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1923 There's trouble At Mrs. Beam's — this boardinghouse keeper thinks one of her guests is a killer. There will be 280 performances at London's Royalty Theatre of this C. K. Munro play.
1963 Liza Minnelli stars in the revival of Best Foot Forward at Stage 73 Off-Broadway. Danny Daniels stages the 224 performances.
1966 Theatre critic and scholar John Gassner dies today. He was head of the Theatre Guild's play department and instrumental in bringing playwrights Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller into public attention. He was 64 years old.
1969 The Royal Shakespeare Company opens its annual Stratford upon-Avon season with Pericles. Terry Hands stages, Ian Richardson stars.
1986 A.R. Gurney's The Perfect Party opens Off Broadway at Playwrights Horizons. The comedy about a professor who sets out to throw the perfect party under the scrutiny of a newspaper columnist runs 70 performances under the direction of John Tillinger.
1999 The syncopated siblings reach Broadway once more, but not for long with the revue, The Gershwins' Fascinating Rhythm, which begins previews today. Boasting songs by composer George Gershwin and his lyricist brother, Ira Gershwin, it stars Michael Berresse, Darius de Haas, Adriane Lenox, Orfeh, Sara Ramirez and Patrick Wilson. Officially opening April 25, the show will play only 27 previews and 17 performances.
2002 Some 150 years after it was written, Ivan Turgenev's Fortune's Fool gets its Broadway debut. Alan Bates and Frank Langella earn Tony Award nominations, and Mike Poulton's translation is nominated for Best Play.
2009 Neil LaBute officially makes his debut as a Broadway playwright when MCC Theater's production of reasons to be pretty, which played an acclaimed Off-Broadway run, opens at the Lyceum Theatre. Terry Kinney directs Marin Ireland, Steven Pasquale, Piper Perabo and Thomas Sadoski in the examination of people's obsession with physical beauty.
2012 End of the Rainbow, Peter Quilter's music-studded drama about the final months in the life of Judy Garland, opens at the Belasco Theatre. Tracie Bennett, who stars as the tempestuous and triumphant icon, performs such Garland signatures as "The Man That Got Away," "Come Rain or Come Shine" and "The Trolley Song."
2013 Tony Award-winning actress Elaine Stritch, a celebrated icon of the stage and New York City itself, begins performances of Elaine Stritch at the Carlyle: Movin' Over and Out. The "freeform evening of story and song" marks her final engagement at the Café Carlyle before retiring from performing and moving to Michigan.
2015 A revival of David Hare's Skylight, starring Carey Mulligan, Bill Nighy and Matthew Beard, opens on Broadway at the John Golden Theatre. The Stephen Daldry-directed production will go on to win a Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play.
Today's Birthdays: Hans Christian Andersen 1805. Buddy Ebsen 1908. Alec Guinness 1914. Kenneth Tynan 1927. Linda Hunt 1945.

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my little lion
They both are britisch shorthair tabby cats, one grey and one brown.
Saartje is the grey one
Pluisje is the brown tabby,
she is a breed variation, has long hair ,
she hates the comb, and therefore. she gets a lot of knots.
so I take her to the vet each year to be shaved,
unfortunately she has to be under anaesthetic.
This is how she normaly is
And this how she is now, the vet keeps a plume at the end of her tail, otherwise she doesn't regornises her own tail.
She looks like a cartooncat now,she is so tiny .
But I think she is happy without all that hair.
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I have a Tortie Persian who loves a brush but hates the mat comb. I take her outside for a good brushing. The fur goes into the bushes for the birds and squirrels. And she is so afraid of the big bad outside that I can usually get most of the mats out. I do take her to the vet for a "sanitary cut". They have never mentioned a total lion cut. Too cute but with winter coming I will leave her fur on.
Have you seen the video of a woman who knits objects for customers from their cat's fur removed during grooming? She makes purses etc.I have Maine Coons in California, USA where it is often 108 degrees during the summer. I shave them as well, leaving the tassel on the end of the tail. The new kittens always have a great time chasing the tassels on the older cats :-). The older cats are very cooperative with the clipping and are very relieved to not be so hot.


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Again, just cause I have some contacts on this site, if I took this and posted it it would have tonso of comments and favorites. Thats the downside of these sites...
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This seems to be as good a place as any to ask this: why are providers going with FTTC anyway, rather than FTTH (fibre-to-the-home)? These large cabinets are artifacts of FTTC -- at some point the fibre has to be broken out into bundles of dozens or hundreds of copper (coax or twisted-pair) drops that then need to be driven with enough power to push the signal for the last few hundred metres. Isn't this already a flawed approach? Moreover, this reduces the total bandwidth available between the local exchange carrier and the premises.
As I understand it, FTTC permits the provider to deliver high bandwidth services (at least by today's standards) at lower infrastructure costs then FTTH. However, this seems to be 'kicking the can down the road', to use the prosaic expression.
So, how much are the providers saving? For example, I've read it costs the National Grid on average 13 times more per mile to run 400 kV transmission lines underground as it does via pylons. Is there a similar figure that can be cited for the difference between FTTC and FTTH?
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The butcher knife goes in, first, at the top And carves out the round stemmed lid, The hole of which allows the hand to go In to pull the gooey mess inside, out - The walls scooped clean with a spoon. A grim design decided on, that afternoon, The eyes are the first to go, Isosceles or trapezoid, the square nose, The down-turned mouth with three Hideous teeth and, sometimes, Round ears. At dusk it's Lighted, the room behind it dark. Outside, looking in, it looks like a Pumpkin, it looks like ripeness Is all. Kids come, beckoned by Fingers of shadows on leaf-strewn lawns To trick or treat. Standing at the open Door, the sculptor, a warlock, drops Penny candies into their bags, knowing The message of winter: only the children, Pretending to be ghosts, are real.
The man who stands above the bird, his knife Sharp as a Turkish scimitar, first removes A thigh and leg, half the support On which the turkey used to stand. This Leg and thigh he sets on an extra Plate. All his weight now on One leg, he lunges for the wing, the wing On the same side of the bird from which He has just removed the leg and thigh. He frees the wing enough to expose The breast, the wing not severed but Collapsed down to the platter. One hand Holding the fork, piercing the turkey Anywhere, he now beings to slice the breast, Afflicted by small pains in his chest, A kind of heartburn for which there is no Cure. He serves the hostess breast, her Own breast rising and falling. And so on, Till all the guests are served, the turkey Now a wreck, the carver exhausted, a Mere carcass of his former self. Everyone Says thanks to the turkey carver and begins To eat, thankful for the cold turkey And the Republic for which it stands.


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The new applied econometrics
The Credibility Revolution in Empirical Economics: How Better Research Design is Taking the Con out of Econometrics by Angrist and Pischke. Experiments and good instruments are the way to go.
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Brazilian spatial dynamics in the long term (1872–2000): "path dependency" or "reversal of fortune"?
The Journal of Geographical Systems has just published my paper . (In the same issue there is a very interesting study "From locational fundamentals to increasing returns: the spatial concentration of population in Spain, 1787–2000" )
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We hear rumors often of a federal investigation here in Indianapolis of our own crop of immoral government thieves. Justice was served in Gary with stiff sentences given to two of their city councilors and a Gary attorney. Let's hope the feds are looking into the dirty water deal that Bart and Burt hatched behind closed doors. We also hope they are looking closely at Monroe Gray and Aaron Haith, our local duo of corruption. Below is news of the sentences handed down by U.S. District Court Judge Philip Simon blogged by our friends at Team Hammond Taxpayers' Group in Lake county. BRAVO FEDS, BRAVO!
Willie Harris, former Gary attorney, was sentenced to 55 months in prison, nearly the maximum sentenced recommended. Harris, along with former County Councilman Will Smith, Jr. and Roosevelt Powell, was convicted last September of tax fraud and skimming $50,000 from the profits of a secret real estate deal between the corrupt Gary Urban Enterprise Association and the Gary Historical and Cultural Society.
U.S. District Court Judge Philip Simon handed down the stiff sentence. Judge Simon ruled Harris not only betrayed the legal profession, but he also betrayed the Lake County taxpayers. Harris will serve out his sentence at the federal work camp in Oxford, Wisconsin.
Last week, former Lake County tax collector, Roosevelt Powell, received a sentence of 37 months. Will Smith Jr. will be sentenced on January 18. Given the fact that Smith was not only a county councilman but council president as well, it is very possible that Judge Simon will also impose a harsh sentence on Smith. If he does, may it serve as a reminder and a deterrent to all elected officials in Lake County that this kind of unlawful behavior will NO longer be tolerated.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Justice Served: Corrupt Lake county city councilors and attorney headed to federal prison
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It should also serve as a detterent here in Marion county too.
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Kyle Brooten embarks on his senior year in the green and white, having served the Spartans as a first-class reserve goalkeeper during his tenure. He will look to compete for one of the top spots this season and continue to push the other Spartan netminders. He can make spectacular saves and will be called upon to improve his consistency this year. Brooten, with his strong will to succeed combined with experience in the net, will prove a valuable resource for the Spartan side.


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A vast amount of scientific research has shown that heavy marijuana use negatively affects smokers' learning abilities and social skills, causing problems in their daily lives and compounding their existing problems.

The National Institute on Drug Abuse has surveyed and compiled 11 scientific research studies that have demonstrated that heavy marijuana use, defined as smoking marijuana 27 days in the past 30 days, has a significant impact on users' ability to learn, remember what they learned and function in society.

Effects of Heavy Marijuana Use

According to these researchers, heavy marijuana use is associated with:

 Depression, anxiety and personality disorders.

Compromise in the ability to learn and remember information, making it more likely to fall behind the norm on developing intellectual, job and social skills.

The user's ability to remember and learn for days or even weeks after abstinence from smoking.

Effects on Students

Daily marijuana use has been associated with:

Users getting lower grades and becoming less likely to graduate, compared to students who do not smoke.

Significantly impaired skills related to attention, memory and learning even after not smoking for 24 hours.

Problems in sustaining and shifting attention.

The ability to register, organize and use information, even compared to occasional users of marijuana.

Impairment in the users' ability to recall words from a list even a week after quitting marijuana use.

Effects on Work Performance

These are some of the findings from research of heavy marijuana users in the workplace:

Workers who smoke marijuana are more likely to experience increased absences, tardiness, accidents, workers' compensation claims, and job turnover.

Workers who test positive for marijuana use have 55 percent more industrial accidents, 85 percent more injuries, and a 75-percent increase in absenteeism compared to non-smokers.

 Heavy marijuana abusers self-report that their use of the drug had negative effects on their cognitive abilities, career status, social life, and physical and mental health.

According to the NIDA, the conclusion that can be drawn from this scientific research is: someone who smokes marijuana every day may be functioning at a reduced intellectual level all of the time, even during periods of brief abstinence.

The good news for heavy marijuana users is the same research shows that cognitive abilities begin to return after four weeks, even after long-term daily use of the drug.

NIDA Sources

These are the 11 scientific studies from which the NIDA based its review.

Brook JS, Rosen Z, Brook DW. "The effect of early marijuana use on later anxiety and depressive symptoms." NYS Psychologist 35–39, January 2001.

Brook JS, Cohen P, Brook DW. "Longitudinal study of co-occurring psychiatric disorders and substance use." Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 37(3):322–330, 1998.

Pope HG, Yurgelun-Todd D. "The residual cognitive effects of heavy marijuana use in college students." Journal of the American Medical Association 275(7):521–527, 1996.

Block RI, Ghoneim MM. "Effects of chronic marijuana use on human cognition." Psychopharmacology 100(1–2):219–228, 1993.

Lynskey M, Hall W. "The effects of adolescent cannabis use on educational attainment: A review." Addiction 95(11):1621–1630, 2000.

Kandel DB, Davies M. "High school students who use crack and other drugs." Archives of General Psychiatry 53(1):71–80, 1996.

Rob M, Reynolds I, Finlayson PF. "Adolescent marijuana use: Risk factors and implications." Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 24(1):45–56, 1990.

Brook JS, Balka EB, Whiteman M. "The risks for late adolescence of early adolescent marijuana use." American Journal of Public Health 89(10):1549–1554, 1999.

Pope HG, Gruber AJ, Hudson JI, et al. "Neuropsychological performance in long-term cannabis users." Archives of General Psychiatry 58(10):909–915, 2001.

Zwerling C, Ryan J, Orav EJ. "The efficacy of pre-employment drug screening for marijuana and cocaine in predicting employment outcome." Journal of the American Medical Association 264(20):2639–2643, 1990.

Gruber AJ, Pope HG, Hudson JI, et al. "Attributes of long-term heavy cannabis users: A case control study." Psychological Medicine 33(8):1415–1422, 2003.


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Great greens without the meat! Adapted from Sunny Anderson from the show Cooking for Real,Episode: Carolina On My Mind!
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Moon in the Middle [1]
The gibbous Moon is boxed in tonight by three bright stars and one brilliant planet. The whole group is in view as night falls, and climbs high across the south later on.
The brightest corner of the box is marked by the planet Jupiter, which is well to the lower left of the Moon. It far outshines all the other planets and stars in the night sky right now, so you just can't miss it. The Moon is moving toward Jupiter, and will stand beside the giant planet on Tuesday.
Aldebaran, the eye of Taurus, the bull, is close to the upper right of the Moon. Aldebaran is a stellar giant — it's dozens of times wider than the Sun. It's puffed up because it's nearing the end of its life. A series of changes is making the star's core smaller and hotter, and its outer regions bigger and cooler — hence the star's orange color.
Another orange pinpoint is below the Moon in early evening: Betelgeuse, the shoulder of Orion, the hunter. Like Aldebaran, it shines orange because its outer layers are cool. But Betelgeuse is not a giant, but a supergiant that's hundreds of times the Sun's diameter. It's so much bigger because it's also heavier — one of the biggest and most massive stars in our region of the galaxy.
The final corner of the box is to the upper left of the Moon, and is marked by two giants locked in a close orbit — Capella, the leading light of Auriga, the charioteer. The system shines yellow-orange — a beautiful complement to a beautiful Moon.
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There are times when there is no substitute for experience and Michael Llodra and Arnaud Clément used all their years of know-how to put France in pole position to win the Davis Cup final in Belgrade yesterday.
The French pair fought back from two sets down to beat Serbia's Nenad Zimonjic and Viktor Troicki 4-6 6-7 6-4 7-5 6-4 after more than four and a half hours of tension-filled drama. With a 2-1 lead, France need to win just one of today's reverse singles to claim the trophy for the 10th time, a record bettered only by the United States and Australia.
Llodra, 30, and Clément, 32 are a highly experienced pair who used to be regular partners on the tour. Zimonjic, 34, is world No 3 in doubles and won the title at the recent ATP World Tour Finals in London, and it was his 24-year-old partner who finally cracked under the weight of home expectations in the Belgrade Arena.
Troicki played with great assurance in the first two sets, but his nerve appeared to desert him while Llodra and Clément kept theirs.
Should Serbia lose in their first appearance in the final their captain, Bogdan Obradovic, will reflect long and hard on his decision not to risk replacing Troicki with Novak Djokovic, the world No 3 and his team's talisman, in the doubles.
Djokovic had a comparatively easy victory over Gilles Simon in his first singles match. In this afternoon's first reverse singles rubber he faces Gaël Monfils, and he has beaten the world No 12 in all five of their previous meetings.
The nominated players for the fifth rubber are Janko Tipsarevic and Simon, though the captains can change their line-up. Guy Forget in particular will surely be tempted to bring in Llodra, who has enjoyed one of the best years of his career.
It now seems unlikely that Serbia might go with Troicki ahead of Tipsarevic, who was swept aside in straight sets by Monfils on Friday. An uncomplicated player whose game is based on a heavy serve and big ground strokes, Troicki began confidently enough only for the occasion apparently to get the better of him.
The atmosphere inside the Belgrade Arena was electric and there were occasions when both pairs had cause for complaint over the behaviour of unruly spectators in the 16,200 crowd, with nearly 2,000 French fans.
If Troicki stumbled towards the end, it was Clément who took time to find his feet at the start. He was the only player to drop serve in the first set, which Zimonjic clinched with three successive service winners.
Zimonjic, who will partner Llodra on the tour next year, saved a set point at 4-5 in the second set with another big serve. The Serbs went on to break Clément again in the following game. Troicki, unsettled by a shout from among the French supporters, dropped serve at 6-5, but the home pair recovered their composure to win the tie-break 7-3.
The match turned in the first game of the third set as Troicki was broken again. With Clément finding his form and Llodra serving and volleying well, the French took the set with ease. The fourth was closer but at 5-5 Troicki was broken once again, Clément sealing the game with a superb lob and then serving out to level the match.
At the start of the decider it was Zimonjic who dropped serve, for the only time. The Serbs had two points to break back when Clément served at 4-3, but Troicki wasted a glorious chance when he put a forehand in the net and the French pair held on. Llodra, who held his serve all afternoon, ended it with a sweet forehand volleyon the second match point. This afternoon should be some finale.
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The Bowes Railway, a Scheduled Monument and the only cable hauled railway still in operation in the UK. It was opened in 1826 and laid out by George Stephenson to serve Springwell Colliery. Blackham's Hill is at the summit of two rope worked inclines and the hauler house contains the winding engine for the two inclines. The museum is open to visitors and when possible the haulage is demonstrated in action.
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I finished this painting of Narin Strand today. One of the most beautiful beaches on the Wild Atlantic Way, it's a lovely place to paint.
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In no matter what scenario IE will still suck. Okay, IE9 has some new toys at play, but many companies still use Windows XP and IE6 or 7. Those damn fools. Whenever I need to work on a website I need to test it in IE6 too. Come on guys! No, I'm not doing fancy things, just PSD to WordPress, but thwen the client needs to use a custom font that I will upload to the website, IE needs to use a default font because it can't handle Blanch Caps, for example. The image from below show IE just as it is: a digital creature that needs to die. The image was created by CSectionComics and it makes perfect sense. PS. Just because IE is such a mess that doesn't mean that Win 7, for example, isn't a great OS. Or a couple of other things created by Microsoft, like the Kinect, which is an awesome device. Anyways, IE, die! Via [Geeksaresexy].


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Sydney, Jan 7: The Australian media on Saturday suggested a reality check on the hype surrounding the much-vaunted Indian batting line-up after the visitors' humiliating innings defeat in the second Test, saying that they should ponder over whether the ageing stars can still deliver for the team.
The famed Indian batting line-up came a cropper in the two Tests against Australia in the ongoing four-match series and the local media wondered whether the ageing stalwarts were still an asset.
"On paper India boasts one of the most formidable batting line-ups ever seen in Test cricket, but reality suggests age is starting to overpower the benefits of their experience," the Australian Associated Press said.
"Dravid and Tendulkar are approaching 39, Laxman is 37 and India's recent whitewash against England and 2-0 deficit against Australia indicates something is significantly wrong.
Writing off champion players is always fraught with danger, and India's big three, as well as Virender Sehwag and M.S. Dhoni, have shown patches of their prowess over recent months," it said.
According to the write-up, India's recent rise to No. 1 spot in Test before England dethroned them were due to the huge partnerships among the experienced but ageing players.
"India became No.1 team in Test because their stars had a knack of firing together and combining for huge partnerships to bat teams out of matches. That isn't happening at moment, and the question is whether their ageing heroes are in a position to see them back to top of world rankings," it said.
The media said the perception that India's famed batting line-up will deliver at SCG, Sachin Tendulkar's "favourite" ground abroad, in second Test was exaggerated.
"Rumours of an Indian pulse in Sydney had been greatly exaggerated. Inevitably, the tooth fairy (mythical creature of bounty) was revealed to be a fraud," a write-up in 'Sydney Morning Herald' said.
"While Tendulkar and Laxman were still at crease after lunch, there remained the faint belief the unsalvageable might be salvaged. The tourists' back was broken early afternoon with the dismissals of Tendulkar for 80 and Laxman for 66. The rest of afternoon was a victory lap for Michael Clarke's side," the write up in 'Sydney Morning Herald' said.
'The Australian' focussed on Tendulkar falling to the slow left-arm bowling of Australian captain Michael Clarke, which triggered the visiting side's collapse in India's second innings, leading to their innings and 68-run defeat in the second Test at the SCG.
Under the heading 'Indian cobras charmed again by Michael Clarke's tweaks', the newspaper wrote, "What is it about Indian batsmen and that Australian slow left-arm and occasional orthodox spinner? The sweet slicing artists of the subcontinent have made mincemeat from the finest rumps of Australian tweakers.
"Shane Warne has been reduced to a shivering mess at times and if it happened to him you can imagine how mere mortals fare. There is something about Michael Clarke, however, that an Indian batsman does not love.
"He only took one wicket but it may as well have been five, for when Sachin Tendulkar falls a trapdoor opens beneath the innings," it said.
'Herald Sun' praised the Australian team for winning the second Test also in four days after taming the highly-rated Indian batting line-up.
"For the second time in as many weeks, Australia twice disposed of the game's most feared batting line-up inside four days," it said.
Meanwhile, captain Michael Clarke got most of the credit from the local media for his 329 not out and dismissal of Tendulkar which triggered Indian batting collapse in the visitors' second innings.
Under the caption 'Pup tops Sachin, Clarke outshines Indian legend', 'Herald Sun' wrote, "Few people have ever upstaged Sachin Tendulkar. No one is likely to do it more completely than Michael Clarke did in this 100th SCG Test.
"Is there nothing Clarke can't do as captain? A triple century one day, the prized wicket of Tendulkar the next.
Clarke's fairytale continued the Little Master's frustration," a write-up in the newspaper said.
"Just when it appeared no one was going to dismiss Tendulkar this week, or perhaps next, and his 100th international century looked a certainty, Clarke delivered a handful of kryptonite. And that was that. Tendulkar's last appearance in a Test at the SCG was over for a well-constructed 80," it said.
'Daily Telegraph' praised Clarke for not going for individual glory by declaring Australia's first ininngs when he was unbeaten on 329 and pooh poohed how the famed Indian batting line-up failed to deliver once again.
"Clarke's triple century in his hometown will be remembered for a long time -- as will his decision not to pursue Matty Hayden's Australian record of 380 -- while Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey whacked timely centuries," the newspaper said.
The media said Clarke earned respect as captain with his monumental effort with the bat and with his leadership skills.
"In just three days -- the time it took to score 329 runs at the SCG -- Australia's cricket captain has shed his image as a tosser and found what he craves most: respect. Pup is the toast of the nation. He has India on the ropes, his future assured and a new woman at his side."


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- Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 13- by 9-inch baking pan with foil, letting ends extend above pan. Lightly coat foil in pan with nonstick cooking spray.
- Mix 2 teaspoons of the sugar and a pinch of the cinnamon in a small bowl and reserve.
- In a medium bowl mix flour and remaining sugar and cinnamon. Cut in butter with a pastry blender until crumbly. Stir in egg yolk until evenly blended. Press dough firmly into prepared pan. Brush with egg white until moistened (you won't use all of it). Sprinkle with almonds, then the reserved sugar mixture, gently pressing them into the dough.
- Bake 18 to 20 minutes until lightly browned. Cool 10 minutes in pan on wire rack. Lift from pan by ends of foil onto cutting board. Cut into 2 1/4- by 1-inch bars. Remove from foil to rack to cool completely. Handle these fragile cookies with care when wrapping.
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He captured and trained the five dolphins that would play the eponymous lead cetacean. But the "suicide" of one of the dolphins due to the stress of captivity led Barry to an epiphany. "I spent 10 years building up the dolphin industry and the last 35 trying to tear it down," he says. The Cove is a docu-thriller shot with hidden cameras and infrared film in Taiji, Japan, tracking Barry and a team of rugged environmentalists in a cat-and-mouse chase to uncover Japan's secret slaughter of thousands of dolphins. Dolphins' sonar sees right through us – but not well enough to perceive our dark heart. Watch this and weep for their species... and ours.
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Sounds like Carmack is still more interested in targeting woefully outclassed console hardware instead than cutting out an impressive PC-level engine for a change, particularly since Steam has shown there's significant life and popularity (and money to be made) on PCs still. But no, he prefers to target the lowest-common denominator of hardware. Not quite the philosophy of the iD software I grew up with.


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It works. I don't say the cat will enjoy the experience (howls & mournful cries ensue) but it works. Comes in handy, sometimes.
Posted by: Rev. Paul at January 12, 2013 12:17 AM (DkimJ)
LOL - that's what I thought Paul.
Posted by: Teresa at January 12, 2013 12:34 PM (hJwgq)
Doesn't work on one of my cats because she weighs 16 pounds and her scruff is too blubbery to get the clip to stay on.
Posted by: Harvey at January 13, 2013 10:31 AM (Ha/T5)
LOL - Harvey, my daughter has 2 cats that are over 15 pounds, but they are so big, they aren't fat! I have no idea if this would work on them or not. Pretty useful if it did
Posted by: Teresa at January 13, 2013 01:26 PM (hJwgq)
We have four cats, two very large and two small. I will have to remember this for emergencies as a temporary way of being able to immobilize one of them in order to get them into the cat crate for a trip to the Vet's office. I don't know about anyone else, but that kind of chore requires 6 pairs of hands... At least for me.
Posted by: Lemon Stand at January 13, 2013 06:07 PM (YOhKf)
Yes, that's pretty much how I figured it might be used... if it works. Then again I don't have cats.
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Sat. 12/28/13 9:05am duke:
Good Morning Bob and Dennis. Looking forward to the show. Sat. 12/28/13 9:05am Mike East:
bb nj Sat. 12/28/13 9:05am Mike East:
my daughter just typed that Sat. 12/28/13 9:06am Mike East:
looking forward to the show! Sat. 12/28/13 9:06am kat330:
She's a prodigy!
Hi, Bob, Duke & Mike! Rare treat to get to the comments list. Sat. 12/28/13 9:10am Mike East:
dig that lick from "walk like a man" Sat. 12/28/13 9:10am Mike East:
hey kat Sat. 12/28/13 9:10am Dominick:
What Duke said... Sat. 12/28/13 9:11am tomB:
Saw Dennis W. sing "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away" in late 60s Kansas City. Sat. 12/28/13 9:16am Mike on the West Coast:
Some Tech problems this morning eh? Great to hear the Beach Boys and Dennis.. Sat. 12/28/13 9:29am kat330:
*Some* girls. Not all of us. Sat. 12/28/13 9:31am SmokinJ:
Great to hear the Brainen/Diken power-duo! Good stuff fellas! Sat. 12/28/13 9:34am duke:
www.youtube.com... Dennis Wilson drums and shakes his head on the T.A.M.I show. Some great performances on that show. It's like a snapshot of popular music in the mid 60's Sat. 12/28/13 9:38am kat330:
Thanks for the link! Sat. 12/28/13 9:48am mauri:
Afternöön all. Good show. Sat. 12/28/13 9:49am kat330:
Moi, Mauri! I see it's a double umlaut afternoon over there. :) Sat. 12/28/13 9:54am mauri:
It's the saturday of äöäöäöäös here. Sat. 12/28/13 9:56am kat330:
Lauantai, ei? [Philo's not home to verify at the moment] Sat. 12/28/13 9:56am dale:
i hate to say i never cared for the beach boys although i like brian and van dyke parks work together. BUT --- i appreciate that only a station like fmu would do a show like this. Sat. 12/28/13 9:58am kat330:
This is lush and lovely forever! Sat. 12/28/13 9:58am duke:
Yes, this is beautiful Sat. 12/28/13 9:59am kat330:
Ha! Sat. 12/28/13 9:59am Toni Baumgartner:
Love these tracks, just beautiful. Thank you Sat. 12/28/13 9:59am kat330:
Wow, what an ending yelp! Sat. 12/28/13 10:00am dale:
re: folk sounding - i always heard a barbershop influence Sat. 12/28/13 10:01am mauri:
That's correct kat!
Maybe I hit the city tonight.
these songs make me feel like summer tho the weather is dreadful. Sat. 12/28/13 10:01am kat330:
Their coordinated stripes would support that. Sat. 12/28/13 10:02am duke:
@dale like you I was never a beach boys fan, but over the last couple of years I have really begun to appreciate them lately after re-listening to stuff like Pet Sounds. Sat. 12/28/13 10:02am David Greenberger:
Dennis, i also got B.B. Today right when it came out. I remember buying it at J.C. Penney's (everyone had a record dept. then!), when I was at the store with my mother (I was 11). Listening to it continuously,it was like some hard to fathom glimpse into an adult world, and a world out beyond the confines of Erie, PA. And I'm glad to say that that album still holds much of its original mystery for me. Happy new year Bob and Dennis! (further delighted to be listening whilst visiting in Brooklyn.) Sat. 12/28/13 10:05am beavoux:
Yes it was This Car Sat. 12/28/13 10:05am dale:
duke, i'm liking what i'm hearing. it's just that you never heard this stuff on the radiola.
david - been to the peninsula MANY times when living in wny Sat. 12/28/13 10:07am kat330:
My minimal star-clicking suggests I'm also not a huge BB fan, but God Only Knows there are more than a handful of their songs / sounds right up there in my fave songs of all time. Sat. 12/28/13 10:12am beavoux:
How about Pacific Ocean Blue? Sat. 12/28/13 10:13am Dominick:
Celebrate the News - the great b side of Breakaway Sat. 12/28/13 10:15am kat330:
I suppose, in general, my sonic tastes lean to Brian over Dennis. Sat. 12/28/13 10:15am Sd:
Laurie bird is also great in cockfighter, another monte hellman flick Sat. 12/28/13 10:18am kat330:
@Sd: Yes! Philo and I published some Charles Willeford works and through that got to know his widow, Betsy. Have you seen Woman Chaser?(she can be seen in one scene of the film) Sat. 12/28/13 10:22am David Greenberger:
Dale - yes, Presque Isle State PArk -grew up with regular visits to that place (in summers with family -then, as a teenager, in winters too, taking in the existential bleakness of the frozen lake - and also getting stoned, circa 1970-71). Sat. 12/28/13 10:24am Jeezy:
Wow, can we please get link to the live Little Honda, if it was from youtube... Sat. 12/28/13 10:25am dale:
you meet the nicest people on a little honda Sat. 12/28/13 10:26am Jeezy:
I did some nice things AND not so nice things in my Little Honda... Well, until it was stolen in Queens. Haha... Sat. 12/28/13 10:27am kat330:
Here's one of the nicest people on Google Earth on his little Honda Twinstar: goo.gl... ♥ Sat. 12/28/13 10:28am Sem Chumbo:
@kat: Charles Willeford? Very envious; love, love those books. The voice: singular in that genre, to my reading ear. Sat. 12/28/13 10:30am dale:
kat, that is just downright creepy - and cool! is that a 200 or 400? Sat. 12/28/13 10:31am Sd:
@kat never heard of it. I thought she was only in those two movies and annie hall Sat. 12/28/13 10:32am dale:
i had to google who rumbo was - the captain! i DO really like this solo stuff. Sat. 12/28/13 10:32am kat330:
@Sem: Just about exactly this date in 2009, we were staying overnight with Betsy in Miami. Here's a couple links: tinyurl.com... and
tinyurl.com... Sat. 12/28/13 10:34am kat330:
@dale: Isn't it?? Philo said he noticed the Google Earth vehicle behind him, even waved at it, and then periodically checked the area to see if the new "footage" showed up -- and it did.
@Sd: Realized I was unclear. Betsy, not Laurie, in The Woman Chaser (common link being Willeford work). Sat. 12/28/13 10:34am LL:
Great show - perfect timing! Best wishes for a great New Year! Sat. 12/28/13 10:34am kat330:
@dale: Philo just walked in the door: "a 250" ♥ Sat. 12/28/13 10:36am Sem Chumbo:
@kat: very grateful for these. What a serendipitous connection. Sat. 12/28/13 10:36am dale:
i have a ct90, cb200, cm400 and my wife has a hondamatic 400. you can't kill an old honda. Sat. 12/28/13 10:37am glenn:
hoke moseley is one of the great anti-heroes. Sat. 12/28/13 10:38am kat330:
@dale: I know nothing of bikes myself. He got it a couple years ago to commute to his nearby office and allowing us to get by with just one car (NOT a Honda ;).
@Sem: Those book covers are Philo's handiwork, too. Sat. 12/28/13 10:39am kat330:
[yelling off-screen PHILO, get in here and read the comments! I'm out of my depth!] ♥ Sat. 12/28/13 10:42am Sem Chumbo:
@glenn :) Sat. 12/28/13 10:42am dale:
graphic designers too? that was my old life for 25 years til i got burned out and said enuf Sat. 12/28/13 10:42am dale:
you meet the nicest people on an fmu comments board Sat. 12/28/13 10:42am Philo Gristle:
Willeford and classic Hondas? Damn. I need to start from the beginning. Hello, all! Sat. 12/28/13 10:46am Philo Gristle:
Dale, that's a 1982 CM250C. I'd rather be on a 1970 CL350, but I wanted something slightly newer I can learn basic mechanics on, without the need to wrench every single day. Sat. 12/28/13 10:47am glenn:
this is a great blog for folks who like books and book design.
www.casualoptimist.com Sat. 12/28/13 10:49am dale:
you wouldn't need to wrench either very much. just run some seafoam or techron and marvel mystery oil in your gas to keep carbs clean and top end lubed. stators and regulators are easy to find which is the only issue an old honda may have Sat. 12/28/13 10:49am kat330:
I can tie Beach Boys and Philo's Twinstar in a neat bow: tinyurl.com...
Hey, Bob and Dennis, this has been a special morning with you and the BB's! Thanks and HAPPY NEW YEAR! Sat. 12/28/13 10:49am Philo Gristle:
Interesting and creepy about Laurie Bird is that she was Art Garfunkel's girlfriend and when he was the lead in Nicolas Roeg's BAD TIMING, Theresa Russell played his girlfriend and her fate mirrored Bird's. I think it was an accident that it turned out that way, but creepy nevertheless... Sat. 12/28/13 10:51am dale:
that same basic motor lives on in the rebel. don't think it's ANY different except for the frame and rake and trail Sat. 12/28/13 10:52am Philo Gristle:
@Glenn Interestingly synchronous link! First thing I see is Luc Sante writing about Llewyn Davis, and he not only is a big Willeford fan, but was married to Melissa Pierson who wrote one of the best motorcycle books of recent vintage, The Perfect vehicle. Not Hondas so much, but Guzzis'. Sat. 12/28/13 10:54am dale:
i have a 72 bmw airhead too. wasn't gonna spoil the bonding moment. you want a guzzi/honda get a cx500 Sat. 12/28/13 10:55am Philo Gristle:
@Dale Yeah, that engine started with the Twinstar, CM250 is the mid-period (and not quite as ugly as the Rebel), and still chugging along in Rebel. There's something about those early 70s Japanese bikes that appeals... and I'd never want anything bigger than a 500. Sat. 12/28/13 10:56am dale:
i had an st1300 for a while. great on the highway. a monster for the driveway Sat. 12/28/13 10:56am duke:
Great show Bob and Dennis. Thanks! Sat. 12/28/13 10:56am kat330:
One of their better covers! Sat. 12/28/13 10:58am Dominick:
Do You Wanna Dance - one of the most insane mixes ever. Verses are pulled back then the chorus hits and BOOM! Sat. 12/28/13 10:58am kat330:
Hoping 2014 is better in all ways for us all -- Happy New Year, Friends! Sat. 12/28/13 10:58am Philo Gristle:
I like the light weight and overall nimbleness of smaller bikes. T500 Suzuki or Guzzi V5 monza outside pre-76 Honda Scramblers.... Sat. 12/28/13 10:59am dale:
if you never get passed by a semi i prefer little as well. Sat. 12/28/13 11:00am Philo Gristle:
Been a great soundtrack to a fun conversation! Did anyone mention Two-Lane Blacktop?? Sat. 12/28/13 11:00am Jeezy:
INCREDIBLE show... reminds one how worthwhile our donations are! Sat. 12/28/13 11:01am Toni Baumgartner:
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posted on: Wednesday, December 19, 2012
These easy-to-make "koozies" are the perfect, fun gift for a guy. Last month, I made several for party favors at Sam's lumberjack birthday party and sold out of them at a vintage market that I recently participated in! All of the guys LOVED them! My friend Jessie thought up the name "Beerds" haha. It's a beerd for your beer. If you don't have a sewing machine and aren't really the crafty type, who says you can't use a stapler or you can hand stitch the seam. These were such a hit so, I wanted to share the fun!
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Super easy! Place your pattern on the fold of the faux fur, cut, sew and turn inside out! That's it!
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baha.... this is SOOO hipster...and hilarious ~ totally want to throw one in the stocking for my lumberjack man!
Merry Christmas to your sweet crew!!
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needle and nest design- AnonymousDecember 26, 2012 at 6:10 PM
These are amazing! If you sell them on an etsy I'm interested! How much did you sell them for at the vintage sale?
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Treasures of Summer: Lavender wreath
You migh remember big dry flowers I showed here. Together with lavender they turned into a wreath!
This is rather a draft of post than a post, sorry for that. I have quite busy thime when I hardly ever find a moment to think. Anyway, I should stop complaining. This wreath takes part in a wreath challenge that girls from addicted to crafts blog have organised! Wish me luck!
Work in progress.
And the kitty bonus! If you don't have anybody to help you, hire a cat.
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LOL one lemon already for the fish and now looking for the hot chips... Probably need tartare sauce and some salt as well not to mention the deep fryer....
I pushed all the buttons corresponding to tv (only one the tanks, which are connected), but nothing happens
Do it like the numbers gives you 4 digit code Casual, I also got another code from wall panel but nowhere to put em in. Im wondering about the 6 fishbowls puzzle also..
yes, but nothing seems to happen. also trying to cut several things (chairs, sofa, teddy), but nothing so far...
Yep Casual but that one makes me wonder cos of arrow upper left (code is reversible)
things/places not used yet: basin, picture, book & big fish tank. probably 2 more codes needed
what do you mean with leaf code? the code in the tank where we placed the plant?
OK fish pieces come from the 6 fishbowls... I just got one from the middle bottom bowl...
are you talking about the lemon in inventory or the one on the table?
and what to do with the codes which have double-digits?
got it, thanks!
but what to do now with the codes where are some numbers twice (e.g. 5443)?
The one that remains on the is useless, the other one- in the inventory.
Double/tripple digits, for the first number siwtch it on, then switch it off, for the second switch it on again etc.
don't get it. for example for "5443": 1st I pushed 5, 4, 4 again and 3. tried that on every bowl, but nothing happend. the only code that worked was 5169 on bottom center bowl...
For sink code- look at the 3 fish in the big tank, and freez the fish in the sink in the same order.
ok, another explanation for "5447": press 5, 5 again, 4, 4 again, 4, 4 again and 7...
LNS, I'm sure that it was my first code, maybe you have just not found the exact pixel.
Hi all..I don't understand how to put a plant in the tank that you can open up between the sofas
I can't get any drawer to open under the tv. I push the 2,6,5,7,8, like the tv says and nothing happens
Zoe after opening panel below TV click lower right drawer... red leaves in there (I found it pixelly to take)
Zoe, the order is: move the bear aside at flip the swich, go to the TV and note the code for the drawers below. Remember the nos. not the order. Go to the drawers below and click on the respective drawers 1-2-3 (first row)etc. Open the mifle drawer (5) and see the code, open the 6 or 9 , I don't remember ad you'll find the red plant.
Antonia - yay - that worked for me! Now I only need one more fish piece. Thanks!
Leroy - I finally figured that out. I was going by the order of the numbers being highlighted, rather than in 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 order. You're right - it ends up being an X.
Is anyone around that can explain *what* order to click the fish in the sink? I have clicked those fish so many times in so many different orders, that I am sick of looking at fish at this point.
POP, once again. I got the sink code. Thanks to all for hints and clues! =)
What about the top left bowl?? stuck over here... got all codes except for that one.. :(
Pooja:- take the lemon and place on table (the one with the fruit bowl) looks like a fish tank, cut with knife, click on lemon in tank and last code appears.
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2. Tag five other writers and link their blogs so we can all hop over and read their answers.
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The Next Big Thing
Fellow author, and invaluable proofreading source
to me, Maria Savva, thought she would add to my already ridiculous September
workload(!) by tasking me with The Next Big Thing challenge. Fortunately for her (and me) I love these
challenges. I hope you enjoy reading it, too, particularly since my WIP will be
out in around six weeks! Thanks Maria (I
The rules of the challenge are:
1. Answer 10 questions about my current WIP
2. Tag five other writers and link their blogs so we can all hop over and read their answers.
2. Tag five other writers and link their blogs so we can all hop over and read their answers.
So here goes!
What is the
working title of your book?
The working title has become the official
title, as I have just had the cover created for the book's imminent release in
October. I just need to finish editing
it! The
Dating Game.
Where did the
idea come from for the book?
The idea came from a friend who joined a
dating agency for professional people (supposedly to keep out the riff-raff!) a
few years ago.
What genre does
your book fall under?
Contemporary fiction. It started out as
chick lit, but as with all my writing, it's not really fluffy enough to be 100%
chick lit!
Which actors
would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?
Hmm, tough one, hadn't really thought of
this. I haven't cast my leading lady yet, but two of the dates look like Liam
Neeson and the errant boyfriend from Sliding Doors.
What is the
one-sentence synopsis of your book?
Fed up of being pushed into yet another
blind date by her friends, Gill decides to join Happy Ever After dating agency.
Will your book
be self-published or represented by an agency?
I will be self-publishing mid-October
How long did it
take you to write the first draft of your manuscript?
Five months, unlike the 6 years it took me
to write Sign of the Times! But I am
writing full-time now – therein lies the difference. Plus I learned so much
from last time around.
What other
books would you compare this story to within your genre?
I haven't read any other books about this
particular subject within my genre.
Who or What
inspired you to write this book?
Honestly? The massive support and wonderful feedback
I had from readers, after I launched Sign of the Times, gave me the drive to push ahead and write this,
my second novel.
What else about
your book might pique the reader's interest?
You mean apart from the fact that there a
hell of a lot of sexy guys in it?! As with all my books, there will always be a
travel element. I used to live in Barcelona, so there is a section of The Dating Game, which deals in detail
with Barcelona. Plus, there's a lot of good old Scottish humour in it and some
very fun, secondary characters!
I'm nominating Susan Louineau,
Stuart Haddon, Talli Roland, Joanne Phillips and Tracie Banister to take up The Next Big Thing challenge.
I can't yet link all of their
blogs, as they don't all have blogs, but as and when they tell me they have
posted on FB/Goodreads/blog, I will update this post with the links.
But you can already read Maria Savva's answers here - http://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_posts/2942631-the-next-big-thing
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Thanks, Sooz! I love your answers :) I'm looking forward to reading The Dating Game, sounds like my cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteGood answers. Yes, Liam Neeson would be great. This isn't the kind of book I go for, but with reading and reviewing so many 'other kinds' lately, who knows?
Julie Elizabeth PowellThanks for tagging me, Sooz :) Looking forward to posting my answers very soon! And I'm really looking forward to The Dating Game coming out too, very exciting x Jo
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Telltale Games, the company behind the Sam & Max, Wallace & Gromit and Bone games for various gaming platforms, has a teaser up that features artwork by The Book of Grickle's Graham Annable … who has also been teasing it on Twitter for the past few weeks.
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First, it was movement. Then, color. Finally sound cemented film as something more than a photographic fluke. Indeed, as the artform grew and took shake, several "gimmicks" were employed to keep the people interested. After the dark days of magic lanterns and other optical entertainments, the zoetrope and its imitation of life made the movies legit. Then came the advent of the whole 24 frames per second dynamic. Throw in a few tints, some poorly recorded voice and music, and a juggernaut was unleashed. Since the first quarter of the 20th century, however, studios and those stuck getting butts into seats have been trying to find a way to up the ante. From artistic invention to flat out flimflams, the gimmick has been a major part of the motion picture experience.
Now, a near 100 years later, we're still looking. As part of today's terrain, we have feigned interactivity (hit a button on your seat, vote for where the plot goes next), seats on actuators and gimbles (to mimic movement), and the newfound affection for an increased frame rate. Not unlike the Spook Shows of the '50s and '60s which saw actors dress up as monsters to torment and tease a vulnerable audience, the modern gimmickry is all smoke and ticket sales mirrors. Still, it's interesting to reflect on the extremes some will go to in order to make money with their movies. From the oldest bait and switch tricks in the book to some of the most imaginative publicity ever propagated, the cinematic stunt remains part of the process. Here are 10 intriguing examples of its application, from the sensible to the surreal. While almost always about money, there's a little magic to be found here as well.
Though they are usually limited to the bonus features on your favorite DVD, some movies have actually come with purposely planned multiple endings. Unlike those rejected by the studio or suggested by the filmmaker, the big screen adaptation of the board game Clue came out with three completely different conclusions. In keeping with the spirit of the childhood fave, various combinations ("Colonel Mustard in the studio with a candlestick") were filmed, and then attached to various prints. Once sent out to theaters, there was no real way of knowing which conclusion you'd experience. Eventually, a version with all three was offered, to no major box office avail.
Because of the limits originally placed by technology (Kodak only made celluloid rolls so big), it took the advent of digital filmmaker to usher in the single continuous take. Initially offered by a Russian documentary on the famed Hermitage Museum and its history, the recent horror film Silent House suggested that, it too, was the result of one unedited 88-minute experiment. Of course, with any announced gimmick comes the critique. Many suggested that the approach taken by the 2011 thriller (and its Uruguayan counterpoint) was all just a ruse. Eventually, star Elizabeth Olson confirmed such suspicions.
Remember that scene in Fight Club where our unnamed narrator describes Tyler Durden's job as a projectionist? Recall the moment when our hunky anti-hero inserts images of pornography into otherwise innocuous family films? Well, something like that was tried in the early '50s, visuals of coffins and skeletons added in, a single frame at a time, to give viewers of a hackneyed horror film a feeling of "unease". While never truly successful, the process had to be halted when concessioners learned they could "inspire" purchases by placing words like 'hungry' and 'Coke' into trailers and other preview material.
Back in the midst of the Me Decade, it was a hotly debated rumor. Actors and actresses, as well as pushy producers and production folk, often used the ploy of stars really "doing it" to sell tickets to otherwise specious efforts. One of the most infamous involved Maud Adams, who suggested that her love scenes with Bruce Dern in 1981's Tattoo were not the result of casting, chemistry, and movie magic. Recently, Hedwig and the Angry Itch's John Cameron Mitchell made a mainstream drama in which the actors actually engage in sexual acts. While not offering visible penetration, it truly pushed the boundaries of the concept.
After sight and sound, what's next? If theater exhibitors had their way, it would be smell. Indeed, as far back as the '50s, distributors have been trying to find a way to bring odors into the movie-going experience (and not just the ones related to the audience's personal hygiene). Sadly, the first attempt turned the theater into a landfill of competing scents. Following in the footsteps of his hyperbole hero, William Castle, Prince of Puke John Waters offered scratch and sniff cards to accompany his own sly suburban satire. It worked a bit better, if not significantly so.
Tibet House's 30th Anniversary Benefit Concert Celebrated Philip Glass' 80th
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"Philip Glass, the artistic director of the Tibet House benefits, celebrated his 80th birthday at this year's annual benefit with performances from Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, Brittany Howard, Sufjan Stevens and more.
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Artificial coloring is a serious problem in fast food and fake food. A recent petition by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a consumer advocacy group, has called for a ban on the use of artificial dyes in food. The group has targeted its petition at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, seeking the phasing out of eight artificial food dyes linked to serious health risks. While they have made their case based on the risks to children, I have no doubt these artificial colors are wreaking havoc on adults as well.
Many Guises
While the names of the dyes are meaningless to most people (yellow 5 or tartrazine, which is derived from coal tar, and blue 2 or indigotine, for example), their effects are not. These toxins are commonly found in concentrated fruit juices, condiments, and some cheeses, to name a few. An article in the Globe and Mail reported that many popular snacks such as Smarties, Froot Loops, Cheetos, Doritos, and Reeses' Pieces simply list colors without defining whether they are from a natural or artificial source.
A Carcinogen by Any Other Name
Blue dye number 1 and 2 are linked with cancer in animal tests, while red dye number 3 causes thyroid tumors in rats. Green dye number 3 is linked to bladder cancer, and yellow dye number 6 is linked to tumors of the kidneys and adrenal glands. While these colors are readily used in most processed, prepared and packaged foods, what bothers me the most is that they are commonplace in the diets of children.
Most candy, cakes, cupcakes, baked goods, maraschino cherries, fruit cocktail, gelatin desserts, and soft drinks contain these harmful substances, which serve no other purpose than to make so-called food look "pretty" and attract children whose bodies are particularly sensitive to them during the developmental years.
While those in the natural health and nutrition fields are aware of the dangers of these dyes, it appears a 2007 study in The Lancet, a reputable, mainstream medical journal, brought wider attention to this health concern. Health Canada, the federal government health department in Canada has stated that it has begun to require the lebeling of colors in food using the specific name, but that doesn't get the toxins out of the food. Knowing what it is doesn't make it less dangerous, only avoidable for those who both read the label and know what to look out for. And, I don't see too many eight-year-olds reading labels. Not many adults do either.
The food industry must be accountable for the ingredients they use and strong disincentives are needed to keep dangerous additives and artificial colors out of the food supply, particularly as many are known carcinogens.
Source: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/the-dark-side-of-food-colors.html#ixzz2Sz5e3blb


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