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Clark Fellows Explore Intriguing Topics in Lectures and Introduce their Favorite Films at the Clark this October
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September 19, 2006
From Islamic iconoclasm to fashion and art in post-WWII Paris, and Underground Film to the story of a tramp rescued from the Seine, a variety of thought-provoking and intriguing topics will be explored by Clark Fellows in lectures and films this fall at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. Fellows' lectures are held on selected Tuesdays at 5:30 pm, and fellows' films show at 7:30 pm on selected Thursdays. These events are free and open to the public.
Kicking off the October events will be Finbarr Barry Flood presenting the lecture "Artists as Iconoclasts: Theories of Transformation in Medieval Islam" on Tuesday, October 3 at 5:30 pm. Some founding Islamic prophetic texts contain proscriptions on image making, which have shaped attitudes towards the image in the Islamic world. In some of these texts, it is advocated that images of humans be decapitated rather than destroyed, leaving figures that look like plants or trees. This comparison in the texts seems to have inspired a body of "altered images" in which human or animal forms are transformed into multicolored flowers. The lecture will focus on these transformed images, and uses them as a starting point for a discussion of the practical and theoretical understanding of mutability in medieval Islam.
Fellow Heinrich Dilly's lecture on Tuesday, October 17, "The Vatican Apollo in the Musée Napoleon," focuses on the painting La Salle des Saisons by Hubert Robert, created between 1802 and 1803, and now housed in the Louvre. The painting will provide the starting point for some reflections and observations on the reception of the Vatican Apollo in Napoleonic Paris. The statue is not shown in the painting, but the talk will argue that the Apollo is most definitely present.
The fall fellows' film series begins with Jean Renoir's Boudu Saved from Drowning (Boudu sauvé des Eaux) (1932, 81 minutes) on October 5 at 7:30 pm. This story follows a tramp, Boudu, who is rescued from the Seine by the kind-hearted bookseller Mr. Lestingois. The drama begins when both Mrs. Lestingois and her maid find the new houseguest to be lazy and salacious. The film, in French with English subtitles, will be introduced by fellow Serge Guilbaut of the University of British Columbia. The film is not rated.
November films and lectures include Chantal Ackerman's rarely seen experimental film News From Home, introduced by Arden Reed on November 2; Paul Schrader's chilling film The Comfort of Strangers, introduced by Ernst van Alphen on November 9; "Tableaux Vivants," a lecture by fellow Arden Reed on November 14; "Film Cultures: Jack Smith's Underground Playroom," a lecture by Ann Reynolds on November 28; and Atom Egoyan's intriguing 1984 movie Next of Kin, introduced by Finbarr Barry Flood on November 30.
The Clark announced 11 Clark Fellows for the 2006-2007 academic year. Fellowships are awarded to national and international scholars, critics, and museum professionals whose work extends and enhances the understanding of the visual arts and their role in culture. The program encourages a critical commitment to research in the theory, history, and interpretation of works from all periods and genres.
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food took forever:( – I won't wait fifty-five mintues for a sandwich ever again;(
Good Food, Better Beer and Great Service – Nice bright brew pub with some pretty good food. Ended up there on a business trip and thoroughly enjoyed my dinner even though I was by myself. I would especially recommend their IPA
Pretty Chill – I don't know about "touristy," when I was there last night it was packed full of suits. Went in for a cool drink, we were thirsty from walkin around, it was around 3 pm. We had never been there before and so my boyfriend and I got this beer tasting special, for $5.95 we were only supposed to get 5 tastes but we ended up with 7, and free glasses. The bartender was cool, maybe it was just because we're nice and treat people well, or maybe the place is just cool enough to hook people up. Bottom line is, we came back for the happy hour (3:30-6:30). A pitcher of beer is $9.50 and that's not overpriced, as I only drink dark beers and it was a porter. The food is mainstream American food. Nothing fancy, normal portions, normal prices. Watch your tab to be sure you get the specials you're entitled to for the happy hour special. It's not a bad place, not the best place in the world, but if you're on K and you're thirsty, it's worth a beer.
Good for happy hour – The random distribution of reviews by one-time visitors is indicative of what I've experienced: sometimes the food isn't so good, and sometimes the service is bad. It's pretty up & down as far as being an actual restaurant goes. It's also a bit on the flashy, chain-restaurant side of design, so if you're looking for a quiet beer in a place without pretense, this isn't it.
This can be an mediocre place for lunch, but thoroughly not worth it if you don't plan to drink some beer, since there is better food within 300 feet in every direction. Watch out, though, because Pyramid beers are usually above 5% - you may spend the afternoon squinting at the fluorescent lighting in your office and wishing you could take a nap.
On the other hand, it IS a great place for beers after work, as the happy hour prices are good for both beer and snacks. Of course, sometimes those snacks aren't so good, but the cheapness of pitchers will undoubtedly offset that in a short amount of time. The crowd around this time is generally NOT kid-friendly; it?s a bunch of downtown workers dousing their collective ire in ethanol. Dirty jokes and loud talking will abound..
The Hefeweizen is still probably their best beer, but they carry the McTarnahan?s ales, as well, and they?re pretty tasty. The seasonal beer is usually worth checking out, as well. I?ve heard the Thomas Kemper sodas are pretty good, but I?ve never had them ? I don?t go out on Friday at Five P.M. to get a soda. At all costs, do NOT purchase any of their ?cocktails,? as they?re made with Soju and are an overpriced joke. If you want a lame, watery Tequila Sunrise, go to Hanger 17; at least there it will have actual Tequila in it.
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There's better food, better beer to be had close by... – I've been to Pyramid a few times... My wife's friend descibed it as "the one that looks like a Disney Store" from the front. "Big Corporate" is good for some things, not so good for others. I think there are 3 strikes against Pyramid as a "brewpub":
- they don't actually brew any beer onsite - this is a Corporate restaurant with beer hauled in from Berkeley
- the food is lackluster pub grub - nothing wrong with simple, but you better do it really well if that's your focus
- the beers aren't very exciting. Today's most exciting brewpubs & micros are doing some incredible things with beer - unfortunately Pyramid is not in this group.
SO - if you need a bite and don't have time to drive walk another 4 to 10 blocks, then Pyramid will get you filled up & rolling again. But if you want to seek out interesting food with quality hand crafted beers, look up one of the other local Sacramento pubs or restaurants.
Bad Food – The food was horrible! I ordered a simple chicken quesadilla and there were bones in it! Gross! Imagine bitting down on that! They also have a small selection of alchohol that isn't beer. Yes, its a brewery, but for happy hour sometimes you go with people who don't really want beer.
Would not recommend :( – Unfortunately we had our company hoiday party at Pyramid. Our dinner consisted of standard beer bar appetizers and 3 and choice of 3 entrees on our menu for $35 a person. The menu choices were cilantro chicken, grilled tri tip, or a vegetarian noodle dish. I believe the food was supposed to be hot dishes but was served cold. The meat was tough and dry on both the chicken and the tri tip and the flavors bland. You actually needed a beer to get it down. The service was mediocre at best; maybe our crowd of 30 or so people upstairs was more than the restaurant could handle. It might be okay if you are a small table or just stop in for a beer and burger. But I won't waste my time checking.
Love the Beer! – Pyramid is a fun place to start your night out at. Great Selection of beer for all taste buds and delicous food.
Great food & beer! – We stumbled across the Pyramid Alehouse while wandering downtown and were pleasantly surprised at how good both the food and beer were. There were about ten beers brewed on-site though a few were sold out. They offer several unique dishes such as chicken & apple bratwurst and wood fired pizzas. Everything we tried was excellent.
My recommendation: Try the Hefe Weizen beer and order the garlic fries as an appetizer. The fries may be bad for your breath but were super addictive!
Better with beer than with food; service. – Pyramid may make great beers, but their food is honestly not that great. The first time I went was on a Sunday afternoon and service was great. We ordered the artichoke/spinach dip, which was overly rich, and the fish tacos which were spicy but nothing much else. I went back a 2nd time and it took 1.5 hours to have lunch, which was the buffalo chicken sandwich on foccacia bread. Either they dont' know what foccacia is, or they have bad baking skills. Needless to say, I didn't tip generously and I don't plan on going back.
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It's hard to single out a favorite BW film. There are so many. It's easier to cite the ones I dislike: The Emperor Waltz, Kiss Me, Stupid, and Buddy, Buddy. Only four! I think both Avanti! and Fedora are underrated, especially Avanti! He was a master, a genius. I especially love his and William Wyler's remarks after Lubitsch's funeral: "No more Lubitsch," Wilder said . . . "Worse than that," Wyler replied, "no more Lubitsch films." Wilder's tribute to Lubitsch was "Love in the Afternoon," a delightful romantic comedy with many "Lubitsch touches."
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Wilder was the best, the g.o.a.t... I don't think there's anyone that has matched his catalogue. Even LOST WEEKEND is a blistering, powerful, courageous film. And that's like a throwaway on his resume to many people. Just amazing to look back on his run. It's still a joy to watch pretty much every one of his films.
Sasha | March 31, 2012 10:55 AM
Thanks for Posting this IndieWire. For those who are interested in reading more about this director, I suggest picking up a copy of Cameron Crowe's "Conversations with Wilder"
Karl Matuschka | March 30, 2012 5:24 PM
Nice work! You can find Billy Wilder's 22-minute short "Death Mills" on the DVD release of A FILM UNFINISHED: http://www.oscilloscope.net/films/film/25/A-Film-Unfinished
Gatsby | March 28, 2012 10:03 PM
I love these retrospectives you do, and also how you don't overdo them, proving I imagine that real time has gone into the research. Saying that, please keep them coming, particularly with directors with such large outputs; the Woody Allen two parter has become a go to bible for me and my friends. Thankyou! X
Nik Grape | March 28, 2012 1:02 PM
I've compiled a list of Wilder films that I'm ashamed to say I've never seen (Double Indemnity being the first one, I know, terrible terrible). So thank you for this piece it was really inspiring. He was such a great filmmaker. Sunset Boulevard will always be one of my favorite Hollywood films.
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Thank you for doing this. :) I now want to have a marathon of his films, well my favorites of his!
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After researching this product and feeling confident that this herbal alternative to harsh chemical haircolors was a safe one, I did a test of about one drop of the gel to my inner arm, and within 8 hours had developed a severe blistered, itchy, red and swollen area measuring 3" across. This required immediate medical intervention with steroid treatments for a week to clear it up.
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This is a wonderful product!! I've used henna and it was such a messy and time-consuming process that I never wanted to use it again. Herbatint not only leaves my hair shiny and soft, but it's also really easy to use! Plus, it's cheaper and better for your hair than most store-bought hair dyes. I definitely recommend it!!!!
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It works great with mature dredlocks!
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I'm a black woman with long dredlocks (6-years old) that had begun to turn brown and golden brown at the ends because of the sun. I decided to use this product because I prefer the look of rich, black dredlocks, and my original hair color is closer to black than brown. I saw that someone (a black woman with very long and beautiful dredlocks) on youtube had used this product, and recommended it because it is mostly natural. For this reason, I decided to try it. I'd used black henna in the past, and though it looked great a week or two after I died it, I found that henna (months later) left this nasty, dirty looking residue in my locks. So, I just wanted to try something else, but more natural than regular hair dye. The application was easy, but if you have long dredlocks (mine are to the middle of my back, and i have a LOT of hair), I recommend getting two packages, as the amount in one box didn't fully cover my hair. I have a handful of strands I couldn't fully cover, BUT the rich black color of all my other locks just makes the brown ones look like highlights. Perfect!
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A long time ago I picked a password I thought was great and I used it everywhere. This password is now what I call my "Throw Away" password. I have used it since 2001 and I use it whenever I sign up for a new service that I'm not worried about security on. I also have a "Common" password for trusted sites that don't involve my personal information (YouTube, Netflix, Facebook) and a "Secure" password for very personal sites (Email Accounts, Banking, Bills). Below I'm going to tell you why you need at least two types of passwords and what the definition of secure really means is in terms of a password.
Why You Need Multiple Passwords
Hacking happens all the time. Not the hacking of you per se, but the hacking of websites with shoddy security practices. Let me give you an example of why you should reserve one password for your "Secure" sites and use a "Common" password for others. Let's say you sign up for an account while buying a book at a random, previously unknown online retailer. This retailer has not taken it upon themselves to encrypt your password on their server and their server gets hacked. Now the hacker has your email address and your password. If you used the same password when signing up for the book site as you do for your email, they now have access to your email account. With access to your email, they can submit a "Forgot Your Password" request on many websites and get the email delivered right into their hands. With the email in hand they can change your password, and take over your various accounts.
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Create a new secure password for your email account, which of course you can fully trust since you're all using Gmail now. Now that you have your new secure password, this password should only be used on sites you can really trust to keep your password encrypted and protected. Nobody is perfect, but large scale sites like Facebook, Twitter, bank sites, online bill pay sites, and any other site you really trust can usually be relied upon to keep it secure, or to alert you immediately if there's a problem so you can change your password quickly. Then if you do have to change your password, you know the few sites you've trusted with this password.
Your other password I called "Common" should be the one you use on sites you don't grant the same level of trust you give your bank and bills. Sites like Netflix and YouTube are fine to use this password on. This way if something happens to those accounts the most you're out is some time in getting access back to your account and you avoid the full scale onslaught of your digital life.
What is a Secure Password?
I'm a big believer in a memorable, usable password. If your password is so complex you have to keep a record of it somewhere, especially if that somewhere is on a sticky note on your monitor or under your keyboard, then it's not secure. Your password needs to be at least 8 characters, because so many services require this nowadays, and it needs to have some complexity to it.
A Method to the Madness
Having a password like "Dj#wP3M$c" is complex, but it's just not necessary in most cases. What if instead you used a fake email address like "email@example.com" as a password. It's got symbols, uncommon words, and it's really long which would make it extremely safe. For added security you could even capitalize "My" and "Dogs".
Another method is to combine two easy to remember words into one. Take the two uncommon words (according to most password dictionaries) "Method" and "Secure". We could mesh them together into "MSeetchuorde" and have a very secure yet memorable password. I don't really like this method, but it may work for some. A variant of this is a theory new to me where you make your password at least three words with a space between them. So based on one smart guys research, "Fluffy Bunny Pillow" is easily one of the most secure passwords you could create simply because it has spaces in it. Note that the spaces are key. If a site won't allow spaces and you like this method, use something like an underscore "_" to fill the gap.
Personally, I prefer to create a new password by placing my hands on my keyboard and randomly typing something that comes out naturally and includes some numbers and at least one capital letter. An example I'll do just for this article is "Solin234". Try typing that a few times and you'll find that it's very easy on the hands, can be typed really quickly, and it even kind of sounds like a real word, which will make it easier when you try and memorize it.
Password Refreshes
Change your "Secure" password at least once a year just to be on the safe side. To be honest, I do it more like once every 2-3 years, but I also don't take Facebook surveys and I don't get computer viruses. If you're confident in your computer skills like me, then the regular changing may not be as necessary.
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In the past, IMAP Year Two Teachers had to complete a portfolio in order to satisfy their IMAP requirements. Though the portfolio concept had the best intentions, it was felt by former IMAP Teachers, Scorers, Mentors, Administrators and the Indiana Department of Education that the portfolio caused a great deal of stress, anxiety and took up a great deal of time and energy from the beginning educator. In addition, the results of the portfolio did not really establish whether new teachers were ready for their five year Proficient Practitioner license.
The attachment below is the replacement for the portfolio. It is an assessment tool that will be completed by the Building Level Administrator (BLA)/Principal. Your BLA has been, hopefully, observing you on a regular basis and is the best person to ascertain how you have developed as a teacher at this point. This tool is based on the ten INTASC Principles.
You are responsible to print off a copy of this assessment and give it to your Building Level Administrator (BLA)/Principal. You and your BLA will meet to complete this document. As a Year Two IMAP teacher, you should be at the 'proficient' level for at least 8 of the 10 principles in order to have completed your IMAP requirements. It is recommended that you and your BLA go through this document at least once prior to the final evaluation at the end of the year. This will give you a chance to see which areas need improvement before your final evaluation. Please feel free to share this page with your BLA so they may see what their responsibilities are.
Once you have successfully completed the IMAP assessment (8 out of 10 principles at the proficient level), your BLA will give you an IMAP completion letter. You will submit this letter with your application materials for your five year Proficient Practitioner License.
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Such high-tech customer service helps explain why Cognizant (CTSH), based in Teaneck, N.J., has been growing like crazy. The company, a regular on Fortune's annual Fastest-Growing Companies list, this year makes its debut on the Fortune 500, arriving at No. 484 with $4.6 billion in 2010 revenue, up a staggering 40% from a year earlier.
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Thankfully, we live in a world where pizza is not only easy-to-find but – if you're American – now also counts as one of your daily servings of vegetables. God bless the USA, and her love for pizza pies.
Coffee snobs have optimized the process of making the rich, delicious beverage from the time the bean is plucked to the moment it touches your lips, why shouldn't pizza be the same way? The people at Fred & Friends think it should be. They've developed the Pizza Boss: a circular saw pizza cutter that ensures you'll look like a boss while you're divvying up the pie for all your friends or just for you – not judging.
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Dr. Madtes: Jack found out that he has no evidence in his lungs to suggest a lung cancer at this point.
What's that mean? Does he have to come back next year?
Dr. Madtes: Right now the data that we have from the National Lung Screening Trial, which was a large National Cancer Institute Trial, would indicate that annual CT scans are appropriate in this high risk category; again defined by age and tobacco exposure.
Are most institutions doing this or not?
Dr. Madtes: Not yet. Different institutions are beginning to put their programs in place. There are some who have been in place for many years as part of earlier National Cancer Institute Trials, but to have routine CT screening become more available in the community is a work in progress. We at the SCCA are one of the first to offer CT screening here in the Puget Sound area.
As a doctor, is lung cancer frustrating for you because most of it is preventable?
Dr. Madtes: Yes absolutely. Ninety percent of lung cancer cases occur in smokers. The best way to avoid lung cancer is to not smoke or if you're a smoker to quit smoking.
Are there any of those facts that you don't think people know? Is there anything you know that if people knew this they would never touch a cigarette?
Dr. Madtes: Yes, a couple of facts. The American Cancer Society this year estimates that the number of new cases of lung cancer in Americans is going to exceed two hundred and twenty five thousand patients. Also in this year, they estimate that there's going to be more than a hundred and fifty seven thousand lung cancer related deaths. So lung cancer is the biggest cancer killer in the United States. It represents more cancer related deaths than prostate, breast, colorectal and ovarian cancers combined. It is by far the biggest cancer killer. So if we can help people to understand that and help them to stop smoking which to me smoking cessation, quitting smoking is a very important part of the CT Screening Program and part of what we offer here.
Is lung cancer a hard death?
Dr. Madtes: It's very hard. It's hard for the patient and for the family. The chemotherapies that are available can be very difficult especially in the older population, which is where lung cancers tend to be more prevalent and diagnosed. It's extremely difficult.
When you see kids smoking do you just want to smack them?
Dr. Madtes: I want to educate them. You know children see themselves as immortal right. We all did when we were teenagers. So trying to get them over that notion is a very difficult challenge, but I must say we have smoking cessation specialists here at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance that do a fabulous job in trying to educate patients and family members
One thing that I would say is really important is not only the availability of the CT Screening Program, but having a team of experts in place to deal with the findings of the CT scan. When you think about it, any facility that has a CT scanner can open up a CT Screening Program for higher risk patients for early diagnosis or detection of lung cancer. It's really about knowing what to do with the findings, the results of the scan, which is so important. So what really needs to be in place is a multi-disciplinary team of lung cancer experts that can look at that CT scan and can interview the patient. Find out what would be the next steps in the care of that individual. Because with CT screening we're going to detect abnormalities and the issue is having providers with the judgment and the experience to know what to do with those abnormalities so that you don't put patients in harm's way for unnecessary procedures. You don't run up the cost of health care by doing unnecessary procedures. So having that kind of team in place is really important.
Do you have any price comparison of catching a cancer early or catching a cancer late?
Dr. Madtes: That's a really good question. I've seen numbers that are kind of all over the board. My understanding is that if we can detect a lung cancer early and surgically resect it the cost is less than half of what it would be to have someone with advanced stage disease who then goes through combination chemotherapy, radiation therapy and ultimately dies of their disease.
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Right now i have essential elvis volume 6 playing.....for no other reason than that i haven't played it for so long...cool
True love travels on a gravel road
Right now i have essential elvis volume 6 playing.....for no other reason than that i haven't played it for so long...cool
TCB Chris.
It was a bussy evening i've listened to: Platinum cd 4
"dinner at eight" and "just pretend" 1975
I just got back from Memphis , and probably the CD I spent the most time listening to in the car was Rhythm And Country.
From Elvis In Memphis also got some play, as did The Lost Album (For The Asking).
I bought Polk Salad Annie at Graceland, and I'm sorry to say I wasn't as thrilled with that as I thought I would be. At any rate, it makes a nice companion to the On Stage upgrade. Now I'm not complaining; I'm just saying I wasn't as taken with it as most others seem to be. No biggie.
...you won't forget me when I go.
You were a busy boy yesterday Elvos
Right now I am listening to FTD Viva las Vegas ... You're the boss is great!
I had to invest some time for it , but it made me a TCB friend allong the way...
Congrats! (another step closer to the Die-Hard phase )
Right now I'm listening to my rumbling tummy.
What are you having?
Anything good?
Elvis Live in Omaha-Nebraska 06/19/77..just introduced his backup singer,.
..." the baritone singer, he is the guy that this of the talking and announcing just before i come out,you know and told you to sit , dont spit and chew gum,you know, i am only kidding ..he's just doing his job, his from Nashville, his name is Ed Hill "
Elvis singing What's She Really Like in the shower (watching GI Blues)
'all i needed was the rain' what a stunning song,which is currently blaring from my stereo
Its a matter of time...The FB cd that is....(love the song too mind) What a Great show
TCB Chris.
Right now i am listening to Elvis-The Memphis Record 'Who Am I'
I'm listening to several songs, because I'm trying to get the downloaded albums in order. So I hear many albums. My favouriet albums, though are the gospelalbums and the studio rehearsals and ofcourse the live albums. If I'm not able to listen to Elvis I try to sing them myself, although I must admit that I often only can sing most song when I hear Elvis. I keep forgetting the lyrics. Must be the age. Lol.
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Stroll down Locust Walk. Toss toast onto historic Franklin Field. Celebrate Hey Day. Life at Penn is rich with time-honored traditions and lots of new experiences to explore.
Hey Day
Following a tradition that reaches back to 1916, Penn juniors celebrated Hey Day 2012 by donning red shirts, strutting along Locust Walk carrying canes and biting into straw hats.
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From museums to student theater, music and dance, the arts play a leading role at Penn.
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Root for the Quakers and stay fit through a variety of athletic and recreational activities.
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• Halloween carnival, 5:30-8 p.m., Mars Hill Missionary Baptist Church, 1300 Parkwood Drive, games, activities, food and more, the Rev. La'Noah Ealy is pastor.
• Fall festival, 6-7 p.m.; Trunk or Treat, 7 p.m., Hatcher Avenue Baptist Church, Jacksonville.
• Neighborhood Halloween Party for all ages, 6-8 p.m., First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 1327 Leighton Ave. at 14th Street. Fun activities, costume contests, door prizes, hot dogs, chili and chips will be featured. Call 256-236-1316 for more information.
• Lobsterfest 2012, noon-7 p.m., sponsored by Grace Episcopal Church, 1000 Leighton Ave., Anniston, to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Calhoun County. Lobster meals must be purchased in advance. Full meal $22, lobster only $16. Tickets may be purchased from church members, from Habitat for Humanity staff and directors, or from the church office. The event includes craft vendors, children's activities and a bake sale. Hotdogs and soft drinks will be available for purchase during the day. For information, call 256-236-4457.
• St. Charles OktoberFest, 6-10 p.m., St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, 308 Seventh St., NE, Jacksonville, $15 adults, couples, $25, $5 children under 12, 256-435-3238.
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Last year I was given the opportunity to ride a specially prepped Rooney Special Airhead BMW in the AustralAsian Safari Rally, touted as the "the toughest, most demanding off-road race in the Eastern Hemisphere." It's seven days and 1,500 miles through western Australia's grand Outback. It was an opportunity I could not refuse. Plans were made over several months, support was garnered from a multitude of sources and in September I got on a plane with a bag full of gear in tow, bound for the other side of the world.
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Goin' Down Rockin': The Last Recordings of Waylon Jennings Tracklist
By: Roughstock Staff
A new album from outlaw country legend Waylon Jennings will be released this September, filled with recordings the icon made during the last few years before his death in 2002. Jennings spent hours in a recording studio with his longtime accompanist, Robby Turner and together they laid down twelve tracks using just Waylon's guitar and vocals and Turner's bass. All songs were personally selected by the country star, ones that resonated in a deeply personal way and reflected his state of mind, his passions, and important statements he wanted to make about his life. The duo planned out the future instrumentation that would be added to the tracks, but Jennings was never able to complete them.
10 years after his passing, Turner returned to the recordings, finishing each song to honor Waylon's vision of what would turn out to be his very last album. Bringing in musicians who had long worked with Waylon, such as Reggie Young, Richie Albright and tour mate Tony Joe White, Turner painstakingly created the album that Waylon set out to make. "Waylon knows he's surrounded by friends and all that hear this will feel as if they know Waylon in all his authenticity," explains his widow, country singer Jessi Colter. With his family's blessing,Goin' Down Rockin': The Last Recordings of Waylon Jennings will be available on September 11 (Saguaro Road Records). No one has ever heard these performances before; they are Waylon's last gift to his fans.
Jennings wrote 11 of the 12 songs that appear on the new album, a testament to the personal nature of the recordings, and they reveal an artist in the midst of a final creative peak. In addition to his own songs, the album includes Tony Joe White's "Goin' Down Rockin'" (on which White himself is a guest). In all, the album will feature eleven songs that have never been released before.
Goin' Down Rockin' - The Last Recordings of Waylon Jennings Tracklist:
1. Goin' Down Rockin (Featuring Tony Joe White)
2. Belle Of The Ball
3. If My Harley Was Runnin'
4. I Do Believe
5. Friends In California
6. The Ways of the World
7. Shakin' The Blues
8. Never Say Die
9. Wasting Time
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Biker Bar??? – Poor service, horrible atmosphere.
I was excited to find a new bar with a volley ball court opening up. I took my family out last Saturday and it appears to still be a run down biker bar.
I suggest avoiding this place at all cost.
low key bar, biker friendly – I like Weirdo's for the atmosphere, great looking staff, and come as you are style.
Nice atmosphere – This place is great if you want to hang with friends but don't mind being surrounded by noisey people. The outdoor vollyball courts are awesome and the people this place attracts are usually laidback locals looking to throw back a few drinks on the weekend. And yes, you usually have to order your own drinks at the bar yourself, but whats different than any other bar?? Nice alternative to the 6th street escapades we usually take part in. The inside usually stinks like sewer water though, but who sits inside anyways? haha.
Weird! – Why in the first place would you name your resteraunt Weirdos?!?!?! well i'll tell you one thing it's just like the title!
What is this place? – If I could give it a zero I would. One beer and out is the best thing I can say because we could not get anyone to wait on us. In passing I asked our tall blond watress to bring us a menu twice but to no avail. I think she was just too busy talking to the volleyball folks. They were not ordering anything but their company must have been better than earning a living. This place needs to decide if it is a kids playground, a park, a resturant or a bar because trying to be all of those is well.... JUST WEIRD!
Music there sucks, waitresses are annoying – I went with some friends and we went when there was some live music, the music there was absolute garbage, I dont even know where they find these people.
The waitress we had seemed annoyed that she had to work and was slow. Waitress would get drinks and stop by her friends and talk while our drinks were waiting.
I would NOT go here again, there is nothing "weird" about this place. The only thing I find remotely "weird" is how they manage to stay in business.
Great Atmosphere - Horrible Service – Great hang out spot, courts are great the only problem is there are leagues almost every night so free play is very restricted. I have often seen managers sitting around while the waitresses are slammed or nowhere to be found. Overall it's pretty cool and dog friendly;)
New Austin Fave – Weirdo's is just one of those hole in the wall Austin places that attracts everyone from families of four to bikers to singles and all types of Austin "weirdos". The food consistents of bar favorites like cheese fries, sliders, and burgers. Definitely not a place for those watching your figure but that's not fun anyways and Weirdo's is all about the fun. They have a great outdoor patio which is sure to be packed this summer and they welcome dogs which is another plus. Weirdo's hosts local artists and bands and has live music pretty much every weekend. You can check their website for a full schedule. If you are looking for an unpretentious neighborhood bar and grill that you can sit back, watch the game, enjoy some hot food and a cold beer you have found it with Weirdo's. Put this on your list of places to check out pronto!
I have found a second home – This is exactly what north Austin needed. A cool place to sit back, watch some TV and have a couple of drinks. BIG deck outside to enjoy the sand volleyball tournaments and hang out with your dog. Yes dog, they are dog friendly. They also allow kids during the day.There is a playscape for them to hang out/ Happy hour can get a bit packed so junior may not have too much fun. I didn't stay for lunch or dinner, but the kitchen smells were tempting. NEXT time i will. DEFINATELY PLAN on going back. Great job and good luck!!! We need more places like this
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Samsung has acquired Boxee and the Boxee forums are shutdown. Boxee kept the carrot of new firmware going right up until the acquisition but it is extremely unlikely that it will ever be released.
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[quote]Just an update all and I will be editing the 1st post to reflect the latest info.
Boxee has started shipping and the 1.0 firmware has appeared in an online review, so the firmware should be available to us mere mortals later today.
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- Official Boxee Box owner's guide.
- Reset Boxee Box to factory defaults by powering the box off, waiting 30 seconds then hold the power button down for between 6 and 8 seconds (no more than that). Thanks Darcilicious for this one.
- Here for instructions on how to collect debug logs.
- Here for instructions on how to USB flash firmware onto Boxee Box.
- Get the most out of your Boxee with this article's tips.
how do I use local artwork and nfo files with Boxee Box as of release SP3?
Maybe Jason can put this in the first post of this huge thread...
I have each movie in it's own folder, named for example 'The Matrix (1999)'. Then, in that folder, a 'The Matrix (1999).mkv', a 'The Matrix (1999).nfo', and a 'folder.jpg'.
The .nfo should only include the full IMDb URL. The folder.jpg is the movie poster I downloaded from www.themoviedb.org, which I resized down to 480x320, which looks good enough to me on my front projection.
Known issues in version 1.0 SP3 as of 01/19/2011;
- True-HD is decoded to LPCM.. is not bitstreamed
- DTS-MA bitstream output has momentary moment of silence or "gap" during playback.
- As previously noted, the boxee box does not support bd menus (I.E. DUNE, C200, etc...).this was never an advertised feature but some users seem confused... thanks dr. bone.
- Chapter selection markers not seen for DVD ISO created with Clone DVD.
- USB IR remote control is very limited at this time. There are two USB IR remote types that work with Boxee Box, MCE2 emulators (such as HP, Dell or other "Windows Media Center" remotes, as well as the "Ortek VRC-1100" remote control. For each of these remote types, various buttons do not work, and in some cases there are problems with remote sensitivity, etc. See the Boxee Remote thread for more information.
- No real FF/REW control on Boxee remote, too many button pushes for things like audio changes, chapter selection, etc.
Boxee software has improved a lot since release. This is my followup video that shows the current state of the Boxee as well as a sneak peek at the new Vudu application which is working wonderfully on Boxee Box as of Jan 19 2011.
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