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L.A. Confidential (Blu-ray) (Widescreen) $15 Based on the best-selling novel by James Ellroy and directed by Curtis Hanson, this award-winning crime drama explores both the dark side of the Los Angeles police force and Southern California’s criminal underbelly in the early ’50s, when Hollywood was still seen as America’s capital of sophistication, glitter, and glamour. Dudley Smith (James Cromwell) is the head of the LAPD and is loyal to his officers and eager to turn a blind eye to violence or corruption within his department, as long as it’s the “bad guys” who are getting hurt. Bud White (Russell Crowe) is a police detective whose violent and cynical nature is often at war with his basic sense of decency and justice. Ed Exley (Guy Pearce) is a beat cop-turned-detective whose strict by-the-book philosophy and willingness to blow the whistle on other officers is balanced by a shrewd and opportunistic understanding of the internal politics of the department. And Jack Vincennes (Kevin Spacey) is a flashy “Hollywood” detective who serves as technical advisor for the TV series Badge of Honor . He is also in cahoots with Sid Hudgeons (Danny DeVito), publisher of the scandal sheet Hush Hush , who throws kickbacks to Vincennes in exchange for being brought along when showbiz figures get busted. White, Exley, and Vincennes find themselves drawn into a tangled and sticky web of violence and betrayal following a multiple murder at a coffee shop that is believed to be part of an effort by Mickey Cohen (Paul Guilfoyle) to consolidate his hold on organized crime in L.A. This lead appears to be connected to the discovery of a bizarre pornography and call-girl ring operated by Pierce Patchett (David Strathairn), whose women are given plastic surgery so that they more closely resemble well-known movie stars. White’s role in the investigation is complicated when he falls for Lynn Bracken (Kim Basinger), one of Patchett’s prostitutes, who is the spitting image of Veronica Lake. L.A. Confidential was nominated for nine Academy |
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The Bill Murray Handbook – Everything You Need To Know About Bill Murray $19.95 William James “Bill” Murray (born September 31, 1950) is an American actor and comedian. He first gained national exposure on Saturday Night Live, and went on to star in a number of critically and commercially successful comedic films including Caddyshack (1980), Ghostbusters (1984), and Groundhog Day (1993). He gained additional critical acclaim later in his career, starring in Lost in Translation (2003), for which he was nominated for an Academy Award, and a series of films directed by Wes Anderson, including Rushmore (1998), The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004) and Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009). He is widely regarded as one of the most talented and unique comedic actors of his generation.This book is your ultimate resource for Bill Murray. Here you will find the most up-to-date information, photos, and much more.In easy to read chapters, with extensive references and links to get you to know all there is to know about his Early life, Career, Personal life and Filmography right away: Passion Play (film), Get Low (film), Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil, Zombieland, Fantastic Mr. Fox (film), The Limits of Control, City of Ember, Get Smart (film), The Darjeeling Limited, Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties, The Lost City (2005 film), Broken Flowers, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, Garfield: The Movie, Coffee and Cigarettes, Lost in Translation (film), The Royal Tenenbaums, Osmosis Jones, Charlie’s Angels (film), Hamlet (2000 film), Rushmore (film), With Friends Like These…, Wild Things, The Man Who Knew Too Little, Space Jam, Larger than Life (film), Kingpin (film), Ed Wood (film), Mad Dog and Glory, Groundhog Day (film), What About Bob?, Quick Change, Ghostbusters II, Scrooged, She’s Having a Baby, Little Shop of Horrors (1986 film), The Razor’s Edge (1984 film), Nothing Lasts Forever (film), Ghostbusters, Tootsie, Stripes (film), Loose Shoes, Caddyshack, Where the Buffalo Roam, Mr. Mike’s Mondo Video, Meatballs (film), All You Need Is Cash, |
Is my gf on the right track for what she wants to do with her life?
My girlfriend wants to eventually open up a coffee shop and do tatoo work on the side. She’s in some tech school right now that makes her feel like she’s in special ed it’s so easy. She’s also an apprentice to a tatoo artist which, right now, doesn’t pay anything AND she works at a radio shack to pay the bills. After she gets enough money she wants to go to a culinary school and learn cooking..
My question is, will all this stuff really help her? Does she really need a degree from a tech school to start a business or is it just wasting her time and money? I want to encourage her to do what she wants, I just don’t know if she’s really following the right path.
BH: It is never wrong to go to school or to look at what interests us! You asked for yourself what you should do at your age and I guess that the same answer applies for her as well. Let her look into any and all fields for her future that she has interest in. Besides, let me ask you this: “Are you the one to make the decision for her?” She has every right to explore anything that catches her attention. All that we can do for those that we love is to support and encourage their rights to find themselves, then accept what they decide. Please, do not voice your concerns too loud, because then she may think that you are trying to control her and her future happiness. The final decision is her’s, not ours.
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Think About The Status Of The Economy In Operating A Coffee Shop
Most of the business fanatics are intending to venture in different business. And one of those businesses includes starting a coffee shop. Businessmen are considering an investment in coffee shop knowing that it pays back a great profit. But then, the success of every business varies from case to case. There are firms that provide riches to others but may not present you with the same benefit. Therefore, the ins and outs of how to open a café coffee shop needs to be understood well.
So what might be the cause of such distinctions? The answer doesn’t fall to only a single thing. There is countless number of reasons which causes such occurrence and one of the most identified factors is the status of our financial state these days. In the case of starting a café coffee shop, a trader should remember that consuming coffee outside home is a type of luxury. It is considered as a desire and not a necessity. Therefore, if you are to start your business, you must ask yourself how to open a café that will help both, the consumers and the owner
Currently, most people will never go for an expensive coffee in a luxurious cafe. Because of the current position of our economy, people are becoming realistic. They never go for names but for the preference and affordability. There are number of business coffee shop that is facing a great challenge. As we can observe, many known café are shutting down due to bankruptcy. But don’t get upset. There are ways for you to still start your own café in the middle of the high competition. What you need to do, is to prepare a plan. You have to do some research. Observe all the do’s and don’ts. And most especially, provide customers with budget-friendly goods.
Our economy indeed plays an excellent role in our life. Personal needs and down to business maters, economic status is always to be regarded as. And due to that fact, it is crucial for each trader to focus on the practical side and not only the lavishness and coziness of a place or products.
Create Your Author Platform to Hook a Literary Agent Or Publisher and Land a Book Contract
Present yourself to literary agents and book publishers so as to stick in their minds. So that they will tell you, “Send me your manuscript. I want to read it.”
1: Create and hone delivery out loud of a 3-minute pitch for your unpublished book project.
Sample fiction pitch (thanks to New York Times Book Review and author’s website): “An Afghan-American returns to Kabul to learn how his friend has fared under the Taliban” is my first novel’s story. I was an 11-year-old, thin-framed seventh-grader when I left Afghanistan with my family. I returned recently to Kabul after completing my manuscript, traveling as a 38-year-old physician residing in Northern California, a writer, a husband and father of two. My name is Khaled Hosseini. May I send you a synopsis and 50 opening pages for my manuscript titled The Kite Runner? Here is my business card.”
Sample nonfiction pitch: “I am in my 80s, an accomplished working painter with studios in Paris and New York, as well as a published writer and poet, and a feminist. From the age of 22 in the 1940s, I lived for a decade with Picasso, left him, and then raised two of his children. I have since been married to the painter Luc Simon and to Dr. Jonas Salk, who developed the polio vaccine. My name is Françoise Gilot. May I send you a book proposal with sample chapters for my memoir? Here is my business card.”
For practice, visit online the New York Times Book Review‘s and other best-seller lists, study the one-sentence blurbs, make up one pitching your own work. Practice your pitch at home in front of a mirror, with fellow writers, with friends and family, with strangers you meet in bookstores. Practice your pitch until your delivery is confident, short, sweet, and perfect.
2: Create a do-it-yourself website and start blogging. Launch an earticlesonline, develop a following, and capture the visitor data. Keep writing your book.
3. Design author business cards and an email signature that include your 3-minute pitch and all your contact information, your blog, your website, your earticlesonline. Keep these cards with tape and thumbtacks on your person, at work, in your car at all times. Hand your card out to everyone everywhere. Post your cards in coffee shops, on library notice boards, online at writers’ communities.
4. Develop an author-platform database using information and cards you collect from people that you meet and who visit your website. Reach out personally and get to know the managers and buyers for your local chain and independent booksellers.
5. Contact book review editors across the country, from very local to very national, and start reviewing books for them off- and online using a byline with your “forthcoming” book’s title, your URL, earticlesonline, and blog. Add these names to your platform database. Keep writing your book.
6. Write 250- to 500-word personal essays, short stories, articles about your book’s subject using a byline with your “forthcoming” book’s title, your URL, earticlesonline, and blog. Send copies to agents and editors you have targeted, to fellow bloggers, earticlesonliners, webmavens, your local booksellers.
7. Join writers’ and publishers’ groups and volunteer. Write for the newsletters and insert your byline. Agree to help out at events and to escort speakers to and from lectures. Exchange business cards with everyone you meet. Add all to your platform database.
8. Research author readings and writers’ conferences within driving distance of your house and attend them. Become a regular. Go for coffee with people you meet there; exchange business cards; write print and online reviews of the published books of the authors you meet to spread your byline around. Add more entries to your database. Attend conferences and publishing trade events and shows farther and farther from home. Network. Network. Collect business cards. Add to your database. Keep writing your book.
9. Find your way online to bloggers and writers interested in book publishing. Cross-link web sites and expand your database with addresses and links to people who read, write, sell, and publish books. Keep writing your book.
10. Give a talk on your subject at local libraries, to elementary and high school Language Arts or other classes. Teach adult-ed workshops on writing, blogging, ezining, and book reviewing. Make certain your full byline appears in course catalogs and websites. Hand out your business cards to students. Collect the addresses of every attendee and add them to your database. Keep writing your book.
11. Expand your website with new pages for your bylined online or in-print pieces to download, your writer’s activities and schedule (volunteer events count!). Offer free online teleseminars and workshops. Keep writing your book.
12. Go for it, so we can buy your book when it is published and catch you on Oprah. Good luck!
Anita D. McClellan is a book doctor, a literary consultant with Anita D. McClellan Associates ( http://www.anitamcclellan.com). She works with English-language writers of book-length fiction and nonfiction across North America and overseas. Formerly, she was an editorial executive in corporate publishing houses. Find her at http://www.PublishersMarketplace.com.
Tool, or trouble? Facial recognition might be driving some sources away from the news (OJR)
By Brian McDermott: At first, Brittany Cantarella had no idea the man she
accidentally swiped with her Chevrolet was named Lord Jesus Christ. But within
two days, the minor traffic incident had gone viral. Reporters snatched the
then 20-year-old’s Facebook profile picture and left messages on her
grandmother’s answering machine. “It’s the girl that hit Jesus!” a man in Stop
& Shop yelled. “I wanted to hide, I wanted to run, I wanted to go far away,”
Cantarella said. Two months later, she was willing to talk to me about the
accident at a coffee shop in western Massachusetts. She was resolute, though,
that I not take her picture or shoot video. That’s because Cantarella’s
experience with viral fame made her wary of having her image wedded to a
traffic accident that would never go away online. This small anecdote is part
of a new media conundrum dogging the relationship between visual journalists
and their subjects: most people happily publish their own picture online, but
a growing number of them are becoming wary of having their image captured by
visual journalists. With facial recognition software becoming commercially
available in the past few years, new technologies …
Starting a Coffee Shop – 3 Essential Tips For Success
Starting a coffee shop is no different to starting any business from the ground up and there are many important guidelines to take into account. Consequently, if you would like to begin a business that is primarily selling espresso products, there are at least three factors to consider in your coffee shop business plan: For more information visit Water Services
Firstly, remember the cultural environment where you plan to operate. Depending on the traditions of your country, or even the community in which you aim to operate, there may or may not be any market for a coffee shop business. If drinking coffee is not common, you might set in motion a fresh trend and by means of a little inventive advertising and marketing, turn it to profit. Conversely, if coffee is on the rise in popularity in your nation, or community, then there are further particular considerations to be made. If there are already lots of coffee shops, then position will be of crucial importance. Investing time researching the buying habits of potential clients at certain times of the day may be time well spent, as well as researching the age of your possible clientele. 2
Secondly, one needs to keep in mind what the needs or buying habits of the client really are. Essentially, what do the consumers want to see in another coffee business? Conducting a study to seek out trends in flavor habits might once more be time well spent. If you are operating in a town with the main population from a certain country, it might be wise to investigate the types of coffee they would most likely opt for. Additionally, think about the favorite size of the cup, the temperature along with the strength. Possibly engage staff, a barista and/or wait staff, that can speak the community language. Potential clients will pay more for excellent service and enjoyable atmosphere. Think about opening at times while your opposition is closed. All of these are critical issues, but even more, they are also crucial in order that you can start to distinguish your business from the others within the market. Plan for the future by providing your coffee shop business the ‘edge’ over the opposition. 2
Thirdly, a further significant issue to think about when starting a coffee shop is how you will publicize your products and services. For instance, the conventional method to promote your coffee business is to set up in a traditional brick-and-mortar structure with an eye-catching sign. Word of mouth is very powerful and keep in mind that unpleasant news travels a good deal faster than good. Hence work hard at forging a good reputation by going above and beyond in your public relations activity. One possibility is to extend your business into the district in order to create a reputation and form your client base. Having a mobile booth at parties, convention halls, shows & displays, sporting events such as marathons, will help to make your coffee shop business known. For more information visit Vending Services
Careful attention given to your clientele, meeting their wishes and advertising your new coffee shop business presence will turn your endeavor to revenue in no time. For more information visit Coffee Services
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