This document summarizes and reviews recent entertainment news stories in less than three sentences:
Rumors that Betty White would host Saturday Night Live were confirmed, as the television icon said "Yes" she will appear on the show. Reports also surfaced that 1980s child star Corey Haim passed away at age 38 after a long struggle with drug abuse, having been recently seen on the A&E reality show "The Two Coreys" about his life with friend Corey Feldman. During his radio show, Howard Stern was criticized for trash-talking Oscar nominee Gabourey Sidibe from the movie Precious, seen as crossing a line by targeting her appearance.
1) Kevin Eubanks will temporarily return to lead the band on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno but will leave within a few months.
2) Warner Bros. films will be available to rent from Redbox kiosks 28 days after their release date in a new agreement between the studio and rental company.
3) HBO launched a new website, HBO GO, that will stream its programming online for current subscribers.
The document summarizes the return dates of several popular television shows in March 2010 as regular programming resumed following the Olympics. It provides details on the return dates and premieres for shows on ABC, CBS, NBC, and other channels. New shows highlighted for their debut include Jamie Oliver's "Food Revolution" on ABC on March 26th and NBC's new game show "Minute to Win It" hosted by Guy Fieri and premiering March 14th.
This document discusses Mexican baked goods that are becoming popular in the United States. It profiles several traditional Mexican pan dulce (sweet breads) like conchas, cuernitos, and empanadas that are made by Mexican bakeries in San Diego. It also discusses how Mexican bakeries are using high-quality ingredients like eggs, milk, and butter to produce bread that can be as delicious as other baked goods. One bakery owner says that when made properly, Mexican bread can be just as delicious as anything.
Carlos Perez Castillo - Imaging biomarkers automated structuredWTHS
The document describes IB-ASAP (Imaging Biomarkers Automated Structured Assembly Pipeline), a software workflow for quantitative imaging. It aims to improve radiologist workflows by organizing data storage, preparing data, running processing algorithms, managing results, and notifying users. The software is fully automated, vendor independent, and compatible with DICOM standards. It is being used to help quantify and understand cardiovascular remodeling as part of the cvREMOD project and to aid in diagnosis, treatment planning, monitoring and prevention of diseases.
1. Arterial spin labeling (ASL) is an MRI technique for assessing cerebral blood flow non-invasively and without the need for contrast agents.
2. ASL uses radiofrequency pulses to magnetically label arterial blood water protons upstream of the imaging region. Images are then acquired with and without labeling to quantify perfusion.
3. ASL acquisitions suffer from low signal-to-noise but various techniques like continuous, pulsed, and pseudo-continuous labeling as well as higher field strengths and multichannel coils have been used to improve quality.
Neurology advanced mr imaging in epilepsy v laiJFIM
This document discusses advanced magnetic resonance (MR) imaging techniques for epilepsy. It provides an overview of various structural and functional imaging findings and concepts. The document outlines several etiologies of epilepsy that can be identified on imaging such as malformations of cortical development, mesial temporal sclerosis, tumors, and vascular or nonvascular insults. Advanced MR techniques discussed include high resolution structural imaging, susceptibility weighted imaging, and functional techniques like radionuclide imaging, T2 relaxometry, MR spectroscopy, diffusion tensor imaging, and arterial spin labeling that can help localize the epileptogenic lesion. The document also presents some of the author's preliminary work utilizing 3T MR imaging and quantitative volumetry to detect subtle lesions, improve detection
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACES
A brain-computer interface (BCI) is a hardware and software system that allows brain activity alone to control computers or external devices. In this short talk, I will review the state-of-the-art of BCIs, looking at the different steps that form a brain-computer interface: signal acquisition, preprocessing or enhancement, feature extraction and classification and the control interface. We will discuss different BCI types their advantages, drawbacks, and latest advances, and we survey the numerous technologies reported so far (including commercially available devices).
At the first part, I will introduce basics of the Brain functioning and will review the neuroimaging modalities used in the signal acquisition, each of which monitors a different functional brain activity such as electrical, magnetic or metabolic activity. Then, we will discuss different electrophysiological control signals that determine user intentions, which can be detected in brain activity. Finally, we will overview various BCI applications that control a range of devices and discuss neurofeedback technology for medical, learning and gaming applications.
1) Kevin Eubanks will temporarily return to lead the band on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno but will leave within a few months.
2) Warner Bros. films will be available to rent from Redbox kiosks 28 days after their release date in a new agreement between the studio and rental company.
3) HBO launched a new website, HBO GO, that will stream its programming online for current subscribers.
The document summarizes the return dates of several popular television shows in March 2010 as regular programming resumed following the Olympics. It provides details on the return dates and premieres for shows on ABC, CBS, NBC, and other channels. New shows highlighted for their debut include Jamie Oliver's "Food Revolution" on ABC on March 26th and NBC's new game show "Minute to Win It" hosted by Guy Fieri and premiering March 14th.
This document discusses Mexican baked goods that are becoming popular in the United States. It profiles several traditional Mexican pan dulce (sweet breads) like conchas, cuernitos, and empanadas that are made by Mexican bakeries in San Diego. It also discusses how Mexican bakeries are using high-quality ingredients like eggs, milk, and butter to produce bread that can be as delicious as other baked goods. One bakery owner says that when made properly, Mexican bread can be just as delicious as anything.
Carlos Perez Castillo - Imaging biomarkers automated structuredWTHS
The document describes IB-ASAP (Imaging Biomarkers Automated Structured Assembly Pipeline), a software workflow for quantitative imaging. It aims to improve radiologist workflows by organizing data storage, preparing data, running processing algorithms, managing results, and notifying users. The software is fully automated, vendor independent, and compatible with DICOM standards. It is being used to help quantify and understand cardiovascular remodeling as part of the cvREMOD project and to aid in diagnosis, treatment planning, monitoring and prevention of diseases.
1. Arterial spin labeling (ASL) is an MRI technique for assessing cerebral blood flow non-invasively and without the need for contrast agents.
2. ASL uses radiofrequency pulses to magnetically label arterial blood water protons upstream of the imaging region. Images are then acquired with and without labeling to quantify perfusion.
3. ASL acquisitions suffer from low signal-to-noise but various techniques like continuous, pulsed, and pseudo-continuous labeling as well as higher field strengths and multichannel coils have been used to improve quality.
Neurology advanced mr imaging in epilepsy v laiJFIM
This document discusses advanced magnetic resonance (MR) imaging techniques for epilepsy. It provides an overview of various structural and functional imaging findings and concepts. The document outlines several etiologies of epilepsy that can be identified on imaging such as malformations of cortical development, mesial temporal sclerosis, tumors, and vascular or nonvascular insults. Advanced MR techniques discussed include high resolution structural imaging, susceptibility weighted imaging, and functional techniques like radionuclide imaging, T2 relaxometry, MR spectroscopy, diffusion tensor imaging, and arterial spin labeling that can help localize the epileptogenic lesion. The document also presents some of the author's preliminary work utilizing 3T MR imaging and quantitative volumetry to detect subtle lesions, improve detection
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACES
A brain-computer interface (BCI) is a hardware and software system that allows brain activity alone to control computers or external devices. In this short talk, I will review the state-of-the-art of BCIs, looking at the different steps that form a brain-computer interface: signal acquisition, preprocessing or enhancement, feature extraction and classification and the control interface. We will discuss different BCI types their advantages, drawbacks, and latest advances, and we survey the numerous technologies reported so far (including commercially available devices).
At the first part, I will introduce basics of the Brain functioning and will review the neuroimaging modalities used in the signal acquisition, each of which monitors a different functional brain activity such as electrical, magnetic or metabolic activity. Then, we will discuss different electrophysiological control signals that determine user intentions, which can be detected in brain activity. Finally, we will overview various BCI applications that control a range of devices and discuss neurofeedback technology for medical, learning and gaming applications.
This document provides a summary of movies that will be airing on television over the upcoming week. It lists 17 movies, their release year, brief description, and air time/channel. Some of the movies featured include Superbad, Top Hat, True Grit, Wedding Crashers, and 28 Days Later. The document aims to inform readers of entertainment options to watch on television in the coming days.
This article provides a list of 10 people to watch in entertainment in 2010. It discusses Jerry Seinfeld returning to NBC in the fall with a new reality TV show called "The Marriage Ref" where comedians comment on normal couples' marriages. It also mentions that Lost creator J.J. Abrams and actor Matthew Fox will bring the ABC show Lost to a close this year. Additionally, it notes that actress Mia Wasikowska is expected to break out in 2010 after her role in Alice in Wonderland and that Bob Costas will host many major sporting events in 2010 as it is an even-numbered year.
The document provides information about the upcoming Daytona Beach Film Festival, including:
- The festival will feature a diverse selection of films from several genres and continents showing from Friday to Sunday.
- Highlights include an opening night gala on Friday with dinner and a Q&A with the filmmaker, and "Surf Night" on Saturday featuring two surfing films.
- The schedule lists several short films and feature films playing each day, including titles, descriptions, and showtimes.
- Sunday includes a free student film program and additional short films and features.
- Tickets can be purchased for individual films or an all-festival pass online or at the venue.
The document summarizes how Susanne Mori used a new genealogy service from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services to learn about her grandfather Jinbei Mori, who immigrated to the US from Japan in 1906. The records provided details about his arrival, work with the Union Pacific Railroad, FBI search of his home during WWII, and his eventual naturalization. They confirmed family stories and gave Mori new insights into her grandfather's life as an immigrant.
This document is a newspaper article that discusses the future of the television show "American Idol" as it enters its ninth season. It notes that "American Idol" was hugely popular and dominated television in the early 2000s, but questions whether it can maintain its status in the current decade. The article indicates this is a crucial season for Fox and that "American Idol" is undergoing its biggest changes yet with Ellen DeGeneres replacing Paula Abdul as a judge.
This document provides a calendar of local events for Friday, October 9, 2009 in Daytona Beach, Florida. It lists times and details for several music performances as part of the Daytona Beach Blues Festival, including blues artists Victor Wainwright and the WildRoots Band and Lauren Ellis Band. It also provides restaurant advertisements and listings of special meals and events for several local restaurants and bars. Peter Tork of The Monkees is featured as performing that night with his band Shoe Suede Blues to close out the blues festival.
This document provides a summary of top TV shows and films from 2009 according to Fanboy Awards. For TV, the top 5 included "True Blood" from HBO, about a vampire soap opera. "Mad Men" from AMC was praised for its storytelling and acting. Pixar's animated film "Up" was named the top film for taking viewers on an emotional journey. The classic Christmas film "A Christmas Story" was also discussed for its nostalgic memories of childhood and holidays. The summary concludes by mentioning toys that were received as gifts, such as war toys, on Christmas day.
The document discusses various options for earning extra income as a parent in a difficult economy. It provides examples like selling items on Amazon and eBay, doing hobby-related work, online surveys, tutoring, pet-sitting, and more. It emphasizes being diligent and not letting financial struggles undermine family happiness. The end discusses new research showing teens' sleep cycles change with puberty, making some schools adjust start times later to improve student performance and safety.
This document contains excerpts from an article discussing popular pickup lines and whether they actually work to attract dates. The article surveys several women for their opinions on cheesy pickup lines like "Baby, you must be a broom,'cause you just swept me off my feet" and "Excuse me, do you have any raisins? How about a date?" The women generally find the lines corny or arrogant and unlikely to lead to a date. The article also provides tips for men's and women's spring fashion trends, including floral prints, denim, cardigans, and graphic tees.
This document summarizes a local festival that will be held on Wednesday featuring food and entertainment from Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean. It also discusses how performing arts schools are dealing with budget cuts due to the recession by offering more modern courses like hip hop dance, music engineering, and business classes to help students succeed in the arts industry. Finally, it shares the story of Tom Iacuzio and his wife welcoming their daughter Abigail Jolie into the world after a long labor and subsequent issues in the NICU.
This summary provides an overview of the entertainment section of a newspaper, including predictions for the upcoming Academy Awards season and a profile of a local band competing in a national battle of the bands competition. It highlights early Oscar favorites like Meryl Streep for Best Actress and Mo'Nique for Best Supporting Actress. It also introduces Minister Theory, a jazz-funk band from New Smyrna Beach that is one of 12 finalists in the national Land Shark Lager Battle of the Bands. The band will perform in the competition finals in Daytona Beach.
This document provides a television schedule and recommendations for movies and shows to watch. It includes brief descriptions of 15 movies or shows, identifying the title, year produced, brief plot summary, and air time/channel. The recommendations cover a variety of genres, including comedies, dramas, mysteries, and animated films, and will air on channels like FX, HBO, TNT, and Lifetime between Saturday, January 16 and Wednesday, January 20.
This summary provides an overview of the comics and articles in the entertainment section of the Daytona Beach News-Journal on October 30, 2009. It includes a discussion of a controversial DirecTV commercial featuring David Spade and the late Chris Farley, updates on television shows like Lost and Cougar Town, and reports of sexual scandals involving television personalities David Letterman and Steve Phillips. The document examines debates around the appropriateness of using a beloved comedic actor like Farley to promote a product after his death. It also provides programming notes and casting updates for remakes and final seasons of popular television shows.
This summary provides high-level information about the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses various comic strips and mentions the "Balloon boy" family who gained attention for reporting that their son had drifted away in a homemade balloon, bringing up questions about blurred lines between news and entertainment. It also briefly summarizes upcoming album releases from music artists who previously appeared on "American Idol" like Adam Lambert, Crystal Bowersox, and Kris Allen. The document concludes by mentioning Jackie Haley being cast as Freddy Krueger in an upcoming "Nightmare on Elm Street" remake.
This document provides a summary of entertainment and event happenings in the Daytona Beach area on the weekend of October 9, 2009. It mentions that several area bands will perform at a hospice benefit concert on Saturday to raise money for Halifax Health Hospice. It also discusses the Spooky Empire horror film festival taking place in Orlando that weekend, highlighting some of the classic horror films being shown. Finally, it notes that the semi-finals for the SuperStars of Volusia performing arts competition will be held on Saturday evening, featuring 33 contestant performances.
This summary provides highlights from a comics and entertainment section of a newspaper:
- Disney is working with Steve Jobs to reimagine their retail stores as "Imagination Centers" inspired by Pixar, including possible scent components related to displays.
- A touring musical version of "Little House on the Prairie" will begin starring Melissa Gilbert reprising her role of Laura.
- "Glee" creators say a cast tour is likely in spring 2010 to promote their soundtrack and iTunes success.
- "SpongeBob SquarePants" characters SpongeBob and Sandy will marry in a November special episode.
This document provides a summary of entertainment news and comics from a newspaper. It discusses TV show ratings results, with "Modern Family" and "NCIS: Los Angeles" seeing success. It also lists six shocking moments in pop music, such as Eminem's "97 Bonnie and Clyde" and Alice Cooper's stage performances. The article concludes by noting an F-bomb being dropped during Saturday Night Live and providing contact information.
This document is a newspaper entertainment section that includes:
- A summary of the history and peak of musical "mashups" that blend elements of two or more songs. Popular early examples are cited from the 1970s and 1980s.
- Details on recent "mashup" albums and bands that blend elements of classic rock/pop songs, including criticism that the concept has been overdone.
- An opinion that the TV show "American Idol" has declined in quality in recent seasons in terms of the talent and judging panel.
The summary provides an overview of the comic strips and articles featured in the entertainment section of the newspaper. It highlights an intriguing photo from ABC's "Lost" that seems to hold clues for the final season, with characters posed similarly to "The Last Supper." It also briefly mentions other pop culture stories discussed, such as ESPN launching a 3D network and the film "Avatar" becoming the second highest grossing film ever.
The article discusses an interview with Greg Grunberg, who stars as Matt Parkman on the NBC series "Heroes." Grunberg talks about enjoying bringing his character's journey to life over four seasons. He hints that the show may continue for a fifth season despite rumors it will end after the current season. Grunberg also discusses reprising his role from "Lost" on an upcoming episode and encourages helping relief efforts in Haiti.
This document provides a summary of movies that will be airing on television over the upcoming week. It lists 17 movies, their release year, brief description, and air time/channel. Some of the movies featured include Superbad, Top Hat, True Grit, Wedding Crashers, and 28 Days Later. The document aims to inform readers of entertainment options to watch on television in the coming days.
This article provides a list of 10 people to watch in entertainment in 2010. It discusses Jerry Seinfeld returning to NBC in the fall with a new reality TV show called "The Marriage Ref" where comedians comment on normal couples' marriages. It also mentions that Lost creator J.J. Abrams and actor Matthew Fox will bring the ABC show Lost to a close this year. Additionally, it notes that actress Mia Wasikowska is expected to break out in 2010 after her role in Alice in Wonderland and that Bob Costas will host many major sporting events in 2010 as it is an even-numbered year.
The document provides information about the upcoming Daytona Beach Film Festival, including:
- The festival will feature a diverse selection of films from several genres and continents showing from Friday to Sunday.
- Highlights include an opening night gala on Friday with dinner and a Q&A with the filmmaker, and "Surf Night" on Saturday featuring two surfing films.
- The schedule lists several short films and feature films playing each day, including titles, descriptions, and showtimes.
- Sunday includes a free student film program and additional short films and features.
- Tickets can be purchased for individual films or an all-festival pass online or at the venue.
The document summarizes how Susanne Mori used a new genealogy service from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services to learn about her grandfather Jinbei Mori, who immigrated to the US from Japan in 1906. The records provided details about his arrival, work with the Union Pacific Railroad, FBI search of his home during WWII, and his eventual naturalization. They confirmed family stories and gave Mori new insights into her grandfather's life as an immigrant.
This document is a newspaper article that discusses the future of the television show "American Idol" as it enters its ninth season. It notes that "American Idol" was hugely popular and dominated television in the early 2000s, but questions whether it can maintain its status in the current decade. The article indicates this is a crucial season for Fox and that "American Idol" is undergoing its biggest changes yet with Ellen DeGeneres replacing Paula Abdul as a judge.
This document provides a calendar of local events for Friday, October 9, 2009 in Daytona Beach, Florida. It lists times and details for several music performances as part of the Daytona Beach Blues Festival, including blues artists Victor Wainwright and the WildRoots Band and Lauren Ellis Band. It also provides restaurant advertisements and listings of special meals and events for several local restaurants and bars. Peter Tork of The Monkees is featured as performing that night with his band Shoe Suede Blues to close out the blues festival.
This document provides a summary of top TV shows and films from 2009 according to Fanboy Awards. For TV, the top 5 included "True Blood" from HBO, about a vampire soap opera. "Mad Men" from AMC was praised for its storytelling and acting. Pixar's animated film "Up" was named the top film for taking viewers on an emotional journey. The classic Christmas film "A Christmas Story" was also discussed for its nostalgic memories of childhood and holidays. The summary concludes by mentioning toys that were received as gifts, such as war toys, on Christmas day.
The document discusses various options for earning extra income as a parent in a difficult economy. It provides examples like selling items on Amazon and eBay, doing hobby-related work, online surveys, tutoring, pet-sitting, and more. It emphasizes being diligent and not letting financial struggles undermine family happiness. The end discusses new research showing teens' sleep cycles change with puberty, making some schools adjust start times later to improve student performance and safety.
This document contains excerpts from an article discussing popular pickup lines and whether they actually work to attract dates. The article surveys several women for their opinions on cheesy pickup lines like "Baby, you must be a broom,'cause you just swept me off my feet" and "Excuse me, do you have any raisins? How about a date?" The women generally find the lines corny or arrogant and unlikely to lead to a date. The article also provides tips for men's and women's spring fashion trends, including floral prints, denim, cardigans, and graphic tees.
This document summarizes a local festival that will be held on Wednesday featuring food and entertainment from Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean. It also discusses how performing arts schools are dealing with budget cuts due to the recession by offering more modern courses like hip hop dance, music engineering, and business classes to help students succeed in the arts industry. Finally, it shares the story of Tom Iacuzio and his wife welcoming their daughter Abigail Jolie into the world after a long labor and subsequent issues in the NICU.
This summary provides an overview of the entertainment section of a newspaper, including predictions for the upcoming Academy Awards season and a profile of a local band competing in a national battle of the bands competition. It highlights early Oscar favorites like Meryl Streep for Best Actress and Mo'Nique for Best Supporting Actress. It also introduces Minister Theory, a jazz-funk band from New Smyrna Beach that is one of 12 finalists in the national Land Shark Lager Battle of the Bands. The band will perform in the competition finals in Daytona Beach.
This document provides a television schedule and recommendations for movies and shows to watch. It includes brief descriptions of 15 movies or shows, identifying the title, year produced, brief plot summary, and air time/channel. The recommendations cover a variety of genres, including comedies, dramas, mysteries, and animated films, and will air on channels like FX, HBO, TNT, and Lifetime between Saturday, January 16 and Wednesday, January 20.
This summary provides an overview of the comics and articles in the entertainment section of the Daytona Beach News-Journal on October 30, 2009. It includes a discussion of a controversial DirecTV commercial featuring David Spade and the late Chris Farley, updates on television shows like Lost and Cougar Town, and reports of sexual scandals involving television personalities David Letterman and Steve Phillips. The document examines debates around the appropriateness of using a beloved comedic actor like Farley to promote a product after his death. It also provides programming notes and casting updates for remakes and final seasons of popular television shows.
This summary provides high-level information about the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses various comic strips and mentions the "Balloon boy" family who gained attention for reporting that their son had drifted away in a homemade balloon, bringing up questions about blurred lines between news and entertainment. It also briefly summarizes upcoming album releases from music artists who previously appeared on "American Idol" like Adam Lambert, Crystal Bowersox, and Kris Allen. The document concludes by mentioning Jackie Haley being cast as Freddy Krueger in an upcoming "Nightmare on Elm Street" remake.
This document provides a summary of entertainment and event happenings in the Daytona Beach area on the weekend of October 9, 2009. It mentions that several area bands will perform at a hospice benefit concert on Saturday to raise money for Halifax Health Hospice. It also discusses the Spooky Empire horror film festival taking place in Orlando that weekend, highlighting some of the classic horror films being shown. Finally, it notes that the semi-finals for the SuperStars of Volusia performing arts competition will be held on Saturday evening, featuring 33 contestant performances.
This summary provides highlights from a comics and entertainment section of a newspaper:
- Disney is working with Steve Jobs to reimagine their retail stores as "Imagination Centers" inspired by Pixar, including possible scent components related to displays.
- A touring musical version of "Little House on the Prairie" will begin starring Melissa Gilbert reprising her role of Laura.
- "Glee" creators say a cast tour is likely in spring 2010 to promote their soundtrack and iTunes success.
- "SpongeBob SquarePants" characters SpongeBob and Sandy will marry in a November special episode.
This document provides a summary of entertainment news and comics from a newspaper. It discusses TV show ratings results, with "Modern Family" and "NCIS: Los Angeles" seeing success. It also lists six shocking moments in pop music, such as Eminem's "97 Bonnie and Clyde" and Alice Cooper's stage performances. The article concludes by noting an F-bomb being dropped during Saturday Night Live and providing contact information.
This document is a newspaper entertainment section that includes:
- A summary of the history and peak of musical "mashups" that blend elements of two or more songs. Popular early examples are cited from the 1970s and 1980s.
- Details on recent "mashup" albums and bands that blend elements of classic rock/pop songs, including criticism that the concept has been overdone.
- An opinion that the TV show "American Idol" has declined in quality in recent seasons in terms of the talent and judging panel.
The summary provides an overview of the comic strips and articles featured in the entertainment section of the newspaper. It highlights an intriguing photo from ABC's "Lost" that seems to hold clues for the final season, with characters posed similarly to "The Last Supper." It also briefly mentions other pop culture stories discussed, such as ESPN launching a 3D network and the film "Avatar" becoming the second highest grossing film ever.
The article discusses an interview with Greg Grunberg, who stars as Matt Parkman on the NBC series "Heroes." Grunberg talks about enjoying bringing his character's journey to life over four seasons. He hints that the show may continue for a fifth season despite rumors it will end after the current season. Grunberg also discusses reprising his role from "Lost" on an upcoming episode and encourages helping relief efforts in Haiti.
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