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Google’s ubiquity as a research tool has also given rise to a new industry: online identity management. The proliferation of blogs and Web sites can allow angry clients, ruthless competitors, or others to define a person’s identity. Whether true or not, their words can have far-reaching effects. Goodbuzz has standardized the process of tracking these online actions and opinions; reporting on those actions and opinions; and creating a feedback loop. The tracking and reporting ranges from word-of-mouth to statistical analysis of thousands of data points.
The online identity management clients the agency accept are varied: a real estate mogul wanting to move past a decade-old transgression, a prominent academic falsely accused of murder, a hedge fund manager who doesn’t like seeing his old Times wedding announcement on Google (years after he divorced and remarried), a college student who regretted once dressing up as a prostitute at a Christmas party.

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Look out for: Hey, there’s the CN Tower, looming large in some background shots like a silent sentinel. Who knows what nefarious broadcasts are being beamed from this massive TV antenna?
The Incredible Hulk (2008)
Admittedly, here’s yet another example where Toronto is disguised as a number of other cities, as is nearby industrial Hamilton, Ontario, which also gets in on the action (it’s a grittier and less expensive location).
The climactic fight sequence at the end is meant to take place in Harlem, with a faux Apollo Theatre marquee to confuse the unsuspecting cinemagoer.
But the other landmarks in this sequence are such notable Torontonian fixtures from the Yonge/Dundas intersection that they warrant inclusion: the Big Slice pizzeria, the Zanzibar strip club, and the neon discs from the much-loved (and now lost) Sam The Record Man.

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… It is too early to for me to say what could have and might have been done differently,” he said. “We are looking at what was done and perhaps what was not done here.”
He said surveillance video at the jail does not extend inside the cells but covers hallways. He said he was unsure of whether guards typically wake up inmates during routine observances.
“I don’t know that it’s the duty and obligation of guards to wake up people to see if they are OK,” he said.
Markoff was taken into custody during a traffic stop as he and McAllister were driving to Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut last year six days after Brisman’s death. Authorities say he had lured Brisman to a hotel and botched a robbery to support a gambling habit.
Authorities also had charged Markoff in the armed robbery of a Las Vegas woman and the assault of a stripper inside a Rhode Island hotel.

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TORONTO — Captured Light and Samuel Goldwyn Films have picked up the William Arntz and E. Raymond Brown political documentary “GhettoPhysics: Will the Real Pimps and Hos Please Stand Up?” for an October release.
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Captured Light, Goldwyn nab ‘GhettoPhysics’ Distributors plan Oct. release in 12 cities for provocative doc By Etan Vlessing Aug 16, 2010, 06:14 PM ET TORONTO — Captured Light and Samuel Goldwyn Films have picked up the William Arntz and E. Raymond Brown political documentary “GhettoPhysics: Will the Real Pimps and Hos Please Stand Up?” for an October release.The twin distributors have scheduled theatrical dates in 12 cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and Washington, D.C., for the provocative film.”GhettoPhysics” features interviews with Dr. Cornel West, Ice-T, KRS-One, Too Short, John Perkins and Norman Lear on the interplay between pimps and prostitutes, and how that power dynamic explains wider political and corporate relationships in the U.S. and abroad.Samuel Goldwyn and partner Roadside Attractions earlier struck gold with the hybrid documentary “What t …

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Stephen Cole From Saturday’s Globe and Mail
incent Cassel winks when asked how Muslims will respond to a scene in his new film, Mesrine: Killer Instinct, where his character, the notorious, 1960s-era bank robber Jacques Mesrine calls an Algerian pimp “an Arab dog.” Soon afterwards, France’s most notorious criminal strips and tortures his foe before tossing him screaming into an open grave.
“That scene is why I make the picture,” Cassel insists. “In the suburbs of Paris, where 80 per cent of the people are Muslim, Mesrine is a hero, like Robin Hood.” The actor snorts. “I want the people to see the real Jacques Mesrine.”
But after Abu Ghraib and the violent protests that marked the publication of the Danish Mohammed cartoons, isn’t it dangerous to be so provocative? he’s asked.

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… Now, whenever I see a film where Toronto stands in for New York, I always know,” Wright says. “I caught a little bit of The Long Kiss Goodnight on cable recently, and there was a scene with Samuel L. Jackson and Geena Davis in an alley and there were, like, fisticuffs with some kind of pimp, and I could see Honest Ed’s in the background. And I went, ‘I know exactly where that alley is! I’ve been there in that alley!’ “

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The 2006 election results in Nicaragua are known: Daniel Ortega became president for the second time. But this knowledge in no way detracts from this rich film, which uses the looming election (with artful use of archival footage and photographs providing historical and political context) to build tension.
The main attractions of Land, however, are the engaging folk Pinder finds to illustrate the complexity of land issues in Nicaragua. They aren’t as simple as “developers bad, locals good,” although some gringos do exploit cheap local labour. Pinder makes sure his key characters are not merely “representative” but real people whose fates we care about – even if we don’t like some of them that much.
My favourite is Dean, a foul-mouthed, beer-swilling American expat who’s a hilarious commentator on the intrigue between developers (“land whores and dirt pimps”) and locals. His gruff poetry finds its counterpoint in lovely scenes with Nicaraguan poet Sebastien Narvaez, who feels for the nation’s broken soul.

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With all the successful comedy swirling through the Shaw season, opt for the other three reviewed here. Also running are the two Shaw plays, a couple of offbeat works, and a revival of Harvey, everyone’s favorite invisible rabbit. Most of the plays run well into the fall. We’ll cover the rest next month. For a comprehensive brochure: 800-511-SHAW or at www.shawfest.com
Up in Toronto, Dancap Productions imported two musicals from The States. Miss Saigon, from Pittsburgh’s Civic Light Opera, closed August 1, and a touring version of NYC’s Lincoln Center revival of South Pacific will run August 12-September 5 at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts in downtown Toronto.
Miss Saigon is a loose adaptation of Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly,” set in 1975, during the last weeks of the American presence in Vietnam. Bargirl Kim is “sold” to Chris, a U. S. Marine Lieutenant, and their tryst blossoms into an ultimately tragic love story. Hovering over all is the Engineer, an amoral Eurasian pimp.

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Hope the creeper is sent back to TO, instead of hanging around the bus station in the inner core looking for underage non-status aborignal children prostitutes being pimped by young male white skin heads…
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The first of its kind Multimedia Sikh Museum in the world on robotic and touch screen technology was set up by Dr Raghbir Singh Bains at Khadur Sahib during 500th anniversary of the ‘Parkash Gurpurv’ of Guru Angad Dev Ji on April 16, 2004 in India. Similarly, the second such museum was set up at Jalandhar in Punjab during 2008.
Addressing the enthusiastic Press conference of Ontario province, Dr. Bains apprised that the ‘Multimedia Sikh Museum’ will contain more than 50,000 multi-language text pages, thousands of pictures, graphics, audios, videos and sparkling animations. The museum will cover Sikh religion, its chronological history, culture, social value system, heritage, Sikh institutions, beliefs, ceremonies, customs, traditions, and Sikh Code of Conduct. It will provide detailed information about alcohol and drugs, domestic violence, AIDS, social evils like rapes, girl foeticide and prostitution rampant in the world. It will also provide comparative briefs of the teachings of world faiths, practices, their founders and much more with simple touch on the screen.

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