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Digital Ink: From paper to the screen
The book printing industry, specifically paperbacks, could be coming to an end as more and more books are becoming digitized. This year from Oct. 14 to Oct. 18 in Frankfurt, Germany the Frankfurt Book Fair took place. The focus was on the new technologies used to publish and distribute books.… Post the First Comment
 
Latin film festival brings actor's dreams to life
The final installment of the 2009 "Cinema en Tu Idioma" film series from the Media Arts Center San Diego came to an end last week with very good results and expectation for the next's year edition of the annual film festival. Showcasing three international films from Colombia, Mexico and Spain at the conclusion of the 16th San Diego Latino Film Festival, the Media Arts Center San Diego featured screenings of "Perro Come Perro,"(Dog Eat Dog) "Voy A Explotar"(I'm Gonna Explode) and "Fermat's Room" from Nov.… 1 Comment
 
Ancient treats found in 'Biblical Feast'
Palomar professor Kitty Morse continues her series of recipe books with "A Biblical Feast: Ancient Mediterranean Flavors for Today's Table." The book includes scriptures from the Bible and historical explanations of each recipe. Morse's recipes are intended to supply a feast for taste buds, minds and spirits.… 1 Comment
 
'Modern Warfare' refines proven formula
Infinity Ward keeps what works, fixes what didn't, produces a contender for Game of the Year
When I say this, I really am trying to not be a fan boy or become mired in the prerelease hype, but sometimes the product will live up to, and surpass, its expectations. This is one of those times. Without question, "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" is the best shooter on consoles.… Post the First Comment
 
Fate of world lies in gay man's hands in 'Angels' finale
The Palomar Performing Arts Department will present the second part of the controversial "Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes" by Tony Kushner Nov. 13-22. In part one, which Palomar presented in the spring, the main character, a gay man named Prior Walter, contracts AIDS.… Post the First Comment
 
'The Blind Side' successful through universal themes
3 out of 4 stars
"The Blind Side" is the most heartwarming film I have seen in almost two years. It takes a genuine human being to look through the rough exterior of a human being to see who a person is. Leigh Anne Tuohy, played by Sandra Bullock, is certainly one of those women.… 1 Comment
 
'Ninja Assassin' a fun time despite awful acting
With a thin plot and awful one-liners, "Ninja Assassin" was almost a terrible film, until the action turned it into an awesome B-movie. Trying to explain the plot of "Ninja Assassin" would be trivial as a plot is nonexistent, so here is the plot in three words: Ninjas are bad.… Post the First Comment
 
'Left 4 Dead' sequel improves original in every way
It's the zombie apocalypse … again. "Left 4 Dead 2" is game developer Valve's sequel to last year's team-oriented zombie shooter "Left 4 Dead." Pitting four teammates together in the midst of a viral outbreak that has left the majority of the world's population under the influence of a rabies-like disease, it's up to you and your team to use cooperation, skill and communication to make it through the flailing hordes of ravenous infected and get to the ever-elusive safe houses scattered throughout the game.… Post the First Comment
 
 
 

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