The annual Glasgow Music And Film Festival is this year dedicated to, or focused on, the soundtracks and music from the films of cult directors David Lynch and John Carpenter, and also features some pretty nifty musicians giving their take on this particular theme. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com

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Glasgow Music And Film festival to feature Zombie Zombie, Thomas Truax + more

A Chorus Of Storytellers fits in quite succinctly alongside its predecessors, and while perhaps not scaling the skyscraping heights of An Orchestrated Rise To Fall or In A Safe Place, doesn’t rally represent a decline in standards either. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com

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The Album Leaf – A Chorus Of Storytellers

After the Storm Photo © Pam Bycraft with permission to About.com, Inc. Photo of the Week – February 3, 2010 originally appeared on About.com Photography on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 at 08:18:19. Permalink | Comment | Email this

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Photo of the Week – February 3, 2010

I’m having trouble working out how to get “Elder’s Impulse Indicator” to work with Amibroker. I’m certainly no expert in this field, and it’s probably simple to do, but i need some help getting the thing installed and working. It should show bars with different colours.

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Amibroker Indicator – Help with installing

Perhaps the most commanding star in this appealing, fairly family-friendly production is the troupe’s home, a former Sunday school space in a Brooklyn church.

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Theater Review | ‘alice … Alice … ALICE!’: Alice Is Everywhere, Including a Brooklyn Church

Hi guys…what do you think of this ? Im more of a technical guy not really fundamentals…and still a newbie :sheep: My preferred style is swing, Iv seen a share price for the last few days with good volume…but it is just not getting higher and actually the price is going down…with a high buy pressure to sell (3:1) It doesn’t make sense technically and everytime something doesn’t make sense I put it as price manipulation. Iv bought it and now I regret and am trying to get out

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Volume good, bad gut feeling (technical)

An occupational therapist (OT) happens to be a health professional who is trained in the practice of occupational therapy and his/her role is to work with clients to help them achieve a fulfilled and satisfied state in life by means of the use of “purposeful activity or interventions designed to achieve functional outcomes which promote health, prevent injury or disability and which develop, improve, sustain or restore the highest possible level of independence.” .

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vip news : Is job of occupational therapist lucrative?

Playbill – London’s Royal Court has announced a new initiative, Theatre Local, in which it will be presenting a season of work in a disused shop at the Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre in south London.

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London’s Royal Court Sets Up Another Home in South London Shopping Center
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Playbill – Stage vets Swoosie Kurtz and Fred Willard will team up as guest stars on NBC-TV’s “Chuck” later this season, playing an over-the-hill-but-still-working pair of spies, according to EW.com.

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Swoosie Kurtz and Fred Willard to Guest Star on TV’s "Chuck"
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Playbill – Elliot: A Soldier’s Fugue, the Pulitzer Prize-finalist play by Quiara Alegría Hudes, will play The Walnut Street Theatre’s Independence Studio on 3 in Philadelphia, the author’s hometown, Feb. 23-March 14.

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‘Elliott’ Will Be Philly Premiere for Hometown Playwright Hudes
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Playbill – Tony Award-winning songwriter Duncan Sheik and busy playwright Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa will collaborate on a new stage musical based on the gruesome novel “American Psycho,” about a charming Wall Street banker who is also a serial killer.

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Duncan Sheik and Robert Aguirre-Sacasa Will Make ‘American Psycho’ Sing
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Playbill – Richard II and Henry V – starring Tony Award nominee Michael Hayden as the title characters – begin playing in repertory Feb. 2 at Sidney Harman Hall in Washington, DC, in a Shakespeare Theatre Company bill called “The Leadership Repertory.”

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Michael Hayden Is ‘Richard II’ and ‘Henry V’ in DC
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Okay, a few quick things I wanted to make you aware of so you could get going on them if you choose to. Apparently, The Criterion Collection is losing the license to a crapload of titles. They’re putting them on sale, $5 off each one.

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Stuff Bulletin: Criterion Massive Going Out of Print Sale

Reuters – When doctors and staff realized that a cat living in a U.S. nursing home could sense when someone was going to die, the feline, Oscar, was portrayed as a furry grim reaper or four-legged angel of death

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Doctor casts new light on cat that can predict death
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The ’70s Memphis-based rock band Big Star won rave reviews for their albums and influenced countless followers, but never managed to become stars. Rock and Roll historian Ed Ward says a new box set and a collection of recordings by founding member Chris Bell offer a chance to look back on the band’s troubled life

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Big Star: The Unluckiest Band In America

In 1951, Henrietta Lacks died after a long battle with cervical cancer. Doctors cultured her cells without permission from her family. The story of those cells — known as HeLa cells, in Lacks’ honor — and of the medical advances that came from them, is told in Rebecca Skloot’s book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

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‘Henrietta Lacks’: A Donor’s Immortal Legacy

Reuters – When a rare Klimt landscape goes under the hammer at Sotheby’s on Wednesday, the sellers will not be the only interested party.

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Heir eyes fortune as "lost" Klimt comes to auction
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Playbill – The American Theatre Wing’s SpringboardNYC, an intensive summer boot camp for student actors, is now seeking applications for 35 spots in the 2010 summer program, which will be held June 7-18 in New York City.

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American Theatre Wing Seeks College-Age Applicants for Summer 2010 SpringboardNYC Program
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A lot of things happen. You don’t need to know about them all, and you don’t need to know them in detail. Here, in digest form, is the important pop culture stuff so you can do…whatever else it is you do.

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Stuff: Just Like a Rock Star, Rockstar Is In Bed With Someone Else Now

In 1967, mathematician Ed Thorp revolutionized Wall Street with a method of using math and computers to predict the future of the stock market — and his hedge fund has been profitable ever since. Thorp’s story, and those of many other market-driven math whizzes, is told in Scott Patterson’s new book The Quants: How a New Breed of Math Whizzes Conquered Wall Street and Nearly Destroyed It.

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‘The Quants’: It Pays To Know Your Wall Street Math

Osterlind answers your questions each month Richard Osterlind, one of the top mentalists and magicians (and Order of Merlin), will be answering questions each month from members of the International Brotherhood of Magicians in a new feature, Osterlind Q&A. With his 40-plus years of performing and amazing audiences around the globe, feel free to ask him any question that relates to magic, mentalism, hypnotism, performing, routining or handling the business side

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New Members-Only Feature

Not a hoax. Not an imaginary story. A new podcast from Needcoffee.

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Untitled Music Podcast #1: Secret Origins

It’s the way we like to start the week off: with something a bit weird and off kilter, so that the rest of your work week will seem more normal by comparison. That, and it’s a good mind wipe to kick things off

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Your Monday Morning Mental Sorbet: Bob McGrath is Turning Japanese. I Really Think So.