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Trisomy 13 (also called Patau syndrome) is a genetic disorder in which a person has three copies of genetic material from
Alternative Names
Patau syndrome
Trisomy 13 occurs when extra DNA from chromosome 13 appears in some or all of the bodys cells.
- Trisomy 13 -- the presence of an extra (third) chromosome 13 in all of the cells.
- Trisomy 13 mosaicism -- the presence of an extra chromosome 13 in some of the cells.
- Partial trisomy -- the presence of a part of an extra chromosome 13 in the cells.
The extra material interferes with normal development.
Trisomy 13 occurs in about 1 out of every 10,000 newborns. Most cases are not passed down through families (inherited). Instead, the events that lead to trisomy 13 occur in either the sperm or the egg that forms the fetus.
Cleft lip or palate
- Clenched hands (with outer fingers on top of the inner fingers)
- Close-set eyes -- eyes may actually fuse together into one
- Decreased muscle tone
- Extra fingers or toes (
- Hernias:
umbilical hernia, inguinal hernia
- Hole, split, or cleft in the iris (
- Low-set ears
Intellectual disability, severe
- Scalp defects (missing skin)
Seizures Single palmar crease Skeletal (limb) abnormalities
- Small eyes
- Small head (
- Small lower jaw (
- Undescended testicle (
Exams and Tests
The infant may have a single umbilical artery at birth. There are often signs of
- Abnormal placement of the heart toward the right side of the chest instead of the left
Atrial septal defect Patent ductus arteriosus Ventricular septal defect
Gastrointestinal x-rays or ultrasound may show rotation of the internal organs.
MRI or CT scans of the head may reveal a problem with the structure of the brain. The problem is called holoprosencephaly. It is the joining together of the two sides of the brain.
There is no specific treatment for trisomy 13. Treatment varies from child to child and depends on the specific symptoms.
Support Groups
- Support Organization for Trisomy 18, 13 and Related Disorders (SOFT) --
- Hope For Trisomy 13 and 18 --
Outlook (Prognosis)
More than 90% of children with trisomy 13 die in the first year.
Possible Complications
Complications begin almost immediately. Most infants with trisomy 13 have congenital heart disease.
Complications may include:
- Breathing difficulty or lack of breathing (apnea)
- Deafness
- Feeding problems
- Heart failure
- Seizures
- Vision problems
When to Call a Medical Professional
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you have had a child with trisomy 13 and you plan to have another child. Genetic counseling can help families understand the condition, the risk of inheriting it, and how to care for the patient.
Trisomy 13 can be diagnosed before birth by
Parents of infants with trisomy 13 that is caused by a translocation should have genetic testing and counseling, which may help them avoid having another child with the condition.
Summar K, Lee B. Cytogenetics. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme III JW, Shor NF, Behrman RE, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 76.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 22 (UPI) -- A New York musician who sublet his $4,000-a-month apartment to a man he never met said his $140,000 concert grand piano was stolen.
Dong-Hyek Lim, 28, said he sublet his Trump Place apartment in December to a man calling himself Byungyung Kim on the website HeyKorean.com, a Craigslist-type site catering specifically to Korean Americans, and he returned recently to discover his piano and other items had been stolen, the New York Daily News reported Friday.
Lim said the man apparently used a bogus name and an email address and phone number that can't be traced. He said Kim also further sublet the apartment while Lim was away.
"We don't know who took what," said Daniel Churgin, Lim's lawyer.
"Pianos don't have insurance," Lim said. "Violins do. Violins can be stolen easily. A piano is not something you can put in your pocket."
The piano was tracked to Amadeus, a Long Island piano company that refused to hand the instrument over because it has been sold to a San Francisco man.
Lim said he is trying to get a court to block the piano from being shipped.


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By Sherry Kelishadi, Pharm.D
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association revealed that more than half of Americans take some form of dietary supplement for their overall health. Our friends and family taking multivitamins, fish oils and other vitamin supplements is nothing new and something we might all consider. But just as different car models require specific grades of fuel for maximum performance, individuals also need different levels of vitamins and nutrients to maximize their personal health.
However, too few of us recognize a key vitamin we may be lacking -- B12. Vitamin B12 deficiency has become a silent epidemic. Some of the most commonly mentioned side effects include fatigue, lack of energy, sluggishness and dizziness. While there is a bucket full of other causes we might blame for such symptoms -- such as lack of sleep, depression or even more serious health risks, such as anemia -- the scary truth is that a deficiency in vitamin B12 could ultimately be behind many if not all of these issues I've mentioned here.
As an example, a person low on red blood cells may have pernicious anemia, a B12 deficiency anemias caused by an inability to absorb the vitamin B12 needed for your body to make those healthy red blood cells. Therefore, there may be more serious effects of vitamin B12 deficiency to look into than just the fatigue and sluggishness commonly associated with low B12, levels, for a lack of red blood cells itself could also cause those same effects.
As a vitamin B12 deficiency can manifest in a multitude of different ways, here are some important facts that may surprise you about the importance of Vitamin B12 for your body:
Whether you don't consume enough vitamin B12-rich foods, or your body does not absorb it well no matter how much you supplement, low vitamin B12 should be taken seriously. There are some fantastic options out there to help improve B12 levels, including premium sublingual supplement provider NutraGlow, which offers products developed to help people maximize the benefits of vitamins B6 and B12. Their vitamins are preservative-free and promote improved overall health, energy, metabolism and mental acuity.
Be proactive with your health by paying attention to any signs you may suffer from one of the lesser-known (or well known!) impacts of vitamin B12 deficiency. Speak with your doctor about getting tested for B12 levels and making sure that you are taking the most absorbable form of vitamin B12 out there.
Sherry Kelishadi is vice president at NutraGlow, Inc. She earned a Doctorate of Pharmacy from the prestigious University of Maryland School of Pharmacy in 2011. Kelishadi worked as a chief pharmacist at Rite Aid for three years before joining the team at a compounding pharmacy in Orange County and, ultimately, cofounding NutraGlow. Her passion lies in nutrition, dermatology, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and wound care. Her hobbies include traveling, dancing, sports, and spending time with her family.


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CURITIBA, Brazil (AP) - Spain goalkeeper David de Gea has a leg injury and could be out for the rest of the World Cup group stage.
The Manchester United goalie underwent medical scans on Sunday that revealed a leg muscle strain, with the defending champions listing him as day-to-day. Spanish media reports suggest De Gea will be sidelined for up to 10 days, ruling him out of the final two Group B matches against Chile and Australia.
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De Gea recently made his debut for Spain. Captain and regular goalkeeper Iker Casillas' poor play in Friday's 5-1 loss to the Netherlands had given De Gea a possible chance to take over the starting role.
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A man posing as a law enforcement officer gained access into a Newton home under the pretense of making an arrest.
The man, who was dressed in a black long-sleeved shirt and dark pants with a stripe down the leg, arrived at 1100 Aunt Hill Drive in Newton about 5 p.m. Dec. 18.
Brian Timothy Sipe, 26, who lives at the residence, answered the door to find the man standing on the property, said Catawba County Sheriff Coy Reid. The man had a gun at his side, and his clothes looked like a police uniform, Reid said.
"It looked like he had a badge on," Reid said. "It was like an upside-down bullet on his shirt."
A Ford Crown Victoria with a light bar on the top was parked outside of Sipe's residence. The Crown Victoria is a common car model for police officers. Reid said the vehicle's lights weren't on.
Reid said the man told Sipe he had an arrest warrant from the Knoxville Police Department for Sipe's brother, Robert Sipe.
The man claimed Robert is wanted in Tennessee for a driving while impaired charge, and he asked to search the house in an attempt to locate Robert.
Reid said the man never explicitly told Sipe he was a police officer, but because of the man's car and apparent police uniform, Sipe assumed the officer was legitimate.
Sipe let the man into the house, and he looked through each room. Reid didn't know how long the phony officer was inside the house.
The man left the house eventually, but Sipe didn't see which way he went.
Reid said Sipe relayed the incident to his mother, and she reported it to the Catawba County Sheriff's Office on Dec. 20.
Sheriff's deputies contacted Tennessee law enforcement officials, and they said they never sent an officer to Catawba County to look for Robert.
Reid discovered that Robert is wanted in Tennessee for failure to appear. Authorities in Tennessee, however, won't extradite Robert, so Catawba County sheriff's deputies can't make an arrest, Reid said.
According to Reid, Sipe didn't recognize the man posing as an officer. Reid said it's possible that the phony officer knew Robert personally.
There are no suspects, and the case is under investigation. The man, if located, could be charged with impersonation of a peace officer.
Reid advised people to be certain before admitting law enforcement officers into their homes.
"If you're not sure that these people are law enforcement officers, ask," Reid said.
Officers carry identification, and Reid said residents should ask for identification from law enforcement officials if they're uncertain of officers' legitimacy.
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text: German artist Andreas Gursky (b. 1955) presents 21 photographs spanning from 1989 to 2007 and include major works such as Tokyo Stock Exchange and the diptych 99 cent store. Andreas Gursky: Tokyo Stock Exchange, 1990C-Print 205.0 x 260.0 x 6.2 cm © Andreas Gursky /VG Bild-KunstLicensed by VISCOPY, Australia Photo courtesy of National Gallery of VictoriaIn the 1990s, Gursky became inspired by the various manifestations of global capitalism. His interest was piqued looking at a newspaper photograph of the crowded floor of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and he began to photograph its flurry of suited traders, somehow moving according to some inbuilt order. The only child of a successful commercial photographer in Düsseldorf, Andreas Gursky spent two years in Essen at the Folkwangschule, which Otto Steinert had established as West Germany's leading training ground for professional photographers, especially photojournalists. In the early 1980s, Gursky studied at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in his native Düsseldorf, which thanks to artists such as Joseph Beuys, Sigmar Polke, and Gerhard Richter had become the hotbed of Germany's vibrant postwar avant-garde. There Gursky learned the ropes of the art world and mastered the rigorous method of Bernd and Hilla Becher, whose photographs had achieved prominence within the Conceptual and Minimal art movements. Gursky's photographs explore the relationships between the documentary and the personal—as well as notions of order and disorder—often focusing on subjects such as tourism, factories, stock exchanges, and manifestations of global culture such as rave concerts. Gursky has been the subject of numerous international exhibitions including the Internationale Foto-Triennale in Esslingen, Germany in 1989 and 1995, the Venice Biennale in 1990, and the Biennale of Sydney in 1996 and 2000. In 2001, Gursky was the subject of an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The Melbourne show was organised by the Haus der Kunst Museum in Munich and the works chosen by Andreas Gursky.


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SAN DIEGO — USS Rushmore, an amphibious assault ship, kicked off a new five-day-a-week command physical training (PT) program to ensure sailors are physically ready to meet the challenges of future operations.
"Having PT each morning ensures each duty section will get four to five days of PT a week," says Senior Chief Master-at-Arms Andrew Stringer, Rushmore's command fitness coordinator, "And it makes for a stable plan of the day since every day starts out the same."
Rushmore's PT program includes an hour of station training on Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the wooden well deck of the ship and a 45-minute calisthenics workout Tuesday and Thursday on the flight deck followed by a run along the piers.
"Station training consists of groups of five sailors at each of 50 stations laid out in a ring in the well deck. We do 45 seconds of calisthenics, run two laps around the well deck and then move to the next station and do this for 45 minutes," says Quartermaster 1st Class Susan Bradley, who served as command fitness coordinator at Naval Station San Diego Port Ops before reporting to Rushmore.
Rushmore's leading corpsman, Chief Hospital Corpsman Taryn Laube, says the advantage of PT first thing in the morning is three-fold: avoiding the heat of the day in San Diego; giving the chiefs and leading petty officers control over their division's liberty; and jump starting the crew's metabolism, which facilitates not only weight loss, but also makes for a more alert, productive and safer crew.
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The first thing you have to do is breach the old hospital itself. There are two thugs outside, and they won't see you until you get really close to them or begin shooting. An option here is to take them both out with the sniper rifle, but that's not necessary. Once you've eliminated them, the guys inside the building will be alerted to your presence, however. Approach the building via the hole in the fence (there's barbed wire on the fence making climbing it an impossibility), and use the open windows to take out the rest of the foes in the initial room. There should only be three -- two of them hold heightened positions on the left side, so be especially mindful of them.
Clearing out this place is surprisingly easy (but don't worry, there's more to be done). The cover system works well, if you care to employ it, especially down the long corridor leading to the far end of the structure. We found that a great technique here to employ is to chuck grenades down the hallway. Do so at different angles so that you clear the entire hallway with a few deadly explosions. If you don't have grenades from previous missions, then you won't be able to do this, however. Then, walk around and clear the rest of the enemies, keeping an eye on the red dots on your HUD that represent any survivors. Be sure to grab their weapons and money when they're dead, and then seek out the bag of cocaine represented by a turquoise dot on the HUD when everyone is eliminated.
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A new survey of funeral home executives in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut found the majority see the pending merger of two industry giants as having a negative impact on their industry. At the same time, a growing number want to grow or acquire other firms, according to the survey by the accounting and business consulting firm Citrin Cooperman.
In May, Service Corp. International agreed to acquire Stewart Enterprises Inc. to create a company with 2,168 locations in 48 states and about $3 billion in annual revenue. The merger is under review by the Federal Trade Commission; in July, the companies announced the FTC had requested additional information, but the firms said they expect to complete their merger in late 2013 or early 2014.
The Citrin survey found 63 percent of respondants viewed the merger as a negative development. At the same time, the number of funeral home owners and directors considering expanding or an acquisition doubled — from 14 percent in 2012 to 28 percent in this year's survey. Those interested in selling dropped slightly from last year.
"The gradually improving economy has emboldened some funeral homes to expand their business," said Ed Horton, partner in charge of Citrin Cooperman's funeral home practice. "There is also more awareness that consolidation, even on a local level, may be the future of the profession."
The survey found 40 percent don't know the present value of their funeral home. Of the 60 percent who said they know the value of their business, almost half haven't valued their businesses in more than two years.
According to Citrin Cooperman, there is a critical need for succession planning since most owners don't have an exit strategy. The firm will host a roundtable discussion on succession planning on Nov. 4, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the firm's New Jersey office, 290 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave., Livingston. Horton; Joe Stefans, of Investors Savings Bank; and attorney Peter Tanella, of Mandelbaum Salsburg, will lead a discussion on how to identify and develop the skills required for funeral home owners to take their businesses to the next generation.
Citrin does an annual survey of funeral homes, and this year's responses came from 300 funeral homes in the four states.
Profitability; the continued growth in cremation; and the public's increased desire for nontraditional, low-cost funerals were the top concerns.
"The shift away from full-service funerals is here to stay, and funeral home owners need to create business strategy around this fact," said Horton. "As the trend of smaller, non-traditional funerals persists, it will take more cost-cutting in order to remain profitable. Funeral home owners will need to re-evaluate expanded services and create pricing for knowledge-based services."


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I am just thinking, should you ask "permission" from your husband before you write it on the blog. Especially if it is a story that relates to him? Describes him? Or may be even embarasses him? Where do you draw a line?
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I don't blog about my husband very often, but when I do I definitely talk to him about it. Not necessarily to get permission but to run it by him to see if what I said is being share in the right way it happened etc. And if it's something iffy, of course I ask him if he's ok with me sharing it. If I am praising my husband for something I don't run it by him, but when he reads it he always gets this pleased little smile. ;)
Generally for the good of our 18 years of marriage, I avoid anything that would cast a negative light on my husband. My marriage is important to me and that's what I try to convey, if and when I talk about my husband or marriage.


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I think you caught the essence of this beloved pet Peanut! What fun!
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Series 24564
Tooele County (Utah). County Recorder Patented mining claims index
Dates: 1891-1978.
These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.
Historical Note
An agency history is available.
Scope and Content
As the agent responsible for recording documents relating mining claims, the Tooele County recorder created this index to the abstracts of patented claims. An abstract is a chronological list of documents relating to a particular claim. This index references mining claims abstracts, but includes only those claims for which owners had received a patent. Federal mining law enacted in 1872 provided that valuable mineral deposits in the public domain were free and open to exploration and that the locators of the same were to have exclusive right of possession (Statutes at Large, Treaties, and Proclamations, of the United States of America, vol. 17, chap. 152, also Revised Statutes of the United States, chap. 6, title 32). Claim owners could maintain rights to a claim by performing annual assessment labor, or they had the option to file for a patent. Patents provide outright ownership when the necessary requirements have been met.
Alphabetical by first letter of claim name.
Research Note
The county recorder left a limited amount of space in the abstract books to record information about each claim. When that space was filled, he or she continued on another page, making reference on both pages where the abstract had been continued to and from. Many of the entries in this index provide a number of page references. These references include all those pages on which the same abstract was carried forward.
Research Note
This index was microfilmed with the camera head upside down, and therefore the images are in reverse order on the reel. In order to read the entries in chronological order, a researcher will need to read the microfilm backwards.
Related Records
Mining abstracts index from Tooele County (Utah). County Recorder, Series 24177, provides reference to all the claims in the county recorder's abstracts and not just patented claims.
Mining claims abstracts from Tooele County (Utah). County Recorder, Series 24562, contain the abstracts referenced by this index.
Access Restrictions
This series is classified as Public.
Preferred Citation
Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.
Processing Note
Tooele County mining records were processed by Rosemary Cundiff in November 2002.
Indexing Terms
- Mining claims--Utah--Tooele County.
- Mines and mineral resources--Property--Utah--Tooele County.
- Mining claims--Utah--Indexes.
- Utah--Tooele County--Mines and mineral resources.
Page Last Updated October 18, 2012.


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|Mechanical Engineering
2012-13: Rowed in four races throughout the season … opened the season against Holy Cross, Dartmouth and Columbia (4/06), where he sat in the #4 seat of the Varsity B boat … competed against Williams, WPI, Franklin & Marshall and Connecticut College (4/13), Trinity, Colgate and the University of Rhode Island (4/29), and Boston University and the University of Wisconsin (5/04), always in the #4 seat of the B boat.
2011-12: Saw action in six races during the season … rowed in the #3 seat on the MIT B four team at the Foot of the Charles (11/19)… raced in the #4 seat on the MIT varsity team at Columbia (3/31) … competed in the same position as a member of the MIT varsity team against Boston College, Trinity, and Bates (4/7); versus Harvard and Princeton (4/14); against UMass (4/21) and at the Eastern Sprints (5/13).
Off The Water at MIT: Majoring in mechanical engineering … minor in energy studies … concentration in renewable energy.
High School: A 2009 graduate of Franklin High School … two-time all-league in football as an offensive tackle … won team's best offensive lineman and iron man awards … third in the city of Portland in the shot put … National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete … AP Scholar … AP Scholar with Honors and Distinction … Harvard Book Award.


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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code I69.95
Hemiplga following unsp cerebrovascular disease
Diagnosis Code I69.95
Short Description: Hemiplga following unsp cerebrovascular disease
Long Description: Hemiplegia and hemiparesis following unspecified cerebrovascular disease
This is the 2019 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code I69.95
Not Valid for Submission
The code I69.95 is a "header" and not valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Diseases of the circulatory system (I00–I99)
Cerebrovascular diseases (I60-I69)
- Sequelae of cerebrovascular disease (I69)
- Cerebrovascular diseases (I60-I69)
Information for Patients
Also called: Hemiplegia, Palsy, Paraplegia, Quadriplegia
Paralysis is the loss of muscle function in part of your body. It happens when something goes wrong with the way messages pass between your brain and muscles. Paralysis can be complete or partial. It can occur on one or both sides of your body. It can also occur in just one area, or it can be widespread. Paralysis of the lower half of your body, including both legs, is called paraplegia. Paralysis of the arms and legs is quadriplegia.
Most paralysis is due to strokes or injuries such as spinal cord injury or a broken neck. Other causes of paralysis include
- Nerve diseases such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Autoimmune diseases such as Guillain-Barre syndrome
- Bell's palsy, which affects muscles in the face
Polio used to be a cause of paralysis, but polio no longer occurs in the U.S.
- Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Hypokalemic periodic paralysis (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Muscle function loss (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Also called: Brain attack, CVA
A stroke is a medical emergency. Strokes happen when blood flow to your brain stops. Within minutes, brain cells begin to die. There are two kinds of stroke. The more common kind, called ischemic stroke, is caused by a blood clot that blocks or plugs a blood vessel in the brain. The other kind, called hemorrhagic stroke, is caused by a blood vessel that breaks and bleeds into the brain. "Mini-strokes" or transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), occur when the blood supply to the brain is briefly interrupted.
Symptoms of stroke are
- Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg (especially on one side of the body)
- Sudden confusion, trouble speaking or understanding speech
- Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes
- Sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination
- Sudden severe headache with no known cause
If you have any of these symptoms, you must get to a hospital quickly to begin treatment. Acute stroke therapies try to stop a stroke while it is happening by quickly dissolving the blood clot or by stopping the bleeding. Post-stroke rehabilitation helps individuals overcome disabilities that result from stroke damage. Drug therapy with blood thinners is the most common treatment for stroke.
NIH: National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
- EEG (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Preventing stroke (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Stroke (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Stroke - discharge (Medical Encyclopedia)
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The question is, how can companies guard their online reputation as effectively and efficiently as possible? Manually Googling your business name day after
day may be somewhat effective, but who has time for it? There are better strategies that companies can implement, such as the five listed below.
1. Automate your monitoring.
The first step is to ensure that your reputation monitoring is fully automated. The obvious solution here is to set up Google or Bing alerts for your brand
name, as well as any branded products that you have, the names of your chief executives, and more. You'll receive updates in your email inbox whenever
these terms are invoked on the Web, enabling you to keep an accurate and up-to-date assessment of your company's online portrayal.
Google and Bing Alerts are effective, but not necessarily perfect or comprehensive—which leads to our next point.
2. Use an array of reputation-monitoring tools.
There are plenty of other online tools, most of them free, that you can use to monitor your company's online reputation. A few that are especially
noteworthy include:
3. Offer your customers chances to vent.
No matter how vigorously you monitor your online reputation, there may come a day on which your company is hit with a negative review. That can prove
disastrous to your online reputation and your bottom line.
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One way to avoid this is to provide your customers with more constructive ways to vent. Tech support forums and easily-accessible contact forms through
which your customers can submit their inquiries or their concerns may help funnel some of their frustrations or their dissatisfaction away from sites like
4. Encourage positive reviews.
Another approach is to be proactive in asking clients to leave reviews on your online review profiles, such as Yelp, Urban Spoon, or whatever else. You
can't really stop negative reviews from cropping up, but you can suppress them and minimize their impact by surrounding yourself with positive reviews.
Reach out to your best, most loyal customers and ask them to give their two cents.
5. Respond to negatives.
What happens when your online reputation monitoring endeavors reveal a negative comment or review? The first thing to do is to take a deep breath and
compose yourself. Never respond in anger or in haste.
From there, offer a humble and sincere response to anyone who has a legitimate beef with your business, offering to make things right for that customer. If
the negative review is the work of a cyber-bully and is simply defamatory, however, you may be better off simply ignoring it. Any response you offer is
only going to fan the flames and make things worse.
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Hey everyone. Hope all is well and if it isn't, I hope it gets that way for ya real soon. The weekend's weather was perfect for boating - slight breeze, off and on clouds. No real rain to speak of - just an easy-to-get-along-with weather pattern.
The little manatee, nicknamed Suwannee, who was injured by a boat near Suwannee, has been returned to his home on Wednesday, after some R and R in Tampa.
Most people have a list of things they would like to do before they die, but few people actually do items on that list three times. Peg and Russ Hall are two of those rare people.
Depending on how you look at it, the fact that 83 volunteers showed up (compared to 50 last year) to help pick up trash was a good thing. However, the fact that there was enough trash to keep 83 people busy - not so good.
An aggressive marketing plan for the upcoming year is in the works, in an effort to bump up the number of visitors to Levy County, as well as, raise revenues to encourage even more to spend a few nights on the "Nature Coast."
Do you have a favorite teacher? If so, you can nominate that person for a chance to win $250 and two-night stay at Beacher's Lodge in St. Augustine. There will only be one winning teacher from Levy County.
Just as the fall hunting season began, the annual hunt for ways to cut operating costs in the city ended with the expenditures actually being 2.5 percent more than the previous year.
The average yearly electric bill in the United States is about $2,000 per year per household. On average the amount paid per kilowatt of electricity used in the U. S. goes up 6 percent per year. In eight years that $2,000 will become $3,000 unless you do something to conserve electricity.
Toni Collins isn't shy about her beliefs, especially when it comes to history.
The city commission voted unanimously to partner with the Cedar Key Aquaculture Association in a program designed to solve the dumping problem that has plagued the Shell Pile boat ramp for years.
Ken Edmunds and Rose Cantwell, representing the Cedar Key Aquaculture Association, spoke to the commission regarding the proposed Shell Pile Cover Net Program.
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Polyester Is Back With a Vengeance
Synthetic 'Techno' Fabrics Are the New Markers of Daring Design, and They Will Make You Pay
The white dress in the fall collection of German luxury label Talbot Runhof—a slinky number striped with sequins—started life far from fashion. It is made from fabric more commonly used to filter blood in a kidney dialysis machine.
Welcome to fashion's new frontier—fabrics with origins in science, not nature. While fine silk gazar and doubleface cashmere are standard bearers for luxurious clothing, many designers are finding that polyester, nylon, neoprene, polyamide and other synthetic materials allow them to be more daring and versatile. And in an era when virtually every collar and hemline has been tried and revisited, pioneering designs increasingly hang on finding new textiles.
"A cotton shirt is a cotton shirt," says Johnny Talbot, co-designer of the Munich-based Talbot Runhof label, best known for its red-carpet gowns. "But the really cool fabrics have something extra in them."
Bonding fabrics with neoprene was an important technique last month at designers' fashion shows for fall 2013, in which volume was a key concept. Scuba chic has given modern fashion some of its most influential looks. The innovative Nicolas Ghesquière fused neoprene with other fibers to redefine the Balenciaga label, where he formerly worked.
Alexander Wang bonded brushed mohair to neoprene to get a lightweight material with a soft but slightly stiff voluminous look for several looks in his eponymous fall collection. To get the same look with a thick double-face mohair would be costly and result in fabric so heavy it would be largely unsellable for today's centrally heated buildings.
At Pièce d'Anarchive, sisters Deborah and Priscilla Royer used a man-made version of blistered-looking cloqué cloth in a collection focused on textured fabrics and clothes with structure. The label, based in Paris, uses fabric innovation to stand out from its many competitors. "If it was silk, it couldn't hold the shape," says Deborah Royer of the cloqué. "This is the keystone to everything. If you do not have the right fabric, you cannot have a collection."
Much has changed about man-made fabrics since John Waters used "polyester" as a metaphor for trashiness in his 1981 film by that name. The fibers, many made from a variety of polymers, or sorts of plastics, are thinner and more versatile these days, with breathable, moisture-wicking, antibacteria versions embraced in athletic wear. (One must look hard to find pure cotton long underwear these days.)
One thing that hasn't changed, though, is these fabrics' bad name in fashion, where they still recall leisure suits and godawful golf pants. Hence, fashion designers often prefer a euphemism. The go-to term is "technical fabrics." "Polyester crinoline" doesn't sound nearly as nice as its fragile silk cousin.
At the Swiss label Akris, designer Albert Kriemler says he uses "techno fabrics," but only after testing them for feeling nice against the skin. It's essential, in order for consumers to embrace a fabric, that it look like wool, silk or another natural material, Mr. Kriemler says.
The designer is particularly happy with a fabric he calls "technogrid," which he helped develop and used in clothing as well as bags in his fall collection. "It looks like a hi-tech version of quilting," Mr. Kriemler says. The fabric is actually 100% polyamide, a material that has been around for more than half a century.
Akris's wind- and water-resistant textiles often emerge wrinkle-free from suitcases, and thus are a big factor in the label's success in catering to female executives. "We use fabrics that are designed to answer to the desires of women who are constantly traveling," Mr. Kriemler says.
The old polyester was infamous for its sheen. But fiber- and yarn-processing has improved since the first technical fibers were introduced decades ago. Improved technology allows much thinner fibers to be produced and processed into yarns with a silky feel and the right amount of luster—not too shiny, says Margaret Frey, a Cornell University professor of fiber science and apparel design.
Often, what's particularly new about these fibers is the way they're finished and dyed, she says. More refined finishing processes have been developed to improve the feel, drape and comfort of the fabrics.
In fact, the processes used to create some of these clothes sound more like a chemistry experiment than clothing design. For the white Talbot-Runhof dress, a base fabric was embroidered with sequins, sewn to the dialysis-machine filter fabric and then bathed in a liquid that dissolved the base, leaving fringes of sequins attached to the filter-cum-dress.
The filter fabric, made by a Swiss medical supply manufacturer, is feather light and ripstop strong. A bolt of fabric weighs considerably less than the cardboard roll it's delivered on, Mr. Talbot says. For an earlier collection, the designers printed the cloth in bright swirls with an inkjet printer, then steamed the reverse side with "a fog of aluminum vapor" to give it a reflective side and enhance the colorful print, he says.
Cheap, it wasn't. The dress was priced at about $10,000. The technology and design efforts required to make many of these textiles, many of which come from Japan, mean they are no longer inexpensive alternatives to natural fibers—and can often be even more expensive.
Talbot Runhof also works with polypropylene, transparent acrylic and polyester georgette. One of Mr. Talbot's favorites is a fine, stiff netlike fabric used by the automobile industry as a support material between upholstery and metal or impact-resistant plastics.
It "reminds me of the back-porch screen door of our house when I was a child," says Mr. Talbot, who was born in Nashville, Tenn. He says the fabric's edges cut his hand at least a dozen times when he attempted to drape it on a mannequin. Eventually, the design team equipped themselves with gloves and protective glasses.
They turned out pieces for spring 2013—with the sharp edges tucked safely into seams—that are diaphanous, but as much sculpture as clothing. At Talbot Runhof's Paris boutique on the swish Rue d'Alger last month, one feather-light jacket stood on its own on a pedestal.
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Each one of these took about an hour to make 'Thatcher pops'
Union Jack biscuits...and for how much longer will there be a Union Jack flag?
Treasury cake...loadsa money!
Guests...navy and pearls...the guy on the far left works for Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith!
Mrs Thatcher's own recipe 'orange and walnut' cake
The uterine symbol of power...handbag biscuits and RR loves MT (Ronald Reagan loves Margaret)
Maggie Maggie Maggie Out Out Out
No war but class war!
Mrs Thatcher invented Mr Whippy but this is my home made version
Milk Snatcher cupcakes with milk bottles on top
My signature sandwich
Grantham Gingerbread from Mrs Thatcher's home town


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A Pennsylvania court will hear arguments next month on the governor's attempt to stop a county outside Philadelphia from issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
The state Commonwealth Court scheduled oral arguments for Sept. 4 in Harrisburg. Republican Gov. Tom Corbett's administration contends that Montgomery County officials are violating the state's one-man, one-woman marriage law and the state Health Department is seeking a court order to halt the practice.
However, Democratic officials in the affluent county near Philadelphia believe the law defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman is unconstitutional.
They began issuing same-sex marriage licenses on July 24, shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down parts of the federal Defense of Marriage Act and after Democratic state Attorney General Kathleen Kane said she would not defend the state law against a federal lawsuit because she believes it is unconstitutional.
More than 130 gay and lesbian couples have since trekked to Norristown, the county seat, to obtain licenses from Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes, and dozens have returned the forms after getting married.
In their legal briefs, the Health Department predicts that untold "chaos" would result from Hanes' stance, and threatened that he and other officials could be subject to misdemeanor charges.
Meanwhile, at least two mayors around the state are stepping into the fray. In western Pennsylvania, Braddock Mayor John Fetterman said he has performed several same-sex marriages at his home.
In State College, Mayor Elizabeth Goreham instead hosted a same-sex wedding while inviting a local minister to perform the service.
Goreham said she supports same-sex marriage but believes that performing the ceremony herself would "violate my oath of office, and I'm not going to do that."
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Topic: Quarantine release doesn't work after iRedAdmin-Pro upgrade
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- iRedMail version: 0.8.7
- Store mail accounts in which backend (LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL): PGSQL
- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: Centos 6.5, Linux 3.14.4-x86_64-linode40 on x86_64
- Related log if you're reporting an issue: maillog
After I recently upgraded to Iredadmin-pro v1.4.2, my quarantine (and possibly whitelisting) don't work.
You should be aware that as part of this process I also updated postgresql to v9.1 doing the dump and restore method, from 8.4.
Whenever I try releasing an email from quarantine, it fails with these maillog entries:
May 21 20:44:00 mail amavis[19169]: (rel-aQ2mMS59szoQ) Quarantined message release (miscategorized): aQ2mMS59szoQ <> ->
May 21 20:44:00 mail amavis[19169]: (rel-aQ2mMS59szoQ) Quarantine release aQ2mMS59szoQ: missing X-Quarantine-ID; missing X-Envelope-From or Return-Path; missing X-Envelope-To
May 21 20:44:00 mail amavis[19169]: (rel-aQ2mMS59szoQ) WARN: dispatch_from_quarantine failed: Stored quarantine ID '' does not match requested ID 'aQ2mMS59szoQ' at /usr/sbin/amavisd line 10502, <GEN26> line 35.
Every single time, for any quarantine type (banned, spam, virus, etc..), and every message. They seem to just disappear and I have yet to find any evidence that they actually wind up somewhere.
Now, also, I tried to whitelist an entire sender domain (@domain.org) and messages from there where still being quarantined. I guess this means that whitelist is only for policyd(cluebringer) purposes? Or am I missing something / having an issue?
Thanks. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. This is causing me some grief as I need to get through some normally banned attachments. Thanks again.
- Fabian S.


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July 20, 1951 - April 28, 2013
Newburgh, NY
James E. Raab "Raaby", 61, of Newburgh, NY died unexpectedly of heart failure on the afternoon of Sunday, April 28, 2013.
Jim was born July 20, 1951 in Cornwall to Charles and Doris Raab. He was brother to Doris Orff and her husband, Virgil of Amherst, NH; the late Beverly Daugherty and her husband Gale of Lexington, KY; and Sheila Knaust of Clearwater, FL.
He attended Newburgh Free Academy and the New York Military Academy. He graduated in 1969 and high-tailed it to Woodstock. Shortly thereafter he served the U.S. Army in Alaska as an engineer.
Jim's love for music shined throughout his whole life and he was known for absorbing great songs and singing them back to us. One day, while singing in the Heights of Newburgh, he was joined by Adonna Riglioni. The two were married on August 12, 1973. They would've celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary this summer. Together they brought Brian, Eric, and Jennifer in to the world. He was also a proud and loving grandfather to Rosalie, Annmarie, and Connor. Hi is leaving behind dozens of nieces and nephews, and great nieces and nephews, who all adored him. Jim's never-wavering smile touched just about everyone he ever met, but he was always happiest at gatherings with his family and friends. He buzzed and laughed, making sure he talked to everyone. If there was a dance floor he was on it; if a band he loved was in town, he was there; and if there was a song he loved that you didn't know, he made sure you did. He saw to it that everyone was enjoying life as much as they could. He will be greatly missed, but he left an infinite amount of tales that we can all share forever.
A memorial service celebrating his life with stories, music, and pictures will be held on Friday, May 3rd from 6 to 9 p.m. at Hudson Valley Christian Church, 100 Grand St., Newburgh, NY 12550. Please come and share your memories of Jim with his family and friends.
Arrangements under the care of Christian D. Garrison of the Doulin Newburgh Funeral Home, Inc., 845-562-0068.


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Clinton Urges Progressive Push On Health Care, Shoots Down Euthanasia Myth
First Posted: 08-13-09 11:02 PM | Updated: 08-14-09 10:53 AM
PITTSBURGH -- In a speech rallying progressives to make one last major push to pass health care reform, former President Bill Clinton accused Republicans of propagating a campaign of disinformation reminiscent of the effort to bring down his own attempt at reform.
"Do you want to go through that again?" the 42nd President asked the crowd of bloggers, online activists, and a slew of Democratic lawmakers at the Netroots Nation convention in Pittsburgh. "Of course you don't. I'm telling you no matter how low they drive support for this with misinformation, the minute the president signs a health care reform bill his approval will go up. Secondly, within a year, when all those bad things they say will happen don't happen, and all the good things happen, approval will explode."
The remarks fit into the wider theme of Clinton's more than hour-long address. Fresh off a trip to North Korea, in which he negotiated the release of two imprisoned American journalists, and with a sore voice, the former president declared the moment to be ripe for a progressive political era that could last "30 to 40 years."
But health care was the topic that the crowd wanted to hear about and Clinton didn't shy away from it. Occasionally referencing anecdotes from his failed reform effort in the early 1990s, he directly confronted the popular "death panel" myth being promoted among conservatives: that Democrats wanted to set up government panels to determine which sick patients to euthanize.
"Helping somebody draw up a living will is not the same thing as inviting seniors to die. It is a legitimate thing," he declared emphatically. "[Writing a will] doesn't have anything to do with all these crazy charges that are being made."
He pinpointed three ways in which Barack Obama's health care agenda faced an uphill battle: the complexity of the topic, the cost of reform, and the natural concern among the populace about changing the status quo. But he urged Democrats not to "lose their nerve."
"I'm pleading with you," he said, "try to keep this thing in the lane of getting something done. We need to pass a bill."
More than anything else, it was the memories of past failures that should compel current action, Clinton added. Unlike 17 years ago, he explained, the stars are now aligned to get legislation passed, in terms of the temperament of the American public, the genuine need for a systematic overhaul, or simple voting calculus in the United States Senate.
"Right now the Republicans are sitting around rooting for the President to fail," Clinton said. "And one of the reasons people are so hysterical at all these health care town-hall meetings... is they know they have no chance to beat health care this time, unless they can mortify with rigid fears some moderate conservative Democrats. Why do I know? Because they don't have the filibuster this time."
Clinton Urges Progressive Push On Health Care, Shoots Down Euthanasia Myth
I can't believe anyone thinks that a 1000 page health reform bill is what we need. I would love to hear anybody illustrate what they think is so great about this bill and why it would be good for our country. Hillary wouldn't have done any better, because even democrats know that the majority of people don't want it and that we don't have the money to fund it.
Letting insurance companies compete across state lines and cracking down on malpractice lawsuits would be simple to try and take very little resources to impliment. Why is this not being considered by Obama?
Health care cost money, because physicians usually spend a decade of their life getting educated and technology has a cost. If anyone thinks that a public option will not eventually phase out private health care, you are wrong. Clinton is right in one year it might seem great, but give it time. Young college students are not going to decide to spend another 4-8 years going to school just to work for the government. Companies are not going to invest money into research and advanced technology if the government is their only customer. The quality of health care will steadily decline. The better minds of our country will not choose health care as a profession. This WILL decrease the health care resources. If you combine that with the aging baby boomers, rationing is very likely. It is hard for most that are south of 35 or 40 to understand what all this means, but one day you will be there and you will kick yourself. Most don't realize that IF this does happen and all the conservative predictions are correct, is that even if you are financially strong enough to pay for your own health care, you won't be able to. Private pay will be the last privelage to fall, but when it does, that is when it will all become very clear. Do you know what that means? It means if you need a valve replacement at age 75, you may not get it even if you can pay for it out of your own pocket. That is a reality, because it happens now in countries with socialized medicine and those people come to this country to get it done. What a great country we have, right?
The more this country allows for goverment take over, the more the people depend on it to provide for them. It is foolish to think that the government will take better care of you than you can, but then again this government is breading parasites and is being successfull. I guess more and more people are becoming complacent with mediocrity.
One simple solution for most of the 15% of Americans without health insurance:
-Make it a priority over a cell phone, new car, etc.
Most of the uninsured are illegals or people that don't want it or don't think they need it. And you know what? They get treated anyway in the ER.
So why are we ready to sacrifice a system so that these people can have insurance? It makes no sense. The people in this country that do pay for health insurance would certainly benefit from copetition across state lines and tort reform.
Is our defense that good? I think so. And the scary part is that the whole team seems to take a sadistic pride in shutting people down. What is Pop feeding them? They looked brainwashed out there, a single minded machine that just eats up their opponents. -----pjrfan
Britain's medical body is well compensated. They're not exactly going broke. Your generalizations are likewise fairly insulting to people who work hard and still can't get good health care, and let's not even go into the discussion of how HMOs purposely seek out ways to deny you health care. Promotions based on denial of care are a fact, and when the minimum denial rate is posted at a preferred 15% there's something wrong.
By the way, it's just foolish to act as if things aren't already socialized. From the fact that Medicair is subsidized to the mail and schooling, it's not this big evil thing. It's not as if other countries have it perfect either, but some of what you're saying is simply hypothesization, fear mongering and baiting.
So we are suppose to give up our current system to help such a small number? And what defines "good health care". Most insurance is designed to cover catastrophic events.
I agree HMO's are horrible, and denial is the game and delayed reembursement is the norm. However, your nuts if you think a government option will be any better.
As far as socialism being evil, socialism was not the intent of the founders of the constitution. To say we already have some socialistic aspects doesn't make it o.k. to add more. If you are in love with socialism and having the government provide for you, then go to Britian or some other socialistic government.
Is our defense that good? I think so. And the scary part is that the whole team seems to take a sadistic pride in shutting people down. What is Pop feeding them? They looked brainwashed out there, a single minded machine that just eats up their opponents. -----pjrfan
They should name it The Chappaquidick Health Care Bill of 2009, complete with the Mary Jo Kopechne End-Of-Life Rider
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Warner Home Video has announced 3-disc DVD ($39.92 Each) and 3-disc Blu-ray ($49.99 Each) Ultimate Editions of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Each will be available to own from October 19th. We've attached the disc specs for each release below, along with a trade advertisement with some early artwork.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Ultimate Edition DVD & Blu-ray
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DISC 2: CREATURES • Creating the World of Harry Potter Part 3: Magical Creatures • Tour Nick Dudman's Creature Shop • An Interview in Spanish with Alfonso Cuarón • 3 Vintage TV Specials: The Magic Touch of Harry Potter; Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Something Wicked This Way Comes; The Making of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
DISC 3: SPECIAL FEATURES • Additional Scenes • Creating the Vision: Interview with J.K. Rowling and the Filmmakers • Conjuring a Scene: Creating Buckbeak and the Dementors for the Screen • Johnny Vaughan and the Shrunken Head Lead Raucous Interviews with the Cast • Self-Guided Tours of Honeydukes and Professor Lupin's Classroom • Meet the Animal Trainers in Care of Magical Creatures • 3 Great Challenges: Test Your Memory with Magic You May Have Missed, Help Crookshanks Catch Scabbers, and Go on an Unxepected Quest with Sir Cadogan
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DISC 2: SOUND AND MUSIC • Creating the World of Harry Potter Part 4: Sound and Music • 5 Vintage TV Specials: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire; Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Behind the Magic; Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Dark Matters, New Masters; Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Some Animal Magic; Inside Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
DISC 3: SPECIAL FEATURES • Preparing for the Yule Ball • Conversations with the Cast • Reflections on the Fourth Film • Triwizard Tournament: Dragon Arena - Harry vs. the Horntail: The First Task; Meet the Champions • Triwizard Tournament: Lake - In Too Deep: The Second Task • Triwizard Tournament: Maze - Maze Challenge; To the Graveyard and Back Challenge; The Maze: The Third Task; He Who Must Not Be Named
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I cant wait to see the 1-8 Ultimate Edition Box Set and the monstrosity price tag attached to it. Im saving money and not buying one. Harry Potter is an overrated franchise. It was groundbreaking for many back in 2001, but the idea's tiresome and quite finished with popularity. Glad to see it end.
Okay I'm mad. I thought the point of these Ultimate Editions was to include everything, including the extended cuts! They did it for the first two, why not 3 and 4? They exist because they show them on ABC Family. They better release the extended cut for Order of The Phoenix, which supposedly they cut 30 minutes out of and it shows! One of my favorite book in the series, is one of my least favorite in the film series and I'm curious to see if the extended cut will help it out.
I can't wait! These 3 and 4 are definitely on my top list of Harpott movies. They are the most intense and engaging of the 6 movies. The 1 & 2 are CG festivals for kiddies while 5 & 6 are gritty but boring.
I have Years 1-6 on DVD but I will possibly wait until all eight films come into a box set.
why the first two films didn't bring a Lenticular art, here are lenticular card for years 3 and 4
Kinda disappointed that there's no extended editions to these (especially Goblet of Fire, which is probably my favorite of them all so far), but I'll still get them anyways just because I'm a huge Harry Potter fanatic and I have the first 2 "ultimate editions". I'll just put these two on my Christmas list like I did last year.
No way are these worth it. I'm glad I never bought the Ultimate Editions of 1 and 2 now. The entire point (to me) would have been to have the extended cuts.
Though I wish they'd go with something simpler, the cover art isn't as god-awful as the first two. Not that good, but whatever. I'll wait 'till they come down in price.
Disappointing. I was really hoping to see extended editions of these two movies, and not just with the deleted scenes inserted in. I really wanted to see those scenes with Ron finding Sirius in the common room, more of the graveyard scene in in "Goblet" and others.
Guess we'll have to wait before Warners does a 'definitive extended edition' of all eight movies with 'never before-seen footage!'
Guess we'll have to wait before Warners does a 'definitive extended edition' of all eight movies with 'never before-seen footage!'
waiting for 1-8 movie box set...
If they release ALL the Harry Potter films with "ultimate editions" on Blu-ray, I'm only getting 1, 2, & 5 (if I have the money). I did not like the 4th Harry Potter, the 5th Harry Potter (for me) was a little disappointing, and already own the 6th one on BD. If they release both parts of the 7th with "ultimate editions", on BD, I'll have to see the movie first to decide what to get.
I think I'm just going to buy the years 1-6 blu ray box set. I mean, they still have nice special features on them. At least good enough for me. The new documentary on these aren't enough for me to purchase them at that price while I can get the first six films for a very good buy.
Hopefully we'll see these ultimate editions in the UK once the final films get released.
FYI: According to Bill Hunt from thedigitalbits, he did confirm from WHV that these 2 new sets will NOT have extended cuts of the films. All of the previous extra's from the current releases are ported over. The value of these editions is the new documentaries on each film and a DTS-MA track for audio on both films.
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