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Posted: Fri Jun 02, 2000 7:45 pm
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This is kind of a small bit, but in the scene where that one kid throws up on that old guy, and Mark (Mickey) just about falls over with laughter... I love that! Not the throwing up, but the spontaneous way Mark laughed. It wasn't forced or unnatural, the way a lot of actors laugh on screen. And I like the way he laughs, anyway. It makes me wish I could be around him, 'cause I know he has a great sense of humor! I think he would be so much fun on a date!
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Location: Canada
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2000 5:04 am
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Basketball diaries is my favourite movie ever. Not because of Mark's role (he's had many better roles then he did in this one even though he did an unbelievable job like always). But this has been my favourite movie since i saw it four years ago because it is such a realistic portrayal of Jim Carrols life. Everything about it shows the truth of getting addicted and everything that happens to u and how it affects and ruins ur life. This will always be my favourite movie of all timeout of all the movies i've ever seen in my life. I wish i could see who the real Jim Carrol is because he must be unbeliveable. He's a famous musician, poet, writer,etc. and that is sooo unbelivable that he could go from a druggie to such a succes. Marc Wahlberg was great at the role that he had. Micky was a good role for him even though it was a bad caracter. He could have played the lead easily and done an exillent job but Leo was perfect for that role. He must have made Jim Carrol proud. I love mark and all his movies r outstanding. Not just because he's the hottest actor out there but because he's such a great actor. When he takes a role he truly becomes the character. It is so unbelivable how he went from jail to being a rapper,to a model, to an outstanding actor. His life is kinda like Jim Carrols.I will always love mark forever because he's great at everthing he does. If there's anyone out there who hasn't seen Basketball Diaries u have to go rent it right now. It's unbelievable.
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Joined: 03 Aug 1999
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Location: New YORK.NY
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2000 3:02 am
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Well here I am again reading peoples thought's at 4:00 am in the morning, anyway it is very nice to see how many people appreciate good work and are able to add there own insight to a film...Well just so you know Basketball Diaries is where Mark and I met I was a consultant on the film teaching all about the effects of heroin and other drugs as well...this film also shares a small part of my heart, as it was my first...anyway as always....One Love E
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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2000 3:30 am
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to e-
i just bought the newest issue of GQ with Mark on the cover. I read his amazing story and in one part of the artice he said that he dosen't drive anymore, that he has someone drive him around. He said it was a consultant he met on basketball diaries that was teaching Leo how to look more addicted. By any chance r u that guy? If so that is so awsome. U r so lucky to get to see him all the time and u got to work on the film with him and Leo. How amazing. This to me is one of the best films ever. U r a very lucky person to know someone as unbelivable as Mark. His life was unbelivable. How he could go from jail to a respected actor is amazing. He gives hope to all the street kids. Please tell him what an inspiration he has been for everyone. U r very lucky
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2000 1:12 pm
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This movie is based on the real life of Jim Carroll. Heard of him? He is old like me-ha! Anyway, it is a great commentary on how kids can and do get mixed up with drugs and how they can spiral so far from what is balanced and good. I think that this movie should be shown in Junior & Senior high schools- as an illustration on how bad it can get and how in the end- drugs just leave you with stories to tell and regrets to remember.
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2000 10:09 pm
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has anyone read the book? i laughed at the part where he talks about the guy (i cnat remember his name right now i'll have to look for it) who used to take IT out and the cops came and cuffed him and his "*" was hangin out...lol there's alot of other funny stuff (at times an uncomfortable kind of funny )along with reality. it was really good and i read it a few years before i saw the movie and have yet to find anyone else who has read it. it is really good. the last line in the book kinda sums (sp?) it all up on how most would feel in that situation. what confused me was in the book they rob a pharmacy and in the movie they rob an ice cream store and Mark's character was created by two diff people from the book, Herbie and Mickey... alot didnt make it in the movie but it was still pretty good.
Freddie C is the name of the guy that i mentioned earlier.
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Location: Irvine, CA, US
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2000 3:08 am
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Basketball Diaries is a great movie! Leo and Mark are great druggies. Loranne Bracco (my moms cusion) is also great in it as Leo's mom. Also you know how Mark has the little goffy side in The Big Hit and Boogie Nights well this is a far from that side as you can get. The only bad thing is that they sniff there nose like 9 million times in the movie and it drove me out of my mind so it shows I can never date a drug addict! ha!
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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2000 4:27 pm
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I loved this film , there is something about it that really makes you think, i saw it first a couple of yeasr ao , then i started to get really interested in mark and bought it.He is such a good actor, especially when they are playing in the basketball game when they took the downers by mistake-i love that bit. Although it is a very serious film there is one bit that always makes me laugh, after Jim has had that horrible....erm..experience in the public toilets with that man , he goes to find Mickey and they try to score off a guy sitting on a bench, as they walk away mark says 'my ****ing nuts are iching me like crazy' i laughed so much when i heard it, but it's relly faint and you have to listen for it
love the film!
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2000 4:44 pm
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So, I watched
Basketball Diaries
. Man, what a depressing story. Anyways, I liked the film, it was pretty good. The first time I laughed was when 'Mickey' imitated the Irish priest - Wahlberg did a great accent. There were a couple of other funny parts in the film (though it was a dark movie) but I can't remember them now.
What struck me as funny was how the film reminded me of DiCaprio's
The Beach
. DiCaprio narrated both tales and both times, his character fell into himself, into his own dark, crazy surreality in his mind. Eeek. Spooky.
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Yo Christina*theoriginal*,
There's a book on Baskeball Diaries?
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Location: Samara, Russia
Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2001 5:27 am
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To MELODY and everyone who watched the film or/and read the book.
Melody, yes, there's a book of the same name by Jim Carrol. It's his real diary. The film on the story is compressed and is like a seadrop which contains everything sea has in itself.
As for the film. Well, I think I'd rewatch it -- so many memories have just stired up in my mind. But I should say that this film was not an easy stuff to watch. Very depressing, indeed. Even after a week had passed I still had that bitter aftertaste and was lost in my thoughts now and then. When I watched this movie for the first time I didn't look at Mark, and that was understandable, 'cos Leo did the main part. And did it amasingly realistic. I even thought for some time that he was a junkie. But there was something familiar in the face of the guy next to him. And it is very important fo me now to pay the greater attention to Mark. Once again I am going to plunge into that dirty sticky world of drug addiction just to take out a shiny image of Mark and his talent.
To those who are gonna watch the Basketball Diaries or read this book for the first time or once again - enjoy the watching and reading and don't ever let that monster called drugs into your lives and the lives of your children.
By the way, are they (I mean Leo and Mark)friends or someting? Who are Mark's closest friends, tell me.
Katya, Russia (excuse my English...)
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Location: Grosse Pointe
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2001 9:55 am
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This movie was grat I mean not only did they get the message across about being you know drug users and everything. When the were in the bar and there old teammate was on TV talking about how he got to the championships and everything it made me and Im sure a lot of other people realize that drugs ruin your life and what you have worked for it to become.
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2001 10:52 am
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for sure , i'll be looking for the book. it's probably even more intense than the movie.Maybe there'll be more info in the book than the movie.
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James Gunn And James Mangold On Politics At The End Of 2017
Craft Summit 2017: The Art of Editing with Walter Murch (58 min)
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"The Making of an Underground Film," "CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite," 12/31/1965
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The Key West Hemingway Cats Are Safe (With 66-Second Doc On 12-Toed Cats)
Jerry Lewis On Using Video Replay, From "The Total Filmmaker"
"Ten years ago at Telluride, I said on a panel that theatrical distribution was dying. It seemed obvious to me. I was surprised how many in the audience violently objected: 'People will always want to go to the movies!' That's true, but it's also true that theatrical cinema as we once knew it has died. Theatrical cinema is now Event Cinema, just as theatrical plays and musical performances are Events. No one just goes to a movie. It's a planned occasion. Four types of Event Cinema remain.
1. Spectacle (IMAX-style blockbusters)
2. Family (cartoon like features)
3. Horror (teen-driven), and
4. Film Club (formerly arthouse but now anything serious).
There are isolated pockets like black cinema, romcom, girl's-night-out, seniors, teen gross-outs, but it's primarily those four. Everything else is TV. Now I have to go back to episode five of 'Looming Tower.'"
~ Paul Schrader
"Because of my relative candor on Twitter regarding why I quit my day job, my DMs have overflowed with similar stories from colleagues around the globe. These peeks behind the curtains of film festivals, venues, distributors and funding bodies weren't pretty. Certain dismal patterns recurred (and resonated): Boards who don't engage with or even understand their organization's artistic mission and are insensitive to the diverse neighborhood in which their organization's venue is located; incompetent founders and/or presidents who create only obstacles, never solutions; unduly empowered, Trumpian bean counters who chip away at the taste and experiences that make organizations' cultural offerings special; expensive PR teams that don't bring to the table a bare-minimum familiarity with the rich subcultural art form they're half-heartedly peddling as "product"; nonprofit arts organizations for whom art now ranks as a distant-second goal behind profit."
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("The picture above was taken at the end of a week and a half of hardcore Blackjack." Ed. note: [*shakes head*])
Cue Debbie Downer. Evan Tanner posted another journal entry today about how he's already lost all the money he earned from UFC 82, and is now completely broke. Like, broke to the point of digging through dirty laundry and storage boxes to find enough change to buy a can of off-brand tuna, which is all he's been consisting on for days. Hungry, and without money to buy food. Like, homeless person broke. And why? Because he spent a week and a half in a casino trying to win enough cash to pay his bills and other debts, and ended up losing what little he actually had. And also? He'd do it all over again if he could.
The subtext here is that Evan Tanner has replaced the delusions and denials of an alcohol addiction for the delusions and denials of a gambling addiction, but I'm not sure if he's made the connection yet. I'm tempted to just copy+paste his entire heartbreaking/infuriating story, but here's the meat of it:
For those of you who don't know, when a fighter competes in the UFC, the purse is usually broken into two equal parts. There is a guaranteed purse the fighter receives just for showing up, and then there is the bonus purse, the other half, the fighter receives if he wins the fight. I knew that if I won the fight, I would be able to get everyone paid back, pay off the invoices I owed for the Team Tanner gear, pay my web designer, and have enough left over to get me to my next fight. Well, as we all know, the fight didn't go as well as I had hoped. I only got the guaranteed purse, minus the medicals and other deductions. Considering the amount of money I owed, this didn't really leave me much money to work with.
What was most important to me, more important than my own comfort, was paying back the people that had helped me out, and paying off my obligations. It is nothing more than a man should do.
But then it hit me, the thought that I could take what I had left down to the casino, and that maybe, just maybe I would get lucky, and make enough money to pay the last of my bills. That's what I did. I took my money down to the casino……And I did get lucky, lucky enough to think I was going to get it done. I played hard. I don't do anything halfway. I put my time in. I was so deep into it that I lost reference. I went at is for a week and a half, staying up all night, playing blackjack for 24 hours straight sometimes, forgetting to eat, not wanting to sleep…
In the end, I lost not only what I had won, but the little bit I had started out with as well. So I spent a week and a half gambling, staying up all night, not eating, dealing with all of the emotional ups and down of winning and losing, and I don't have much to show for it, except that now I'm broke, I'm feeling really worn out, I'm a little depressed, and my sleep scedule is backwards.
Now you may ask if I regret it, if I would do it differently if I could, if I would take it back. NOT A CHANCE!!!!! … I went for it. I put it all on the line. I always will. I knew what the consequences would be if I failed, and I was willing to accept them. So any of you reading who might be feeling a twinge of sympathy, don't. I made my decisions, and I accept the consequences. I'm no victim. And to those who are thinking about preaching at me, don't bother. I won't hear you. I haven't accomplished anything in this life worth remembering by playing it safe. That's boring to me anyway.
Great accomplishment only comes with great risk. I'll accept the crippling, gut wrenching disappointment of risking all, and failing, but only by putting my whole heart and soul, my whole being into something, will I have the chance to walk among the stars. Those who risk nothing, those who live their lives in fear, will never have that chance. Failure is not a sin. It's being too afraid to even try, that is a sin.
…which I guess is a noble attitude, if we were talking about anything other than gambling in Vegas. Failure, according to my definition, is putting up your tuna money against the turn of a card, and for an addict, success means avoiding risky behavior altogether. Evan will undoubtedly relapse unless he gets into a program, with a sponsor, somewhere far away from his current situation. We hope he realizes that those who are "preaching" at him only want to save his life.


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Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - Radim and Robert RAW - FULL CONTACT
Radim and Robert RAW - FULL CONTACT
Radim Hajek and Robert Drtina got together for a great scene. They start off with some push-ups and then get into arm wrestling which Robert wins. Radim compliments him on his strength and then offers him a massage. He starts to feel Robert's arms, but before a massage can begin they both kiss. Then they stand up and begin to feel each other's bodies, kissing some more. Radim begins to rub his hand over Robert's groin and they kiss some more. Then Radim opens Robert's pants and they drop to the floor, revealing his cock. Radim drops down and takes the soft cock in his mouth and begins to suck. The cock responds and is soon nice and hard. Radim's mouth works over the cock suck it really well, then he stands and his pants are opened too. His cock is already quite hard and Robert goes down onto his knees and starts to suck. With those big balls hanging low, on Radim, Robert sucks and wanks on that big cock. Radim lays on the bed and Robert sits so that he can continue to suck and wank on that cock. As he is being sucked Radim reaches round and takes hold of Robert's dick. He wanks on it as Robert's head bobs up. Then Robert lays on the bed, with his legs up and Radim starts to play with his ass. He tongues that hole and then slips a finger in to open it up. His cock is next and it slides into that hot hole and starts to fuck. Radim fucks that ass nice and deep, with Robert moaning. Changing position, with Robert bent over, the fucking continues. Radim really works that hot hole. They move again and Robert sits his hot ass down on that throbbing cock, wanking himself as he rides. With Robert bent over again and Radim's dick deep in his ass he wanks himself to a fine cumshot. Radim continues his fucking until he is ready to cum too and he pulls out, squirting all over Robert's chest to bring a lovely scene to an end, finishing with another kiss.
... more about Radim and Robert RAW - FULL CONTACT further in this newsletter
Our Coming Soon Set Preview
In Wank Party 2013 #7 we have a great cast of guys, Ivo Kerk, Vasek Konik, Borek Sokol, Tomas Zadany and Libor Bores. We find them in Drakes bar, with Ivo on the stage dancing. He removes his shorts as he dances and Borek reaches over and puts a tip into his underwear. Then Borek joins Ivo on stage and for some erotic play. The all the guys move to another room. Then they discuss what to do and decide that having some sexy fun is better than watching TV. Libor and Tomas start to kiss as Vasek and Borek are feeling the sexy Ivo. Ivo really shows the way, stripping naked, followed by Libor who takes his pants off. Borek is quick to start sucking on Ivo's cock as Tomas and Libor continue to strip. They kiss each other again as Tomas wanks on Libor's cock. Borek and Vasek join Ivo in being naked on the sofa and Vasek goes down on his cock. Libor stands and wanks as his buddy Tomas finishes stripping off. Borek is then being kissed by Vasek, and Ivo sucks cock. Tomas is also sucking on Libor's dick as Ivo switches his attention to Vasek, wanking him some. Then Libor and Tomas trade places with Vasek and Borek, so they can play with Ivo. Ivo quickly goes down to suck Libor as Vasek sucks Borek's big cock. Then Libor returns the favour, sucking on Ivo's rock hard cock as he sucks Tomas. Vasek stands so that Borek can suck him and he is joined by Ivo. Borek now has two dicks to suck and does it very well. Tomas lays on the sofa with Libor over him, sucking on his throbbing cock as Ivo goes down on Borek's again. With Ivo occupied on Borek's dick Vasek moves over to join Libor and Tomas, he sucks Libor. Tomas joins Borek and Ivo and the three of them take turns sucking each other. Libor also wants to suck more, and Vasek lays on the sofa with his cock deep in Libor's mouth. Then they move to a 69, so they can both enjoy the sucking. Libor reaches round and fingers his ass as he is sucked by Vasek. His ass wants more and Vasek fingers him as Borek rims Ivo's hot ass. Then Borek fucks his big cock between Ivo's feet as Tomas feeds his dick into Libor's eager mouth. Then Libor sucks both Tomas and Vasek at the same time. Things have built up very well indeed, with all the guys so hot an horny. We can all look forward to much more in part 2.
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It's kind of a wintery or late fall day in Prague. Figure that out.
Lots of political developments in Prague today. As I write these words the parliament is debating whether to dissolve itself and induce a snap election. I'll bet there will be a snap election. Czechs are the most fed up I've seen them in the twenty plus years I've lived here. Radio Prague has a pretty good summary:
Here's a really good article about a recent poll. Czechs are Fed Up!
Regarding speculation about the return of the former Mr. President to politics, "There is no political entity Klaus would consider worth his return" Such modesty.
And the interview with Karel Schwarzenberg.
Finally, we all want to wish a Very Happy Birthday (tomorrow) to our official casting couch score keeper Tom Cap!
We lead off the newsletter today with a fabulous duo, featuring Radim Hajek and Robert Drtina. That is followed by a submission wrestling match, with Jan Panik and Daniel Korda. Then we have Daniel Budik's erotic video and finish off with Tomas Zadany's session stills.
We also have four very good castees indeed, with Jindra Baron, Ivan Bernadek, Pavel Zbynek and David Corka. That is a great selection and makes a choice very difficult today. But, after much deliberation I have decided to pic Pavel Zbynek.
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MONTICELLO — Sullivan County's Legislature approved local laws that will punish adults who allow other people's minor children to drink or use drugs on their property and those possessing or selling synthetic marijuana.
MONTICELLO — Sullivan County's Legislature approved local laws that will punish adults who allow other people's minor children to drink or use drugs on their property and those possessing or selling synthetic marijuana.
The so-called "social host" law is aimed primarily at adults who preside over teenage drinking parties. The marijuana law targets a substance whose dangers have ignited a flurry of legislation from federal, state and local officials.
"The social host law I think is a real good way that we not only talk the talk but walk the walk," said Sullivan County District Attorney Jim Farrell, congratulating the Legislature that passed both laws on Dec. 20. "It's going to improve the quality of life in Sullivan County."
The social-host law would apply to anyone over 18 who "owns, rents, or otherwise controls" a property where underage drinking or illegal drug use occurs.
Exemptions exist for minors drinking with parental consent or for religious reasons, and for kids using legally prescribed drugs.
First-time offenders would be guilty of a violation punishable by a $500 fine and an order to complete an alcohol-awareness program or up to 30 hours of community service.
A subsequent offense would constitute a misdemeanor. Those found guilty again will face up to a year in jail and as much as a $1,000 fine.
Farrell and advocates backing the social host law cited the results of youth and adult surveys on drinking administered last year by the Recovery Center's Prevention First NY initiative.
The average age of first use of alcohol is 13.2 years, according to the youth survey. It also found that 30 percent of kids drink at home and 32 percent drink at someone else's home. The adult survey found that 93.7 percent supported a social host law.
"Hopefully, we won't have to use it," Farrell said. "Hopefully, people will take it to heart."
Synthetic marijuana use has been particular popular among teenagers. It has also led to an outbreak in emergency-room visits, with users being treated for symptoms like rapid heartbeat, seizures and loss of consciousness.
Sullivan's law will target anyone selling, possessing or driving under the influence of synthetic cannabinoids. Offenders could receive up to a year in jail and lose their driver's license.


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Wednesday, July 16, 2014 at 11:00 AM
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For ages Birth - 3
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The osFree project has published its first screenshot. "osFree is an open source free (non-commercial) software development project. Goals of the projects are to replace all (or most) of OS/2's subsystems with open-source analogues. The base compatibility system is OS/2 Warp 4 (Merlin), but that doesn't mean we won't be supporting features of newer versions of OS/2 like OS/2 WarpServer for e-business and eComStation by Serenity Systems."


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Chicago-Kent College of Law established the Center
for Access to Justice & Technology (CAJT) to make
justice more accessible to the public by promoting the use
of the Internet in the teaching, practice, and public access
to the law.
The article was featured in the April 26, 2008 issue.
To view the write-up, visit the Chicago
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Spend your summer volunteering at the Self-Help Web Center
(SHWC) in Room 602 of the Daley Center.
The SHWC has three Internet-enabled computer workstations
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web-based tools and resources created by Illinois Legal
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BRASILIA, Brazil, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Researchers say a new species of Brazilian wildcat has been hiding in plain sight, within the DNA of an already known species called the tigrina.
The new species was identified after scientists analyzed the DNA of several different wildcat populations, the Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday.
Brazilian scientists studied several different populations of distinct wild cats: the pampas cat (Leopardus colocolo,) Geoffroy's cat (L. geoffroyi) and the tigrina (L. tigrinus), a roughly house-cat-sized feline.
The genetic study showed that while northern tigrinas had interbred with pampas cats, and southern tigrinas had done so with Geoffroy's cats, the southern and northern tigrinas were not interbreeding with each other.
"L. tigrinus was clearly subdivided into two genetically distinct populations," the researchers reported, noting the two populations looked far more different on a genetic level than their similar appearance would suggest.
The two tigrinas populations were really two different species, the researchers concluded, possibly suited to different environments, with northern tigrinas living mostly in savannahs and other relatively dry spots while their southern cousins live in denser, wetter forests.
The rarer northern species would remain Leopardus tigrinus, the researchers said, while the more common tigrina in the south has been renamed Leopardus guttulus.


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Túrin in Nargothrond
Túrin in Nargothrond is the tenth chapter of The Children of Húrin.
Túrin was admitted to the halls of Nargothrond for he came with Gwindor, who was once betrothed to Finduilas, daughter of Orodreth, King of Nargothrond. But none greatly recognised Gwindor, so much had his torment changed him, for he was bent with age and maimed. When Túrin was asked his name, Agarwaen, son of Úmarth (that is Blood-stained son of Ill-fate) he called himself, for he wished to leave his darkness behind.
The sword Anglachel was forged anew so that its black edges burned with pale fire; and Túrin's prowess with the blade gained him the respect of the Elves, and after a time he became a counsel of Orodreth; and his advice was to fight Morgoth openly. This Gwindor ever gainsaid, marking that he knew the array of Morgoth - for he had seen that the power of Angband was greater than all the gatherings of Elves and Men. Secrecy and stealth should be their manner.
But Túrin advanced in influence and was soon chief counsellor to the King; and Orodreth then took Túrin's guidance and the Elves no longer took secret ways in their skirmishes, but marched openly from Nargothrond; and a bridge was built at the Doors of Felagund so that they might make swift passage over Narog and hasten to war. For his valour, the elves girt Túrin in dwarf-mail and dwarf-mask so that his enemies flew from him – and they called him Mormegil, the Black Sword.
All the while, Gwindor's honour fell, for he was weakened from Angband; and Finduilas looked now upon Túrin with admiration, and she found her heart moved when he was near. Seeing this, Gwindor's friendship with Túrin was cooled and the elf cursed Morgoth, for the Great Enemy it seemed would follow his foes until the very bitter end; and he saw the ruin that came in Túrin's train. And Gwindor went to Finduilas and said she must beware, for Agarwaen was in truth Túrin; truly was he the son of Húrin, whose kin Morgoth cursed even now.
Finduilas came straight away to Túrin and asked him why he would hide his real name. In this, Túrin was angered, for he felt his fate was now betrayed; but Gwindor said, "The doom lies in yourself, not your name."
Yet in this time when the Black Sword held peace west of Sirion, Morwen and Niënor fled the tyranny of Dor-Lómin to come to Doriath in Melian's ward. But there they found Túrin long gone.
This chapter illustrates two elements of Túrin's character:
1. His charisma
2. The Doom that enrobes him
Túrin's innate charisma
Túrin is a lord among men; he is the son of Húrin Thalion and the true ruler of Dor-lómin and the House of Hador. He is often compared to the Elves he has grown up with; called Adanedhel ("Man-Elf") in Nargothrond; and is said to be tall and strong in stature. This innate power and strength combined with a potent lineage produced a naturally intense charisma that encircled Túrin and affected others in his company. It was this authority (combined with his prowess in battle) that supported his rise to chief counsellor of Orodreth.
The Doom laid upon him
During his time in Nargothrond, as it might be said in many periods of Túrin's life, he seems beyond the grasp of Morgoth's powers; and for a while might escape the shadowy fate laid upon him. Yet even in these periods of retreat and renaming, we find that aspects of Túrin's character negatively affect his decisions:
- In particular his pride bordering on arrogance;
- His innocence of others and lack of empathy (he has a raw difficulty in seeing how others feel – he cannot see the origin of Gwindor's coolness nor the attentions of Finduilas).
Both Gwindor and Finduilas might see these traits as a further concentrated outcome of Túrin's feelings of superiority.
Both of these elements of Túrin's character combine in Nargothrond. As a result he has authority and respect; but this is soon to be the key of doom to the Elven-kingdom.


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Report of a WHO Informal Consultation on Traditional Medicine and AIDS: In Vitro Screening for Anti-HIV Activity
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Persons with AIDS are seeking many different treatments, some using plant products, with the hope of obtaining either a cure or relief of symptoms. There is scientific evidence based on in vitro studies that some medicinal plants do in fact have inhibitory effects on HIV. A consultation on in vitro screening of traditional medicines for anti-HIV activity held in Geneva from 6 to 8 February 1989 offered promise that scientifically valid collaborative studies of traditional medicines, particularly medicinal plants, might lead to effective and affordable therapeutic agents.
Natural products can be selected for biological screening based on ethnomedical use, random collection or a chemotaxonomic approach (i.e., screening of species of the same botanical family for similar compounds), but the follow-up and selection of plants based on literature leads would seem to be the most cost-effective way of identifying plants with anti-HIV activity. No single in vitro screening methodology for anti-HIV activity is ideal and confirmatory assays in multiple systems are needed to examine completely the potential use of a compound.
To promote further research in traditional medicine and AIDS, a list of appropriate institutions where the different activities for the scientific evaluation of plants and their extracts for possible treatment of AIDS can be carried out are included in this document.


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Masters of Horror: The Washingtonians (US - DVD R1)
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What if everything we believe about the sacred icons of American history turned out to be a fabrication? Suppose, for example, that George Washington was actually a blood-crazed cannibal. Suppose generations of fringe Americans have covered up this fact and held this supposedly evil First President's actions sacred for centuries. Suppose you found proof of this, and then found you and your family mercilessly pursued by blood-crazed killers sporting powdered wigs and wooden teeth.
This is what we've come to expect from the Masters of Horror series—up market versions of HBO's Tales from the Crypt, even though series producer Mick Garris specifically said he wanted to avoid such comparisons when the show was first released about two years ago. Tales from the Crypt culled ironic and often silly stories from comic horror's golden age and modernized them with state of the art make-up effects and half-decent production values. The vast majority of episodes found in the supposedly more theatrical MoH series do the same thing, though more often utilizing splatter-punk novellas and short stories as creative fodder.
There's only a small handful of episodes in the two season run that reach beyond their one sentence concepts, and though I've found several episodes quite entertaining, I'd only classify one as great filmmaking (that would be Stuart Gordon's Black Cat). With this smaller level of aspiration in mind I am more able to accept each episode on its one sentence concept, though I continue to be disappointed by the creator's lack of genuine ambition.
The one sentence set-up for this particular entry in the second season is, 'What if George Washington was a cannibal?' It's funny, and it makes for an entertaining episode, but the ambition ends there. Missing from this particular tale of the anti-crypt is any level of intelligent political satire or irony (in more able hands it could've been the right-wing answer to season one's coup de grace, Homecoming). Setting up the father of our country as a bloodthirsty monster, worse than even Caligula or Kahn is tailor made for biting political comment, but every attempt, including the eye-rollingly awful final image, is about as thought provoking as a gassy dog.
The veneer of comedy is more than nominally effective, as the sheer audacity of a secret society of cannibalistic socialites dressed in powdered wigs and breeches isn't scary to those working outside of the fashion industry. Director Peter Medak is clever to maintain the utmost level of menace when dealing with the title crazies for the film's first half, veiling them in shadows and keeping their movements graceful. When the big revel comes it comes via peephole, distorting the foppish killers and displaying them as even more goofy than the concept dictates. Once the real laughs are out of the way, and any sense of menace has been eradicated we are able to resume watching the film as a deep, dark comedy, as the filmmakers themselves have even admitted that they've got nothing here to scare you.
Not the season's crowning jewel, but a fine example of black comedy by way of inane imagery and gross-out effects, the very definition of the second season on the whole, as are low expectations. This could be a gloriously offensive mess, but it ends up just another in a long line of conspiracy horror flicks like The Believers, Rosemary's Baby, and the equally disappointing yet entertaining Society, to which [/i]The Washingtonians[/i] shares quite a bit in common.
The Washingtonians isn't a huge step back in video quality, but it isn't quite as sharp as the majority of the season two output thus far. The overall image is a bit fuzzy, and there's some cross-colouration, specifically in warm colours and skin tones. Blacks are still rich, and solid colours are pretty bright, and low-level noise is minimal. This disc is by no means comparable to the compression artefact plagued season one releases, but it's lacking a bit overall.
The whole of the audio design in this episode is a bit blasé. The score is only minimally effective, and the sound effects are mostly saved for the big eating scene (which is a bit of an icky sound effect overload, frankly). There's nothing wrong with placement or distortion, but the whole thing is a bit flat. The Dolby Digital 5.1 track comes most to life in the film's middle section when the costumed Washingtonians first attack. The sounds of their knuckles rapping against the front door are heavy. The LFE throbs and the surround channels echo with aggressive knocks.
First up on this Masters of Horror release is a commentary track featuring director Peter Medak and writer/Star Jonathon Schaech. The commentators are both happy and warm fellas, and the track is one of the liveliest of season. Schaech seems happy enough to have had his script filmed, and is full of compliments for Medak, who has made the episode purely for fun. Medak makes a few claims to political undertones in his interpretation of the material, but also seems happy having made such a ridiculous little motion picture.
Next are your two token featurettes. First is 'Feast on This', which covers overall production, and involves a lot of giggling on the part of the participants. It seems that everyone here thought the short was pretty funny, and worked on it because they had a good sense of humour (though I'm pretty sure work isn't entirely steady for Toronto actors, Saul Rubinek or director Medak these days). 'Wigs, Teeth, and Powder' covers the make-up and special effects, though apparently Greg Nicotero and Howard Berger didn't have much to do with episode. It's nice to hear from other members of the make-up team, but I'm surprised that the KNB heads didn't attach themselves to such a juicy episode.
Fun fact: According to hair stylist Adina Shore, each Washingtonian powdered wig cost about $600, minus labor.
The Washingtonians finishes the disc with one uncommon extra, a blooper reel, and the usual script, trailers, and image gallery.
The Washingtonians belongs on a double feature reel with Dario Argento's second season helping Pelts. Both are almost unimaginably stupid and shallow when watched with a truly critical eye, but neither overstays its welcome nor does it fail to draw a few healthy belly laughs. Pelts is the better episode, however, because its plot lacks the potential that The Washingtonians squelches. It's a slightly unfair assessment, but my expectations have been lowered enough that fairness seems unnecessary.
Review by Gabriel Powers
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Disc Details
Release Date: 18th September 2007
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 2.0 English
Subtitles: None
Extras: Director/Writer Commentary, Feast on This, Wigs, Teeth, and Powder, Bloopers, Trailers, Script, Gallery
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Peter Medak
Cast: Saul Rubinek, Johnathon Schaech
Genre: Horror
Length: 57 minutes
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On Friday my friend got some bad news. Her son, Paul, went for a haircut, but the stylist couldn't cut him. He had lice! Oh sh*t!
Yes, I know and my friend knows, that lice do not pose a health threat. But our collective opinion on lice is that eggs and bugs in your child's hair is gross. My friend reacted the same way I would have—sheer panic. (I have panic disorder and take medication to treat it.) Then she took her whole family to a lice treatment center in North NJ. For nearly $700 the family was deloused. Her son had eggs and many bugs. She and her husband had eggs and their toddler was clean. Well, after the baking soda/conditioner, three-hour comb treatment performed by an RN—the whole family was clean. Of course my friend is meticulously combing everyone's hair, using special oils and shampoos and the family is returning to the lice treatment center on Saturday for a recheck. Even so, my friend had a panic attack. Multiple. And she cried. Yep, that is how I would react. No doubt.
Her husband was awesome—calm, cool, collected—a rock that kept everyone standing. I told him I thought he was wonderful for his reaction and his response really hit home: "What good would 2 people panicking and going crazy be? How would we accomplish anything or get our son treatment? He said, and his wife agreed that she is the panicky one and he is the calm one and they balance each other out—because let's face it—sometimes you need to panic and shake up the calm one and vice-versa.
As a single mom who lives alone with JD, I have to say I wish I had this constant emotional support—it's so much more than a child support check. And when I was in Hawaii I realized, even though I live alone, I'm not alone. On the way to Hawaii we flew to LAX and stayed over, then flew to Hawaii. But, on the way back, we flew DIRECT: Hawaii to Newark. It was a little under 10 hours and that didn't hit me until we were driving to the airport. JD also had a small rash on his cheek that was bugging me out. Is he having an allergic reaction? OMG!
Anyway, I started to panic. Uncle Carlo was chatting away with our driver, as my head was spinning and my brow was sweating. I felt like my throat was closing up. I felt like an elephant was sitting on my chest. I felt like I couldn't breathe. I was dizzy. I was panicking and I was waiting for my panic attack to peak. At the airport, Carlo took one look at me and told me not to move. He handed me a water and checked our bags at the curb. He swooped up a sleeping JD and linked my arm with his and he led us through the airport and security, pushing a cart with our carry-ons. I started to cry. I was really freaking out about this long flight, how JD would react. I was thinking horrible things. Carlo calmed me down, sat at my side, led us on the plane. I took some prescribed anti-anxiety medication and was able to calm down. JD slept the whole way home and Carlo kept a watchful eye on both of us—he made me eat and drink when I didn't want to. I'm so lucky to have my big brother. Single moms need someone who can balance them out when the sh*t hits the fan. If you can't think of that person right now—if you have no go-to person, then I urge you to find someone to be your…hero. Everyone needs help sometimes. No shame.
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Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas denied youthful offender status for Thomas E. McGrew Jr., 17, of Maple Road, Wilson, who had pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of attempted second-degree course of sexual conduct against a child.
The crimes occurred between October 2011 and the spring of 2012. McGrew could have been sent to prison for as long as four years. The time he's spent in the County Jail since his arrest last September will count toward his prison time.


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It's not a tie-in with the animated-film franchise (man, how sweet would that be?), but "Ice Age," the new video from Trent Reznor's How to Destroy Angels, is a relatively heartwarming affair from a guy known for his less-than-rosy worldview.
Posted to YouTube on Wednesday, the clip finds the L.A.-based electro-rock outfit -- which in addition to Reznor includes Atticus Ross, Rob Sheridan and Reznor's wife, Mariqueen Maandig -- jamming on the prettiest cut from this month's "An Omen" EP inside what appears to be somebody's weekend lake house. (Watch the video below.)
What makes the loveliness of "Ice Age" even more surprising is that it was directed by John Hillcoat, the Australian filmmaker known for his brutal 2009 adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's "The Road" and for a couple of avant-western collaborations with the equally brutal Nick Cave.
The video gets a bit creepy toward the end, we'll admit, with a long shot of an ominous-looking sea and some quick-cut images depicting a flock of birds going Hitchcock on an innocent beachgoer. But even there you've got Maandig's calming vocals -- and Reznor's tasty kalimba playing -- to soothe your frazzled nerves.