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This post was written by liberty56 on November 10, 2009
Delaware Antiques Show 2009
Winterthur's annual event brings in paying visitors, but few buyers.
Sally Kohn: Misrepresenting Rural Americans in the Politics of Health Care Reform
Jean Chaude from Belgrade, Maine, has health insurance. As a small business entrepreneur, Jean used to sell antiques and volunteer with her church until she developed chronic arthritis and pulmonary problems. She buys private insurance, for which her premiums have risen 80 percent in the last four years and she has a $5,000 deductible. She quickly meets her deductible because just one of her medicines costs $1,800 a month--with insurance. In Maine where, like many heavily rural states, priva
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This post was written by Content Keyword RSS on October 6, 2009
The Magic of the Green Screen!
Green screen is one of the most popular techniques used in movies. How many times people have been awed by the antiques done by super heroes in movies? Many have wondered how heroes are able to drop from a tall building without getting hurt, how a heroine or model is able to pose with different countries in the back ground, etc. one can shoot a scene in a local studio with a green background and then insert a background of any country or place that a director wishes. The green screen has made
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This post was written by Content Keyword RSS on September 17, 2009
BBC Daytime Telly Show Cons Viewers
IT turns out that to get a job at the BBC you don’t need to have a relative who’s already employed there, to be blonde or rich enough to not need the job, you just need to be willing to pretend to be one of the great unwashed. You see, that member of the public on Angela Rippon’s auction programme Sun, Sea and Bargain Spotting is the show’s cameraman. The show is simple: contestants look for tat in an overseas flea markets and then have a day to sell their purchases at an antiques marke
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This post was written by Content Keyword RSS on August 22, 2009
