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JoBlo Movie Podcast: Vikings! The Central Park Five! Will Man of Steel Be Better Than The Avengers?
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Law and Moreno open a few emails which leads to discussion of MAN OF STEEL vs. THE AVENGERS, and the fact that PACIFIC RIM is still our most anticipated film of the year. Then the boys happily add 'Vikings' to the TV Round-Up before they review the best episode of 'Game of Thrones' yet. Moreno checks out STAKELAND while Law gets in deep with THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE. There's a quick look at what's coming out next week in New Releases and then it's time to say good-bye. This will be Law and Moreno's last JoBlo Movie Podcast. Thanks for listening, calling, writing, downloading, laughing, cringing, and getting drunk with us every week. Keep an eye out for what's next in our podcasting misadventures. Until then...... see ya!
There's a lot going on in this week's show. Some good, same bad, most of it I've already forgotten. Moreno get serious about his love of the Game of Thrones books and explains to us why the hardcore fans of the pages are getting a little pissed with the TV show. The boys take some voicemails where they are handed reviews for OBLIVION and LORDS OF SALEM, asked for their take on the ridiculous price of movie-going, and consider this month's Podcast Movie Commentary. Law watches a bunch of random awful movies (JACK & JILL, THE SITTER), revisits a couple great ones (STEP BROTHERS, ROLE MODELS), tries to act like he knows stuff about CLOUD ATLAS (he doesn't), and comments on the evolution of douchebaggery in Dane Cook's stand up specials.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Your 2013 Hottie Champion! Early Word on Iron Man 3 & Oldboy! Tons of reviews!
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There's a lot of passion in this week's show. Whether it's Moreno drooling over what's to come on 'Game of Thrones' or Law losing his mind over the incredible ending to the HARRY POTTER franchise. There's also early looks at IRON MAN 3 and OLDBOY from fans of the site, reviews of THE INCREDIBLE BURT WONDERSTONE, MEN IN SUITS, 'Top of the Lake', 'In the Flesh', and, of course, the 2013 March Madness of Hotties Champion. Like I said, it's jam packed with passionate love. And gin.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Game of Thrones Theme!
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JoBlo Movie Podcast: All 4 Evil Dead Films Reviewed! Hottie Championship! Game of Thrones is Back!
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The March Madness of Hotties has come down to this, an epic championship match-up that will be decided by you. Visit our Facebook page this week and get to voting. Jimmy O stops by and gives us all the dirty secrets about what went down at the AITH EVIL DEAD Fest this past Thursday. Then Moreno and Law give their thought on the new film and re-visit the original trilogy for your listening pleasure. They also check out TOMORROW YOU'RE GONE and say good-bye to 'The Walking Dead' while saying hello to "Game of Thrones'. Moreno produces an epic GoT sounder using nothing but his purty voice (9 different versions of it), a quick look at the week's New Releases, and we're out. Go Blue! Again.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Jurassic Park Commentary!
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With Jurassic Park in IMAX 3D theaters right now, why not take The JoBlo Movie Podcast's commentary along for the ride? I mean, it's timely as shit, yo. We break down how fucked we'd be if we had to fight a dinosaur, how awesome Newman is at being all "Newmany", and how many packs of cigarettes Sam Jackson smoked in the movie. Damn Goldblum, you sexy!
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Hottie Final Four! Update on Pacific Rim! Broken City, TV Round-Up, & a Harry Potter Marathon!
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Johnny Moreno is back just in time to reveal the March Madness of Hotties Final Four. There are upsets, hair pulling, and doughnut bumping. After the dust settles the boys wander into the TV Round-Up where they discuss the season finales of Banshee and Justified, and look ahead to the this week's Walking Dead and Game of Thrones. Moreno finds time to watch BROKEN CITY while Law watches six HARRY POTTER movies. In a row. For the first time. There's also talk of Movie Jail, why different studios tend to make the exact same movies once in a while, and a voicemail review of THE CALL. Go Blue!
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Reviews of Evil Dead, G.I. Joe, Stoker, & Olympus Has Fallen! Hotties Elite 8!
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Johnny Moreno takes some time from his Pimp retreat to call in and help update the March Madness of Hotties Tournament as we narrow the field down to the Elite 8. After that, Jimmy O brings his big guns with reviews for EVIL DEAD, G.I. JOE: RETALIATION, and STOKER. Law checks out A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD and, the better "Die Hard" film, OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN. Jimmy also checks in with this year's Lebowski Fest and plays with his G.I. Joe doll a lot. Don't forget to head over to our Facebook page and start voting for which hotties you want in the Final 4 starting this Tuesday.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Hottie March Madness! Reviews of Oz, The Brass Teapot, & Jack Reacher!
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After talking about it for 4 years we've finally decided to kick off the March Madness of Hotties tournament. Law and Moreno choose 16 of the finest ladies in Hollywood and throw them into a battle royale. Visit our Facebook page to vote throughout the week. There's also some reviews of OZ: THE GREAT AND POWERFUL, JACK REACHER, and THE BRASS TEAPOT while Moreno catches up with THE MASTER. The usual suspects get the rundown in TV Round-Up and we take a look at all the week's New Releases.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Sweeney, Banshee, Identity Thief, and a Big Week for The Walking Dead!
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First and foremost, we have joined Facebook. Please click here, like us and recommend us to your friends. Now, Law and Moreno start things off this week discussing which actors have the greatest iconic characters under their belt. TV Round-Up welcomes 'Banshee' with open arms. 'The Walking Dead' finally shows up in 2013 with a stellar episode. Justified is still just...... there. From there the boy review THE SWEENEY, Law catches up with SEARCHING FOR SUGAR MAN, and takes a look at IDENTITY THIEF. New Releases and we're out!
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Rambo Edition! Reviews of Freaky Deaky, The Walking Dead, & The Oscars!
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After a quick summary of what we consider an "adequate" Oscar ceremony, Law and Moreno jump into TV Round-Up and try to find the light at the end of The Walking Dead's tunnel. Soon after that is an epic look at the original Rambo trilogy. From the film's titles to the impressive body and length of Rambo's hair, the boys leave nothing out. There's also a review of FREAKY DEAKY, based on the Elmore Leonard novel, and a quick visit to the New Releases of the week.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Top Gun Commentary!
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What better way to celebrate Valentime's Month (it's a month now, right?) than to listen to The JoBlo Movie Podcast commentary for Top Gun! I mean, it's like a love story, right? We ponder a variety of ridiculous topics, such as: does the Air Force have a height requirement? Because Principal Strickland is short as fuck. Why doesn't Goose take his shirt off? Why do we WANT him to take his shirt off? And did you know Tim Robbins is up in this bitch? We're skeptical, since he has a helmet on the whole time. Come for the volleyball scene (heh, no really), stay for a drunken, nonsensical dissection of Tony Scott's 80s classic!
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Walking Dead is Losing Us! Searching For Sugar Man & The Package Reviewed!
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We sat down in the quiet before the Oscar storm and got drunk. This is what happened. Moreno watches SEARCHING FOR SUGAR MAN, BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD, and the de-gansterization of Ice Cube. Law checks out the evolving legend of Stone Cold Steve Austin in THE PACKAGE. Together, the boys try to figure out exactly why 'The Walking Dead' is trying to piss them off. Moreno finishes up with 'House of Cards', and Law is still on board with 'Banshee'. It's all fighting, f*cking, and full frontal - there's nothing not to love with this show. Stay tuned later this month for our TOP GUN Commentary. It's the gayest thing ever.
The great Jimmy O joins the boys to discuss his love/hate relationship with A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD, hosting the upcoming EVIL DEAD marathon in L.A., and how to lose one hundred pounds. The TV Round-Up fattens itself up again with the return of 'The Walking Dead' and the addition of 'Banshee'. Law and Moreno also talk 'House of Cards', ROOM 237, movies they used to hate and now love, Valentine's Day gifts, and cinematic urban legends.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Why Boba Fett Should Be the First Star Wars Spin-Off! The Master Reviewed!
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TV Round-Up makes room for some more quality shows as Law and Moreno add 'House of Cards' and 'Legit' to the mix. There's also some interest in 'The King of The Nerds' (only because Lewis and Booger are involved) and continued support of 'Justified' and 'The Americans'. Law tries not to be intellectually bullied by THE MASTER and ends up finding his favorite performance of 2012. From there the boys take a look at New Releases and try to figure out who is excited for a new DIE HARD movie (it's not us or Bruce Willis) and, thanks to another voicemail, Law gets to make his case as to why the first STAR WARS spin-off movie should be about Boba Fett. Yoda, it shouldn't be.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Reviews of The Sessions, Stand Up Guys, Lincoln, Hitchcock, and More!
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There's lots to talk about on the new JoBlo Movie Podcast so the boys get right down to it. TV Round-Up catches up with 'Justified' and adds 'The Americans' to the mix. What We Watched lets loose with reviews of THE SESSIONS, STAND UP GUYS, LINCOLN, HITCHCOCK, PITCH PERFECT, DREDD, FLIGHT, and THE HOBBIT. A quick look at what's coming out this week during New Releases and a fun little theory that lets us blame Steven Spielberg if the new STAR WARS movie suck a-holes. Don't forget to vote for our February Commentary - TOP GUN or TRUE ROMANCE? It's up to you. And thus it's your fault when it sucks.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Grey Commentary!
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The JoBlo Movie Podcast returns with another commentary, this time for the movie that topped Moreno's best of 2012 list and made it to number 3 on Jim Law's (really 15 but whatevs), Joe Carnahan's THE GREY. The boys discuss what it'd be like to be stranded in the Alaskan wilderness (they'd kill themselves on the plane), the criticism it received for how the wolves behaved (when's the last time you hung out with a wolf, bitch?), and how THE GREY can be an all out dude movie with dude emotions without dumbing everyone down (except if you listen to this commentary). Which characters would Moreno and Law be in the movie? We describe the movie as very moody, but what the f*ck does that even mean? Does it cut itself? Come for the drunken commentary, stay for some of Moreno's douchey high school poetry. For real.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Best and Worst of Sundance! Reviews of Life of Pi, The Impossible, and Justified!
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Chris Bumbray is back home after a week full of films and he's ready to share again. We get the best and worst from Sundance 2013. Who gets naked in SWEETWATER? Who's gonna sue the makers of ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW? What film has the the most blood ever? All these questions and more answered inside. From there Law and Moreno return to TV Round-Up as they catch up with 'Justified', review LIFE OF PI, THE IMPOSSIBLE, and WEST OF MEMPHIS, and give their take on J.J. Abrams' directing Episode VII.
Chris Bumbray is three days deep into Sundance 2013 and already has seven reviews ready. He tells the boys all about MUD, DON JON'S ADDICTION, WHO IS DAYANI CRISTAL, and more. When CBum goes to bed, Moreno and Law bring back the Drunk Segment which has the boys discussing one of the stupider moments of GANGSTER SQUAD in a 40s piano bar. What We Watched delivers reviews of SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK, THE LAST STAND, THIS IS 40, and Moreno's drunk WILLY WONKA sing-a-long. Listener voicemail treats us to a review of MAMA, another suggestion for Movie Jail, why Seth Macfarlane isn't gay, and the boys most anticipated film of 2013. New Releases, jibber-jabber, a couple more beers, and we're out.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Oscar Noms Talk, Reviews of Gangster Squad, Zero Dark, & John Dies at the End!
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Law and Moreno kick things off with a discussion of the Oscar nominations and the fact that they haven't seen anything that matters to the Academy. Losers. They did, however, check out a bunch of stuff for your listening pleasure. Reviews come fast and furious as they take shots at GANGSTER SQUAD, ZERO DARK THIRTY, JOHN DIES AT THE END, FRANKENWEENIE, HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA, and PREMIUM RUSH. From there the boys contemplate Hollywood's most overrated actresses, get some updates on the thriving success of Movie Jail, and take a look at what's coming out this week in New Releases. Affleck, you were the bomb in ARGO, yo! Don't let anybody tell you different.
Last week was all about Jimmy O and Chris Bumbray's Best of the year lists, this week we get our say. Law and Moreno count down their respective Top Ten of 2012 lists and try to screw it up as little as possible. There's some late entries, some movies get shuffled around, and one film gets the boot. Otherwise it's pretty tight. Moreno then goes on to review THE HOBBIT while Law sits down with FLIGHT. Some New Releases, a couple burps and we're out. Welcome to the new 2013 JoBlo Movie Podcast. Our resolution was to quit drinking. Things didn't work out.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The Avengers Commentary!
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The JoBlo Movie Podcast rings in 2013 (F the Mayans) with a commentary for the highly anticipated and biggest grossing movie of 2012, Marvel's The Avengers. How does so much goodness get packed into one movie? How does Thor keep the balance of body and weight in his enviable hair? Is Scarlett Johannson going to take her shirt off or what? There's talk of which superhero we wanted to be when we grew up (and now), why the aliens at the end look like Orcs (not really), and how the "one shot" at the end could be one of the best sequences of the year.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Jimmy O vs. Chris Bumbray in the Battle of the Best Films of the Year!
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Jimmy O and Chris Bumbray have been the leading film reviewers for JoBlo.com for years. They consider themselves friends and great colleagues but have never had the opportunity to actually sit down and speak to each other about movies. Now they have. Moreno and Law take a open the floor to the two Podcast regulars as they each give us the run-down on their own Top Ten Lists from 2012. There's yelling, there's cursing, there's bromance, and there sure as hell is a lot of secret piss breaks for Law and Moreno. Keep talking boys. Come join us for our end of the year celebration with two of our favorite guests, a few dozen beers, and more LES MISERABLES talk than you ever thought you could sit through. I left a couple times. Stay tuned later this week for our AVENGERS Commentary and stupid tweets @TheJoBloPodcast. Happy New Year, yo.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Pablo Schreiber & Common Join Us! Reviews of Django, Zero Dark Thirty, & The Hobbit!
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Sometimes shows are just epic. Law and Moreno are joined by the great Eric Walkuski as he delivers his thoughts on THE HOBBIT, DJANGO UNCHAINED, and ZERO DARK THIRTY. Then 'The Wire' alum, Pablo Schreiber stops by to talk about his new film, ALLEGIANCE, audio books, and yes, The Wire. If that's not enough for you we get one of the smoothest men on the planet, Common, to join us to chat about his latest film, LUV. From there, what's left of the boys deliver their own reviews of CLOUD ATLAS (the greatest Johnny Moreno review ever), PUNCTURE, THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER, SLEEPWALK WITH ME, and BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD. Still not enough? How about a voicemail from Steven Seagal's mom (note: we are unclear on whether or not this is Steven Seagal's mom) scolding Jim Law on his interviwing capabilities and the raising of his children. We'll even throw in a hate filled voicemail review of THE BOURNE LEGACY, some minor TV Round-Up as we wait for the end of Homeland, and the highs and lows of Decembeard. Be sure to check out our pod-crash on the AITH show this Wednesday. Our children are ashamed of us.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: The first 9 minutes of Star Trek Into Darkness seen! Season finale round up! Voicemail Roll Call!
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Better late than never, that's what my grandfather used to say. But he was late for his own funeral, so what the flying fuck did he know anyway? Moreno gives Law the week off so he could shove more beer in his face area, then goes solo on the epic season finale round up of Boardwalk Empire, Sons of Anarchy, and The Walking Dead. From there, the great Jimmy O stops by to talk about seeing the first 9 minutes of STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS and the boys get into a heated debate on the merits of Expendables 2 (there are none). New Releases and a voicemail roll call leaves us with questions on where Homeland is headed and why Killing Them Softly sucks so hard.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Killing Them Softly, Premium Rush & Sinister Reviewed! What We Don't Want in the New Star Wars Movies!
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Law and Moreno start things off with some serious discussion about the future of superhero movies. Why would JGL be Batman? What other characters have to come back for the new X-MEN movie? From there Moreno visits the theater for KILLING THEM SOFTLY and re-visits JACKIE BROWN & BEVERLY HILLS COP. Both boys review SINISTER and the creepy creeps that came along with it. Law goes on to check out PREMIUM RUSH and HIT AND RUN. A great voicemail question leads to a discussion about what the guys don't want in the new STAR WARS movies. From there it's all New Releases and drunken slurs. Enjoy.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: They Live Commentary!
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What better way to come down from the presidential election blues than by watching John Carpenter's look at shadow governments, sedation and obedience by consumerism, and Keith David in Lakers' colors. It's the 1987 cult classic THEY LIVE and we break this puppy down like Roddy Piper with a pickaxe. Seriously Roddy, why you gotta be all buff and manly and shit? Drink with us as we try to figure out if that old guy is "Red" from BACK TO THE FUTURED. Marvel as WE marvel at the broad with the creepiest eyes of all time. Seriously, is she about to turn into the Hulk or is she "one of them"? The movie starts as one thing, then someone zips through space on their watch. Gotta get me one of them shits.
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Reviews of Butter, Silent Night! Another Look at Spider-Man and Expendables 2! Epic TV Round-Up!
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As Moreno recovers from his Thanksgiving bender, the boys decide to kick off the holiday season with the awfully great SILENT NIGHT. Law also checks out the star-studded BUTTER while Moreno catches up with THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, THE EXPENDABLES 2, and WIN WIN. TV Round-Up is in full effect with reviews of great episodes by Homeland, Sons of Anarchy, The Walking Dead, and Boardwalk Empire. There's tons to look at in New Releases, some ass-kissing voicemail, and a disturbing call from Jax Teller that proves to us, once and for all that he's losing his mind. For the club. Stay tuned later this week for our THEY LIVE Commentary!
JoBlo Movie Podcast: Horror Conventions, Walking Dead, Reviews of End of Watch, Total Recall, & Lawless
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Moreno is back in studio and sounding sexy as ever. And he's fresh off a visit to Chicago's Days of the Dead Horror Convention where he witnessed lots of carnage and inappropriate t-shirts. TV Round-Up is as feisty as ever as we try to figure out where SOA and The Walking Dead are headed for their season finales. The boys get deep into reviews for END OF WATCH, LAWLESS, and TOTAL RECALL, take a look at what's new this week in theaters and shelves and try to figure out their first "after the credits" scene experience via voicemail. All this and some fake movie advice from Moreno. Call in this week and ask some real questions. We're pathetic.
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The Chinese Court Recognizes an English Commercial Judgment for the First Time Written by Zilin Hao, Anjie Law Firm, Beijing, China Introduction On 17 March 2022, Shanghai Maritime Court of PRC issued a ruling of recognizing and enforcing a commercial judgment made by the English High Court, with the approval of Supreme Peopleas Court (aSPCa). […]
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The book entitled Lessons on Private International Law published by DIKAIA is the result of a collective effort of some of the speakers who presented at a course organised by the Mexican Consejo de la Judicatura Federal (Council of the Federal Judiciary) and the Mexican Escuela Federal de FormaciA3n Judicial (Federal School of Judiciary Training) […]
Under the Hague Protocol of 23 November 2007 on the Law Applicable to Maintenance Obligations, maintenance obligations are governed by the law of the State of habitual residence of the creditor, save where the Protocol itself provides otherwise [Article 3(1)]. Echoing the issues pertaining to the so-called conflit mobile, the Protocol provides also that in […]
Elon Muskas purchase of Twitter has been a divisive event. Commenting on the response on Twitter and elsewhere,
Pax Moot 2022 results
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The Pax Moot BorrA!s Round of 2022 took place in Paris on 4 to 6 May. The preliminary rounds and semi-finals were held at the Universities of Sciences-Pio and Paris-Dauphine; the finals took place at the Commercial Court on the Quai de la Corse. The University of Ljubljana won the oral rounds, with the University […]
Dr Sophie Duroy and Dr Rishi Gulati, both presently members of the KFG Berlin Potsdam Research Group aThe International Rule of Law a Rise or Decline?a, will be hosting a virtual half-day webinar titled “Global Security and the International Rule of Law: Interdisciplinary Perspectives” on 30 May 2022. The event is free to attend. A […]
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The dollar's weighting went up to 43.38% from 41.7%, and the yuan's climbed to 12.28% from 10.92%, the IMF said.
The manager said he's "almost sure" he threw the mix away. About 30 to 40 people were served milkshakes the day of the incident, local news reports.
Burry's Scion Asset Management fund held bearish put options against 206,000 Apple shares as of March 31.
The "last seen" message on WhatsApp tells you how long it's been since a user has logged in, and you can turn yours off through the app's settings.
'Untamed,' Glennon Doyle's bestselling memoir, came out in 2020 but still resonates with me today. Here's why I keep rereading this book.
UK government hardly reprimanded ex-minister Steve Brine who broke lobbying rules, letter shows
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Campaigners criticised the government for not taking seriously breaches of rules meant to instill honesty and prevent corruption in public life.
Having too much on your plate can combine feelings of burnout with a belief that you're not doing enough, says counselor Alphonso Nathan.
PwC Chair Tim Ryan expects corporate M&A will stay strong, 2022 earnings will be solid, and that a war for talent could last another decade.
Republican Senate candidate Kathy Barnette marched alongside a Proud Boy on January 6: report
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Barnette, who is surging in the closing days before Pennsylvania's Tuesday's primary, is facing intense scrutiny of her past statements and actions.
Voicemail training, case studies, and hundreds of hours of lessons: here's what it takes to work at top private banks.
Cruz had challenged a law that restricted how loans made to political campaigns can be repaid. The court ruled 6-3 along ideological lines.
Russia's central bank data showed that the warring nation has tripled its current account balance in 2022 so far compared to the same period in 2021.
Every car you've ever seen started as a full-size clay model before being produced. These models can cost automakers hundreds of thousands of dollars.
All 28 Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, ranked by how much money they made at the global box office
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"Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" has already outgrossed some MCU movies at the global box office after just two weekends.
"TRUTH Social will be a voice for me," Donald Trump told Fox News in April. "And that's something nobody else can get."
Here are the top 10 states that have produced the most current CEOs, according to new research
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New York topped the list by a wide margin with a majority of chief executives in the financial sector.
Patriotism and tight regime repression have helped keep things quiet in Kaliningrad, but it faces a deepening crisis that could make it a flashpoint.
"History has taught us that what begins with words ends in far worse," Cheney tweeted in her most blistering criticism yet of House GOP leaders, a day after the deadly shooting of mostly Black people in Buffalo, New York
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Two iconic agencies have come together to launch a product lineup that caters to the outdoor lifestyle and the environment. IKEA, in partnership with the World Surf League, released the KASEBERGA collection in early May 2022.A With respect to the ocean and the recreational lifestyle surrounding it, the collection is practical and made fromA eco-friendly materials.[...]
Plants grow in lunar soil for first time
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If youave ever dreamed of moving to the moon and planting a garden, you just might be in luck. A new study has successfully grown plants in lunar soil for the first time.[...]
Understanding and changing how banana peels brown could help the world save tons of food that go to waste each year, according to a new study published inA "Physical Biology."[...]
The Zen Barn by Christopher Simmonds Architect is a home in a historic Ottawa neighborhood. It achieved LEED Platinum for homes status while maximizing on a casual, modern style. The second story is cantilevered over the first story to shade it from the sun, while a recessed courtyard allows for large windows on the south for passive solar heating. All of this work is invisible, with a light, effortless and tranquil effect to the final home.[...]
In October 2020, Ovolo Hotels announced its aYear of the Vega campaign. All the hotel restaurants went vegetarian for a whole year. It was such a success the hotel group decided to continue with the mostly plant-based (plus some lacto-ovo) menus. Now Ovolo is the first hotel chain to go all veg.[...]
Vietnam-based sustainability company EQUO raisedA $1.3 millionA in seed funding to create sugarcane-based alternatives to single-use plastics. EQUO, founded in 2020 by Marina Tran-Vu, offers plastic-free and compostable products made of coffee, coconut and sugarcane.[...]
Spurred on by the western megadrought, the California Coastal Commission is expected to vote this week on a controversial $1.4 billion desalination plant near Huntington State Beach. Proponents say it could help the drinking water shortage. Skeptics claim marine life will pay the price.[...]
Greek island changes fortune with green tech
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Authorities on the small island of Tilos in Greece have announced that 80% of its trash is now being recycled. Tilos almost lost all of its population due to power and waste problems, however, Greek policymakers decided to use the island to test green tech. In due time, they have turned around its fortune.[...]
Green Sheep Collective Architects from Melbourne, Australia answered the call from a client to create an exceptional set of townhouses. They were to be sustainable, high-quality construction with an eye for modern architectural details. We'd say they succeeded.[...]
For those who get bored of drinking plain water or prefer to add bubbles without calories, sparkling water is a popular choice. But along with the bubbles, many sparkling waters offer bland flavors or artificial junk. Aura Bora Founders Paul and Maddie Voge set out to change all that with plant-based flavor combinations that are bold, natural and different.A [...]
UBCO Skeena Residence complex has 220 bedrooms, a beautiful Commons area and sustainability features throughout. Its integrated design process is energy efficiency and fits practical living needs.[...]
Soon Los Angeles shoppers will be able to buy organic, locally grown mushrooms in more than 90 stores. A mushroom farming company called Smallhold is opening a 34,000-foot shroom enterprise in LA County.[...]
About 60 million years ago, the CretaceousaPaleogene (KaPg) extinction occurred, wiping away almost a third of all existing animals, including dinosaurs, from planet Earth. In recent years, scientists have been toying around with the idea of genetically reengineering some of the long-lost animals. Although still a far-fetched dream, researchers have now found that restoring the Jurassic Park would take a lot more than just reengineering the lost animals.[...]
The average baby will use 5,000 to 6,000 diapers before they are toliet trained. According to a report from the EPA, disposable diapers make up about 7% of nondurable household waste. DYPER, bamboo diapers, are addressing this environmental issue.[...]
Day Bukh Architects met the challenges of designing a green home that matches the clientas desire for a minimalist and sustainable lifestyle. Located in the inner city suburb of Annandale in Sydney on a large, wide lot, the home features a variety of green design elements.A [...]
Sustainability is a growing concern, and many folks will put in a little more work and pay a few more dollars to support greener businesses when traveling. So says travel reservation giant Booking.com after tallying results from a large international survey.[...]
With 820 million people globally going hungry, the scandal of fish waste is especially shocking. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) about 35% of all fish, mollusks and crustaceans taken from the worldas waters never reach a dinner plate.[...]
On Saturday afternoon, N]ational Park Service rangers found more human body remains at Lake Mead. This comes less than a week after other remains were discovered in a barrel at the reservoir located on the borders of Nevada and Arizona. The remains were exposed after the water levels at the reservoir dropped significantly.[...]
The building for the new CANON Production Printing Netherlands headquarters focuses on energy efficient design and Canon's Kyosei philosophy: living and working together for the common good.[...]
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Atlas FC, one of Mexico's oldest soccer clubs with a star-studded fan base, clinched its first title in 70 years. Can it keep winning?
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VHP joins the nation in mourning the loss of Norman Mineta, a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War and trailblazer who passed away on May 3, 2022 at the age of 90.
During his lifetime of achievements, Mineta was the first Asian American to be elected as mayor of a major U.S. city, and the first Japanese-American Member of Congress to be elected from the lower 48 statesâan office he held for more than two decades. He went on to serve as U.S. Secretary of Commerce and later, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation. Mineta was also instrumental in awarding the Congressional Medal of Honor to veterans of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the U.S. Armyâs segregated Japanese-American World War II combat unit.Â
VHP is honored to count Minetaâs oral history interview among its collections and is grateful to the Japanese-American Veterans Association (JAVA) for submitting it. Watch his full interview, here.Â
The mission of the Veterans History Project of the Library of Congress American Folklife Center is to collect, preserve and make accessible the personal accounts of U.S. military war veterans so that future generations may hear directly from veterans and better understand what they did, saw and felt. Learn more at http://www.loc.gov/vets. Share your exciting VHP initiatives, programs, events and news stories with VHP to be considered for a future RSS. Email vohp@loc.gov and place âMy VHP RSS Storyâ in the subject line.
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Today, the Veterans History Project (VHP) debuts âLine by Line: Transcribed Correspondence Collections,â a new online exhibit focusing on nine digitized, fully transcribed correspondence collections. Part of the suite of interpretive resources released earlier this month focusing on letters in the VHP archive, this online exhibit came to life a bit differently than others on [â¦]
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The Veterans History Project heard your feedback and released a new how-to Field Kit thatâs more user-friendly than ever. Whether youâre virtually visiting veterans or spending personal time with family members who served in the military, bring the new VHP Field Kit home for the holidays.
VHP looks forward to hearing the stories you collect this holiday season and passing them down to future generations. What would you want your great-grandchildren to know about the veterans in your life? We want to know â and so will they.
Happy holidays from the Veterans History Project.
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For more than 200 years, the Library of Congress has collected, preserved and protected our national record for your use now. To write a book, to start a business, to research your family genealogy, to understand our shared history. The Library is yours.Â
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This Veterans Day, go behind the scenes with Veterans History Project (VHP) research guide authors Nathan Cross, Justina Moloney, and Megan Harris in the newest VHP blog post as they introduce VHPâs research guide, âPost-9/11 Service and the War on Terror: A Guide to Photo Collections in the Veterans History Project.â
The new VHP LibGuide collects photograph collections contributed by 10 post-9/11 veterans. One of the Libraryâs many LibGuides, this resource provides a glimpse into the nearly 5,000 collections in our archive relating to veterans who served in recent conflicts and acts as a companion to our online presentation titled âTwenty Years of Service: Post 9/11 Veterans." Both this guide and our online presentation explore just a tiny fraction of our overall holdings. For more information on how to use our collections, see our research guide: Veterans History Project (VHP): Exploring the Collections.
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The Veterans History Project joins the nation in mourning the Honorable Max Cleland. A U.S. Senator, Department of Veterans Affairs Administrator, and Vietnam War veteran who dedicated his life to family, country, and the comrades who joined him in service to our country.
During the Battle of Khe Sanh, Cleland lost both legs and his right arm to a grenade explosion. Drawing on his own experience of pain, depression, and frustration, he rose up to accomplish significant improvements for veterans returning from war. He became the youngest Administrator in the history of the Veterans Administration and served a term as U.S. Senator from Georgia. In 2000, he co-sponsored the âVeteransâ Oral History Project Actâ and for the next five years, lent his voice to the Projectâs annual radio series chronicling veteransâ stories.
While we are deeply saddened to learn of his passing, we take solace that Max Cleland will continue to inspire future generations. Through his actions, he, along with more than 100,000 comrades, will continue to inspire future generations through the Veterans History Project. Hear more of his incredible story, in his own words.
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The Veterans History Project joins the nation in remembering Joseph G. Galloway. We thank "Joe" for his intersectional oral history recordings with the Department of Defense Vietnam War 50th Commemoration, where he interviewed more than 150 Vietnam War veterans for the Project. In 2017, he joined peer interviewers at the Library of Congress for "On the Other Side of the Mic," an event focused on interviewers' best practices and tips gleaned from years of experience. Â
Galloway began his 22-year career at United Press International (UPI) in 1961. From the American Midwest to Asia, he served in nearly a dozen news bureaus. In April 1965, shortly after the first American troops arrived in Vietnam, Galloway began a 16-month stint in Vietnam as a UPI war correspondent. By war's end, he had completed three additional tours, his last one covering the Fall of Saigon in 1975. He went on to serve as the senior editor and senior writer for U.S. News & World Report magazine and as the senior military correspondent for Knight Ridder Newspaper.
The former combat photographer also served as a U.S. State Department special consultant to General Colin Powell and co-authored several books. Galloway is most often recognized as the co-author of the national bestselling book âWe Were Soldiers Onceâ¦And Youngâ with General Harold "Hal" Moore. The book centers on the Battle of Ia Drang, where Moore received the Distinguished Service Cross and Galloway earned the Bronze Star Medal. "Joe" is the only non-combatant who has earned that award for heroism during the Vietnam War. Their book became a feature film starring actor Mel Gibson as General Moore and actor Barry Pepper as Joe Galloway.Â
Thank you, Mr. Galloway for collecting and preserving stories from our nation's Vietnam War veterans.
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The Veterans History Project joins the nation in remembering the Honorable Mike Enzi.Â
Senator Enzi served in the Wyoming Air National Guard from 1967 to 1973.  As a veteran, he continued his spirit of service as the mayor of Gillette, in the Wyoming Legislature and later, representing Wyoming in the U.S. Senate. In 2019, Senator Enzi recorded his oral history interview for the Project, choosing his longtime friend and tribal liaison Scott Ratliff as the interviewer. His participation energized local recordings with Wyoming veteransâ interviews and ensured their voices would be heard - and forever preserved - at the Library of Congress. Â
Thank you for your service, Senator. Our condolences to Mrs. Enzi and the entire Enzi family.
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 May is Jewish American Heritage Month. The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of Jewish Americans who helped form the fabric of American history, culture and society. Visit this joint web portal highlighting collections, resources and events: jewishheritagemonth.gov Celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month: Blog Posts from Around the Library
Public Service Recognition WeekThe Library celebrated its employees and the hard work and dedication of the Federal workforce during Public Service Recognition Week, May 2-8, 2021. More than 3,200 people work at the Library of Congress, and our staff includes world-class experts and scholars in a vast number of fields a U.S. and world history, literature, book-binding, films, folklore, maps, manuscripts, printing, photography, maps a and the art and science of keeping all of those available to the public while also preserving them for centuries to come. Sure, we have great librarians, but also chemists, film preservationists, and, in the case of the papers of Alexander Hamilton, scientists who used hyperspectral imaging to uncover long-hidden lines of text. Watch each short video in a series of Library staff talking about their work. Literary Series Programs for June 2021The Library of Congress continues its series of online literary events. All programs will be virtual and premiere on the Library's Facebook page and its YouTube site (with captions). Thursday, June 10, 7 p.m.: Made at the Library with Paul Hendrickson. Author of aPlagued by Fire: The Dreams and Furies of Frank Lloyd Wright,a Hendrickson discusses how his book was amadea through his use of the unparalleled collections of the Library of Congress. According to Hendrickson, Wright was plagued by fire both literally and metaphorically throughout his life. Thursday, June 24, 7 p.m.: Behind the Book: Great American Translators with Nobel Prize in Literature recipient Mario Vargas Llosa and his longtime Spanish-to-English translator, Edith Grossman. Throughout her celebrated career, Grossman has also translated works of other writers such as Gabriel Garcia MA!rquez, Mayra Montero and Miguel de Cervantes. Read full details here: loc.gov/item/prn-21-023/  We are more grateful than ever for all that you do to keep us strong. Whether you support the Library with a gift or simply by spreading the word about what we do, you help us in our mission to connect millions of people around the world with the stories of our collective past, present, and future. If you haven't yet had a chance to give and you're in a position to donate, please consider making a gift at loc.gov/donate/. |
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After 16 years of service with the Library, including four and a half years as the director of the Veterans History Project, Karen Lloyd retired from the Library of Congress on April 9th. Recently, she led a number of significant efforts to develop women veteransâ collections including a nascent collaborative agreement to pursue collections with the Veteran Administrationâs Center for Women Veterans. During her tenure, VHP also expanded outreach to more Native/Indigenous veterans to preserve their stories as part of VHPâs collections.
The Library is enthusiastic about building on these accomplishments and other great programs developed during Karen Lloydâs tenure at the Veterans History Project. Including Ms. Lloyd, over the 20 year history of VHPâs five directors, Ellen McCulloch Lovell, Beverly Lindsay, Diane Kresh and Bob Patrick led the development of a remarkable repository highlighting the first-person experiences of US veterans now resulting in over 111,000 individual collections housed in the American Folklife Center (AFC). The next director will be well positioned to help usher VHP into a new realm of collections stewardship and digital discovery, together with the American Folklife Center they will align practices and increase access to the collections. The Library will begin the process of announcing the position and selecting a new VHP Director in the near future. In the interim, AFC Director Betsy Peterson will serve as Acting Director for the Veterans History Project. Â
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Updates from the Veterans History Project (VHP): In Memoriam: Don Moore of Don Mooreas War Tales
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We mourn the loss of Don Moore, a consummate volunteer who singlehandedly interviewed and submitted the collections of more than 500 Florida-area veterans since 2010. Summary records for each veteran are accessible on VHPâs website, loc.gov/vets. Â
Moore was a journalist for the âCharlotte Sunâ newspaper in Florida, and because of his profession, he was able to publish a feature story on each veteran. Not only that, but he also posted the articles on his website, donmooreswartales.com, and then added them to the siteâs searchable archive.
Mooreâs widow, Mary, promised to keep her husbandâs memory alive through his website, and to deliver his last batch of interviews to VHP.
Thank you for your commitment to preserving veteransâ voices until the very end, sir.
The mission of the Veterans History Project of the Library of Congress American Folklife Center is to collect, preserve and make accessible the personal accounts of U.S. military war veterans so that future generations may hear directly from veterans and better understand the realities of war. Learn more at http://www.loc.gov/vets. Share your exciting VHP initiatives, programs, events and news stories with VHP to be considered for a future RSS. Email vohp@loc.gov and place âMy VHP RSS Storyâ in the subject line.
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