Rhinolith Clinical features[edit] Rhinoliths present as unilateral nasal obstruction. Foul-smelling, blood-stained discharge is often present. Epistaxis and pain may occur due to the ulceration of surrounding mucosa. References[edit] Tumblr Why the video pros are moving away from Apple Six months after the launch of Final Cut Pro X (FCPX), Apple's major overhaul to its professional video editing software Final Cut Pro, video pros find themselves increasingly looking at other software options. The new version of Final Cut Pro was controversial—there were significant changes to the Final Cut interface, a plethora of editing features were taken away, and worst of all, Final Cut Pro X was rendered unable to import projects from previous versions of the software. For video editors and producers with years of work using Final Cut Pro, the launch of Final Cut Pro X made it seem like Apple no longer cared for its market of creative professionals. Is that still the case now, half a year later? TV production company Bunim/Murray recently brought the issue back into the public consciousness by announcing that it was switching from Final Cut Pro to Avid, noting that the company needed "a partner who would understand our long-term needs." Chicken versus the egg FCPX ain't all bad
Jerry Yang Resigns From Yahoo - Deal Journal Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang is leaving the company for good. Holy big news. Remember that Yahoo shareholder Dan Loeb wanted Yang off the board, and some Yahoo investors believed Yang was improperly talking on his own to potential suitors for Yahoo. Yahoo’s statement (see full statement below) says Yang is leaving the board to pursue other interests. The timing of Yang’s resignation is more than interesting. Here is the statement from Yahoo: Yahoo! In a letter to the Yahoo! “My time at Yahoo! Yang co-founded Yahoo! “Jerry Yang is a visionary and a pioneer, who has contributed enormously to Yahoo! Bostock concluded, “We appreciate Jerry’s comments and share his enthusiasm for the company’s prospects. “I am grateful for the warm welcome and support Jerry provided me during my early days here,” said Scott Thompson, Yahoo!’
Hollywood's Obama Donors On President's Piracy Stand: Not Give A Dime Anymore EXCLUSIVE: Internet sites on their SOPA-Strike may be conducting a blackout but Hollywood studios are conducting a boycott. I’ve learned that Hollywood studio chiefs individually and as a group are drawing a line in the sand on the piracy issue with the Obama re-election campaign and refusing to give any more donations. The blowup came after President Obama on Saturday dashed moguls’ hopes that he would remain on the sidelines in the dispute over the U.S. House Of Representatives’ Stop Online Piracy Act and the U.S. Senate’s Protect IP Act. They added that they plan to host an online event “to get more input” on the matter. So far the most outspoken mogul against the Obama administration on this issue has been Rupert Murdoch who on Saturday told his new Twitter audience: “So Obama has thrown in his lot with Silicon Valley paymasters who threaten all software creators with piracy, plain thievery.” Editor-in-Chief Nikki Finke - tip her here.
Rachel Aviv reviews ‘The Church of Scientology’ by Hugh Urban · LRB 26 January 2012 Empirical study led L. Ron Hubbard to the principles on which Scientology is based. He never claimed to have had a revelation. He spelled the principles out in 1950 in Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, the bestselling self-help treatise in which he presents rationality as our birthright. Hubbard insisted that the principles of Dianetics had nothing to do with ‘any mumbo-jumbo of mysticism or spiritualism or religion’. Hubbard took the rejection badly. In The Church of Scientology, one of only a handful of academic treatments of the subject, Hugh Urban is less interested in the experiences of Scientologists than in the legal processes and semantic twists through which a set of beliefs becomes a religion. Like any therapy, Scientology appealed to people searching for a story that would explain why they hadn’t made the most of their lives. But Hubbard never let go of the dream that the world would become explicable through science.
Waffle House Terrorists - Waffle House Terrorist Plot On November 1, 2011, four codgers who gathered at this Waffle House in Toccoa, Georgia, as well as at the Shoney's and in the home of Fred Thomas, were arrested by the FBI for plotting acts of mass murder. Published in the February 2012 "Things We Can All Agree On" issue, on sale soon The guys were coming over. That's what Fred and Charlotte Thomas both called them — "the guys," as though they were Fred's poker buddies. Fred and Charlotte were both in their early seventies. They were retired. It was March 17, 2011, when they came over the first time. The meeting went well. "There is no way for us, as militiamen, to save this country, to save Georgia, without doing something that's highly, highly illegal. It's amazing whom we're arresting as terrorists these days. Now, I've been to that house. I couldn't imagine how hauntingly familiar Fred and Charlotte's life was, though, until I went to their house in Cleveland. The Sinatra thing killed me, I have to say. You know these people, then.
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