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Self-Medicated (2005) – Movie Review

This was a guest movie review post by one of our fans: Brandee Neal This was a pretty good movie that really tugs at your emotions with a story about a Mother-Son relationship. ‘Self-Medicated (2005) Rated: R’ starts by establishing one of the main characters, Andrew, who is a 17 1/2 year old boy.  He’s a teenager where he likes to be with his friends, drink to excess and experiment…

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The Faculty (1998)

I must admit, this is a film that turned out pretty good for some odd reason.  And please know that when I say ‘good’ it means ‘in comparison to all the other crap I have recently watched’.  You see, on the KevinNeal-O-Meter Movie Rating system it is not easy to get on the ‘good’ rating-scale with anything marginally enjoyable to watch.  I am a tough movie critic! While I can’t…

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Red (2008) – Movie Review

  This was certainly a movie that brings you “full circle”.  And this is exactly what I like in a quality film.  It had a lot of emotion, several bits of anger and tons of good moral messaging throughout. Red was an entertaining flick that pulled at your emotions, for better or for worse.  I have to say this was a rather simple storyline that I enjoyed tremendously.  This was…

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The Rise Of Networked Scanning

Business Solutions, September 2008 Written by: Vicki Amendola The adoption of networked scanning is on the rise, and document imaging VARs should prepare to cash in on the opportunity. Converting paper documents into digital data isn’t an earth-shattering phenomenon anymore. Instead, document imaging can finally claim a firm foothold as a proven strategy for VARs to use with customers struggling to improve operational efficiency and productivity, reduce administrative burdens and…

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