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December 12, 2011
Columbus State employee was movie extra
Sandy Zeller
With the holiday season upon us, the now-classic A Christmas Story will be airing again on television. Viewing the film, about a boy in the 1940s who dreams of owning a BB gun, has become something of a tradition in many families. While A Christmas Story was considered a flop at the box office (taking in just over $12 million during a four-week run for its 1983 theatrical release), it became a big hit years later.
Sandy Zeller, a buyer for Columbus State's bookstore, was fresh out of college in 1983 and was working as a buyer for Higbee's Department Store in downtown Cleveland. Because several scenes of the movie would be shot in or around Higbee's, store employees were recruited to appear briefly in the film. "I knew the HR manager who had been asked by the film company to hire some extras, so I signed up," says Zeller.
Higbee's is featured in the opening scene where Ralphie (played by actor Peter Billingsley) first spots the Red Ryder BB Gun. Next, the store appears as
a backdrop during the parade just before Ralphie goes to see Santa, and it shows up again when Ralphie and a friend visit Santa inside Higbee's.
"I was in all three Higbee's scenes playing various parts. I was a clerk behind the counter and I was also a customer shopping in the store. Outside, during the parade, I'm in the crowd. They were filming in January of 1983 and it was cold standing out there."
Zeller says filming took about a week. The store remained open during the day for the public. "After they closed in the evening, the filming would begin. I worked all day as a buyer, then at night as a Hollywood movie extra. I made a few hundred dollars for the work. It was a lot of sitting around waiting for camera shots, but it was fun," she says.
Zeller says it was somewhat "surreal" seeing herself on the silver screen when the movie was released later that year, but she has no regrets. She's now connected to a classic Christmas film that has become a part of Americana.
The Bookstore plans a free showing of the film this week on Thursday night, December 15, starting at 5:30 p.m. There will be free popcorn and special pricing on beverages and snacks! So bring a few friends after work to sit back and enjoy this holiday classic.
SBDC named TechColumbus Innovation Award semifinalist
Michael Bowers
Michael Bowers, district director of the Ohio Small Business Development Center at Columbus State has been named as a TechColumbus Innovation Award semifinalist for Innovation in Non-Profit Service Delivery for the second consecutive year.
The Innovation in Non-Profit Service Delivery award honors a non-profit organization that has applied or implemented a technology or process change that has positively impacted the ability of the organization to provide constituent services.
Presented by TechColumbus, the annual Innovation Awards recognize outstanding achievements in technology leadership and innovation. From hundreds of nominations, 13 outstanding leaders and teams who exemplify the best in technology leadership and innovation in 2011 will be honored during the Innovation Awards ceremony on February 2, 2012.
Toys for Tots drive wrapping up
The annual Toys for Tots drive is now in the final stretch! Marines will pick up the boxes in offices around campus on Wednesday, Dec. 14. If you are still planning to make a donation, please do so by early Wednesday morning.
Once collected, the toys will be organized and turned over to the U.S. Marine Corps during a short ceremony on the Delaware Campus. Several Marines will be on hand for the event to be held on Thursday, December 15 at 1 p.m. in Moeller Hall. Employees are invited to attend.
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TechColumbus Board elects Smith
TechColumbus announced that Dwight Smith, Founder and CEO of Sophisticated Systems Inc., has been elected Chair of the TechColumbus Board of Directors. Smith succeeds Dr. Steve Allen, CEO of Nationwide Children's Hospital, whose term as Chair has expired. Smith was formerly Chair of the Columbus State Board of Trustees.
"Dwight Smith is an excellent choice to lead the Board as the Columbus region continues its development as a world-class tech economy," said Dr. Allen. "Dwight is a highly respected business and community leader and technology entrepreneur and has championed the TechColumbus mission since its creation six years ago."
As Chair, Smith will preside over the search for a new CEO which began following long-time CEO Ted Ford's announcement in October that he will be leaving the organization effective December 31, 2011.
Wellness Seminar: "How to fall asleep, stay asleep, and improve your sleep"
Mount Carmel Workplace Health will offer a seminar on sleep wellness, Thursday, December 15, from 12:00-1:00 p.m. in CT107. The seminar will also be live broadcast to the Delaware Campus in DA Room 129.
Did you know that insufficient sleep is associated with a number of chronic diseases, including diabetes, and that lack of sleep poses important implications for disease management and outcomes?
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Leeman to exhibit in Georgia
Stacy Leeman, adjunct instructor in Humanities, will have her painting, "Yaakov Blesses Yehuda P#1" exhibited at the Valdosta National 2012 exhibit at Valdosta State University in Georgia, January 17 through February 3, 2012.
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Android is poised to take over the world—at least according to new numbers from Google. The number of Android apps has exploded to 450,000 up from 150,000 just a year ago. And that's just the beginning.
The Android numbers posted today by Google are seriously impressive: There are 800,000 Android device activations a day, and 300 million (!) Android devices worldwide. If this inspires you to go get an Android phone, start doing your research because more than 800 different Android devices have launched to date. [Google]

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DeMarcus Ware shares "cupping" technique for football recovery
SOUTHLAKE, Texas — DeMarcus Ware joins the Broncos with 117 career sacks and a wealth of knowledge in how to attain optimum performance.
Ware recently sent out an Instagram that showed him laying flat on his stomach and at least 20 jars positioned on his back. A lady with a lighting device was standing over him.
Following a workout Thursday at Impact Performance & Fitness, Ware explained he was going through a therapy called "cupping," an Eastern medicine technique.
"It is like a jar, and you put a hot fire in there and the heat that's in there just sucks the skin up in there," Ware said. "It keeps your pores open and it sucks that bad blood that's on the surface of your epidermis. The skin. It helps with blood flow. It helps out a lot."
Although he is two weeks away from turning 32, Ware says he has never felt better. A pass-rushing outside linebacker by trade, he tried to play near 270 pounds — 15 more pounds than usual — as a defensive end last season when the Dallas Cowboys switched from a 3-4 to a 4-3.
The Broncos play a 4-3 but there are enough 3-4 principles to where Ware mostly starts from the stand-up position. Working in the offseason with his longtime personal trainer Kevin Kordish, Ware's weight is down to 250-255 pounds.
"I feel better than I did the last two years going into the season," Ware said. "Stronger, faster. I feel flexible."


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An outspoken board member of the Beacon Hill Civic Association has threatened top state officials that failure to replace newly installed handicap ramps near one of the nation's busiest hospitals could result in "action to remove the ramps as violating the Beacon Hill Historic District guidelines."
The demand was included in a volley of e-mails that board member Robert Whitney sent over the summer to Secretary Richard Davey of the state Department of Transportation, in which he urged the agency to rip up the new concrete ramps with plastic tactile strips in Charles Circle and replace them with "materials that are appropriate" to Beacon Hill.
"DOT should be using more historically appropriate materials," he wrote.
Whitney's missives came shortly before the civic association filed a lawsuit this month against the city for installing more than 250 similar handicap ramps throughout the neighborhood, claiming they failed to preserve the area's Colonial charm.
But this time, with state officials refusing to replace the ramps that assist the blind and disabled and cost thousands of dollars, civic association officials are distancing themselves from their board member. The ramps are located about a block from Massachusetts General Hospital.
"I can't explain his e-mails," said Keeta Gilmore, who chairs the civic association's board of directors. Gilmore did acknowledge, however, that the new ramps took "everyone by surprise" on the board.
RELATED: Other Boston neighborhoods have found compromise on ramps
When asked about an e-mail that Whitney wrote in June, telling Davey that the civic association would likely vote "on a course of action" to remove the ramps, she said: "I can say we have not discussed any action with regards to the ramp. ... We have taken no action."
But she added: "I can't say what could happen."
In a telephone interview, Davey was adamant that the ramps would remain. "We're not redoing the work — period," he said.
Whitney urged Davey to rectify "the mistake" by using significantly more expensive granite for tactile warning strips and wire-cut brick for the ramps.
"The use of granite as the material for the tactile warning panel would fit in well in the Beacon Hill historic district, as there already is a lot of granite in use there," he wrote.
State officials bridled at the notion they should replace the completed ramps and said they received explicit approval for the materials from the Beacon Hill Architectural Commission, which the state Legislature established in 1955 to preserve the neighborhood's historic integrity.
"We've expended what I will guess is thousands of dollars [of] taxpayer money on an approach approved by the [Architectural Commission] that improves the area for the disabled community and pedestrians," Davey wrote to Whitney. "What is being asked is that we tear out perfectly good work for what many folks, outside of [Beacon Hill], may see as purely aesthetics."
RELATED | Lawrence Harmon: Beacon Hill residents have the right idea on ramps
Department officials said it cost about $3,000 to install the ramps in Charles Circle and would cost an estimated $22,500 to remove them and replace them with wire-cut brick. They were not sure how much it would cost to replace the plastic warning strips with granite but said it would likely cost "a lot more."
Davey said the department already compromised with local residents, changing the typically yellow tactile strips — considered to provide the best contrast for the blind — with red strips meant to match the neighborhood's brick sidewalks.
He noted the state was seeking to comply with the federal Americans with Disabilities Act after disabled residents sued the department a decade ago.
"We've learned the hard way when they said we weren't doing enough to make our transportation system accessible," he said. "The ramps are really a quality-of-life issue for folks who are disabled."
In a letter sent to Whitney last week, Frank DePaola, administrator of the Department of Transportation's Highway Division, said the Architectural Commission approved the project and materials in the summer of 2012. The work is part of the $250 million project to renovate the dilapidated Longfellow Bridge.
"MassDOT's contractor was not mistaken in its use of cement concrete for the sidewalk ramps but was simply executing a design that had been reviewed and approved," DePaola wrote.
Davey added that the ramps beside the John Jeffries House do not serve "a theoretical challenge in that area."
"It's next to Boston's largest hospital," he said. "It's hardly inconceivable that handicap-accessible ramps in that area are critical."
Whitney did not return calls for comment. But in an e-mail this week he insisted he sent the e-mail to Davey in a "personal capacity."
"I understand that the [Department of Transportation] has now explained in a letter that their contractor's work re[garding] the ramp was previously discussed with the [Architectural Commission] and all is in order with them," he wrote to the Globe.
In a statement, Gilmore called the ramps "a unique situation" because some are only partially located in the historic district.
The civic association "has consistently supported increased accessibility in Beacon Hill that is in full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, while also preserving the historic district with historically appropriate materials," she said.
Along Charles Circle this week, pedestrians using the new ramps said they had a hard time understanding how they could be controversial.
Pushing her 3-month-old son in a stroller, Tara Mazanec said the wide concrete ramps, set off from the brick sidewalk, make it easier to see where to cross in a complicated intersection.
"People are complaining about this?" asked Mazanec, 37, of Cambridge. "Don't they have anything better to do?"
More coverage:
• Other Boston neighborhoods have found compromise on ramps
• Harmon: Beacon Hill residents have right idea on ramps
• Editorial: Beacon Hill needs more dialogue, less sparring on ramps
• Farragher: No empathy for disabled on Beacon Hill
• Beacon Hill group aims to stop disabled ramps
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Ok, I will take that into account, but what could cause the problem that i can't upload a sketch or the bootloader?
Well, the com port appears. If I do not connect the arduino, the compiler returns 'avrdude: ser_open(): can't open device "\\.\COM3"'. So my arduino connects to my pc. It start compiling and uploaden so the com port is in use. If I want to try uploading again, I first have to disconnect my arduino from the usb port, otherwise it says 'com port in use'.
Unfortunately it didn't seem to work. Still the same problem. When I press shift+ U, your ide asks to apply a fix and afterwards it's says 'Done Uploading' but nothing has happend.Although I like your work I like the button in the taskbar.
No, I can't upload anything. It starts uploading but does not finish.Also the leds TX and RX don't blink, like the normally do when you upload something.


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Even new computers have too much junk on them. Many PC manufacturers include special software packages and trial offers that you'll probably never need. The common term for this stuff is crapware. As time goes on, your computer may also get slower because many different programs add themselves as startup programs. This means that every time you boot your PC, you'll have to wait while lots of hidden programs automatically start.
In the past, I've used a program called PC Decrapifier to get rid of crapware. I also use WinPatrol to keep a close eye on the startup programs. A new program called SlimComputer now offers to do all of this and more.
On first run, you'll be offered a chance to scan your computer for pre-installed software that you don't want. All you have to do is to hit the big orange Run Scanbutton to get started.
When it's done scanning, you'll get the chance to uninstall the programs that it believes are crapware. Be sure to un-check any apps you want to keep, then click the Removebutton to continue.
After that, the Optimize section (button on left sidebar) allows you to view your startups and services. You'll find that many of the items listed have a color rating that will tell you if the item is good to keep or needs to be removed.
If you remove things from Startup, you can always restore them later by using the Restoresection, which can be accessed on the left sidebar. There's not much danger to removing startup applications. However, the next tab, Services, is a little easier to deal with.
There are only two choices when you are optimizing the Services. You can use Original Settingsor you can choose what they call SuperCharged.
Next, you can visit the Uninstaller page to remove programs from your PC. It's not much different from the Add/Remove applet in your Windows Control Panel, except that they give you a colored rating on each app.
Finally, there's an interface called Windows Tools. There you'll find most of the common tools that you can usually find in your Accessories System menu on the PC.
Techie Buzz Verdict
SlimComputer offers nearly every utility you need to speed up a computer. The only thing missing is a registry cleaner and optimizer. I might hesitate adopting this suite since it's still a beta version, and there may still be hidden bugs. They might also decide to sell this application once it gets out of beta. It's certainly better than most of the junk that's offered on TV commercials.
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Divine_Light Hero TRiNiTY Saturday 06/11/2010, 04:56
plz add some feedback about it and give me some ways of using it ^____^
ShazamFTW Titan Time To Hymn You Saturday 13/11/2010, 08:37
Well, a couple of thoughts:
A) You have 9 characters. That's very bad. 8 is the only way to go. You lessen the randomness of what your team will be, therefore your teams are more consistent. I know it sucks cutting a guy (believe me), but it's for the best)
B)You have Zatman & Jackie in your team. Keep in mind, anybody that is ELO banned by the staff will penalize you two points a piece during a DT. That's very very bad. While they are the nuts in Deathmatches and non DT T1 matches, I strongly STRONGLY suggest never playing anybody that is banned in ELO by the staff (i.e. the player bans are okay) in a DT deck.
C)I find it best to stick to all 2 & 3 star folk while grinding out the DT's. Therefore if I lose, I can still squeak out 1 round against a higher starred opponent and steal some points, and if I win, the points I garner are epic (22-25 points per win taint bad). Therefore I would cut Nellie, awesome as she is. If you are thinking of staying within the Upperz world, this is what I would run....
Mickey T
Frankie Hi
Gina Glitt, as this will not be a knockout deck. You'll be aiming to win a lot of matches 6-4 or 5-3. She would better help with that as she's a fine blocker against a beast or two, and you never know... could drop 3 pillz and get a bluff win for a huge KO.
You could run Burt instead of Gina, if you want more versatility, but as she'll be the only damage blocker, I think she's the better choice.
HonorGuard Titan Saturday 13/11/2010, 18:31
Jackie to Dorian
drop Zatman
Frankie Hi to Jody/Wayne Stark/Beetenka (I'd recommend Jody, but it depends on play style)
Samantha to 2* Burt (although thats not gonna be too cost effective )


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Hysteria, from the ancient Greek word for uterus, was a nervous illness long associated exclusively with women. Symptoms differed from patient to patient and from one historical period to another, but they always involved both the body and the mind. Some characteristic symptoms included shortness of breath, heaviness in the abdomen, muscular spasms and fainting. Anxiety, irritability and embarrassing or unusual behaviour were also noted.
The philosopher Plato described the uterus as an animal. He said it roamed inside women's bodies, causing symptoms as it moved. This idea had existed for millennia. An Egyptian papyrus dating from about 1900 BCE includes recipes for medicines to coax a 'wandering uterus' back to its proper place in the body. The Galenic physicians who came after Plato, and had gained better knowledge of internal anatomy, rejected the idea the uterus could drift. However, medical explanations for hysterical symptoms remained vague for centuries. Humoural medicine in the Middle Ages attributed hysterical symptoms to retention of 'sexual fluid', which was most common in 'passionate' young women and in widows.
Hysteria received intense attention during the late 1800s. The French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot proposed hysteria was an inherited nerve disease, similar to multiple sclerosis, and that it was not a 'sexual problem' unique to women. Charcot investigated hysteria using hypnosis. In lectures he invoked characteristic symptoms in male and female hysterics by applying pressure to specific spots on the hypnotised patient's body. Critics argued these performances testified to Charcot's powerful influence over his patients, not the nature of hysteria.
Sigmund Freud had studied with Charcot. In 1895 Freud proposed hysteria was rooted in unconscious conflicts rather than weak nerves. He believed hysterical symptoms developed when memories too painful or too embarrassing to talk about were converted into bodily symptoms. Freud called this 'conversion hysteria'. He renounced hypnosis and held extended and intimate discussions with patients. His techniques became known as psychoanalysis.
Like neurasthenia and nervous breakdown, hysteria became grouped under the broad category of neurosis in the early 1900s. The term gradually fell out of medical use, but remained in common usage. Many feminist writers of the 1960s and 1970s used the history of the term to criticise psychoanalysis. They argued that Freud's focus on 'sexual conflicts' merely cloaked old ideas about hysteria behind new words.
Related links
Techniques and Technologies:
J Goldstein, 'The Hysteria Diagnosis and the Politics of Anticlericalism in Late Nineteenth-Century France,' Journal of Modern History, 104/2 (1982), pp 209-39
I Veith, Hysteria, The History of a Disease (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1965)
R Maines, The Technology of Orgasm: 'Hysteria', the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999)
M Micale, Approaching Hysteria: Disease and its Interpretations (New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1995)
E Showalter, The Female Malady: Women, Madness, and English Culture, 1830-1980 (New York: Pantheon Books, 1985)
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The NHL announced the cancellation of regular season games through November 1, according to the league's official website on Friday.
"Thoroughly disappointed," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman told The Associated Press Thursday after the brief bargaining session at union headquarters.
Two weeks ago, the league cancelled the first 82 games of the season from Oct. 11-24, with 53 more being called off on Friday.
The cancellation comes with the lack of a collective bargaining agreement between the NHL's player association and the league.
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"This is not a good day," union executive director Donald Fehr told the AP on Thursday. "It should have been."
The announcement comes a day after the league rejected three proposals by the NHLPA. The league said that a full 82-game season could still be played if the two sides reached an agreement by Nov. 2.
No new talks have been scheduled by either side.
"We came in here with those proposals thinking that we could really make some progress," Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby told the AP. "To hear those words (from Bettman) kind of shuts it down pretty quickly. In a nutshell, it doesn't look good."
A total of 135 games were scheduled to be played by the league's 30 teams from Oct. 11 through Nov. 1.


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Fitness Walking For Dummies
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Fitness Walking For Dummies is for anyone who wants to start an exercise program but may not have the knowledge or motivation to do it. If you're already a walking fanatic, you'll find out how to become a better fitness walker. This easy-to-understand guide is also for those who are on track to
- Lose weight
- Decrease blood pressure
- Control cholesterol
- Relieve stress
- Prevent heart disease
- Deal with depression
Explore what it takes to begin an exercise program by setting goals, choosing shoes, and considering nutrition to optimize your workout. Fitness Walking For Dummies also covers the following topics and more:
- Warm-up and cool-down routines
- Strength training
- The four levels of walking: Lifestyle, Fitness, High-Energy, Walk-Run
- Weight-training routines and stretches that add variety
- Buying and using a treadmill
- Age, pregnancy, and walking with your dog
- Dealing with pain and injuries
Like 67 million other people in the United States who log over 201 million miles a year, you want to take advantage of all of the great things a regular walking program can do for you. Whether your goal is to improve your health or your appearance, lose weight, get stronger, feel good about yourself, or all of the above, walking can help you get to where you want to go. This book can help you do that by showing you everything you need to know about starting and maintaining a walking program.


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Bill reverses ban on NH operating health exchange under federal health care overhaul law
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) � New Hampshire could yet decide to operate its own health care exchange under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law.
The House Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee is holding a hearing Tuesday on a bill filed by its chairman � Ed Butler, a Democrat from Harts Location. His bill would reverse a Republican-passed law that prohibits the state from operating a health exchange.
Earlier this month, Gov. Maggie Hassan wrote Washington declaring the state's intent to partner with the federal government to operate the new insurance markets required under the law. Because of the ban on a state exchange, Hassan's only options were to partner with the government or let it run the exchange.


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Travis Janish heard the third place winner named, then the second place winner.
"I thought this isn't going well," he said later.
He'd studied so hard for the competition—the state contest for emergency medical technician skills through the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)—and now it looked as though his hopes for a medal were ending.
Janish, working with LISD TECH Center teammate Kasee Johnson of Madison, placed second in the regional competition in March and he hoped he could at least match that.
Then came the announcement: he and Johnson were the winners. They finished with the top score in Michigan and would advance to the national competition in June in Orlando.
The state competition near Traverse City started Thursday with a 50-question test covering various treatments, medical terms and acronyms.
A minimum score of 70 percent was needed to advance to the skills session Friday.
Janish and Johnson were assigned the last time slot among the 17 teams competing. The test went well and they lost only two points among the 64 possible.
Each team was faced with the same scenario: a female patient slumped against a wall. Teams were given 12 minutes to first make a general impression of the situation; move on to a rapid trauma assessment (palpate the spine, look for bleeding, etc.); place the patient on a KED board extrication device; conduct a PMS assessment (pulse, motor, sensory); and make a detailed assessment (eyes, ears, nose, etc.).
While Janish made the detailed assessment, Johnson gave the judges a verbal wrap-up of what the team accomplished.
The scores on the 50-item test were combined for the two team members and divided by two. This was added to the skills score for a final figure.
Janish intends to take his EMT skills into the Navy after high school where he will serve as a corpsman—an enlisted medical specialist. He would like to make a career with the Navy and eventually earn a doctorate through Navy's schools.
The Morenci Area High School senior is the son of Lester and Joanna Janish.
HOSA is a student organization whose mission is to promote promote career opportunities in health care and to enhance the delivery of health care.


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All 25 projects have been designed and made by well known Japanese zakka crafters living in Japan.
The book was styled by Yuki Matsuo and photographed by Yoko Inoue both Japanese living in New york. They have done a beautiful job, the book is visually stunning!
Each of the charming projects are accompanied by plenty of photos as well as step by step instructions. I particularly love the inclusion of the zakka fact, which offers an insight into Japanese culture and inspiration behind each of the projects.
There is also a great 'how to' in the front of the book which makes this book perfect for the beginner crafter. With tips on transferring patterns, basic sewing techinques and embroidery stitches.
You will also find each of the crafters credited along side their project as well as information on their websites. There you'll find more eye candy and a whole new world of blogs to discover.
Most of the projects use natural fibres like linen, wool and wool felt. If you have difficulty sourcing the supplies you need, you will find an extensive list of online stockists in the back of the book. As well as where to shop zakka in Japan.
I got my copy from the book depository but it's also available over at Amazon. For more photos of the projects and free instructions for the squirrel tea cozy. Check out the books website at zakka home.
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text: TV Female Sports Reporters Erin Andrews and Hannah Storm on Rampant Sexism and Fashion Faux Pas 9:00 AM PDT 8/14/2013 by Marisa Guthrie FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME YOUTUBE It's never been easy on the sidelines, but, as the veterans and newcomers with whom THR spoke testify, it's always been worth it. This story first appeared in the Aug. 23 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. It has been nearly 40 years since the first female reporter was allowed into a professional sports locker room. Today, every major cable and broadcast sports division has multiple female reporters and anchors on its roster. But if they have cracked sports TV's glass ceiling -- Rhonda Glenn was the first woman to anchor ESPN's iconic SportsCenter franchise in 1981, and CBS Sports anchor Lesley Visser is the only woman enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame -- they still are a minority of the voices covering big-ticket TV sports: the NFL, MLB and NBA. PHOTOS: 9 All-Star Female Sports Reporters "It didn't occur to me that I wasn't going to be allowed to that party," says ESPN's Hannah Storm, whose father was a commissioner of the American Basketball Association and GM of multiple teams including the NBA's Indiana Pacers and Atlanta Hawks. "When it wasn't a school night, we were at the games." But Storm and her fellow trailblazers -- in 1994, NBC executives made her the first woman to solo anchor a network sports show when they put her on MLB coverage, which would include three World Series -- succeeded not because they aspired to be on TV, but because they loved the game. "My first job was with the Boston Globe," says Visser. "I was covering the lowest division of high school football and thought I was the luckiest person in America." When Mary Carillo -- who won the 1977 French Open mixed doubles championship with her playing partner John McEnroe -- segued from the court to the broadcasting booth in 1980, the United States Tennis Association would not allow her to cover men's tennis, only the women's matches. Says Carillo, "That was when I first realized that it might not be easy to be a woman in this profession." And it still isn't. PHOTOS: ESPN's New 'Monday Night Football' Opening to Feature Darth Vader, Ronald Reagan Rebecca Lowe -- who in March joined NBC Sports from ESPN and in 2012 became the first woman to present the FA Cup Final from Wembley Stadium -- has had hot dogs thrown at her by the U.K.'s infamous football hooligans. "I've had my backside pinched, I've had people screaming at me and using terrible words," says Lowe. If blatant sexism no longer is tolerated in corporate America or sports media, indifference persists; women's restrooms on the field are rare. "Any woman who goes on the road with an NFL team or is on the sidelines will tell you that you'll be putting on your mascara next to a urinal in the men's bathroom [because there won't be a women's room on the field]," says Charissa Thompson, who will anchor Fox Sports 1's signature nightly news and highlights show, Fox Sports Live. The women who have become stars in the industry have two things in common: a passion for sports and a high tolerance for belligerence. "We all have scar tissue," says Visser. "I always tell the young women coming up, 'You can have a long career, but you better have a tough skin.' " PHOTOS: 26 of Hollywood's Most Popular Athletes-Turned-Actors ERIN ANDREWS Host, Fox College Saturday (Fox Sports 1) I came along right when the Internet was blowing up, right when the sports blogs started. So I was baptized into this world where these sports blogs dubbed me the "Sideline Barbie," the "Sideline Princess." And I was not only worrying about the questions I was asking, but then I had men on these blogs critiquing what I was wearing. The sidelines aren't as glamorous as everyone thinks. When halftime happens, you do the interview, and then you've got to grab a coach or a player. You don't even have time to go to the bathroom. So I'm having a hot dog on the sideline, and people are taking photos and submitting them to the sports blogs. And it's like, "How does she look eating a hot dog?" It wasn't about my reporting, it was, "What is she wearing, who is she dating?" MICHELLE BEADLE Host, The Crossover (NBC Sports Network) It's definitely a business where if you're self-conscious at all, you either grow a thick skin or at least fake like you have one. It's stupid to make women feel awkward for doing a job that a dozen men are doing at the exact same time. But I don't think anyone should be in the locker room. That's where I stand. I did several years for the NBA. So I was in locker rooms. I would always make sure that my cameraman went first and that I looked down until he said it was OK to look up. There's got to be a better way to grab players. I don't think men should be in the locker room, either, because you certainly can't [exclude] one and not the other. For people who have never been in a locker room … there's nothing fun about it. PHOTOS: Hollywood's Multibillion-Dollar Sports Rights Boom MARY CARILLO Correspondent, NBC Sports, CBS Sports, HBO Sports, Tennis Channel Al Trautwig and I were working together on USA Network [in the early 1980s]. And I was only there to do women's tennis. It was the first night of the U.S. Open, and Chris Evert won her match in 42 minutes. So I was unemployed for the rest of the evening. But a guy I really loved watching, Yannick Noah, a Frenchman, was going to play next. So I hung around in the booth. And I started handing Al Trautwig notes about Yannick. I loved this guy; I knew his game well. And Al would read the note and just tuck it away. He wouldn't use my stuff. And I handed him like a fistful of notes. And then I stopped because he wasn't using any of them. And I'm thinking to myself, "Man, does this guy really think I don't know anything about men's tennis?" At night's end, he grabbed all the notes and took me by the wrist and said, "Come with me." He brought me to our executive producer, put the notes on his table and said: "Mary wrote these notes to me. But I didn't use them because they should be coming out of her mouth." And the next day, I got to call men's tennis at the U.S. Open. [pagebreak] SUZY KOLBER Commentator, reporter, ESPN I can't tell you why I was watching the NFL by myself as an 8-year-old, but I was. I grew up in Philly. My granddad was a huge Philly fan, but a big sports fan in general. So was my dad. But if nobody else in the house was watching football, I was. Monday Night Football was a highlight for me and Howard Cosell's Halftime Highlights was one of the highlights of my week. I had all the plastic helmets I collected from IHOP; they also had a cardboard cutout board you could place the helmets on. I wasn't reading the box scores as an 8-year-old, but I would watch the highlights and place the helmets on the board based on how [the teams] had done. We never got rid of that, and it's now framed in my workout room in my house. So [sports] was a part of me, it was in my soul. There's was something about football -- they looked like gladiators, the toughness of it -- I just loved all of that. That feeling was apparent through my whole career. And that's why I never felt out of place. It was where I wanted to be. It was natural for me. I would be at a press conference, there were 250 men and I was the only woman. I was in the front row and I asked the first question. REBECCA LOWE Host, Premier League (NBC Sports) In this industry, some women aren't always as encouraging as you'd like. Women are very competitive. We have to stop kidding ourselves that we're all sisters. I saw an interview with Michelle Beadle not long ago, and she was asked a question about [her former ESPN colleague] Erin Andrews. And what was interesting was her sheer honesty about how they're not friends. And I just found it fascinating because in England, there is no way you could be that honest. You couldn't sit there and say: "Yeah, we just don't get on. I don't like her. She doesn't like me." If there were more women in this industry, I think that would be less [prevalent]. But because there are so few of us, it really is [competitive]. I was the first woman to present the FA Cup Final, and I'll keep that for the rest of my life and tell my grandchildren. But I would love there to be a day when there is no more use of the phrase "the first woman to …" because women have done everything. PHOTOS: THR's Sports Issue: Exclusive Portraits of Dodgers' Yasiel Puig, Olympian Lindsey Vonn RACHEL NICHOLS Anchor, CNN, Turner Sports An Oakland A's player once sent former Sacramento Bee writer Susan Fornoff a live rat in a box to describe how he felt about her covering his team. These days, when there is discrimination, it's subtler. It takes a little longer to prove yourself -- you have to work a little harder, and the "assists" from the boys' club aren't there. For example: A male colleague of mine once called San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore "Al Gore" on TV. Everyone laughed; it was treated as what it was -- a slip of the tongue. I am pretty sure if a woman had done that, there would have been several negative blog items the next day about how she clearly didn't know football. And when a female sports journalist gets a great story, you can almost set your watch by how quickly whispers start that she must have slept with the player to get it. But that's all manageable, and it fades the longer you're in the business. I feel very lucky to do the job I do and have the opportunities I have; I'm aware that just a few decades ago, those opportunities didn't exist. Plus, no one has ever sent me a rat. That's a huge win right there. HANNAH STORM Host, SportsCenter (ESPN) I was in Charlotte, N.C., when they launched the NBA team there, the Charlotte Hornets. And the first guy to roll into town was Carolina native Michael Jordan. I was young and didn't really like going into the locker room. But of course I did because I had to make deadline. And he treated me, the only woman covering the franchise, with such dignity. The fans weren't as accepting. They sent me hate mail. But when Michael Jordan, a guy whom everybody looks up to, basically says I'm going to treat this young lady who is just doing her job with respect, well, he set the tone, I think, for the entire NBA. And another guy who was phenomenal to me was [Houston Oilers quarterback] Warren Moon. I think he understood what I was going through because he was a black quarterback at a time when there just weren't black quarterbacks. He had to deal with a level of ignorance. And so he decided that he would conduct all of his interviews for all of the media outside the locker room at every game. And that's what he did. STORY: Carrie Underwood Replaces Faith Hill on 'Sunday Night Football' MICHELE TAFOYA Sideline reporter, Sunday Night Football (NBC Sports) In 1995, when I was at CBS Sports, I went to Indiana to do a piece on [Indiana University coach] Bobby Knight and his son Pat Knight, who was then a senior [and had played on the team for four seasons]. I wanted to do a father-son what's-it-been-like-coaching-your-son sort of piece. So Bobby keeps us waiting and waiting. Finally he came in. But he wouldn't make eye contact with me. I was sitting directly across from him; there was a camera over my shoulder ready to shoot. So we started to chat, and he still wouldn't look at me. And he said, "I understand you do radio." And I did do radio in Minneapolis-St. Paul at that time. So I said, "Yes, I do." And he said, "Is that all you do?" And I said, "No, obviously I do TV, that's why I'm here." And he said, "Well, are you any good at this?" And I said, "Well, coach, I like to think I'm good at it. That's why I got this assignment to talk to you." He said, "Because you know there are a lot of women who do this who stink at it." And he's still not looking at me! So I took a moment and said: "True. And there are a lot of men who do this who stink at it, too." And he finally made eye contact and said, "We're going to get along." I broke through with Bobby Knight. Of course, it lasted all of a day. CHARISSA THOMPSON Anchor, Fox Sports Live (Fox Sports 1) My experience with women in this business has been nothing but amazing. I try to extend a hand and be as thoughtful to other women as the people before were to me. I used to see Erin [Andrews] at NFL games and other events, but we weren't close. And then I got to ESPN. My very first day [in 2011], I remember walking from the parking lot in Bristol, Conn., past these little windows that I now know was a conference room. I was wearing my best pair of shoes; they were my first Christian Louboutins. And Erin must have seen me, because when I got into the lobby, she came running out and gave me a big hug and said, "I am so happy you are here!" Then she looked down at my shoes, and said, "Oh God, they're going to hate you." And she said, "We don't wear shoes like that here." STORY: Michelle Kwan to Cover 2014 Olympics for Fox Sports LESLEY VISSER Reporter, The NFL Today (CBS Sports) I have four people whom I owe my four-decade career to. One was Vince Doria, who was my editor at the Boston Globe. It was 1974, I had won a Carnegie Foundation grant [for an internship at the newspaper]. But once the internship money evaporated, Vince Doria said not only are we going to hire this young 20-year-old, but we're going to make her the first woman to cover the NFL at what was then a top sports section in the country. So then [CBS Sports executive producer] Ted Shaker comes and says, "OK, you know sports, Lesley, we're going to put you on the network." With nothing in between. No bumbling around Des Moines or Albuquerque. On CBS. And not only that, we're going to make you the only woman to ever handle the Super Bowl trophy presentation. And everybody can say, "Well, heck, Lesley, your career has been rolling along for decades." But being the first, I am now the oldest. Then I had [CBS Corp. CEO] Leslie Moonves, who oversaw all this for all these years. And now I have [CBS Sports chairman] Sean McManus, who re-ups my contract at 59 years old, gets behind me, still puts me on major events. It has always been men who have hired me, and they have continued to believe in me. That's what gets forgotten. You don't land on Normandy by yourself. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME YOUTUBE Marisa Guthrie firstname.lastname@example.com MarisaGuthrie


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Thag whistled while he packed for the next trip. He liked to organize short hunting expeditions for a certain week of the month — even if there was little chance of finding game — as it was a good idea to be away from the women-folk of the Thunka Grunka Clan during this specific week.
This made Thag extremely popular amongst the other hunters (that and his steady, sure hunting leadership), but it made him extremely unpopular with the men-folk who were too old or too young to take part in the hunt.
In particular, the shaman, Weasel-Scratch-Face-Brother, did not like this practice. He knew what it was all about. Certain of the women folk tended to be a bit . . . sensitive and critical . . . during this week. Thag's mate, Onga, was one of the women who seemed more afflicted by this phenomenon. And when Thag was not around to do her bidding, Weasel became the defacto mate. (As he did for many of the women in the clan while their actual mates were away.)
"Ah, Thag, there you are," Weasel-Scratch-Face-Brother said as he came into Thag and Onga's section of the cave. "I have some ill news for you."
"What is that?" Thag said. He did not like the shaman, who was always trying to couple with his mate.
"There are bad omens. I fear you will be unable to go hunting this week."
Thag thought for a moment. This was a direct challenge to his position as the leader of the hunters. It was not the shaman's place to tell them when to go hunting, though he was traditionally consulted. On the other hand, if Weasel said there were bad omens, then the more superstitious hunters would not want to leave.
"Thag!" Onga shouted at him from the cave entrance. "Get over here!"
"I'm sorry there bad omens, Weasel-Scratch-Face-Brother, but not your place to force us stay. We take care, but we go," Thag said. There. Decision made.
A few other women started shouting at their mates. It was beginning. Thag couldn't figure out why it affected some, while leaving others untouched. It was a mystery.
That almost all the hunters left on the trip with him was not a mystery; bad omens just didn't compare with a cave full of cranky women.


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At least they have the props mounted on the correct side of the arms!
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NEH, LOC launch first step in digitizing 20 million pages of early American newspapers
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the Library of Congress today announced that six institutions have received more than $1.9 million in grants in the National Digital Newspaper Program (NDNP), a new, long-term effort to develop an Internet-based, searchable database of U.S. newspapers now in public domain. Two-year projects in California, Florida, Kentucky, New York, Utah, and Virginia each will digitize 100,000 or more pages of each state's most historically significant newspapers published between 1900 and 1910. When completed, digitized newspapers will be made available through the Library of Congress's Web site (www.loc.gov).
"Newspapers are among the most important historical documents we have as Americans. They tell us who we were, who we are, and where we're going," said NEH Chairman Bruce Cole. "Students, historians, lawyers, politicians--even newspaper reporters--will be able to go to their computer at home or at work and through a few keystrokes, get immediate, unfiltered access to the greatest source of our history. It will be available to the American public for free, forever."
"The Library congratulates these institutions for taking a leading role in making newspapers--among our richest records of history--available electronically through our Web site," said Librarian of Congress James H. Billington. "We hope the National Digital Newspaper Program inspires other institutions to make their public domain newspapers accessible online."
As an outgrowth of the soon-to-be-completed U.S. Newspaper Program, a coordinated effort by individual states to inventory and microfilm local newspapers, the NDNP supports projects in all states and territories that will select and digitize significant newspapers published between 1836 and 1922.
The following six institutions received the first NDNP grants to digitize papers in their respective states from the first decade of the 20th century:
- University of California, Riverside, $400,000;
- University of Florida Libraries, Gainesville, $320,959;
- University of Kentucky Libraries, Lexington, $310,000;
- New York Public Library, New York City, $351,500;
- University of Utah, Salt Lake City, $352,693; and
- Library of Virginia, Richmond, $201,226.
The six NDNP awards were made as part of the Humanities Endowment's We the People initiative, announced by President Bush in a Rose Garden Ceremony in September 2002, to recognize model projects that advance the study, teaching, and understanding of American history and culture.


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2012 (Junior):
Finished with 65 goals, 24 assists, and 54 steals ... Registered 11 hat tricks through the first 21 games ... Named the CWPA Southern Division Player of the Week Feb. 14 after leading Harvard to a 3-1 record at the Princeton Invitational with 13 goals, four assists and 10 steals ... Named to the honor roll of the CWPA Southern Division Player of the Week March 20 after scoring 10 goals during Harvard's five-game spring break trip to California ... Had season-high seven goals in a 16-13 win over Wagner Feb. 25 ... Registered three goals, four assists and seven steals in three games to help Harvard to a third-place finish at the CWPA Southern Division Championship.
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Finished the year third on the team in scoring with 54 goals, tied for third in assists (24) and second in steals (51) ... Named "excellent" student-athlete by CWPA for finishing with a GPA between 3.41-3.70 ... Collected four takeaways, scored twice and dished two assists against Iona, then posted a hat trick with three goals and added two assists and two steals against Villanova Feb. 5 ... Tallied another hat trick with three goals and grabbed two steals versus Siena in the Marist Tournament Feb. 19 ... Notched three goals and three takeaways against Brown, then put in four goals and grabbed two steals against Iona in the ECAC Championship Feb. 26 ... Scored a season-high six goals and collected five steals at Cal State Monterey Bay March 13 ... Found the back of the net a team-high five times and stole the ball on four occassions at Bucknell April 9 ... Posted three goals and three steals against George Washington April 16 ... Tallied three scores, two helpers and two takeaways against Brown April 20 ... Gathered three steals, dished two asssits and notched two goals versus Gannon in the CWPA Eastern Championship April 29.
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Received Harvard's Rookie of the Year award ... Scored first collegiate goal against Villanova at Harvard Invitational (Feb. 6) … Netted two goals in wins over Villanova (Feb. 6), Siena (Feb. 6) and Iona (Feb. 7) at Harvard Invitational … Recorded a hat trick against New York Athletic Club (Feb. 7) at Harvard Invitational ... Scored twice against Iona (Feb. 20) at Princeton Invitational ... Recorded a hat-trick against Maryland at the Elite Eight (March 6) … Scored a goal against Princeton at the Elite Eight (March 6) … Netted a goal against Fresno Pacific (March 15) … Recorded four steals against San Jose State (March 17) ... Notched two goals in Harvard's win over No. 19 Cal State East Bay (March 19) … Netted a goal against Cal State Monterey Bay (March 20) … Tallied a hat trick against Marist (March 27) … Registered a four goals against Brown (April 18) ... Scored twice against No. 7 Michigan at the Eastern Championship (April 30) ... Tallied a goal and recorded six steals against Bucknell at the Eastern Championship (May 1).
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AUGUSTA, Ga. – The Lander Bearcats recorded 13 hits in each game of the doubleheader Saturday afternoon, to sweep Augusta State 14-9 and 11-5 at Lake Olmstead Stadium.
The win pushed Lander to 20-4 overall and 12-2 in the PBC, while ASU slid to 9-16 and 3-8.
It was a left-handed showdown in game one with LU starter Chess Malone (5-1) going 7.2 innings in the win for six runs on eight hits, against ASU lefty Kip Custer (5-2). Custer went 6.0 innings for seven runs on nine hits and two strikeouts.
Down 4-0 in the fifth, Seth Foster broke up the Bearcats' no-hitter on a double down the right-field line. Logan South singled to get runners on the corners for Lance Mangrum who hit a run-producing fielder's choice. A single from Nate Crown scored South and a sacrifice line drive from JD Sabo made it 4-3.
LU scored on back-to-back infield groundouts in the fifth, after the two leadoff men reached on consecutive hits. A single from Harvey put LU up 7-3, but ASU's Justin Mee produced with a leadoff double and scored on an LU error in the bottom of the inning.
ASU right-hander Josh Barks relieved in the seventh to give up two runs, when the leadoff men reached on a hit-by-pitch and walk. Freshman Hunter Boose belted an RBI-double for ASU in the seventh and a batter later, Mee singled to score Boose for a 9-6 score. Mee hit a three-run homer in ninth, but not enough for a comeback as the Jags fell 14-9.
Dylan Wall (2-2) started game two for ASU in the loss, dealing two looking strikeouts in his first inning of work. Wall went 6.1 for five runs (three earned) on six hits and striking out four.
LU starter Logan Pemberton (6-0) got the win in 6.0 innings, to allow four hits for two runs. The Bearcats struck first on an RBI-single from Weston Lawing in the fourth, but ASU's Seth Foster reached on a walk and sophomore Bryson Stack's sac fly to left tied the game at one-all.
Aaron Poole knocked a double off the left-field wall for Lander and Harvey hit a homer for a 3-1 lead. ASU's Mee leadoff the sixth with a walk and Foster moved him to second with a bunt single. Bryson Stack singled to left center to load the bases for Mangrum, who hit a sac-fly to score Mee.
Junior Clint Echols relieved the Jags in the seventh after two infield errors. The Bearcats added more on a double down the left-field line for two unearned runs. ASU freshman lefty Phil Dukes pitched in the eighth after Echols gave up a leadoff double. Dukes got a groundball for one out, but gave up a double and sac fly to right field for two LU run's.
South reach on an infield error and Mee and Foster both scored on the play to make it 7-4, before a pop fly to left from Mangrum fell for a hit and another ASU run.
ASU's Garrett Haskins came on in the ninth to give up two runs on a single up the middle – which brought in senior Tyler Ross. Ross allowed two more on a liner to the left side for an 11-5 final score.
Foster went 4-for-8 with three runs and an RBI on the day, while Mee was 3-for-5 with two runs and four RBIs in game one.
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Sassoon Disinherits Son: Vidal Sassoon Excludes Son From $150M Fortune After Dispute (VIDEO)
Vidal Sassoon disinherited son David from his will entirely, according to reports out at the weekend.
New reports have stated that the hairstylist, who passed away in May 2012, explicitly took out son David Sassoon from the will. He reportedly wrote in the will: "My son David Sassoon and his issue are hereby disinherited and shall take nothing under this will, and for the purposes of the will, shall be deemed to have predeceased me, leaving no surviving issue."
Vidal Sassoon adopted American-born David in 1975 when he was just three years old, and the disinherited mark in the will means he will not receive a penny of the stylists estimated $150 million fortune.
David, 41, was disinherited by the millionaire along with former wives Elaine Nations, Beverly Sassoon, and Jeanette Sassoon.
In Sassoon's 2010 autobiography he wrote about son, David: "He was a robust, bright little boy with twinkling eyes and an irresistible smile, and I'll never forget him looking up at us and saying, 'Are you going to be my new mom and dad?' [But David] was also quite mischievous. At a fashion party, he stood by a window on the second floor and peed out, just missing Johnny Carson's head.
"Another time he set the bed alight while he was still in it. His brother Elan was very frightened that he could do something so dangerous and I overheard him giving his little brother some good advice: 'Next time, make sure you get out of it first!'"
It is revealed that David had a troubled childhood at times, and there are reports of carjackings, as well as reform schools featured in the autobiographical account by Vidal Sassoon.
However, the book also reveals that he had a dispute with David leading to him not speaking to him for more than 18 months. He wrote: "There's a certain point in my character where if I feel a situation is hopeless – walk away. Don't torment yourself constantly. I walked away."
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"Dexter" picked up its second award of the night, for star Michael C. Hall, who had already won Best Actor in a TV Comedy once before in three previous nominations.
Hall took the podium sporting a black hat to cover his balding head, the result of his bout with cancer. He went on to thank all the right people -- his wife, producers, co-stars ... -- and managed not to mention his illness at all. Hear, hear.
Co-star John Lithgow had picked up Best Supporting Actor earlier in the night.


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Swami Sez: What's Old Is New Again12/15/2003 10:53:03 AM | Reported by MikeDon't call it a comeback. The Ghost of Kenner Past has visited our Galactic Swami and reveals some terrific news. Although only a few details are available at this time, Swami sez that along with the Original Trilogy DVD release next year, older fans will be able to rekindle some fond memories from their childhood toy chest.Hasbro is planning on releasing a special collector edition run of Vintage style action figures in conjunction with the highly anticipated release of the Holy Trilogy DVD release in 2004. While based on figures from that era, these new versions will sport additional articulation and will come at a much higher pricepoint. We can expect some sort of retro style packaging as well.That's all Swami has on these vintage re-issues for now. But if the success of Mattel's classic He-Man reissues are any indication, these neo-vintage figures should be hot.Remember that nothing is confirmed until it comes from the mouth of Hasbro, but Swami will definitely have more news in the coming months!Believe in The Power Of The Swami!Quote
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