in all its wonder below. Let's face it, this probably is better than a Daft Punk performance anyway.


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So who is this Vegas film director who will helm the next Eli Roth-produced ghost thriller?
To oversimplify Chandler's young Vegas years: It once was her job to make sure Hunter S. Thompson got what he needed on set, and then Terry Gilliam talked her into dropping out of college to direct documentaries.
Starting May 5, Chandler begins principal photography on an untitled film she co-wrote with Roth ("Hostel") and Nicolas Lopez ("Aftershock"). It's co-produced by Roth and actress Colleen Camp.
Originally from Washington state, Chandler's family moved here when she was 6. She went to Valley and Bishop Gormon high schools in the early '90s, then UNLV film school.
She interned on the Vegas sets of "Taxicab Confessions" and "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," then became a documentary filmmaker.
"Taxicab" helped Chandler lose her inhibitions in cold-approaching people. And it taught her to respect people's privacy even when it was her job to expose their personal lives.
Then on the set of "Fear and Loathing," she was told to make sure Thompson got whatever he needed.
"I thought I would be really in for it, and afraid, but it was amazing."
"Fear and Loathing" director Terry Gilliam was an inspiration.
"He could run a set without losing his temper, but always being in control and always being kind to everybody, and getting exactly what he needed," Chandler said.
"I've been on other sets as a production assistant where you see (filmmakers) yelling at people."
Gilliam asked Chandler the obvious career question.
"He said, 'What do you want to do?'
"I said, 'I want to direct.'
"He said, 'What are you doing in film school then? Get some money, and direct a movie.'"
So even though she liked UNLV film school ("all the teachers were super dedicated"), she dropped out and went to work.
Chandler has been living fully. She worked on documentaries. She wrote. She got married. She had kids. She moved to Los Angeles. But now, she is back in Vegas.
It was two years ago she and her friend Roth were chatting about movies when they stumbled on the idea for this ghost thriller, which she won't divulge too many details about, and which has no title yet.
Her film has a tight budget and a short shooting schedule of just 18 days. Casting of actors and locals is ongoing. (Email your name and new photo to email@example.com if you're interested.)
This is her first narrative feature.
"I think coming from a documentary background, it helps me write better characters, because they're based in reality," she said. "Everybody I write is somebody I've met or experienced. It makes your characters more relatable."
OK, so she has done documentary filmmaking on Hells Angels and people with multiple personalities, sooo that's crazy.
Making documentaries was "a thousand times scarier" to her than doing this haunted film, she said.
"People's real lives can be a lot scarier. And you become really intertwined with your subjects, so the lines between your work and your personal life are non-existent. I'm sure you know that," she said (and yes, I do know that.)
She loved writing with Roth and Lopez for many reasons. Here are two.
First: "It's nice to have somebody else read your stuff for the first time to let you know if it's scary or not.
"It's important when you write with people that you're honest with each other. You say, 'This scene sucks.' And you have to not be offended and get past it, and get to a better place."
Second: "Horror people are some of the nicest, most gentle people in the world. They're so passive. You wouldn't think they would be making these movies."
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DALLAS — Jared Sullinger spent two years at Ohio State before going pro.
The Celtics forward wouldn't mind if more college players were in school for at least that long before they could be able to make the same move.
"It would be better for the college game in general," Sullinger said recently, leading up to Monday night's 94-89 loss to the Mavericks.
"You'd get to see these guys for two years and they'd become the focal point and you'd see how they develop."
Sullinger's thinking is in line with that of new NBA commissioner Adam Silver, who has said it's his desire to raise the league's age limit to 20 to keep prospective NBA players in college one year longer.


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I have the 20" Dual t5-HO Aqualight by corlife, freshwater planted tank, what're the best replacement bulbs for this fixture, for the planted tank? :)
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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Rising Likud lawmaker Danny Danon on Monday visiting the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Pisgat Zeev to strongly oppose the international community's uproar over the building of a few new Jewish homes there.
While in Pisgat Zeev, Danon collected a jar of earth and attached a note citing Psalm 137:5: "If I forget you, O Jerusalem…"
Danon said he plans to send the jar and the note to US President Barack Obama, whom Danon insists is completely biased against Israel.
Danon noted that there is almost no debate in Israel over whether or not neighborhoods such as Pisgat Zeev will remain in Israel's hands as part of a peace deal with the Palestinians. Polls consistently show that an overwhelming majority of Israelis oppose dividing the city and surrendering its large Jewish neighborhoods.
"Everyone is in agreement, and we're still not building in them" because of American pressure, said Danon. That fact alone, that the White House today is so totally ignoring Israeli consensus on an issue so important to every Israeli, "shows how much the government in Washington is biased against Israel."
For those that thought the Jewish building freeze was over, Danon sadly acknowledged that it continues in practice as the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu caves to US demands by making it nearly impossible for contractors to receive approval for new projects.
Yael Antebi, a Jerusalem city councilwoman who accompanied Danon, noted the ludicrous nature of the current rift. She pointed out that Pisgat Zeev is home to tens of thousands of Israeli Jews. It is a very large neighborhood where the construction of a mere 240 new apartments is barely noticeable. And yet, approval for those new housing units has caused the whole of the world's leadership to wail and gnash their teeth.
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isAction(string $action) : boolean
Method to check that an action is accessible from a URL.
Override this method to change which controller methods can be reached. The default implementation disallows access to all methods defined on Cake\Controller\Controller or QuickApps\Controller\Controller, and allows all public methods on all subclasses of this class.
string | $action | The action to check. |
Whether or not the method is accessible from a URL.
checkMaintenanceMode() : void
Checks if maintenance is enabled, and renders the corresponding maintenance message.
Login & logout sections of the site still working even on maintenance mode, administrators can access the whole site as well.
When site is under maintenance mode
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Triggers the given event name. This method provides a shortcut for:
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The event object that was fired
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Typography Blendr – Volume 62
Welcome to the 62nd edition of "Typography Blendr"! This is a series to showcase some highly creative, beautiful typography works from around the web. So if you're working on a typography design project and need inspiration, this series will be a great place to check out!


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The wannabe-stripper-turned-actor will go to any lengths to attract attention
Poonam Pandey is one girl who has made the most of social networking sites. From a naïve teen she turned into a celebrity overnight, and all she did was pose in front of the camera wearing skimpy clothes and upload the photographs on her website. She has 'everything' that a producer could look for in a debut actor and that might have helped her in bagging Amit Saxena's film. In a recent interview Poonam said, "I am just 20 and I already have 1.5 million followers on Twitter. To be honest, it feels great. I am quite comfortable with my body and I totally enjoy the attention. I don't know what my limits will be, because I haven't set any. Of course I will continue doing what I am doing now, because that is what my fans and followers like about me." Wethinks that at the pace at which she is moving, Ms Pandey can give a certain Ms Sunny Leone a run for her money. Do you agree?
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Subject: Re: The Wonders of... by Morgan on 2013/2/11 12:25:04 Off-topic: does anyone have a copy of this issue? The cover of the magazine gives me the impression that the article "Tolkien After Tolkien" is written by Guy Gavriel Kay (which I guess would be an interesting read). |


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Hi fellow Bibliophiles!
I have been rather neglectful to this blog... instead continuing to stay buried in a book as I have during the holidays. I'm hopeful that most of you have been doing this too and can easily accept my apology. Have I been reading? Um, yeah! (Translation: duh.) Just haven't been able to pull myself away long enough to actually WRITE about what I'm reading. Lol. But that's me, a bibliophile, an addict, an addict who's fallen off the wagon and fully embraced her love of reading - especially with all this free time to do so!!!
I've also been watching awesome holiday movies, eating yummy, but bad-for-me, food and hanging out with the people I love best! You too? I hope! ;)
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updating MaxMSP/Jitter; how??
Hi all
if I wish to get hold of the complete latest version of MaxMSP/Jitter (I have a full iLok licence), there appears to be no guidance on the site, just a download link to the latest version. Do I:
a) download and install to the current (old) Cycling74 folder?
b) let the installer 'autoselect' a folder destination?
c) carry out a full UNinstall of the current (old) version first?
d) install to a new folder, then uninstall the current (old) version?
Will the installation process overwrite folder preferences etc and 'update' MaxMSP/Jitter itself, or is there a requirement for user intervention? I'm concerned that all my externals, toots, prefs etc remain intact.
How do YOU update MaxMSP/Jitter?
ta ta
I'm not sure because all times when i have a problem with my computer i ask Cycling to send me new challenge, i think is not very simple. I have not ilok for the moment because i think flash memory is not very secure and if ilok have problem with database containing your licence, how to recover this problem. I hate the system of licence.
But to send you response, I think this
1) create Ilok account on http://www.ilok.com,
2) buy Ilok
3) to autorise max with ilok key send message to cycling support they send licence to ilok
4) after when you log in ilok .com and plug your ilok you can synchronise the ilok and take the licence on your ilok key
5) after if you loose ilok key Cycling decline responsability and you loose licencing, you must buy the product.
i don't have ilok but it probably is the same… simply install over the old one(no need to uninstall). let the installer autoselect(unless you notice it's doing something crazy like trying to install to your connected ipod… not likely ;)
your preferences, file-preferences, 3rdparty externals, etc. will all be there as they were when it's done(only updates the stuff that needs updating).
i've also heard that max5/patches is a good place to store any patches, tuts, you'd like to keep around…
however, you should still make a backup of anything you need which is external to max, just in case… the installer on one version might accidentally not work the same(or maybe it needs to wipe your prefs or externals at some point to fix some deep rooted bug… again, highly unlikely ;) or you might just have a harddrive crash…. in any case, you know the old addage:
"to err is human, to really f-ck things up takes a goddamned computer!"
so back it all up and then don't worry, it'll all be as you like it with the install of the update, anyways.
Thanks guys
just needed reassurance on what the installer actually does when updating; i think i shall back up all my 3rd party stuff, then do an auto-install.
ps, occasionally, opening an object helpfile slows everything down ("Max is not responding"), and then it wakes up again, is this something to do with the Max preferences file that lives in the app folder somewhere??
i doubt it has to do with preferences file…, but since i've never run into that problem, can't say for sure.
so i bump to help for an answer.
(you may want to put more detail about when this started happening(and possibly any specific object you run into this problem with), since you ask within context of this thread, it makes me think maybe it started happening after you updated?)
I have that with the help files too, sometimes, but only the first one is slow to open, then it's fine. Don't think trashing the Preferences will help with this, not sure.
Thanks for bump noob4life;
I haven't updated yet (I put it here cos i'm hoping that updating will solve this minor issue), but I will do today and then wait to see if the problem persists, and question support if it does
one more thing….
today, for the first time in awhile, Max was extremely slow in responding(nothing to do with help files, just in general… and i had just updated yesterday morning)… i decided to open up 'Activity Monitor' to see what was going on. I found one thread labelled, "UserEvenAgent" and it was highlighted in red with a "NotResponding" tag next to it. I selected that "UserEventAgent" then hit "QuitProcess"(all within 'Activity Monitor') and Max sped right up again. No probs anymore so far(without even having to restart my comp, which i will probably do eventually, anyways). I don't know if that will solve your help file prob but it might be a good thing to try… if you're on a Mac, anyways… not sure what the equivalent would be on Windows…
best of luck!
spooky – similar thing happened this morning for me, while copying a forum patch (New From Clipboard), Max just sort of, stalled and then resumed. The equivalent to Activity Monitor (I guess) on PC would be either Task Manager or Services Monitor. It's been that long since I had a Services spring-clean, better do one. And then update Max.
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Hotel Style Clásico Propio del lugar, rústico Contemporaneo, diseño Resort, vacacional Fusión Hotel Category Lujo exclusivo Lujo informal Chic, con encanto |
Der Kleine Prinz, Baden-Baden |
Lichtentaler Strasse 36, 76530, Baden-Baden, Baden Württemberg, ALEMANIA. |
Descripción: Der Kleine PrinzHotel Der Kleine Prinz in Baden-Baden, Germany has all the romance, luxury & lifestyle of Europe. Located in the western foothills of the Black Forest, Baden-Baden is an international SPA resort and festival town and the Hotel Der Kleine Prinz is a fairy-tale boutique hotel with the just the right amount of luxury. As a beautiful town house built in 1890, Hotel Der Kleine Prinz is full of history, charm and personality. Superbly located, a short stroll through the leafy green of Lichtentaler Allee leads to the casino, the famous Roman Irish thermal baths, the theater and the famous museum Frieder Burda.This unique family owned hotel is the ideal base for a relaxing festival weekend, honeymoon, golf weekend or a romantic stay. Beautiful, mostly antique furniture and details remeniscent of Saint Exupéry's story "The Little Prince" give every room a charming atmosphere. The beautiful lounge area with a library, an open fireplace and an internet corner offers an additional place to relax in a cozy yet elegant atmosphere while enjoying a drink or a snack. Descripción de habitaciones: Der Kleine PrinzAll rooms can be accessed by elevator and feature a safe, free WiFi, minibar and flat screen TV. Most of the rooms are air-conditioned. The 40 elegant guest rooms include 16 suites and junior suites. Each room is individually decorated with an eye to detail and has its own style and character. Some of the luxurious rooms and suites have a whirlpool bathtub, an open fireplace or a private sunroof. In order to meet the guests demands in every way, the hotel rooms are constantly renovated and the service improved.Aclaraciones e información adicional: Der Kleine PrinzDining in the Gourmet Restaurant:
Food lovers will be in for a real gastronomic experience in the exclusive restaurant where seasonal, French and regional cuisine is served.
There is excellent room service if you want to enjoy a meal in an intimate atmosphere.
Every afternoon guests are invited to the traditional Afternoon Tea in the lobby, in front of the open fireplace or in the sunshine in the idyllic courtyard.
Special Events: The beautiful lounge area with a library and an open fireplace is suitable for private events and business meetings on a smaller scale. Golf: As a member of the golf club Soufflenheim/Baden-Baden, guests receive 50% reduced greenfee rates. In addition to the spectacular 18 hole championship course, designed by Bernhard Langer, members and guests have the choice between an attractive 9 hole course and a 6 hole short course, as well as luxurious practice facilities, all located within the 140ha site. VIP Club at Festival Hall: Der Kleine Prinz, has its own seats in the first two rows of the VIP Club at the festival hall Baden-Baden. The concierge can gladly reserve tickets for first class events with world known stars at the 2nd largest opera- and festival house in Europe. The VIP Club offers complementary beverages and canapés before the show begins and during the intermission. Chauffeur Service: Upon request the sister hotel, Belle Epoque, offers limousine service with chauffeur at any time at an extra cost. Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge. All rooms can be accessed by elevator. |
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Número de habitaciones: 40
Categoría oficial: 4 stars superior.
Fecha de creación o última remodelación: Late 1800´s/1985/2003.
Período de cierre del hotel: Open all year.
Idiomas: German, English, French.
Régimen de fumadores: This property has smoking and non-smoking rooms.Tarjetas de crédito aceptadas: Eurocard, JCB, Mastercard, Visa. Coordenadas GPS: 48° 45' 26.15'' N 8° 14' 31.31'' E Aeropuerto más cercano: Strassburg - 45 mn. by car/train
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I have 3 of the Alpine RUE M1RF remotes that work with Alpine stereos with the wired remote connection on the back. I switched to a Clarion stereo.
All 3 remotes have an individual reciever you hook to power and ground behind the stereo then the remote works via RF to control your stereo. They are water proof and will even float when hanging out at the back of the boat and want to wirelessly change track, volume, etc. 1 is brand new still in the packaging. I will sell it for $40 shipped ground. (Within 48) The other 2 I used for 1 season, I installed brand new batteries in both, just do not have the little mounting clip that came in the packaging, if you wanted to hard mount the remote rather than place on a lanyard for example. $25 shipped ground each. |
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The first of its kind, the CW-X Ventilator Tight for Men is a warm weather conditioning tight designed improve circulation and reduce heat fatigue. Conditioning Web technology helps muscles and ligaments band together to stabilize knee joints, provide continuous support to muscles, and increase circulation. Strategically placed Ventilator panels help reduced excess heat and keep you cool so you can perform your best. The ideal 4-season tight, the Ventilator delivers targeted support, xcelerated recovery, and UV protection.
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The CW-X Ventilator Tights for Men are the first warm weather conditioning tights. They are perfect for warm weather athletes who want lower body support and cooling. Mesh ventilation panels located in the hottest areas of the leg (the quadriceps and calf); allow hot air to escape and cool air to enter, reducing heat fatigue and improving circulation. Coolmax quick-drying body fabric wicks moisture away from the body to the outside of the tight, keeping it cool, dry and comfortable. The patented CW-X Support Web provides targeted support to the knee, IT band and hip flexor areas for greater stability and improved performance.80% Coolmax /20% Lycra 4-way stretch body fabric pulls moisture away from the body to the outside.UV protection UPF 40+Versatile performance for both outerwear and as a base layerAnatomically engineered providing comfort, ease of movement, and a better fitReflective "flash" and logos provide extra visibility for night time activitiesFlat seam constructions eliminates abrasions, increases comfort, and enhances fitKey pocket and double reinforced waistband with flat draw cord
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that's bytes per second. idle transfer
I check that shit pretty obsessively as a leftover habit of my Linux days
one of 200 or so on rotation
Kinda, Vedi was probably expecting something like this http://i.imgur.com/bza4x.jpg
why do you have a picture of varg in your pirate porn folder
time well spent making that
Couldn't be arsed finding any pirate porn (or pony porn for that matter) so just threw two image in there to make the thumb
Any new releases yet? Been a week since I heard a fresh new 2012 release :>
Eulogy for the Damned - Orange Goblin.
Go listen to it.
Probably their best album imo
cursive - i am gemini is cool
it's a concept album. you know... castor and pollux. except their names are cassius and pollock
hell the lyrics sheet in the album is like a transcript more than a lyrics sheet
want pics?
@ akayz
Dubstep/Possibly Electro-House. Have you been living under a rock?
You'll get an interview for both of them no bother. I go to Stevenson and they give any dribbling retard an interview. Just show up and use words longer than 3 syllables and you'll be considered some sort of demi god
Damn you I just really want a Mac.
i'll see what it's about.
I don't understand even messing with desktop backgrounds and stuff like rainmeter. who actually looks at their desktop?
then again I went from fluxbox/debian to windows so I'm not really a big fan of flashy shit
my all shit? what about it?
also hey look it's me
I went from dwm/debian to windows but look at me I still look like something right out of a KDE preset
I have a second monitor plugged in ready to go but don't use it because dual screens are useless to me
Hey hey hey!
I thin he's talking about the MLP one.
Good evening gentleman, how are we all doing?
holy fucking shit it's half past 7 already
gnome is worse than KDE, at least KDE was pretty
bitch you better step off
um no
anyway DWM is the sexiest no doubt
that looks nice minus the start orb
I keep wanting to use a minimalist windows/rainmeter theme but I can't find any that don't look terrible
With Rainmeter I always try to combine a bunch of skins, it ends up looking terrible, and then I delete everything. I've seen some nice looking ones but I can never get it to look good.
Just use one skin, don't combine them, they weren't created to look good together. And don't put 50 different things on the screen, just use a max of 4 (imo). Otherwise it'll be cluttered like shit.
i could have lied = fruiscante's best solo
aren't the different components of a theme called a skin?
I'm not sure, it's been ages since I've fiddle with mine, it's looked good for ages.
pretty accurate


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Pakistan urged to learn from other South Asian countries
January 22, 2014
ISLAMABAD: UN Assistant Secretary General Haoliang Xu and the new United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Director for Asia and the Pacific has urged upon Pakistan to learn from other South Asian countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
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The Ministry of Planning, Development and Reform (MPDR) and the UNDP launched here on Wednesday the fifth National MDG Report for Pakistan in Islamabad MDGR. The report assesses progress towards achieving the MDGs, galvanising efforts for a final push for their achievement. The report records successes and challenges, and shares initial thoughts on the post-2015 development agenda for Pakistan. For the first time, this MDGR includes a review of sub-national and district level status and trends. UNDP Pakistan is also launching an Internet MDG monitor to make up-to-date information on the country's MDG progress more widely.


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Nelson and Andy contemplate how to tackle the rock step and the crux of the climb. The small section of rock, about 3/4 of the way up the couloir was easy to negociate with a little care and some patience. Some feel better roping up for this small section, as a fall could be bad news. The rock step is behind me and for some reason I didn't think to get a shot of this section. May 6, 2006 | Image Data
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Posting has been a little slow recently, but I found an interesting article on Bloomberg, by way of a post on Paul Krugman's blog.
The article is worth reading in full, and in part compares Iceland with Ireland, and how the two countries reacted to and approached the financial and banking crisis very differently.
Unlike other nations, including the U.S. and Ireland, which injected billions of dollars of capital into their financial institutions to keep them afloat, Iceland placed its biggest lenders in receivership. It chose not to protect creditors of the country's banks, whose assets had ballooned to $209 billion, 11 times gross domestic product.
And here's the kicker:
"Iceland did the right thing by making sure its payment systems continued to function while creditors, not the taxpayers, shouldered the losses of banks," says Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, an economics professor at Columbia University in New York. "Ireland's done all the wrong things, on the other hand. That's probably the worst model."
Ireland guaranteed all the liabilities of its banks when they ran into trouble and has been injecting capital — 46 billion euros ($64 billion) so far — to prop them up. That brought the country to the brink of ruin, forcing it to accept a rescue package from the European Union in December.


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Let's see... blah blah blah blah love to hear myself talk
My standards for literacy are clearly higher than yours. The fact that you (and perhaps 89 or so other people who graduated next to you) don't understand this, or consider it an issue to correct... that was kind of my point.
I'm on the internet- not writing an essay.
Using slang and improper punctuation on a social news site doesn't make me illiterate. When you walk around and interact with people outside of academia (you know, in the real world) do you also form completely proper sentences and never use slang? I guess you probably do.
You're probably one of those whiny guys that walks around correcting everyone who says "Me and my friends" instead of "My friends and I." God, that's so annoying.
You should thank your lucky stars for being in the country you're claiming is falling apart. You wouldn't survive a day outside of the protective bubble they provide for you. Time to wake up buddy, there's a real world out there and you're missing out on it. Bigtime.
(1) Never draw what you can copy. (2) Never copy what you can trace. (3) Never trace what you can cut out and paste down.


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Dictionarytrompe l'oeilPronunciation: ( Fr. trônp lœ'yu; Eng. trômp' lā', loi'), [key] 1. visual deception, esp. in paintings, in which objects are rendered in extremely fine detail emphasizing the illusion of tactile and spatial qualities. 2. a painting, mural, or panel of wallpaper designed to create such an effect. Random House Unabridged Dictionary, Copyright © 1997, by Random House, Inc., on Infoplease.
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