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January 1, 2021 Michelle
While vaccinations have begun across the world, it will take months for the ramifications of these injections to have an effect. Until then, the pandemic is still on, and currently more threatening than ever. A recent CNN article dove into the hospitals of L.A. County in California, and gave first hand accounts of the crisis unfolding there.
One top County health official said that they were on "brink of catastrophe." as of December 31, 21,449 Covid-19 patients were in hospital beds in California, with 4,500 in ICU beds. CNN reports that L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti said, "We are still going to have our toughest and darkest days, it's so critical we change our behavior."
The picture in California is grim, and can easily be painted across the entire nation in the coming months. Hospitals around the country need to prepare now for a situation like California's to happen in their own backyard. With the new, intensely-more infectious U.K. virus variant being detected in the United States, a rise in cases seems unavoidable.
Meeting Surging Hospitalizations
The name of the game is preparation, and Tangent is here to help. While it may seem like medical grade computers are not a good way of preparing for surging hospitalizations, this could not be further from the truth. Medical grade computers like the M24T from Tangent free up doctor's time, and allows them to see more patients in small time frames.
Tangent's Medix M24T Antimicrobial Computer
Medical grade computers by Tangent are lightning fast, and designed for rapid use. With them, doctors can do their clerical work faster and easier by using their adaptive touchscreens. Telehealth appointments can be done quickly and safely without doctors needing to waste time fumbling with older computers.
What's more: Tangent's full lineup of medical computers are antimicrobial. Their enclosures have been treated to mitigate the growth of harmful bacteria on all surfaces. Combined with IP rated water resistant touch screens that can easily be sanitized, Tangent medical computers are designed to be an aid in medical settings.
Meet The Pandemic Head-On With Tangent
This pandemic has forced hospitals to make difficult decisions and adapt on the fly. Tangent understands the concerns of hospitals and how to help them get through this challenging period. With Tangent medical computers by your doctors' sides, they can feel safe and confident in the days ahead. Contact Tangent Sales today For more information.
How Hospitals Are Adapting To Meet Surging Hospitalization Rates
December 9, 2020 Michelle
The U.S. is continuing to set new records for case numbers nearly every day, and the third wave of this pandemic seems to be in full swing. Hospitals around the country are preparing for numbers to continue to skyrocket, as the full effect of the holiday season has yet to be seen as the L.A. Times reports that this may only be the beginning of the 'Thanksgiving bump.' Hospitals around the country need to prepare for even more cases, and consequently more hospitalizations, in the coming days. Some hospitals have found ways to stretch their resources to meet the demands of this pandemic.
ABC27 News recently talked with several hospitals about what they are doing to increase the capacity of their facilities. According to the article, Penn State Health is planning on converting recovery rooms and short-stay units into treatment areas to meet rising hospitalization in a move to increase their capacity beyond their 170 ICU beds.
Other hospitals in the area, like UPMC, have added nearly 200 nurses in the past week to ensure patients have the care they need. In addition, UPMC has expanded its telemedicine capabilities to ensure patients can access vital care.
Telemedicine is one way that hospitals can virtually increase their capacity without using up valuable hospital space. Telemedicine allows patients to virtually connect with their doctors via medicals computers for appointments and checkups. Often, these appointments are quicker and easier for both patients and doctors, saving medical professionals valuable time to treat more patients. In a time when every resource, including time, is stretched thin, telemedicine on medical computers allows doctors to work with more patients at once.
While staffing shortages continue to affect hospitals around the country, telemedicine can be a vital tool in allowing your current staff to treat as many patients as possible. Tangent is committed to bringing hospitals the best technology to meet this moment, and their medical computers are a reflection of this.
Tangent medical computers feature antimicrobial casings, fully-sanitizable touch screens, and IP ratings for water and dust resistance. Most importantly, they are built to be telemedicine-ready, and can help hospitals virtually increase their capacity. When hospitals reach out, Tangent is there to help. Contact Tangent Sales today for more information.
Preparing For A Possible Surge With Medical Computers
Top U.S. health officials are forecasting a post-Thanksgiving surge in the ongoing pandemic, according to the New York Times. With incubation times ranging from as little as four days to two weeks, we may be in a calm before the storm. The time for hospitals to prepare for a spike in cases is now, and Tangent is here to help.
Antimicrobial Medical Computers
Hospitals around the country are facing staffing shortages, with the usual source of extra staffing — hospitals in other states — being nearly depleted. Hospitals cannot afford for their staff to fall ill now, and especially if a post-Thanksgiving surge does occur. To combat this, every precaution must be taken. Hospitals are already employing numerous effective protocols to keep their staff safe, but Tangent can offer an extra layer of protection to doctors and nurses.
Medical Computers From Tangent
These essential employees can make use of Tangent's antimicrobial computers to stay safe and sanitary. Tangent's antimicrobial computers are medical computers that have been treated with an antimicrobial coating which mitigates the growth of harmful bacteria on the computer's surface.
This antimicrobial shield can help hospitals stay sanitary. With antimicrobial computers, doctors and nurses can feel safer while using their medical computers. Antimicrobial computers from Tangent also come equipped with IP rated water resistant screens, which can be cleaned with traditional disinfectants.
Make Clerical Tasks Faster
In addition to having antimicrobial properties, Tangent medical computers are lightning fast. Doctors can use Tangent medical computers as easily as they use their own smartphones, thanks to adaptive touch screens. Medical staff can also make use of Tangent's medical tablets to do vital clerical work while on the move.
T-13 Medical Tablet From Tangent
All of Tangent's medical devices are designed to save doctors time, and hospitals money. With Tangent medical computers at your doctor's side, they can reduce the time spent on clerical tasks and focus their efforts on treating their patients.
Prepare With Tangent
While a vaccine appears on the horizon, hospitals must remain vigilant in their efforts to combat this pandemic. Medical computers from Tangent can help play a vital role in hospitals' handling of this crisis in a safe and effective manner. Contact Tangent Sales today for more information.
Can Telehealth Be Used For Chronic Disease Management?
November 18, 2020 November 18, 2020 Michelle
As Telehealth becomes more ingrained into our society, questions about its long term use are bound to come up. One of these questions is if Telehealth on medical computers can effectively treat those with chronic diseases. Chronic disease management is one of the primary services offered by hospitals. But due to the ongoing pandemic, the efficacy of these services may be hindered.
Simply put, those with chronic diseases are also at a higher risk of contracting series cases during the pandemic. This means that those with chronic diseases may want to avoid hospitals altogether, to avoid even the chance at unwanted contact. But these patients still need to be treated for their chronic diseases, and telehealth may be their way to still receive treatment.
Luckily, a study by the University of York found that telehealth services are an effective way to treat those with chronic diseases. The study reads,
"Compared to usual care, home telemonitoring or telephone support was associated with a reduction in the number of patients rehospitalised (one RCT), reduced mortality (two RCTs), [and] a lower number of hospitalisations…"
It is worth noting that the researchers stressed that their work was done with a small sample size, but it is still promising work. With effective medical computers capable of running telehealth applications, Hospitals can make sure that their patients.
Remote Monitoring With Medical Grade Computers
Like Telehealth, remote monitoring is a tool that utilizes medical grade computers to keep your most at-risk patients cared for. Those with chronic disease can make use of remote monitoring systems to keep track of their vitals, measurements that would typically be done in the hospital setting. Then, they can easily transfer these measurements to your hospital's doctors for monitoring on their medical grade computers.
With the same medical grade computer, doctors can then study a patient's measurements and take notes on suggested therapeutics or lifestyle changes. Doctors can then easily set up a telehealth appointment with their patient to discuss their findings face-to-face, all from one convenient medical computer.
Telehealth With Tangent
Now more than ever, the role of hospitals is crucial to the health of communities across the nation. But patients who need medical care the most are the same patients who would be put at risk by entering hospitals. By ensuring patients have access to quality telehealth services running on the best medical computers, hospitals can keep their patients safe and healthy — both inside and outside the hospital.
Contact Tangent Sales today for more information on our telehealth-ready medical computers.
Medical Computers For Emergency Use
October 28, 2020 Michelle
As flu season approaches, crafting your hospital's plan to deal with a potential influx of patients will be crucial to the wellbeing of your community. The combination of the ongoing pandemic and the encroaching flu season, as well as a swelling fire season in the west may combine to cause an uneasy strain on your hospital. Preparing for an emergency is not enough anymore. Hospitals must prepare for multiple emergencies at once, and Tangent is here to help. With Tangent medical computers, hospital resources can be effectively used.
Medical Computers For Field Emergencies
Emergencies can take on many forms, but those in the field are particularly hard on logistics. Organizing life-saving efforts with first responders is already a challenging task, but under the current circumstances it is increasingly difficult. As emergency rooms fill up, hospitals have had to turn away ambulances due to constraints on capacity. What can be done?
Ambulances would not have to be turned away from hospitals if they had an effective system of cataloging events. While this may seem challenging, this can easily be accomplished with medical grade computer tablets from Tangent. Medical computer tablets like the T-13 from Tangent are perfect for first responders, being small and sleek enough to carry while on the go.
T-13 Medical Grade Tablet From Tangent
First responders can use these tablets to communicate with local hospitals and organize where their patients should go ahead of time.
Medical Computers For The Emergency Room
Of course, quality patient care doesn't stop when patients arrive at the hospital. Rather, this is where it really begins. As emergency rooms become more impacted, effectively organizing the order of care that patients receive will be vital to everyone's health.
Tangent's Medical Computers Are There When You Need Them
Tangent's lineup of medical grade computers are built to be the fastest available, and can help speed up these clerical tasks. Medical computers by tangent are built with fully-sanitizable touchscreens. These touch screens can be used to rapidly input patient data without the use of a mouse or keyboard. With full antimicrobial coatings, Tangent's medical computers are an all-in-one solution to medical data entry that is both HIPAA certified and pathogen mitigating.
Medical Computers For The Intensive Care Unit
Where medical computers from Tangent can be of most use is in the intensive care unit. ICUs can quickly reach capacity as we have seen during the pandemic. To combat this, careful observation and analysis of patients can help alleviate some of the burden on your ICU. Medical computers can help doctors take detailed notes on a patient's health during their stay in the ICU. This data can then be later compared to others who may need to enter the ICU, and decisions can be fairly made. With medical computers, this data can be easily recorded in multiple formats, as well as shared and accessed easily from anywhere in the hospital.
Be Prepared With Tangent
These are unpredictable times, but they don't have to be uncertain ones. Tangent can help take over some of the logistics of the pandemic, and leave your doctors free to do their real job: keeping patients safe and healthy. Contact Tangent Sales today for more information.
Is An All Digital, Medical Computer-Based Hospital Possible?
July 27, 2020 Michelle
During this pandemic, hospitals are seeing an unprecedented level of new technology being deployed. Thanks to loosening government regulations and private sector support, telehealth and telemedicine have been implemented in hospitals across the United States. But this begs the question, is a fully digital, medical computer-based hospital possible?
Increasing Hospital Efficiency With Medical Computers
In 2016, Modern Healthcare toured a digital hospital. What they found was a hospital in which medical computers and other technologies had transformed the way that healthcare was delivered. This efficient approach to healthcare allowed doctors and nurses more time with patients and helped automate the bulk of the hospital's backend work.
Digitize Your Hospital With Medical Grade Computers From Tangent
While this hospital was built from the ground up to be a digital hospital, today's hospitals can adopt some of these measures to see their efficiency increase. Medical computers have already proved their worth to hospitals with telehealth and telemedicine, but these medical computers can also play a role in helping your hospital's digital capabilities.
Medical Grade Computers: Keep Doctors Informed
One of the major benefits of a fully digital hospital is the excision of old, inefficient methods of healthcare. Medical computers like medical grade tablets can help doctors eliminate the need for pagers. Instead, doctors can have their own medical grade computer on them at all times. With full medical grade computer capabilities, medical grade tablets can allow doctors to review medical records, respond to emails, and more while on the move throughout the hospital.
Digitize Your Hospital With Medical Grade Tablets From Tangent
What's more, medical grade tablets allow doctors all the capabilities of pagers in the same device as their professional materials. This two-in-one allows doctors to have the full use of a medical grade computer and work phone in one.
Expand Telehealth Capabilities With Medical Computers
Telehealth has already seen a massive increase in use during this pandemic. But as patients become more accustomed to this level of care, it may be hard to convince them to come back to the hospital. To this end, working on your hospital's website may help patients in the transition to more online-oriented care.
Tangent's Medical Grade Tablets Can Help Digitize Your Hospital
With an updated website and patient portal, patients can connect with their doctors more easily. Instead of setting up an entire appointment, patients can send their doctors a short message on the patient portal. Doctors can then see this message on their medical computer or medical grade tablet, and respond accordingly. This can save both time and appointment capacities at your hospital.
Medical Grade Computers and Tablets: The Way Forward
The transformation of hospitals in the digital age is happening, and medical grade computers and medical grade tablets will play a crucial role in the hospital of tomorrow. Keep your hospital up to date with the latest in medical technology from Tangent.
How Can Hospitals Combat Hackers During This Pandemic?
Each and every day, hackers try their best to take down cybersecurity systems around the world, and those of hospitals are no exception. The New York Times has reported that Russian hackers have attempted to steal information on possible vaccines from the U.S. last week. In addition, over 140 high profile figures had their twitter accounts hacked last week in a devastating cyber attack. This only goes to show that even during a pandemic, cyber security must remain a top priority. Maintaining your hospital's cybersecurity is crucial, here are three ways to help keep your hospital safe.
Choose The Right Medical Computers
Not every medical computer is created equal, and it shows when it comes to cyber security. Having secure medical computers is crucial for hospitals to thwart hacking and ransomware attempts, and there are no better medical computers for the job than those from Tangent. Medical grade computers from Tangent are built with your hospital's safety in mind, both in the medical and cyber sense.
Medical grade computers like the M24T from Tangent come equipped with TPM 2.0 for maximum cybersecurity. This module ensures that the computer boots up and functions as it should, helping prevent costly breakdowns. In addition, this module can prevent dictionary cyberattacks — a method used by hackers to figure out passwords — from occurring on your medical grade computers.
Keep Your Medical Grade Computers Updated
The longer a piece of software sits without being updated, the more time potential hackers have to crack it. When you update software on your medical computer, you're not just receiving the latest additions. These updates make it harder for hackers to break into the software, as they now have to start from scratch in finding a vulnerability. Keeping your medical computers updated is the easiest way to help ward off potential cyber criminals.
Keep Your Doctors And Nurses Informed
Your medical computers are only as smart as the medical staff using them. It is important to train your staff not only how to use their medical grade computer, but also how to recognize suspicious activity. While this pandemic has strained hospital resources, it is this same strain that can make employees more susceptible to falling for cyber tricks like phishing scams. Make sure that your medical staff stay vigilant about such attempts.
Stay Safe With Tangent
Tangent medical computers are designed with antimicrobial enclosures and TPM modules to keep your hospital safe from physical and digital pathogens. Keep your hospital running inside and out with medical grade computers from Tangent.
3 Ways Remote Monitoring Can Help Your Hospital
July 13, 2020 July 18, 2020 Michelle
As new case numbers continue to set records daily, hospitals must rethink the ways in which they see patients. Telehealth has been an indispensable tool during this pandemic to keep both doctors and patients safe, but it is only one part of the solution. With the addition of remote monitoring on medical grade computers, hospitals can safely and accurately keep track of their most at risk patients without putting them in harm's way. Here are three ways in which remote monitoring can help your hospital.
Remote Monitoring: Keep Beds Open
Keeping hospital beds open is crucial to the success of pandemic mitigation efforts. Every bed must be available to those who need it, and already we are seeing ICUs around the country reach capacity. Remote monitoring on medical grade computers allows for more beds to be available for pandemic use. Patients who would otherwise require constant in-hospital monitoring can be sent home while still having their vitals monitored. In this way, hospital beds remain open and at risk patients still have the care they need.
Remote Monitoring: Keep At Risk Patients Safe
The CDC has stated that there are many ways for a person to be at high risk for becoming infected during this pandemic. Patients with underlying medical conditions such as diabetes are more susceptible to the harsher symptoms of the virus. However, these same patients are the ones who need to be going into hospitals for regular checkups. With remote monitoring on medical grade computers, patients can have their vitals monitored while avoiding hospitals altogether.
Remote Monitoring: Makes Use Of Antimicrobial Computers.
While not every medical grade computer is an antimicrobial computer, every Tangent medical grade computer is. Tangent's lineup of medical grade computers comes with an antimicrobial enclosure and fully sanitizable touchscreen. Doctors using these medical grade computers can feel at ease knowing that their computer mitigates the growth of harmful pathogens on its surface. With medical grade computers from Tangent, remote monitoring helps not just your at risk patients, but also your doctors stay healthy.
Remote Monitoring On Medical Grade Computers: Help Your Hospital Today
Medical grade computers are perfect for both telehealth and remote monitoring. During this pandemic, both of these tools have become widely available under new government regulations for hospital use. Contact a sales representative at Tangent today to get your hospital upgraded to meet the demands of this crisis.
What Is Remote Monitoring On Medical Computers?
July 6, 2020 July 18, 2020 Michelle
There is a lot of talk about telehealth these days, and while it has been a vital tool during this pandemic, there have been other medical computer-based solutions that have been overlooked. One such solution is remote monitoring via medical computers, which can help hospitals continue to treat patients without putting them in harm's way.
Simply put, remote monitoring takes the idea of telehealth to its logical endpoint. While telehealth is used primarily for appointments such as primary care visits, remote monitoring allows doctors to monitor the vitals of patients from their own home. This allows doctors access to the vital patient information they need to make healthcare decisions without putting either the doctor or patient at risk.
The same temporary rules that have made telehealth more accessible during the pandemic have also made remote monitoring more feasible. Now any hospital using medical grade computers can easily set up remote monitoring.
Remote Monitoring In The Home
Right now, high-risk patients have enough on their plate. Asking them to put their health on the line to come into the hospital might be a big ask. But the regular trips that these patients make to the hospital are also necessary for doctors to determine the next step of their care plan. Remote monitoring allows for doctors to get the information they need, and for patients to be out of harm's way.
Remote Monitoring On Tangent Medical Computers Is Easier Than Ever
Wearable sensors, self administered tests, implanted sensors, and more are now available for patients at home. The information these devices collect can be transmitted directly to their doctor's medical grade computer. In essence, remote monitoring allows for pre-pandemic levels of patient care via medical grade computers.
Remote Monitoring In The Hospital
The obvious benefit to remote monitoring is that doctors can once again get the information they need to make informed decisions. But there are other benefits to hospitals in general. High-risk patients such as those with heart failure can be safely monitored at their home, allowing for more ICU beds to be available in this crisis.
Furthermore, remote monitoring can be used inside the hospital to keep track of infected patients on medical grade computers without putting medical staff at risk. Remote monitoring can even lead to faster response times.
Setup Remote Monitoring With Tangent Today
Remote monitoring can be a crucial part of your hospital's pandemic preparedness plan. With Tangent's medical grade computers, your doctors can safely and securely access patient information on fully sanitizable and antimicrobial medical computers and medical grade tablets. Contact a Tangent medical grade computer expert today to learn more.
Is Virtual Primary Care Possible With Telehealth On Medical Computers?
June 29, 2020 Michelle
As we march through this pandemic, the ways in which we live our daily lives have changed drastically. One of these ways is the adoption of telehealth technology for non-essential primary-care visits. In March alone, telehealth visits were up 4346.94% compared to March 2019. The quickly expanding scale of telehealth on medical computers is astonishing, but can it keep up?
While telehealth on medical computers has seen a drastic rise in use since the beginning of the pandemic, it has only done so due to an all-hands-on-deck effort by the federal government, insurance companies, and local hospitals. Will these support systems remain after this pandemic has been curbed?
Telemedicine Is Easier Than Ever, But Can It Keep Up?
Nothing is concrete as of yet, however there are promising signs that show that telehealth on medical computers is here to stay. For one, reopenings around the country are being put on pause as case numbers increase. This will inevitably require telehealth to be in use longer, and for it to become more normalized.
Patients are already seeing the benefits of using telehealth on medical computers versus going to the hospital in person, and it is unlikely this pandora's box will be able to be closed. Given that patients are enjoying telehealth visits, this cultural shift may necessitate permanent changes that allow for broader telehealth use.
A new upcoming Medicare payment rule includes a plan to permanently expand reimbursement for telehealth services. This would allow the medical computer based system to stay long after the pandemic, as patients would have the costs of these appointments partially covered. However, other branches of government would have to get onboard to make the temporary changes elsewhere permanent.
Telehealth Has Become Ingrained In Healthcare
Not only do patients and the government want telehealth on medical computers to be a permanent option for hospital visits, but it may soon be necessary. The country is soon to face a shortage of primary-care physicians. We could be lacking as many as 122,000 physicians by 2032.
Telehealth on medical computers offers a promising solution, allowing doctors to see more patients remotely than they would in person. Telehealth appointments could potentially solve this shortage, and keep our medical system running smoothly.
The sudden increase of telehealth use has had a lasting impact on the way we view medical appointments. With all signs pointing to telehealth on medical computers being normalized, it is looking more likely that virtual primary care via telehealth is around the corner.


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Arizona Senator Proposes Bill to Repeal Notorious SB 1070
Joe Arpaio: Tent City a "Concentration Camp"
Stephen Lemons | August 2, 2010 | 12:58pm
Kudos to Valeria Fernandez and A.J. Alexander for their work on this video
You never know when Sheriff Joe is going to blurt out a bit of the truth. Case in point: This video from the crew at 90 Days to Phoenix, part of a documentary about Arizona currently in post-production.
Crusading independent journalist Valeria Fernandez (who's done work for CNN en Espanol and New Times, among many others) and cameraman A.J. Alexander captured our geezer lawman during an appearance in 2008 at the Arizona American Italian Club in Phoenix, where he calls Tent City a "concentration camp." You know, like the ones the Germans used back in the 1930s and '40s.
Responding to some crackpot from the audience who wonders when Joe'll start using concentration camps, Arpaio gives the following response.
"I already have a concentration camp," he snarks around 2:52 in, with nativist GOP politicians Don Goldwater and then Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas chortling along. "Andy, you gonna cover me on this, too? It's called Tent City."
Skip to 2009, during the forced, public march of undocumented inmates to a segregated part of Tent City. There, Fernandez confronts Arpaio on his previous statement.
Arpaio denies he said any such thing.
"I never called it a concentration [camp]," he states, though the video obviously shows otherwise.
Our septuagenarian sheriff apparently doesn't regard his facilities as humane in any way. Otherwise, why would he make an analogy to the extermination of the Jews?
One other interesting comment from Joe comes as he's being done-up with mascara and powder prior to a CNN appearance.
"I look like I'm dead, with all this makeup," he says, looking into a mirror.
Dead? Only spiritually, Joe. Only spiritually.
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Dreams come true at Inspiration Kitchen: How job training program helps those in need
March 14, 2019 lilyqi2019
By Lily Qi
About 10 freshmen gathered at the back of the kitchen. It's their first day here and they have no idea what is coming in the following 12 weeks. Most of them aren't sure what is going to happen in the next few hours. This occurs every four months at the Inspiration Kitchen in East Garfield Park because but not many kitchens operate like this.
A group of first-day students meet with Inspiration Kitchen instructor Elizabeth Holland before the work day starts. (Lily Qi/Medill)
It's Friday morning inside the Inspiration Kitchen where Samara Hightower and Antwain Lee are busy assigning first-day students – some of them homeless – tasks necessary to clean the kitchen. More advanced students are cooking.
"We make sure at the end of the day they actually obtain the skills and teach them how to be self-efficient, how to work properly and keep themselves safe," Lee said.
Chef Samara Hightower is giving first-day students instructions on cleaning. (Lily Qi/Medill)
Chef Antwain Lee answers questions from a student. (Lily Qi/Medill)
For the first week, students are responsible for all the cleaning in the kitchen. (Lily Qi/Medill)
First-week students also learn how to organize stock in the kitchen. (Lily Qi/Medill)
Students keep the kitchen clean. (Lily Qi/Medill)
Organized stocks are very important for industrial kitchens. (Lily Qi/Medill)
For nearly two decades, Inspiration Kitchen has been offering free job training for those who are interested in cooking. It started with an idea brought by one of the board members back to late 1990s when the organization was only a soup kitchen.
"One of the board members realized that we had a lot of people coming in [for] the free meals and were hanging out in the space during the day and they didn't have jobs," said Evan Cauble-Johnson, chief development officer at Inspiration Kitchen. "So he thought: What if we invited them to come back in the kitchen over the lunch hour when we were serving and start to [teach] basic skills."
The idea officially became a program in 2001 with many Chicago chefs helped design the curriculum. In 2005, the restaurant for paying public, Inspiration Kitchen, opened in uptown and moved to the current location at East Garfield Park in 2011.
On the front line, a window block gives customers a glance of what is going on in the kitchen as advanced students prepare lunch. Lyanna is chopping onions, tomatoes and chilis while Elio is deftly pressuring burger patty. Some of these students knew nothing about cooking just six weeks ago.
Students on the line cooking and completing food preparation. (Lily Qi/Medill)
At block three, students get hands-on experience in cooking for customers. (Lily Qi/Medill)
Fresh vegetables are chopped and ready for lunch. (Lily Qi/Medill)
Students at the program came with various backgrounds, some of them had low-paying jobs, some are unemployed, homeless or have criminal backgrounds. Unlike other job training programs, passing a simple reading and math test is the only requirement for enrollment.
"One thing that's interesting about our program and the kind of the niche that we try to occupy is we really want to be there for people who might not be qualified to enter other programs," said Cauble-Johnson.
The training includes three stages and students work from levels one to three before graduating from program. At block one, they will learn basics such as making stocks and sauce, then move to block two where they will be filling catering orders. Finally, at block three, students will cook on the line for real customers at the Inspiration Kitchen. Specialties of the house include traditional American dishes such as salads, sandwiches and burgers, but also original dishes like Shrimp Po' Boy and Shrimp & Grits, they both are cooked with shrimps but in different styles. Korean and Mexican cuisines are served at the restaurant as well.
Daily task sheet used by students to track their study in the program. (Lily Qi/Medill)
"I see a participant start in their first month and then when they graduate in their third month, I see their skill set in the kitchen has evolved and most of the participants are just much more confident," said Elizabeth Holland, chef trainer at the Inspiration Kitchen. "They tend to be a little bit more stable towards the end and they're optimistic about finding jobs."
Elio Lopez, who works on the line now, heard about the program through his probation officer. He believes the program would get him prepared for jobs at a real kitchen.
"I found the love in prison of cooking and heard about this program and I proceeded to become a chef," said Lopez, who wants to work as a system food handler after graduation. "With a lot of training, you learn a lot of different techniques. They show you how to cook for the restaurant and get your ready for the real world."
Elio Lopez is checking a customer order. He said he cooked in a prison kitchen for more than seven years when incarcerated. (Lily Qi/Medill)
According to Caudle-Johnson, many graduates from Inspiration Kitchen get a job at fine dining establishments in the city while others work in catering for large institutions like Sodexo or institutional cafeterias at hospitals and schools.
"Usually on average about a hundred people enroll in the program and about 60 percent of them graduates," said Caudle-Johnson. "We have a pretty high drop-off rate, I think that's really due to not having entry level requirements and having a very open-door policy."
Graduation rates and average wages of graduates from the Inspiration Kitchen program. (Lily Qi/Medill – Data courtesy of Evan Cauble-Johnson, Inspiration Kitchen)
In 2016, the food insecure population in Cook County was more than 600,000 people, according to statistics showed on Feeding America annual map. Unemployed and low-income working families are among the most venerable groups for food insecurity.
Food insecurity largely overlaps with economic hardship. (From a report of the Greater Chicago Food Depository and the City of Chicago)
Traditionally, food pantries and soup kitchens offering free meals are at the core of tackling food insecurity. However, organizations came to realize that teaching someone to fish is better than giving just one fish. Helping those who have suffered to learn how to support themselves has become a shift.
"We have the core of what we do is we distribute food to a network of more than 700 partner agencies in Cook County," said Greg Trotter, a spokesman for the Greater Chicago Food Depository, one of the leading charities in Chicago. "The needs had changed too over the years and so our response has beyond just like the traditional food bank distributes food to the food pantry model."
Programs today at various agencies are also aimed for providing specified job trainings to different groups. For example, the Chicago Lighthouse offers job training program for who are blind or visually impaired to work as call centers support, front desk assistance, data entry and related fields. The Greater Chicago Food Depository also has its own Chicago Community Kitchen program.
Why cooking? Holland, a former sous chef at a Michelin restaurant, explained that a shortage of prep cooks in kitchens, especially fine diners, makes cook training program a perfect fit for the market.
"There's always like a shortage of prep cooks in kitchens so you always hear chefs talking about we need more bodies here and I think this (program) is a really great answer to the problem of cook shortages in the kitchens, helping people who are actively seeking employment and training them in the kitchen," she said.
Stocks of spices at the Inspiration Kitchen. (Lily Qi/Medill)
These programs also provide opportunities for those who like Lyanna Simmons, who used to be masseuse but dreams of becoming a chef.
"I never worked in a kitchen before and I'm looking to open up a cafe," said Simmons, who is on her ninth week of training. "I wanted to get more experience in the kitchen and what the kitchen consists of and customers and how fast-paced that would be."
She is moving to Las Vegas this summer and considering a job at a daycare. Graduation is the first step towards her ultimate goal of opening her own café.
Lyanna Simmons and her fellow student. (Lily Qi/Medill)
Many students in the Inspiration Kitchen program have their own career plans. They all acknowledge the program gets them ready for the future, not only on professional side but also working and personal relationships. Apart from skill training, job consulting and career advice are provided as a part of the curriculum.
"It prepares your mind, it prepares you for different people you would have to work with and how to deal with different people and different situation," said Simmons.
Both Lopez and Simmons are cooking for customers now. As graduation approaching, they can feel themselves moving closer to their dreams.
Students not only learn professional skills of cooking but also form friendships with each other. (Lily Qi/Medill)
"Since I was a kid, my mom always said, 'You want to eat? Come and help me chop up the garlic.' And I found it from my mother the love of cooking," said Lopez, his eyes are shining with passion. "My dream is to become a cook."
Photo at top: Window block at the Inspiration Kitchen where customers can see block three students cooking on the line. (Lily Qi/Medill)
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Many teams struggle with keeping the daily scrum short. Some teams even exceed the standard fifteen-minute time box on a routine basis. I was teaching a Certified Scrum Master course a couple of weeks ago and someone there mentioned a great idea that I want to share.
When someone in the daily scrum starts to say something that would go deeper or beyond the traditional scope of the daily scrum, the Scrum Master can say, "That's an interesting point. Let's save it for the 'Sixteenth Minute.'" This can be used to defer problem solving, interesting facts the rest of the team should know, and so on. It's an extremely polite way of keeping the meeting focused yet allowing time additional information to be shared.
And just to be clear, the "Sixteenth Minute" may not occur in the actual sixteenth minute and it may be shorter or longer than one minute. It is more concept than actual time or time box.
I haven't had a chance yet to try this technique but I will next month. I'll use the Sixteenth Minute as a transition period between the daily scrum and the informal discussions that commonly crop up immediately following the daily scrum. So, we'll do a daily scrum with everyone present. Then we'll do a Sixteenth Minute (when needed), still with everyone present. Then, as the ScrumMaster, I'll call the meeting officially over and encourage sub-groups to discuss and resolve any hot issues that came up during the meeting.
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Not even promises of a new Sidekick can keep T-Mobile from hemorrhaging customers, it seems, as the company reported significant losses in its Q1 statement for 2011. According to official Q1 financials, 471,000 contract customers either failed to re-up, or outright canceled their contracts. Stacked against a shortcoming growth of just 372,000 prepaid customers (including MVNO customers for sub-carriers), T-Mobile suffered a net loss of 99,000 users, a 29-percent increase in losses over the same period for the previous year. Ouch. The firm chalked its loss to increased "competitive pressures," which lends credence to AT&T's insistence that Sprint and Verizon are such fierce opponents that it has to acquire T-Mobile for the magenta-tinted carrier to stay in the game. You can judge the profits and pitfalls for yourself -- just hit the source link for the full financials.


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Criminal case regarding tortures at the police department is opened in Krasnodar Territory
Evgeniy Bounin
A criminal case is opened in Krasnodar Territory regarding the fact of Evgeny Bounin's tortures at the Tuapse Police Department in November last year. According to Bounin, the investigative officer forced him to confess of a theft of a mobile phone. Lawyers with the Committee Against Torture are acknowledged as the victim's representatives and will be rendering legal assistance to him in the framework of the criminal case.
As we have previously reported, on 19 November 2018, Evgeny Bounin from Indyuk settlement of the Tuapse region applied to the Committee Against Torture for legal assistance. He told that on 12 November he was summoned for a conversation at the police department, located on Mira Street in Tuapse: there, in one of the offices of the criminal investigations department, one of the officers handcuffed him and demanded that he wrote a full confession of a phone theft.
"I said I was not involved in this. After that the police officer started to hit me on the head with first and palms of his hands. The pulled the hood of my coat on my head and after several blows my nose started to bleed and there appeared a pool of blood on the floor", – Bounin recalls.
According to Evgeniy, the police officer, who strongly smelled of alcohol, threatened him that the battery would last for the whole night and as a result he would still be apprehended as a suspect.
"Having concerns for my health, I wrote the required confession at the dictation of another criminal investigations officer", – Bounin continues.
According to Evgeniy, at the police department he was offered some vodka, after that the police officers brought him home in their vehicle, and on the road he continued to drink vodka with the police officer who had beaten him up.
In the morning of the next day, Bounin called an ambulance team to his house, and was put to Tuapse District Hospital No.1. There Evgeniy was diagnosed with: "Closed craniocerebral injury, brain concussion, extravasation of soft tissues of the right periorbital area, contusion of soft tissues of the occipital region".
On the same day, 13 November, Evgeniy's sister applied to the Investigative Committee with a crime report. According to Bounin, a forensic scientist came to his hospital immediately; he photographed and registered his bodily injuries.
Senior investigator of the Investigative Department for Tuapse city of the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Krasnodar Territory Philipp Shevrikuko was assigned to perform checking of this crime report.
"Instead of timely check of circumstances described in the complaint, questioning Bounin, witnesses, performing prompt search and record of data crucial for establishing the truth, investigator Shevrikuko twice tried to hand this complaint over to investigators on major cases investigation of the territorial investigative department, but each time he received a refusal with a wording that the "mentioned events are not specifically complicated and do not attract much public interest", as well as committed on the territory of one region", – lawyer with the Committee Against Torture Sergey Romanov comments. – After that, Mr Shevrikuko himself had to perform the check of complaint about tortures at the police department".
On 10 April 2019, the investigator issued a ruling refusing to initiate criminal proceedings. In this ruling, Mr Shevrikuko openly admitted that "the performed check failed to fully prove or disprove the circumstances of how E.A.Bounin wrote his confession", with regard to which the investigator ordered to conduct a number of expert examinations, the results of these are not yet ready.
However, a few days later, on 16 April 2019, investigator Shevrikuko initiated criminal proceedings under items "a", "b" of Part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("abuse of office using violence and special equipment").
Today, human rights defenders received a copy of this ruling, and Evgeny Bounin was declared a victim, and lawyers with the Committee Against Torture were acknowledged as his representatives.
"We are satisfied with the fact that the criminal case was opened, but we continue to insist that it could and should have been done earlier – and investigator Shevrikuko had all the grounds to do so, – lawyer with the Committee Against Torture Roman Veretennikov comments. – Now we will be insisting that this case should have a suspect in it, the one that victim identified straight away and who is known to the investigator for a long time".


I'm chatting about food in fiction today. Remember Jenny Crusie's Krispy Kreme scene in "Bet Me"? (Debi, didn't you mention that one?!?!) Or do you know of Edward X's messy sandwiches in Lawrence Sanders' detective series? Or what about some of those interesting meals they eat in the Medieval romances (like the oranges and almonds and "sugar sticks" that Melanthe ate for lunch in "For My Lady's Heart"), or in the historical Regencies?
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Hi, Debi! Yeah, I'll never look at a Krispy Kreme the same way again. … I've never read Janet Evanovich — But when I get to hers, I'll have to look for some of her treats.
And thanks for mentioning Adam and Simone! Food played a pretty big part in my book, which is what made me think of it when reading others'. Adam is always preparing food in the book, meant as part of his nature of taking care of people. And it's one of the things Simone really needs. 🙂 Also the coffee is a big deal, and the sugar. Adam gets to Simone and "Tempest" the same way!


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The Man Who Hears Colors | Neil Harbisson And His Eyeborg
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As science develops, so do individuals' abilities to overcome, and sometimes surpass their physical impairments. Looking in particular at those who are visually impaired, such as British-born Neil Harbisson, we examine the brain's fascinating reaction when technology meets biology, overcoming color-blindness using the ears, and subsequently overlapping the previously unconnected realms of art and music.
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Neil Harbisson was born with achromatopsia, also known as total color-blindness; for the first two decades of his life, he didn't know color and lived in a grayscale world. From the age of 21, he began to hear color. In 2003, the computer scientist Adam Montandon began the 'electronic eye' project, this strives to overcome his achromatopsia, by playing audio frequencies corresponding to particular colors. This skull-implanted antenna, which Neil calls his 'Eyeborg', acts as an audio-visual aid. In 2004, he was officially recognised as a Cyborg by the government.
He has been hearing colors for eight years, and has had to memorize notes and the names of the colors that they match up to. This information gradually became a perception, and then progressed to become emotional 'feelings', Harbisson developed his own favorite colors, due to the more appealing sounds that they produce. He soon began to dream in color, and it was at this point that he felt that the software and the brain had united. As an extension of his senses, the cyber device had become part of his body, and even features in his passport photo.
Neil Harbisson creating a sound portrait of American Composer Philip Glass, 2014 | © Mribas/wikicommons
He compares visits to art galleries as similar experiences to attending concerts, where he can 'listen' to masterpieces by Picasso and Monet. Visits to the supermarket are like visits to nightclubs, and he describes each aisle as being 'full of different melodies'. He used to dress in a way that looked good, now he likes to dress to 'sound good', flaunting hues that are more appealing to the ear. Even his eating habits have changed, as he regularly re-arranges his plate in order to sound better. Harbisson has created 'Sound Portraits', including that of Leo Dicaprio and Prince Charles, who, surprisingly, sounds a lot like Nicole Kidman!
An unexpected secondary effect of his electronic ear is the reversal – normal sounds started to take on a colorful form in his mind; a ringing telephone is a largely green experience, and a piece by Mozart is associated with yellowy hues. Harbisson has even begun to hear colors the human eye itself cannot perceive; he can detect movement with his ears, as well as infra-red and ultra-violet waves. Research has been carried out by Oliver Sacks, who found that blind people have the ability to have hallucinations that they have never previously experienced or witnessed. Hallucinations, unlike imaginations, are not our own creation, or under our control; they mimic our perceptions in completely random ways.
Sacks has found that around 10% of visually impaired people experience visual hallucinations. He claims that those whose brain is receiving no visual input tend to find that these parts of the brain become hyper-active and excitable, resulting in firing spontaneously and subsequently 'seeing things'. These are known as Charles Bonnet Hallucinations, in which there is no obvious connection with memory and emotion, and are all part of the integrated stream of perception and imagination.
Harbisson makes the interesting point that if we are able to extend our senses, then we are able to extend our knowledge. He feels that we would gain far richer experiences if we ceased to focus on creating applications for our mobile phones, and started creating applications for our own bodies. Neil Harbisson has proved that technology is already capable of increasing, and even supplying, a sense. Scientific advances enable us to increase our limits and have a better quality of life regardless of the limitations we receive at birth.
Neil Harbisson's cyborgist, 2013 | © Dan Wilton/wikicommons
Although Harbisson feels that scientists should stop focusing on mobile phone applications, the new App, EyeMusic, could allow the visually impaired to have access to their own electronic eye, and in a far more accessible form. 'A woman who has been blind since birth sits at a table with a bowl of mostly green apples in front of her. When asked to find the single red one, she plucks it from the bowl without hesitation and holds it up to applause from the audience. It's not a magic act but a demonstration of a new app that enables the visually impaired to hear information usually perceived through sight,' says Roni Jacobson of the National Geographic.
Amir Amedi developed the EyeMusic, a sensory substitution device, which uses computer algorithm to construct a 'soundscape'. Like Neil Harbisson's electronic eye, EyeMusic conveys visual information through musical notes. After a period of training, the user is then able to simply hold up their smartphone to their surroundings, and, in the form of notes played through headphones, EyeMusic builds the scene pixel by pixel. The sound starts on the left hand side of the scene, the height of objects are conveyed through the pitch of the notes, the colour through instruments, and the proximity through volume.
The application activates the same category-dependant processing area of the brain as in sighted people. However, rather than traveling via the visual cortex, the signal enters the brain through the auditory cortex and is then diverted. Amedi claims that the brain is far more flexible than we realize, and that we simply have to find alternative routes to tap into areas that are previously blocked by impairment. Could this open up a whole new array of sensory experiences for the rest of the population? For those of us who pay to trick the senses and experience 'dining in the dark', could 'the taste of color' be the next culinary craze?
The future sounds bright for the blind, as Cyborgism is evolving and surpassing expectations in unexpected ways. The road to transhumanism is not only scientifically exciting but also culturally inspiring. Technological developments are allowing lines to be blurred between sight and sound, art and music, beauty and melody.


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mounir fatmi's installations, sculptures, videos, photographs, paintings and drawings audaciously tease and confront proprieties. He questions, plays and provokes with caustic insolence, taking on notions of power, and all kinds of extremism; the religious, the political, as well as their means; architecture and media. He selects rather basic materials, often on the verge of extinction (as with the VHS cassettes and the coaxial cable), yet as seen with the saw blades or wooden horse jumps, they always elicit relevant connotations. Although aesthetically very seductive, mounir fatmi's work offers a look at the world from another angle, refusing to be blinded by conventions.
mounir fatmi was born in Tangiers, Morocco in 1970. He graduated in Fine Arts in Casablanca in 1989 and in Rome in 1991. He currently lives and works in Paris, France.
mounir fatmi's work has been exhibited worldwide, like at the Migros Museum für Gegenwarskunst, Zürich, Switzerland, the Museum Kunst Palast, Düsseldorf, Germany, the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France, and the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, Japan.
He has also participated in several biennales amongst which ; the Gwangju Biennale, Korea, the 2nd Sevilla Biennale, Spain, the 8th Sharjah Biennale, United Arab Emirates, the 52nd Venice Biennale, Italy, the 10th Lyon Biennale, France, the Cuvée Biennale, Linz, Austria.
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9/11 Firefighter Helps Forge Final Battle to Stop New York City 'Ground Zero Mosque'
In a last-chance effort to stop the so-called "Ground Zero Mosque," opponents were in court Tuesday arguing the building where the mosque is to be built should be a historic landmark — thus making it ineligible for new construction.
"Why did they insist on building this mosque on the graveyards of our friends?" asked New York City firefighter Tim Brown, a 9/11 survivor who was among those that brought the lawsuit to New York State Supreme Court, along with the American Center For Law and Justice. "I'd like it to be an historical landmark to teach America about what happened here," Brown told Fox News.
The suit maintains the 152-year-old building should have been declared an official landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. It claims the project's developers colluded with the administration of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to push the project through in a move of political correctness, and allow the construction of an Islamic center in the shadow of Ground Zero. Brown's lawyer, Jack Lester, charged there was "active participation" between the Bloomberg administration and project developers.
That claim was refuted by city officials. "As our court papers demonstrate, Landmarks Commission's decision not to designate the building a landmark is irrefutably rational," according to a spokesman for the New York City Law Department.
Supporters of the project, known as Park51, contend the opposition is the result of "pure bigotry," and said the decision not to grant the structure landmark status was appropriate.
"Imagine, instead of building a community center with a mosque in it, they were building a grocery store. Do you think Timothy Brown would be in this case?" asked attorney Adam Leitman Bailey. "We only have a case today because they don't want Muslim people building a few blocks away from Ground Zero."
As for the building, "there is nothing about it that deserves architectural integrity," maintained Adam Leitman Bailey.
Lester said in court that he wanted to "analyze the rationale that was provided by the Landmarks Commission" to determine if it could "in any way stand up to scrutiny."
"This case is unprecedented," said Lester, who noted that the landing gear from one of the planes that hit the World Trade Center punctured and damaged the building's roof. "The building is a monument to that day."
Adam Leitman Bailey, meanwhile, argued Brown had no standing in the case. "Because his friends died on that day does not give him standing. He has no case. The building is not historic." He also said the building is "not in the Ground Zero area," but is two blocks away and an "eight-minute walk."
But Brown remained unswayed, and called the mosque's supporters un-American. "It's disgusting. It angers me … I think that their claim that they are sensitive bridge-builders is a lie."
A decision in the case is expected in about a month.
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48 Hrs | 1982 | Final | US One Sheet
ABOUT THE FILM 48 Hrs. is a 1982 American action comedy film directed by Walter Hill, starring Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy (in his film debut and Golden Globe Award-nominated...
ABOUT THE FILM A View to a Kill released in 1985, is the 14th film in the James Bond series. It was directed by John Glen and co-produced by Albert...
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Alien | 1979 | R1994 Killian Enterprises | US One Sheet
After a space merchant vessel perceives an unknown transmission as a distress call, its landing on the source moon finds one of the crew attacked by a mysterious life-form, and they soon realise that its life cycle has merely begun.
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American Gangster | 2007 | Advance Crowe | US One Sheet
Following the death of his employer and mentor, Bumpy Johnson, Frank Lucas establishes himself as the number one importer of heroin in the Harlem district of Manhattan. He does so by buying heroin directly from the source in South East Asia and he comes up with a unique way of importing the drugs into the United States. As a result, his product is superior to what is currently available on the street and his prices are lower. His alliance with the New York Mafia ensures his position. It is also the story of a dedicated and honest policeman, Richie Roberts, who heads up a joint narcotics task force with the Federal government. Based on a true story.
American Gangster | 2007 | Advance Washington | US One Sheet
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Anthropoid | 2016 | Advance | US One Sheet
Based on the extraordinary true story of Operation Anthropoid, the WWII mission to assassinate SS General Reinhard Heydrich, the main architect behind the Final Solution and the Reich's third in command after Hitler and Himmler.
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Attack of the Clones | 2002 | Final | US One Sheet
Ten years after initially meeting, Anakin Skywalker shares a forbidden romance with Padmé, while Obi-Wan investigates an assassination attempt on the Senator and discovers a secret clone army crafted for the Jedi.
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Beverly Hills Cop | 1984 | US One Sheet
Axel Foley is a Detroit cop who after the murder of his friend travels to California to investigate and track down the killer, who he believes operate an arts dealership as a cover in Beverly Hills. He teams up with two reluctant detectives from the Beverly Hills police force who were supposed to keep a watch on him, especially after seeing Foley's different approach to tackling the situations which is not acceptable by the chief of the local police.
Caravan of Courage | 1984 | Style A | US One Sheet
The Starcruiser of the Towani-family crashes on the moon Endor. Father and mother Towani get seperated from their 2 children Mace and Cindel. The children are found by Ewoks, inhabitants of Endor. Although communicating is a real pain at first, Mace and Cindel persuade the Ewoks to help them to find their parents.
Caravan of Courage | 1984 | Style B | US One Sheet
The Starcruiser of the Towani-family crashes on the moon Endor. Father and mother Towani get seperated from their two children Mace and Cindel. The children are found by Ewoks, inhabitants of Endor. Although communicating is a real pain at first, Mace and Cindel persuade the Ewoks to help them to find their parents.
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Carrie | 1976 | US One Sheet
When Carrie White, a shy and unpopular 17 year old is invited to the high school prom by her crush Tommy she believes her life is on the up but when the happiest moment of her life is ruined by bullies who play a cruel and humiliating prank on her, Carrie unleashes an horrific revenge.
Casualties of War | 1989 | International | US One Sheet
During the Vietnam war, a girl is taken from her village by five American soldiers. Four of the soldiers rape her, but the fifth refuses. The young girl is killed. The fifth soldier is determined that justice will be done. The film is more about the realities of war, rather than this single event.
Cliffhanger | 1993 | International | US One Sheet
Whilst crossing a ledge, 4000 feet above the earth, Gabe's friend's equipment fails to work and she slips out of his hand, falling to the ground. Almost a year later, Gabe is asked to go back to the same mountain range and rescue a group of 'stranded' people. The only catch is that these so called 'stranded' people are in fact looking for three boxes filled with $100,000,000 and they need a mountain ranger to lead them to them!!
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Clockwork Orange | 1971 | R1982 | US One Sheet
In future Britain, Alex DeLarge, a charismatic and psycopath delinquent, who likes to practice crimes and ultra-violence with his gang, is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society's crime problem – but not all goes according to plan.
Dillinger | 1973 | US One Sheet
After a shoot-out in Kansas City which kills five FBI agents, the Bureau hunt down John Dillinger. John Dillinger and his gang's bank robbing exploits make him something of folk heroes. Escaping from jail he finds Pretty Boy Floyd and Baby Face Nelson have joined the gang and pretty soon he is Public Enemy Number One. Now the G-men really are after him.
Don't Breathe | 2016 | Teaser | US One Sheet
Rocky, a young woman wanting to start a better life for her and her sister, agrees to take part in the robbery of a house owned by a wealthy blind man with her boyfriend Money and their friend Alex. But when the blind man turns out to be a more ruthless adversary than he seems, the group must find a way to escape his home before they become his newest victims.
The Running Man | 1987 | Final | US One Sheet
Starship Troopers | 1991 | Teaser | UK Quad
Above the Law | 1988 | Teaser | UK Quad
Beverly Hills Cop II | 1987 | UK Quad
Fury | 2014 | Advance | Brad Pitt Style | UK Quad
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 | 2017 | Final | UK One Sheet


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Guinea pigs found on Kawananakoa Middle school campus
by: Kimberlee Speakman
Posted: Aug 28, 2019 / 09:40 PM HST / Updated: Aug 28, 2019 / 10:37 PM HST
HONOLULU (KHON2) – It's a scene right out of Pokemon at Kawananakoa Middle School. Kids searching the tall grass, but instead of searching for pokemon, they're searching for guinea pigs.
"We kinda just roamed around in the tall grass and we just got one today – two today. We heard them squealing," said middle school student, Kaitlyn Inouye.
Inouye said she knows of 14 guinea pigs caught so far, but there may be more on the loose.
She said the search for them began two days ago, when a box with a mattress on top showed up at the edge of school grounds near Kawananakoa Neighborhood Park.
"My friend, she lifted up the mattress and there was like a family and they all ran into the field," said Inouye.
So far, Inouye's found and adopted four guinea pigs, which she and her family look after at home.
She said no one has come around the school searching for the creatures, leading them to believe the animals were dumped there.
"You know abandoning the animals put it at great risk you know being injured or worse, and we're grateful that the community members who care enough to rescue these animals and take care of them, and we're grateful to these students for that."
Daniel Roselle, Hawaiian Humane Society
The Hawaiian Humane Society is now looking into the case. In these instances they try to track down the animal's owner.
"We do our best to reunite animals with their owners and this report obviously gives us a better chance of reuniting them. It's also required by law," said Roselle.
He said families can keep the animals until the owner's found, but with any new pet, he recommends getting them to the vet as soon as possible.
"You want to establish that relationship with the vet and make sure that the animal is checked out and it's healthy and not carrying any diseases," said Roselle.
The Hawaiian Humane Society said you should file a report with them whenever you find a lost or stray animal.
BREAKING: Former Arizona State coach Todd Graham to become new Hawaii head coach
The University of Hawaii has chosen its next football coach.
Former Arizona State head coach Todd Graham will become the 24th head coach in program history, per a UH release.
Ige focuses on fixing three key economic issues in his State of the State
by Jenn Boneza / Jan 21, 2020
HONOLULU(KHON2)--Governor David Ige talked about the problems our state is facing in his State of the State address Tuesday.
Ige got down to business referring to the high cost of living as the elephant in the room.
Officials warn public about fake fallen officer donation campaigns
The tragedy at Diamond Head has led to an outpouring of support for both of the fallen officers, Tiffany Enriquez and Kaulike Kalama. There have been several GoFundMe accounts created, but officials say they're not all legitimate.
"Well sadly it's not unusual these days for bad people to take advantage of tragic situations," said Stephen Levins of the Hawaii Office of Consumer Protection.