The Curse of February 29th

• A murder has occurred every February 29th at this tollgate ticket booth. Fact or myth? The ticket girls working this evening's shift discuss this mystery. After all, tonight is February 29th. There is dark vehicle approaching. The driver is holding a bloody ticket in his hands. Soon, one of these girls will die. The other will have a nervous breakdown. She will find herself locked up in a mental a

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The Ghost

• Ji-won is a bright young student with amnesia. She has no recollection of who she is, her friends or her life before the incident. When her old friends mysteriously start dying one by one, she begins to investigate. As she slowly begins to piece together fragments of her past, strange and terrifying visions start to haunt her. She discovers that she was once friends with three other girls, and tog

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Title: Inhibitory effects of kaurenoic acid f! rom Aralia continentalis on LPS-induced inflammatory response in RAW264.7 macrophages.(lipopolysaccharides)(Report)
Author: Ran Joo Choi
Publication: Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 15, 2011
Publisher: Urban & Fischer Verlag
Volume: 18 Issue: 8-9 Page: 677(6)

Article Type: Report

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This paper considers the ideal dynamic user optimal (DUO) route choice problem using a route-based variational inequality appr! oach. A discrete time dynamic flow model is developed, which u! ses link travel time functions to determine time-dependent network states. The proposed flow model is built on discrete time flow variables, to eliminate the discretization process of continuous time based models. Continuity of route travel time functions is proven to establish the existence of a solution, on the condition that the link travel time functions are continuous. Furthermore, flow dispersion and concentration can be simulated, which is expected to enhance the ability of capturing dynamics of traffic movements. A variational inequality formulation based on an alternative cost mapping is proposed, which is derived from a route swapping heuristic approach. As a solution method, the projection-based approach is used since the route travel time functions in our model are not smooth. To increase the performance of the projection-based methods, an efficient implementation of the projection operation is developed. Computational experiences with two example networks are provided t! o illustrate the model. (Horror) Ji-won is a bright young student with amnesia. She has no recollection of who she is, her friends or her life before the incident. When her old friends mysteriously start dying one by one, she begins to investigate. As she slowly begins to piece together fragments of her past, strange and terrifying visions start to haunt her. She discovers that she was once friends with three other girls, and together they formed an impenetrable alliance.

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• FIFTY PILLS - WIDESCREEN (DVD MOVIE)

Based on the propaganda film from 1936 that has become a cult hit, Reefer Madness is the height of camp entertainment! Framed as a "documentary", a straight-laced high school principal (Alan Cumming) seeks to impart his wisdom about the demon weed by telling a frightful tale about the fate of two innocent teens who fall under the spell of the drugs. Filled with outrageously funny and musical performances by Neve Campbell, Christian Campbell, Kristen Bell and Steven Weber, Reefer Madness is the feel good event of the year!If the idea of making a musical out of Roger Corman's Z-movie quickie The Little Shop of Horrors sounded weird, stick around for the all-singing, all-dancing Reefer Madness. Deliriously based on the notorious 1936 anti-pot social-guidance film, this is an ultra-campy enterprise that lands somewhere between Rocky Horror! and a John Waters comedy. Christian Campbell and the spritzy Kristen Bell play the innocent teens lured into a soul-sapping cloud of marijuana dependence by pencil-mustached pusher Steven Weber and his long-suffering dame, Ana Gasteyer. The cast includes femme fatale Amy Spanger and a cameo by Neve Campbell, who dances her way through one sequence. The musical was written and composed by Kevin Murphy and Dan Studney, who re-create some of the kookiest scenes from the original movie ("Faster! Faster!"). Their funniest idea is to frame the sordid saga with a black-and-white story of a government agent showing a public-service film to horrified small-town citizens; he's played by the reliably sinister Alan Cumming, who also pops up in a variety of guises in the film-within-the-film. The only problem with this made-for-Showtime version of the stage show is that camp tends to wear thin, especially at 109 minutes, despite the expert song parodies. Even the original hour-long ! Reefer Madness got old quick. --Robert HortonOffici! al Selec tion - Tribeca Film Festival 2006; Bonus Features: Filmmakers' Commentary; Deleted & Extended Scenes; Behind the Scenes Featurette