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- Web Only: Director -- Obituary |
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- Web Only: Two things spring to mind with acclaimed director Norman Jewison's autobiography. First, he's not Jewish. Apparently, not being Jewish was something of a disappointment to Jewison. No matter, he pressed on anyway, eventually directing the film version of "Fiddler on the Roof" and, for good measure, "Jesus Christ, Superstar. |
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- Web Only: Vet will organize original productions by category -- Discovery Channel and its TLC sibling have received some poor Nielsen report cards over the last year or two, leading the company to consolidate all of its production under one executive, Discovery's 20-year veteran Clark Bunting. |
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- Web Only: La Jolla Playhouse resident manager, journo -- Obituary |
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- Web Only: Actress -- Obituary |
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- Web Only: It's hard to make a passionate film about average Joes that can cause viewers' pulses to race, but Fernando E. Solanas' exhilarating docu "The Dignity of the Nobodies" proves it can be done. Its narrative and human appeal should make it marginally more marketable than its predecessor. |
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- Web Only: "The First Lady of Hollywood," gossip columnist Louella Parsons, left a mixed legacy, but one so far-reaching that it resonates today. |
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- Web Only: Company chosen as second-phase provider -- Motorola has been selected as provider for the second phase of the Emerging Market Handset Program, it was announced Tuesday at 3GSM World Congress Asia 2005, held in Suntec City, Singapore. |
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- Web Only: World Brief -- The Federation of Motion Film Producers of Hong Kong made its nominations for the 50th Asia Pacific Film Festival, which opens today in Kuala Lumpur and runs through Saturday. |
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- Web Only: World Brief -- Shooting has wrapped on Sam Nujoma biopic "Where Others Wavered." Helmer Charles Burnett has been shooting on location around Namibia since April 25. |
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- Web Only: Bakhuyzen felled by cancer -- A saddened but determined Dutch film community opened its 25th Jubilee edition of the Netherlands Film Festival on Wednesday, a day after one of its most beloved directors, Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen, died of cancer. |
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- Author: PPLSI Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 4:49 pm (GMT -7) Heidi wrote: Wait a minute, Sal. |
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- Excalibur Management - Asset Protection Consulting Asset Protection Paralegal Electronic Documents Asset Discovery Systems Analysis Loan Packaging Problem Solving Asset Protection So you want a complex offshore structure to keep your assets ASSET PROTECTION from the Pension Professionals providing asset ASSET PROTECTION from potential creditors and future litigators. Preserve your valuable financial [...] |
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- Most recent daily statistics (27 Sep 2005): Ranking: 8712, Activity percentile: 93.85%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (27 Sep 2005): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: jacson-user, jacson-developer |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Project description: Provide a plugabble and configurable alternative to UNIX tools like grep, awk, tail, head, cut, sort, uniq or even some perl based scripts in a Java environment. A bit like what Apache Ant means to good old make. |
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- Project administrators: nestefan, pcs_org |
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- The real trouble with Alison Lapper, the armless, naked artist whose statue is temporarily occupying one of the plinths in Trafalgar Square in London, is that she is no hidden Quasimodo She is a human being that happens to have no arms and shortened legs (and quite a sad personal history) I find any comparison of her body to something disgusting akin to racism. It reminds me of the ordeal certain idiots make black children of white couples endure Physical diversity may really be the second-class citizenship of our politically-correct era |
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- The real trouble with Alison Lapper, the armless, naked artist whose statue is temporarily occupying one of the plinths in Trafalgar Square in London, is that she is no hidden Quasimodo She is a human being that happens to have no arms and shortened legs (and quite a sad personal history) I find any comparison of her body to something disgusting akin to racism. It reminds me of the ordeal certain idiots make black children of white couples endure Physical diversity may really be the second-class citizenship of our politically-correct era |
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- The real trouble with Alison Lapper, the armless, naked artist whose statue is temporarily occupying one of the plinths in Trafalgar Square in London, is that she is no hidden Quasimodo She is a human being that happens to have no arms and shortened legs (and quite a sad personal history) I find any comparison of her body to something disgusting akin to racism. It reminds me of the ordeal certain idiots make black children of white couples endure Physical diversity may really be the second-class citizenship of our politically-correct era |
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- The real trouble with Alison Lapper, the armless, naked artist whose statue is temporarily occupying one of the plinths in Trafalgar Square in London, is that she is no hidden Quasimodo She is a human being that happens to have no arms and shortened legs (and quite a sad personal history) I find any comparison of her body to something shocking and/or disgusting akin to racism. It reminds me of the ordeal certain idiots make black children of white couples endure Physical diversity may really be the second-class citizenship of our politically-correct era |
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- The real trouble with Alison Lapper, the armless, naked artist whose statue is temporarily occupying one of the plinths in Trafalgar Square in London, is that she is no hidden Quasimodo She is a human being that happens to have no arms and shortened legs (and quite a sad personal history) I find any comparison of her body to something shocking and/or disgusting akin to racism. It reminds me of the ordeal certain idiots make black children of white couples endure Physical diversity may really be the second-class citizenship of our politically-correct era |
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- Mortgages, Mortgage Rates and Home Loans by Quicken Loans Shop and compare mortgage programs for purchases, refinancing, debt consolidation, and home equity loans. America's Home Loan Experts SM GO My Quicken Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Mortgage company offering home loans for purchase, refinance and more to All Credit [...] |
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- The real trouble with Alison Lapper, the armless, naked artist whose statue is temporarily occupying one of the plinths in Trafalgar Square in London, is that she is no hidden Quasimodo She is a human being that happens to have no arms and shortened legs (and quite a sad personal history) I find any comparison of her body to something shocking and/or disgusting akin to racism. It reminds me of the ordeal certain idiots make black children of white couples endure Physical diversity may really be the second-class citizenship of our politically-correct era |
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- The real trouble with Alison Lapper, the armless, naked artist whose statue is temporarily occupying one of the plinths in Trafalgar Square in London, is that she is no hidden Quasimodo She is a human being that happens to have no arms and shortened legs (and quite a sad personal history) I find any comparison of her body to something shocking and/or disgusting akin to racism. It reminds me of the ordeal certain idiots make black children of white couples endure Physical diversity may really be the second-class citizenship of our politically-correct era |
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- Telluride Gay Ski Week Announces Dates for 2006 (PR Web)The Town of Mountain Village announced today the dates and schedule of events for its Third Annual Telluride Gay Ski Week. Telluride Gay Ski Week 2006 will take place from Sunday, February 26, 2006 to Sunday, March 5, 2006. Net proceeds from the event support local [...] |
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- New-home sales plunge 9.9%, confidence dropsUSA Today - Many economists believe rising mortgage rates finally are starting to have an impact on the booming housing market Mortgage broker is sentenced to 5 yearsAsbury Park Press - USLocalNews STOLE ALMOST $200,000 Mortgage broker is sentenced to 5 years Published in the Asbury [...] |
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- Dental Center, Middletown firm to merge Stamford Advocate - Sep 21 12:04 AM STAMFORD — |
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- As we make the transition from Summer to Fall, the weather is ideal for enjoying the great outdoors. Of course, we have to share the great outdoors with many creatures, including BUGS! Unfortunately, sometimes bugs bite. So we have added the following information... |
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- "Stephen Hawking can only communicate by a twitch in his right cheek, yet his attempt to explain the universe to ordinary people has made him the world's most famous living scientist. His 1988 book, A Brief History of Time, clung to the bestseller lists for 237 weeks. It sold one copy for every 750 people on earth - even if they didn't all read it - and earned him cameos in cult shows such as the Simpsons and Star Trek. In a rare interview he talks to Emma Brockes about disability, why women can't read maps and thinking in 11 dimensions" |
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- "Astronomers using two of NASA's most powerful telescopes said on Tuesday they have detected a "big baby" galaxy, vastly heavy for its young age and its location in the early universe. The discovery was surprising, since astronomers have long theorized that galaxies form when stars gradually cluster together, with small galaxies preceding bigger galaxies." |
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- They're both a Giant Drag. This particular Giant Drag is guitarist/singer Annie Hardy and drummer Micah Calabrese. Reviewes have compared them to My Bloody Valentine, The Pixies, Mazzy Star, PJ Harvey, the Beach Boys and Nirvana, but you can heck out their new album (streaming audio) and make your own comparisons. |
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