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Samsara is a word that describes the ever turning wheel of life. It is a concept both intimate and vast - the perfect subject for filmmakers Ron Fricke and Mark Magidson, whose previous collaborations include Chronos and Baraka, and who, in the last 20 years, have travelled to over 58 countries together in the pursuit of unique imagery. Samsara takes the form of a nonverbal, guided meditation that will transform viewers in countries around the world as they are swept along a journey of the soul. Through powerful images pristinely photographed in 70mm and a dynamic music score, the film illuminates the links between humanity and the rest of the nature, showing how our life cycle mirrors the rhythm of the planet.
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While undeniably beautiful, this film left a bad taste in my mouth. Samsara is a series of images, cut together in fairly rapid succession, taking the viewer on a "global" tour of the "cultures of the world". Some images are meant to be purely aesthetically beautiful (which they are), some images are meant to be confrontational. But as these are just images, without context, and in the absence of any explicit narrative, the meaning comes from montage, and I did not care for that meaning.
Yes, there is confrontation, but there is also exploitation and exoticization. Unlike (from what I hear) Baraka, Samsara concerns itself mainly with humans. The near absence of white people, except for a few shots from…
While just as visually and technically awe-inspiring as Baraka, Samsara feels much more anthropocentric, which diminishes that feeling of universality contained in its predecessor. Still, for someone who does not usually search out documentaries, Fricke's two masterworks, coupled with the recently watched Bestiaire (thanks for putting it on the radar, Marcissus), have got me craving more non-narrative and lyrical films. I'm looking at you, Qatsi trilogy.
Ron Fricke's first film in twenty years, Samsara, is another bold and dazzling explosion of images from around the world chronicling the progression of life and interconnectedness of the human race. Those familiar with Fricke's stunning Baraka will know what to expect from his latest non-narrative globetrotting odyssey that took five years to make and explores human life on five continents.
Shot on 70mm film you'll be hard pressed to find a more visually resplendent cinematic treat for the eyes. It is a constantly shifting kaleidoscope of unforgettable images that threaten to overwhelm the audience in their beauty. The colours are eye-poppingly vibrant, the textures tactile and it contains some truly breathtaking time lapse photography. As a work of visual…
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My 100th review! This is a movie that I was nervous to see, mainly because Baraka was a piece of art that had spoken to me in such a powerful way I didn't want to experience "Baraka light" or a Baraka knockoff. It is sometimes unfair to compare a directors works against each other (especially if you have an emotional connection to something) instead of just taking the work on its own. Listening to a new album or seeing a new movie should valued on its own at first, then maybe compared against other works later.
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My boyfriend described it as a "big fuck off PowerPoint" but even he was blown away by it.
I have so many question, I wish there were subtitles for each image so I knew where it was or what was happening. On the other hand, that could ruin the film's beauty.
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Like Koyaanisqatsi (director Ron Fricke being director of photography on that film), Samsara is a wordless tour of the world. To call it a documentary would be a stretch but it is, by far, one of the most beautiful things I think I've seen.
Samsara is an amazing experience that literally takes us around the world, through natural wonders, man-made wonders, civilisations lost, forgotten and ignored, and everywhere in between. It is a tour of wonder and the film simply wants to show you beauty of all kinds. And it is this that ends up being the film's greatest…
The most unbelievable silent documentary I've ever seen. If you have an obsession with stunning imagery in places around the world that you most likely haven't seen, watch this the whole way through. Your mind will be blown.
This film review can be broken down into three parts, spirit, story, and aesthetic.
The spiritual aspect of this film is culturally driven. A full emphasis on the human experience, from religion to our environment. The movie expresses through colorful, cultural imagery the intertwining connections that all humans share, no matter there status, nor religion. To sum up, it was like a two hour long version of the Sense8 opening theme.
On first glance the scenes seem to be random, like the movie is playing global hopscotch. Once each scene is taken apart, it can be noticed that a linear design is at play. First we start with traditional culture, those isolated from the other parts of the world. As…
inspiring and very aesthetically pleasing
I wish I saw it on a huge screen
at first, it was truly a audio-visual mediation, but then it transitioned into the industrial world and I became more and more disturbed.
wHAT is that man doing with the clay. no thank u. pls stop. did not have to see that. very disturbed. and scared. wow stop. y did they include him. no.
kinda wished they told us where things were or what was going on, or if a particular performance was staged or if it always usually happens, but I realize that this will probably undermine the whole "just imagery" purpose
after reading some other reviews about this movie, I realize there maybe was…
A simultaneous love letter towards and indictment of this planet. Pure visual poetry. Beautiful. Meditative. Stunning. Provoking. This is a pure cinematic experience.
This thing is BRUTAL! Fantastic journey, I mean I think I understood the whole universe the cycle of life just in this 2 hours.
Pure poetry.
I feel like I leveled up in life
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TAYLORS, SC-- Adrian Alexander Hall, 37, of 223 Amberjack Court, died Monday, August 23, 2010, at his residence.
A native of Greenville County, son of Michael David Hall, Sr. of Taylors and the late Sharon Howell Hall, he was a registered respiratory therapist and patient care coordinator with the Greenville Hospital System and a member of Double Springs Baptist Church.
Surviving in addition to his father, are his wife, Finola Mary King of the home; two sons, Nicholas Osterfoss and Sean Alexander Hall, both of the home; a brother, Michael David Hall, Jr., of Canon, GA; and two sisters, Angela Hutto of Hampton and Sheila Gabriel of Simpsonville.
Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM Thursday, August 26, 2010, at Double Springs Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Thomas Riddle. Burial will follow in the Howell Family Cemetery.
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Ruimzigt is a small village located a few miles from Vreed-en-Hoop on the West Coast of Demerara between Windsor Forest and Wallers Delight. Its approximately 600 Indian residents are mostly of the Hindu faith, whose religious needs are served by a single mandir.
This is above all else a farming community, which still holds strong to its rice-farming tradition.
"Ruimzigt was a rice field," said Mohan Lochan, who told the Sunday Stabroek, that he had lived in the village all his life. "It was given to the workers by the Chinese who use to run it," he explained, and "they gave workers the front to live on [while] the back lands were leased out to rice farmers."
Today aside from rice farming, villagers earn their livelihood by planting cash crops, or as carpenters, mechanics, jewellers and truck drivers transporting paddy from the rice fields.
"This place was muddy," said Ramratti Singh, a resident in the village for 60 years; "there was no water or light," although life was comfortable and simple. She related how villagers would come out and participate in community activities. One such event was the self-help project in the early 1990s organized by the Social Impact Amelioration Programme (SIMAP). "They [SIMAP] provided the clay bricks and we built the roads…" she said, "…and it still standing."
"People use to cheer we on," she continued; "those who didn't work, would cook a pot of food or bring a drinks for we."
"It was thirteen of us on the committee," Lochan chimed in. He said the committee was responsible for retrieving the money for the reduced-price clay bricks SIMAP wanted. "We get $1400 from couple body fuh mek up the $7000 they wanted," said Singh. "It was a nice experience," reminisced Lochan.
Religious celebrations are taken very seriously in the village. One recent example was the Maha Shivratri festival two weeks ago. "The village does come alive," said one resident, referring to that religious holiday.
Sahadeo Sirpaul a rice farmer, told this newspaper when it caught up with him relaxing in his hammock at his Back Street home, that his day usually starts at 5am. Sirpaul said at that time he makes his first journey to his farm to check on his crop while awaiting harvest time.
There is no school or health centre in the community; however, residents can seek medical attention at the West Demerara Regional Hospital or at the Leonora Cottage Hospital. Children attend Windsor Forest nursery and primary schools and depending on how well they perform in the Grade Six Assessments, they can end up at one of the senior secondary schools in Georgetown, or a school on the West Coast of Demerara, like the West Demerara Secondary or Leonora Secondary School. Residents also have access to potable water, electricity and good roads.
The only peeve is flooding which occurs after heavy rainfall. The complaint mostly seems to refer to Middle Street, where residents said the drain was blocked because it hadn't been cleared for quite some time.
Apart from religious celebrations which involve most of the village, there was little in the way of recreation on offer, although some people went to the cricket ground at Windsor Forest. Most villagers, this newspaper was told, worked hard and outside that, stayed home. One resident, however, said the men would go for a drink at one of the rum shops in the village.
As for security, villagers said there was no serious crime, although there was some theft from time to time.
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 8 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 3:00 PM
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Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
Required at check in
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
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Extra people
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The wheel of TV fortune has turned full circle for actress Siobhan Marshall. More than 10 years after she first appeared on Shortland Street, the Outrageous Fortune star is back on the soap in a new role as a high-flying doctor.
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Landing a role on Shortland Street for the second time was a surprise for Marshall who didn't think she'd be back on the drama.
"I didn't see that one coming," she says. "I think because I'd been on Shortland Street before I didn't even really entertain the idea that I could come back, even though it was 11 years ago that I was on it the first time. So yeah, when I got the audition I was like 'Why not?'"
Marshall's first TV job was playing Chris Warner's (Michael Galvin) nanny-turned-love-interest, also named Siobhan.
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It is uncertain how long Ava will be around on the drama, with Marshall and her partner, Auckland Daze actor Millen Baird, looking at a move overseas at some stage.
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Initializes a new instance of the Semaphore class, specifying the initial number of entries and the maximum number of concurrent entries, optionally specifying the name of a system semaphore object, specifying a variable that receives a value indicating whether a new system semaphore was created, and specifying security access control for the system semaphore.
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The initial number of requests for the semaphore that can be satisfied concurrently.
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The name of a named system semaphore object.
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A SemaphoreSecurity object that represents the access control security to be applied to the named system semaphore.
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If the named system semaphore does not exist, it is created with the specified access control security. If the named semaphore exists, the specified access control security is ignored.
The caller has full control over the newly created Semaphore object even if semaphoreSecurity denies or fails to grant some access rights to the current user. However, if the current user attempts to get another Semaphore object to represent the same named semaphore, using either a constructor or the OpenExisting method, Windows access control security is applied.
If the named system semaphore does not exist, it is created with the initial count and maximum count specified by initialCount and maximumCount. If the named system semaphore already exists, initialCount and maximumCount are not used, although invalid values still cause exceptions. Use the createdNew parameter to determine whether the system semaphore was created by this constructor.
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Because named semaphores are visible throughout the operating system, they can be used to coordinate resource use across process boundaries.
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OAKLAND, Calif. — It's only been a week since they reconvened, but the Utah Jazz are already tired of scraping and scrapping against each other.
Optimists, feel free to take that as a sign the competition in camp has been so rugged and intense players are dying to face somebody not wearing a Jazz uniform.
One can hope, right?
As far as Tyrone Corbin is concerned, the two-a-days and training sessions were at the very least productive and promising.
The Jazz coach is as eager as the players to get the preseason rolling, which the team will do tonight against Golden State. Utah will tip off its eight-game exhibition season at 8:30 p.m. against the Warriors at Oracle Arena.
Tonight's game will not be televised. It will be broadcast on radio — with play-by-play man David Locke on the call — on 1280 AM and 97.5 FM.
Corbin comes into the preseason-opener against former Ute Andrew Bogut's new team with a sense of curiosity.
He is interested to see the game-setting response of his squad, which includes three newly integrated veterans who figure to play key roles.
"You get used to playing against each other in practice, and you get tired of playing against each other in practice," Corbin said. "Now, with a fresh new group of defenders and offensive guys, how do we transfer what we do into the game?"
Corbin hasn't revealed which five he'll start, but expected starters Mo Williams (point guard) and Al Jefferson (center) are likely to play after sitting out Saturday's open scrimmage with minor injuries.
"I don't miss games if I can help it. I will most definitely go," Jefferson said at Sunday's practice after revealing he'd slightly hurt his groin. "I wanted to go (Saturday) night, but Coach tells me to do it easy."
Without going into detail, Corbin hinted that he might experiment with player combinations. He wants to see what rotations mesh best.
Marvin Williams and Gordon Hayward have spent most of the camp playing on the same team in scrimmages, so that could offer insight into a possible pairing at the wing spots.
Corbin has raved about Paul Millsap, from his leadership to his fitness level, so it's quite possible the coach will keep the longest-tenured Jazz player as a starter and bring Derrick Favors off the bench.
Then again, the way Corbin has been reluctant to name starters, he could play some mix-and-match throughout the preseason to evaluate on-court chemistry.
Corbin has an "idea" (top secret, of course) about how he plans to distribute minutes tonight. The main players will get some action, but not too much.
"You want to see the other guys and how they mix in with different match-ups," Corbin said. "Can they come off the bench and give you this? Or what group will give you a faster lineup or a defensive lineup?"
The Jazz have until their Halloween season-opener — home against Dallas — to answer their most pressing questions.
"You want to figure that out as soon as you can," Corbin said. "We have a lot of bodies to do it with, but we have to have some guys who play and give some guys some rest."
Corbin was nothing but complimentary about how his players took to his first full camp as a head coach.
"I thought the guys came in great shape. They were focused right from Day 1," he said. "We had a lot of practices. The two-a-days are tough. Their bodies are beat up. You're a little tired and fatigued, and you're thinking a lot because you have a lot of sets to get in."
Added Corbin: "But they fought their way through it for the most part. The guys, they picked a lot of stuff up. I saw a lot of great things in the scrimmage last night, but their focus and effort's been great all training camp."
Though it's meaningless in the long haul, Mo Williams believes this preseason contest is a good barometer for Utah.
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Williams admitted it's "tough to get a read" against players when they know everything you're doing, as happens against your own team.
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In 1992 a relatively little-known, Texas-based oil services firm called Halliburton was awarded a $3.9 million Pentagon contract. Its task was to write a classified report on how private companies, like itself, could support the logistics of U.S. military deployments into countries with poor infrastructure. Conspiracy theories aside, it is hard to imagine that either the company or the client realized that 15 years later this contract (now called the Logistics Civilian Augmentation Program or LOGCAP) would be worth as much as $150 billion.
The use of private contractors in U.S wars dates back to the sutlers, merchants who followed behind Revolutionary and Civil War armies selling incidentals to the troops like jam or whiskey. But the size and scope of the private military industry today is unprecedented. In Iraq alone, there are some 180,000 private military contractors performing functions that once would have been handled by soldiers in uniform.
The vast bulk of these contractors handle military support functions: building and operating military bases, maintaining and repairing military equipment and vehicles, and moving massive convoys of supplies that are both vital to the operation's survival (like gas and ammunition) and not so vital (like Pizza Hut Personal Pan Pizza). Getting those jobs done has incurred a great cost, both financial and human; according to Department of Labor insurance claims, 1,292 contractors have been killed and 9,610 wounded as of April 2008.
Contracting out logistics has brought the skills and resources of hundreds of companies from around the world to support the war effort. But, much like when a business outsources too much of its supply chain, this process has caused a loss of control. While companies only perform the jobs specified in their contract, war is an environment in which flexibility is needed most.
Take for example the recent news that at least 12 U.S. soldiers have been accidentally electrocuted inside their bases in Iraq. Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth, a highly decorated Green Beret, was killed while taking a shower 11 months after KBR (nyse: KBR) contractors had first found potentially serious electrical problems in the facility's construction. But KBR's contract didn't cover "fixing potential hazards." It only required them to repair items that were already broken.
Handing over control to contractors has also led to allegations of war-profiteering . Almost all of today's logistics firms are operating under "cost-plus" contracts--a structure that is ripe for abuse. Examples in Iraq range from billing for soldiers' meals that were never cooked or served to convoys shipping "sailboat fuel" (as Halliburton-KBR truck drivers laughingly termed charging the government for moving empty pallets from site to site). According to testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government and Reform, the Defense Contract Audit Agency has identified more than $10 billion in unsupported or questionable costs from battlefield contractors--and it has barely scratched the surface.
Such losses don't just represent misspent funds; they represent lost opportunities to actually support our diplomatic and military goals. The situation has gotten so bad that the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction dubbed corruption as the "second insurgency" in Iraq.
Many worry that the lack of control due to outsourcing could weigh even heavier and even put an entire military operation at risk. Consider what happened during the 2004 Sadr uprising, where a spike in attacks on convoys caused many companies to either withdraw or suspend operations, causing fuel and ammunition stocks to dwindle.
It is important to remember that private contractors are not bound by the same codes, structures and obligations as those in public service. As Tom Crum, then the chief operating officer for KBR's logistics operations, wrote in an internal memo, "We cannot allow the Army to push us to put our people in harm's way. ... If we in management believe the Army is asking us to put our KBR employees in danger that we are not willing to accept, then we will refuse to go."
As civilians, this choice is their right to make. But as retired Army Major Gen. Barry McCaffery testified to Congress in 2007, the consequence of turning over so much of the supply system to private civilian firms, which have this right to decide when and where they deploy, makes our logistics system "a house of cards."
In the same way that companies such as Cisco were forced to reconsider their outsourcing policies in the late 1990s, after they lost the ability to deliver on core functions, the military (with a push from Congress) needs to reevaluate what is appropriate to outsource and what is not. If a task is critical to the mission's ultimate success or failure, then perhaps it should be kept in-house. In other words: Feel free to outsource the Burger Kings, laundries and base construction, but maybe we ought to keep roles like military interrogators, armed troops and movement of critical supplies (all now outsourced) inside the system.
The Pentagon also has to do a much better job of being a smart client. Far too few contracts get any true competition to drive down prices. Instead, they tend to be bundled together into massive structures, where a few prime contractors (just three in the new version of LOGCAP) are the ones that dole out sub-contracts. Add in the largely cost-plus contract structure, and savings tend not to accrue.
There also aren't enough eyes and ears working on behalf of the government client to monitor contractor performance. In 1998, there was one financial auditor for every $642 million in Pentagon contracts. Today, there is one auditor for every $2.03 billion in contracts.
These auditors aren't just required to catch false billings and cost overruns, but also to ensure quality. That soldier's electrocution didn't happen because of malice; it happened, as an internal Pentagon e-mail revealed, because KBR's inspections were never reviewed by a "qualified government employee," and the Army wasn't aware of "the extent of the severity of the electrical problems."
Finally, the Pentagon needs to use its massive buying power to shape and sanction the market, much like Wal-Mart does to wring out efficiencies and send warnings to any vendors that think to cross it. For example, the new LOGCAP contract, potentially worth up to $150 billion, went to KBR, DynCorp and Fluor. Yet, as the Project on Government Oversight found, these same three companies have been cited for 29 cases of serious misconduct in the last decade--a category of allegations that includes false claims against the government, violations of the Anti-Kickback Act, fraud and conspiracy to launder money.
There's no doubt that demand for outsourced logistics has grown, and that private military contractors are bigger than ever. But we've yet to see whether the government will advance equally in its efforts to become a smart regulator and customer of this marketplace.
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Former Arkansas governor and GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee stood by a joke he made at the expense of transgender people, telling Iowa talk radio host Steve Deace on Friday that his off-color joke was a "commonsense answer to the insanity that's going on out there."
In a speech to the National Religious Broadcasters convention in February, Huckabee joked that when he was in high school he would have liked to have pretended to be transgender in order to shower with the girls in gym class. The comment gained national attention after the conservative website WorldNetDaily posted it on YouTube last month, shortly before Caitlyn Jenner's introduction in Vanity Fair put transgender rights in the media spotlight.
When Deace asked Huckabee if the criticism of his locker room joke was an example of the media's "misplaced priorities," Huckabee responded, "It's absolutely an example."
"And by the way, Steve, I take nothing back from that speech," he added. "I'm kind of glad it's posted because people, if they watch the whole clip, what they're going to see is that I'm giving a commonsense answer to the insanity that's going on out there. Because I hear people, everybody wants to be politically correct, everybody wants to be loved by the media and loved by the left and loved by the elitists. But, you know, I know I'm not going to be, so let's just get it over with. I'd rather be a commonsense candidate for people who did take their brains to work today."
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CAIRO: Tunisia's Islamist Prime Minister has offered to dissolve his government and form a national unity cabinet after the assassination on Wednesday night of a leading secular politician caused the country's worst crisis since the Arab Spring.
Thousands of protesters rampaged through cities after Chokri Belaid, 48, head of the small, left-wing Democratic Patriotic Party, was shot three times in the head and chest as he left his home in Tunis.
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Demonstrators call on Tunisian Prime Minister Hamdi Jebali to resign, following the death of a secular opposition leader.
Mr Belaid had criticised Islamist violence, accusing the ruling party, al-Nahda, and its leader, Rachid Ghannouchi, of sympathising with the perpetrators.
His family blamed al-Nahda for his assassination. Mr Belaid's wife, Basma, said her husband had received daily death threats.
''I saw his blood flowing, I saw his little smile. I saw that they want to kill democracy,'' Mrs Belaid said.
Hours after the assassination, the Tunisian Prime Minister, Hamadi Jebali, said on television: ''I have decided to form a government of competent nationals without political affiliation, which will have a mandate limited to managing the affairs of the country until elections are held in the shortest possible time.''
Tunisia held parliamentary elections after the Arab Spring, which led to a coalition of the moderate Islamist al-Nahda and two centre-left secular parties taking power.
But the economy has failed to recover from the upheaval and the country has been plagued by violence from radical Salafi Islamist groups, which have disrupted secular political meetings and attacked Sufi Muslim shrines.
Al-Nahda offices were set on fire in towns after news of the assassination broke.
Mr Ghannouchi condemned the shooting. ''The killers want a bloodbath but they won't succeed,'' he said.
The Tunisian President, Moncef Marzouki, a figurehead from a secular party allied to al-Nahda, was in Strasbourg to address the European Parliament.
''This odious assassination of a political leader, who I knew well and who was my friend, is a threat,'' he said. ''It is a letter sent that will not be received.''
The night before he was killed, Mr Belaid told Tunisian television: ''There are groups inside al-Nahda inciting violence … all those who oppose al-Nahda become the targets of violence.''
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The Austin American-Statesman reported Thursday that the lawsuit filed in Austin names the Texas Department of Public Safety and the state attorney general's office.
Travis pleaded guilty in January to driving while intoxicated. A judge sentenced him to two years' probation and ordered a 180-day suspended jail term.
The judge also granted a defense motion asking that the arrest video not be made public.
Media groups have requested the video. The state attorney general's office ruled May 3 that the judge doesn't have discretion to bar the video's release.
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