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By Michael Esposito | April 4, 2008
Independent TV and Web producers, directors, writers and actors will showcase their projects in front of entertainment industry professionals during the Waterfront NewMedia Television Fest, premiering at this year's 10th Waterfront Film Festival June 12-15 in Saugatuck, Mich. Offering artists a noncompetitive platform to share their work, it also will allow festival audiences to view pilots that could eventually be aired via network and cable television or broadcast through outlets such as Web series, podcasts and mobile TV. Submissions to the NewMedia Television Fest are being accepted for all lengths and genres including drama, comedy, documentary, reality shows, Web series, game shows, talk shows and mobile TV. Deadline for submissions is April 25. Call the Waterfront Film Festival at 269-857-8351 or visit www.waterfrontfilm.
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By Manya Brachear | August 4, 2006
After getting the green light to eat his favorite foods, including chocolate, peanut butter, pasta and ice cream, Cardinal Francis George resumed a regular diet Thursday after surgery affecting his digestive system. First thing on the postoperative menu was a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and hot chocolate. George is recovering at Loyola University Medical Center after removal of a cancerous bladder. On Thursday, he received communion from Rev. John Canary, the archdiocese's vicar general.
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July 2, 2007
To listen Hear scribe John Sellers read from his new memoir, "Perfect From Now On: How Indie Rock Saved My Life," at 7 p.m. Monday at the Book Cellar (4736 N. Lincoln Ave.). Free. To surf If you're looking for some inspiration to spruce up blah home decor (or lack thereof), visit the site designsponge.blogspot.com. It's loaded with design resources, guides, mini-trend reports and podcasts. To treat Halo for Men, a salon and spa, opened a third location at 21 W. Elm St. All services are 20 percent off at the new location through Sunday.
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By Los Angeles Times | October 26, 2005
Surfing the Web site retrocrush.com is a little like cleaning out the attic: It's filled with weird and wonderful childhood memories. Billing itself as "The World's Greatest Pop Culture Site," retrocrush.com was created in 2001 by Sacramento resident Robert Berry, 36, who turned a few homemade print fanzines into the online collection of nostalgia it is today. The '60s, '70s and '80s are seemingly ingrained in Berry's being: "I love pop culture," he enthuses by phone. Two months ago, Berry started offering podcasts on his site.
NEWS
By Phil Rosenthal | September 8, 2009
It is still a man, a microphone and the belief that an audience will listen to what he has to say, the stories he tells, the wry observations he makes, the pictures he paints. For Steve Dahl, who is set Tuesday to begin doing an hourlong podcast each weekday from a basement studio in his home, it's back to basics. And the basics are the same as they always have been, from his early days in radio as a California teenager to when he signed off almost 40 years later from Chicago's WJMK-FM 104.3 in December.
NEWS
By SOUTH FLORIDA SUN-SENTINEL | March 14, 2006
A sampling of fitness podcasts, which include workouts, fitness tips and motivational messages: - whatiwantpodcasting.com /fitness. html: Miami personal trainer Mike Causadias runs through exercises, including warmup and stretches and strength-building routines. His workouts, many done in Miami settings, also include video. - irunningradio.com: Jim and Bonnie Reimann and Bonnie's sister, Barb Smith--all recreational runners--huddle in the basement of their Minnesota home and chat about running tips and training schedules.
NEWS
September 28, 2008
Roger Gettys Hill, entrepreneur, engineer, inventor, adventurer, sailor, astronomer, gentleman, beloved husband, father, and grandfather, died on September 23, at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL. He was 82 years old. He had been diagnosed with prostrate cancer nearly two years ago, and fared well with treatment, to the point that two days before his death he walked hospital corridors on his own and joked with caregivers. But his immune system was greatly diminished, so that, virtually overnight, a virulent virus took away his vital functions.
TRAVEL
By James Gilden, Special to the Tribune | August 21, 2005
MP3 players and Apple iPods, those electronic darlings that are transforming the way we listen to music, are finding some travel-related uses beyond merely giving airplane passengers a personalized concert at 500 m.p.h. The gadgets have given rise to the podcast, a sort of news and information show starring whoever has the time and desire to use this alternative media for the spoken word. When Apple launched a podcast directory on iTunes (www.apple.com/itunes) on June 28, it had more than 1 million subscribers in its first two days.
ENTERTAINMENT
By Robin Mather Jenkins, Tribune staff reporter | March 7, 2007
With snow swirling outside the window as we write, the six slow-cooked meat dishes in this month's Gourmet's "Good to the Bone" sound incredibly appealing. Would someone please bring us a big plate of the Caucasus-style braised pork shoulder right away? Elsewhere: Is your cupboard bare? Vegetarian Times offers five tasty dishes based on peanut butter and a handful of inspired peanut butter sandwiches ... Saveur talks about shrimp, Peruvian ceviche and the correct spaghetti carbonara ... Food & Wine celebrates its "All-Star Entertainment Issue" ... We always love Eating Well, but the five salad dressing recipes included in this month's "Super Salads" are worth the cover price alone.
FEATURES
By Lisa Gutierrez, McClatchy/Tribune newspapers | October 31, 2007
We just had to ask. Grammar Girl, O goddess of syntax, have you ever corrected graffiti in a bathroom or the language on a restaurant menu? "No," said Mignon Fogarty, the 40-year-old writer and editor who has launched a campaign to make grammar -- dare we say it? -- fun. "But I've just started a [flickr.com] group where people can post bad signs they've seen in the world. I was hesitant to set it up because I felt like it had some of that 'gotcha' feel. But it's fun, and it's a great discussion starter."
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