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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Shares of Canadian banks weighed on the broader Toronto market, with Bank of Nova Scotia exerting the most pressure following its announcement that it is buying ING Bank of Canada.
The S&P/TSX Composite Index (GSPTSE) declined 130 points, or 1.1%, to 11,879 in recent activity.
Shares of Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) BNS, -1.56% the third-largest cap company on the Toronto Stock Exchange behind Royal Bank of Canada (RY) RY, -2.84% and Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) TD, +1.89% were down 2.7% in recent activity.
Late Wednesday, Bank of Nova Scotia announced it would buy ING Bank of Canada from Dutch parent ING Groep NV for C$3.13 billion, or about $3.16 billion, in cash. Read more on deal to buy ING Bank of Canada.
Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Brian Klock said in a note it was an expensive deal for Bank of Nova Scotia, but that it needs the deposits.
"While ING Direct most likely represents the last bank for sale in Canada, we believe that low profitability of this broker-like mortgage business may not have deserved as high a purchase price as BNS paid," said Klock.
Klock said that while the bank will only generate about a 50-basis point return on assets on the deal it will be able to "use a significant amount of leverage given that most of these assets are insured Canadian mortgages."
The bank was also downgraded to neutral from outperform by CreditSuisse on Wednesday after it reporting a weaker-than-expected outlook for international loan growth. CreditSuisse also lowered its price target on Bank of Nova Scotia to C$57 from C$61. Bank of Nova Scotia reported higher quarterly earnings on Tuesday. Read more on BNS earnings.
Shares of Royal Bank of Canada were up only 0.4% and Toronto-Dominion shares were down 1.5% despite reporting significantly higher profits and boosting dividends on Thursday. Read more on T-D, RBC.
Shares of Bank of Montreal (BMO) BMO, -2.43% which also reported higher earnings and boosted its dividend earlier in the week, were down 1.2%. Read more on BMO earnings.
The S&P/TSX Capped Financial Index (TTFS) declined 1.1% for the day and is barely hanging on to positive territory for the week with a 0.1% gain. Of the four Canadian banks, only Royal Bank of Canada is in positive territory for the week.
Energy and mining stocks also weighed heavily on the TSX as gold and oil prices declined.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, crude oil for October delivery CLV22, -50.74% fell 1% to $94.51 a barrel and gold for December delivery GCZ22, -49.91% settled down 0.4% to $1,657.10 an ounce.
Other large-cap decliners included Teck Resources Ltd. (TCK.B), Suncor Energy Inc. (SU), Imperial Oil Ltd. (IMO), Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (POT), Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNQ), and Goldcorp Inc. (G)


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Opposition party strategists are drawing up plans to trigger the first revolt of the new Parliamentary term by tabling a Commons motion calling for the ticket price rises to be cut.
Under current Government plans, fares are due to rise by an average of 6.2 per cent – three per cent above July's Retail Price Index – in January, with the cost of some season tickets being allowed to rise by up to another five per cent.
Last year George Osborne, the Chancellor, found the money to cut the planned three per cent above RPI to one per cent.
Doing the same this year would cost about £100 million pressure is mounting on the Government to do so, especially with Network Rail having just handed the Treasury £310m thanks to cuts in its running costs.
Liberal Democrat MPs, discreetly backed by Norman Baker, the local transport minister, have been lobbying Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, to find the cash to enable the rise to be reduced.
"The Coalition is, quite rightly, investing more in our railways than any Government since the Victorian era in an effort to sort out the mess we inherited. But we can't just pass on the cost to commuters," said Julian Huppert, the Lib Dem MP for Cambridge.
"But people are struggling to make ends meet against a backdrop of wage freezes and rising utility bills. George Osborne has to realise that people cannot be expected to pay huge rises in rail fares on top."
Tory MPs will hope that Justine Greening, the Transport Secretary, who lobbied hard for the fare rises to be reduced last year, will make the case for commuters again this year.
An analysis of marginal seats by the Campaign for Better Transport has highlighted the vulnerability of Tory MPs to a commuter backlash.
Gavin Barwell, who holds a majority of just under 3,000 in Croydon Central, represents a constituency where more than one person in five commutes.
Tracey Crouch, who won Chatham and Aylesford from Labour at the last election, has raised her concern publicly, warning that people who commute already feel "very aggrieved".
Several Coalition MPs have publicly attacked the fare rises in their local papers or in statements to their constituents.
Richard Drax, Tory MP South Dorset said: "I'm very concerned at this price rise, especially as train fares have been going up successively over the last ten years. Some are the highest in Europe.
"If prices continue to rise they will inevitably force passengers off the trains and onto the roads."
Simon Kirby, Tory MP for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, also attacked the rises. "People here in Brighton rely on the rail service, whether that is for commuting to and from work or for pleasure.
"Any increase in the cost of tickets therefore has an impact on my constituents."
Greg Mulholland, Lib Dem MP for Leeds North West, added: "We already have some of the highest rail fares in Europe and after Labour raised fares by 66 per cent between 1997 and 2010 it would be wrong to pile on costs any further.
"In particular, it's simply not on to ask passengers in West Yorkshire to pay even more than elsewhere in the country. They have, after all, already put up with inadequate rolling stock for far too long.
"This is an issue that I will be writing about to the Secretary of State for Transport as soon as possible. I also hope to raise it on the floor of the House."

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We had a client with a factory setup in a remote location where there are only two internet options: satellite or 3G/4G.
Our solution was to setup of router with USB port, which we then plugged in a 4G USB dongle. The router then shared the internet connection to devices plugged into a connected switch. This allowed for the 4 x laptops to be connected to the internet , so they could connect to the business CMS, and process factory orders, print consignment notes for couriers etc.


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Connie is doing the a Guest CT call for 2016. Good Luck to all who apply.
The Buffet is going on over at GingerScraps. Expecting is Connie's contribution. I love the colors of this kit and the theme.
Connie also released the January installment of Project 2016. This is such a fun series.
Last of all is your freebie. I used Project 2016 January to make frames. You may download them HERE.
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I had to get your attention so you'd read this article by Stanton Peele that appeared in the Wall Street Journal earlier this week. He commented on the USDA's 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, released just a few days ago (1/31/2011):
But here's one thing that might surprise you. Chapter Three, titled "Foods and Food Components to Reduce," deals with alcohol. The Guidelines, created by America's leading health researchers, state: "Alcohol consumption may have beneficial effects when consumed in moderation (up to two drinks daily). Strong evidence from observational studies has shown that moderate alcohol consumption is associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. Moderate alcohol consumption also is associated with reduced risk of all-cause mortality among middle-aged and older adults and may help to keep cognitive function intact with age."
What was that again?
Mr. Peele gives a quick overview of what's known about the health benefits of alcohol in moderation (I won't insult you with a recitation of all the well-documented detrimental effects of over-consumption) and imagines what would happen if health organizations were less squeamish about the health data around moderate alcohol consumption. MayoClinic.com has a reasonable article on the topic of moderate drinking and provides some definitions of "moderate" so you don't go foolin' yourself.


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While talking to Fango about his role in Adam Green's much-anticipated chiller FROZEN (which just played the Sundance Film Festival and opens in limited theatrical release February 5), actor Shawn Ashmore gave us a little info on what to expect from Darren Lynn Bousman's MOTHER'S DAY, the remake of the 1980 shocker which is expected to hit theaters this spring. "In broad strokes, it's about a trio of bank-robbing brothers," says Ashmore, previously seen in THE RUINS and the X-MEN features. "In the middle of a heist, one gets shot and they have to hole up somewhere while they figure out what to do.
Friday, January 29, 2010
FROZEN's Shawn Ashmore talks MOTHER'S DAY
By Samuel Zimmerman
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Director talks SOME GUY WHO KILLS PEOPLE
By Michael Gingold
Director Jack Perez dropped Fango a line with details on SOME GUY WHO KILLS PEOPLE, an offbeat serial-killer/revenge shocker he's just about to start lensing. Scripted by Ryan A. Levin, who made the horror shorts THE FIFTH (an award-winner at Fantasia, Fantastic Fest and other festivals) and TOUR DE FRIGHT, the movie is executive-produced by John Landis and stars Kevin Corrigan, whose credits include THE LAST WINTER and a recent recurring role on FRINGE (and playing a nerdy Fango fan in WALKING AND TALKING), in the title role.
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CREATURE OF DARKNESS DVD art/details
By Michael Gingold
Just a couple of days ago, we reported that MTI Home Video had acquired the alien-hunter opus CREATURE OF DARKNESS, and now the company has given Fango the first look at the DVD cover art and passed on the specs (see 'em after the jump). Devon Sawa from FINAL DESTINATION and IDLE HANDS stars as Andrew, who's been suffering horrible dreams of being killed by a clawed extraterrestrial beast. When he and some friends head into the desert for an off-road cycling trip, Andrew's nightmares start coming true for all of them.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Exclusive pics, filmmaker comments: After Dark Horrorfest 4's THE REEDS
By Michael Gingold
Fango heard from the filmmakers behind THE REEDS, one of the 8 Films to Die For playing in After Dark Horrorfest 4, which hits theaters nationwide January 29-February 4; they also provided a couple of exclusive photos (seen after the jump). Directed by Nick Cohen from a script by Chris Baker and producer Simon Sprackling, the movie was shot in Norfolk, England and is based on the true case of Tony Martin, a farmer who shot two youths in 1999 when they attempted a burglary on his property.
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First report/photos: J-monster epic DEATH KAPPA
By Norman England
Joining the ranks of MACHINE GIRL and TOKYO GORE POLICE is DEATH KAPPA, the latest Japan-lensed production from the New York-based Fever Dreams company. At the helm is Tomoo Haraguchi, a veteran special FX artist and monster-suit maker whose previous directing credits include SAKUYA: SLAYER OF DEMONS and KIBAKICHI. Fango logged several days observing the filming of the recently wrapped DEATH KAPPA, and has photos from the set to share; see them after the jump.
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DAYBREAKing from the Pack
By Marla Newborn
If I were a zombie, I would be jealous. Vampires have more popularity and are clearly all the rage these days. Of course, this trend didn't begin just now, but boy, has it taken off with lightning speed. One could say it began with HBO's TRUE BLOOD—where, due to the availability of the right type of blood, vampires went from scary monsters to ordinary—but sexy—citizens practically overnight. Or was it with the TWILIGHT books and movies that offered female fans a series of romantic supernatural fantasies? And then there's always THE VAMPIRE DIARIES on the CW, a series that shrewdly mixes teen drama and the supernatural.
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New ALL ABOUT EVIL poster: Cassandra (Elvira) Peterson
By Michael Gingold
Filmmaker Joshua Grannell passed on the latest character poster from his independent horror/comedy ALL ABOUT EVIL. It features Cassandra Peterson, beloved to genre fans as horror hostess Elvira, out of her familiar makeup as Linda, described as "a loving mother concerned about her son's obsession for horror movies." Check it out after the jump.
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9 LIVES OF MARA DVDetails
By Michael Gingold
Fango heard from the recently launched Synergetic Distribution, which sent along the complete specs for their upcoming DVD release of the fest-award-winning chiller 9 LIVES OF MARA. Directed by Balaji K. Kumar from a script he wrote with Eric Massey, the movie, which has both Oedipal and Lovecraftian overtones, stars FINAL DESTINATION's Chad Donella as an institutionalized young man who recounts his childhood experiences with his widower father's new girlfriend (OFFSPRING's Pollyanna McIntosh). Based on her strange behavior, and after readings of the ancient book The Malleus Maleficarium, the boy comes to suspect that his potential new stepmother is a witch. PHENOMENA and CARNIVÀLE's Patrick Bauchau, Bret Loehr and Troy Gentile co-star.
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New CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD DVD/Blu-ray details
By Michael Gingold
Blue Underground sent along the specs and cover art for a new special-edition DVD and Blu-ray of Lucio Fulci's CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD that it's releasing May 25. Also known as THE GATES OF HELL, CITY is one of Fulci's most popular gorefests, with Christopher George and Catriona MacColl confronting zombies and other nasty stuff resulting from the suicide of a priest in the town of Dunwich.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
FREE New York City Fango screening: DISTRICT 13: ULTIMATUM
By FANGORIA Staff
FANGORIA will host a free screening of DISTRICT 13: ULTIMATUM, TAKEN producer Luc Besson's sequel to his smash-hit futuristic action thriller DISTRICT B13, at the Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street, off University Place) tomorrow, Thursday, January 28 at 7 p.m.
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Doug Jones talks LEGION's Ice Cream Man, del Toro possibilities
By Michael Gingold
Fango recently chatted with actor Doug Jones, a favorite creature performer of Guillermo del Toro, who's now on screen—albeit briefly—in Screen Gems' supernatural actioner LEGION. "Yes, it's a cameo, actually—90 seconds of pure terror!" the actor quips of his appearance as the Ice Cream Man, who distends demonically to threaten the human characters caught up in a war between destructive angels.
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Director talks DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND's (very) fast zombies
By Michael Gingold
Fango got some comments from Mark McQueen, director of the new British undead opus DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND. Scripted by Bart Ruspoli, the film stars Craig Fairbrass as Cole, a ruthless killer who becomes infected by a zombie virus that is sweeping the globe, and has to find a cure before he succumbs. This movie definitely falls into the "fast zombie" category, and according to McQueen, these particular ghouls will be more mobile than ever.
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Take a drive down DARK DESERT HIGHWAY; exclusive first pics
By Samuel Zimmerman
Indie filmmaker Jason Cuadrado, whose short film MONSTROUS NATURE is currently winning accolades in the festival circuit and whose feature TALES FROM THE DEAD hits DVD from Seminal Films March 9, recently got in touch with the scoop and a few early photos (seen after the jump) from his latest movie, DARK DESERT HIGHWAY. A stylistic throwback, HIGHWAY is a gloomy thriller about a group of friends traveling cross-country who become targets of a faceless, psychotic sniper.
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News and exclusive photos: ZOMBIE WOMEN OF SATAN
By Michael Gingold
Fango got ahold of a couple of exclusive pics (seen after the jump) from ZOMBIE WOMEN OF SATAN, an over-the-top new horror/comedy recently acquired by British sales company Left Films (which is also handling Marc Price's celebrated microbudget zombie movie COLIN). The film, which premiered last August at London's Film4 Frightfest, was produced and directed by Warren Speed (who also scripted) and Steve O'Brien (who additionally served as cinematographer).
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PRETTY DEAD THINGS disc, COLOUR FROM THE DARK specs & more DVD news
By Michael Gingold
• Prolific independent genre filmmaker Richard Griffin has begun self-distributing his vampire flick PRETTY DEAD THINGS via the official website of his Scorpio Film Releasing. Scripted by Griffin and Sandeep Parikh, the movie focuses on the conflict between a group of ex-porno actors turned bloodsuckers and a corrupt mayor and reverend, plus a pizza delivery boy who's brought back from the dead by the vamps only to set out to destroy them.
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First images from MEGAPIRANHA
By Michael Gingold
The Asylum has made a batch of images available from their latest mockbuster creature-feature, MEGAPIRANHA; you can see some examples past the jump. The company's low-budget response to Dimension's PIRANHA 3D is currently slated to debut on DVD April 27—which would have tied in with the big-screen flick's theatrical debut, but that has now been shifted to August 27, so we'll see if The Asylum follows suit.
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Barker-praised VINDICATION finds DVD deal
By Michael Gingold
Cinematographer turned writer/director Bart Mastronardi gave Fango some comments and details on the DVD release of his fright feature VINDICATION. The movie, which has won awards at festivals and praise from genre giant Clive Barker, has been acquired by up-and-coming distributor R-Squared Films for DVD, on-demand, podcast, etc.
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New Aussie chiller comes out of STORAGE
By Michael Helms
When he had to put most of his possessions into a storage facility, young Australian filmmaker Michael Craft found himself contemplating various reasons why people might use such a place—and what exactly they might have stashed behind the many locked doors. Combining these thoughts with details drawn from one of his country's worst serial-murder sprees—which has become widely known as the "bodies in the barrels" case—Craft soon found he had the basic material for his debut feature, STORAGE. Four years later, he has come up with a tense Hitchcockian thriller that, following limited theatrical release Down Under, will make its Stateside debut care of IFC Films sometime this year, and he provided Fango with the exclusive gore pic seen below the jump.
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Disc details: Stephen King pic DOLAN'S CADILLAC
By Michael Gingold
Fango got ahold of the complete specs for the DVD and Blu-ray releases of DOLAN'S CADILLAC, the revenge thriller based on the Stephen King short story that streets April 6 from NEM (National Entertainment Media). Directed by Jeff Beesley from a script by Richard Dooling, the film stars Christian Slater as a Las Vegas teacher who contrives a diabolical plan to avenge the death of his wife (Emmanuelle Vaugier) at the hands of crime boss Dolan (Wes Bentley).
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Producer talks BITCH SLAP DVD and more
By Michael Gingold
Fango got a chance to chat with Eric Gruendemann, writer and producer (with director Rick Jacobson) of the over-the-top B-movie homage BITCH SLAP, about the flick's impending DVD release and other related subjects. Set to street March 2 from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, the disc will present, in 2.35:1 widescreen and Dolby Digital 5.1 sound, an unrated version of the film that's longer than the one that recently assaulted select theaters.
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Richard Stanley launches new website, film projects
By Michael Gingold
Richard Stanley, director of the highly regarded horror features HARDWARE and DUST DEVIL, has taken his second career as a cultural anthopologist to the Internet. He went live recently with a new website called Terra Umbra—Empire of Shadows, which delves into "the mysteries behind the material that inspired such authors as Dan Brown, Kate Mosse, Philip K. Dick, H.P. Lovecraft, Trevor Ravenscroft, Jules Verne and Otto Rahn."
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Complete details, covers for After Dark Horrorfest 4 DVDs
By Michael Gingold
Lionsgate Home Entertainment has set a March 23 DVD street date for the 8 Films to Die For that will be part of After Dark Horrorfest 4, which runs January 29-February 4 in theaters nationwide, and passed on details of the contents. Jump below to check out the specs as well as the cover art for Anthony DiBlasi's DREAD, Joey Stewart's THE FINAL, Brian Pulido's THE GRAVES, Pal Øie's HIDDEN, Chris Moore's KILL THEORY, Joel Anderson's LAKE MUNGO, Nick Cohen's THE REEDS and Kevin Hamedani's ZOMBIES OF MASS DESTRUCTION.
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Exclusive SPLICE pic & Natali comments, plus HIGH RISE details
By Tony Timpone
Tying in with their big Sundance Film Festival premiere this past weekend, the producers of the sci-fi chiller SPLICE shared an exclusive creature shot (seen below the jump) with FANGORIA, showing the lab-spawned female being Dren (Delphine Chaneac) on the run. We also spoke with director/co-writer Vincenzo Natali, who gave us an update on the film's U.S. release status, which will get a boost from its Park City debut.
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SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD release date news
By Michael Gingold
Fango got the word on exactly when U.S. fans will be able to check out SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD, the latest in George A. Romero's zombie chronicles. This time, the action is set on Plum Island, where the long-running feud between the O'Flynn and Muldoon clans takes an especially gruesome turn with the arrival of not only the flesheating undead, but a rogue group of National Guardsmen as well.
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I SELL THE DEAD DVDetails
By Michael Gingold
Fango got ahold of the content details for the DVD and Blu-ray releases of I SELL THE DEAD, coming from IFC Films and MPI Media Group March 30. Writer/director Glenn McQuaid's film follows 19th-century graverobbers Arthur Blake (Dominic Monaghan) and Willie Grimes (producer Larry Fessenden) on their comic/horrific adventures with the living, the dead and the living dead; Ron Perlman, Angus Scrimm and Brenda Cooney co-star.
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Synthetic Cinema starts DVD label, seeks fright features
By Michael Gingold
Independent genre specialist Synthetic Cinema, whose titles have included PREDATOR ISLAND and WEREWOLF: THE DEVIL'S HOUND, has formed its own distribution arm, which debuts March 23 with the DVD release of BANSHEE!!!. The company plans to release all of its upcoming productions and is also seeking movies from filmmakers outside their circle as well.
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Indie filmmaker makes his RECOVERY
By Michael Gingold
Fango heard from Mike Prosser, director and one of the writers and producers of 1997's THE DIVIDING HOUR, who gave us a few details and a couple of photos (seen below the jump) on his new feature RECOVERY. He describes the movie as "a supernatural drama that blends European-style art-house drama with Japanese and B-movie horror elements into a decidedly unique new flavor. It's a very odd mix, drawing inspiration from ORDINARY PEOPLE and the original PULSE. It's better paced than DIVIDING HOUR, I believe, and the ending packs more of a punch."
Fango heard from Mike Prosser, director and one of the writers and producers of 1997's THE DIVIDING HOUR, who gave us a few details and a couple of photos (seen below the jump) on his new feature RECOVERY. He describes the movie as "a supernatural drama that blends European-style art-house drama with Japanese and B-movie horror elements into a decidedly unique new flavor. It's a very odd mix, drawing inspiration from ORDINARY PEOPLE and the original PULSE. It's better paced than DIVIDING HOUR, I believe, and the ending packs more of a punch."
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Friday, January 22, 2010
New Shout!/Roger Corman DVD dates, SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE details
By Michael Gingold
Fango got the scoop from Shout! Factory about its updated schedule for the Roger Corman's Cult Classics line of DVDs and Blu-rays that it's releasing beginning this summer. Shout! struck a deal earlier this year with Corman to issue more than 50 films he directed or produced, among them a number of highly regarded horror and science fiction films. The fresh sked includes new dates for the discs of 1978's PIRANHA, 1980's HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP and a double-feature DVD of UP FROM THE DEPTHS and DEMON OF PARADISE.
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First look at DEAD F**K
By Michael Gingold
Fango heard from Vito Trabucco, the indie director whose credits include B-MOVIE: THE SHOOTING OF FARMHOUSE MASSACRE and a segment of the anthology SLICES, who dropped some exclusive images from his new flick DEAD F**K (see them below the jump). "It's about a group of friends in LA who go out and bring home a streetwalker," he tells us. "The night gets a little rough when the woman gets murdered, but that's just the beginning of their problems when she returns back to seek revenge."
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Veteran B-meister Sam Sherman talks his on-line movie channel
By Brian Albright
Fans of low-budget-film director Al Adamson can now view a number of his mind-boggling exploitation films for free on YouTube via the IIPAlAdamsonMania channel recently established by Adamson's friend and producer Sam Sherman. The head of Independent-International Pictures, Sherman has made a package of 35 features and their trailers available on the channel.
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Exclusive: Danielle Harris talks HATCHET 2
By Logan DeSisto
While visiting the set of Jim Mickle's STAKE LAND recently, Fango had a chance to chat with actress Danielle Harris (pictured) about her role in HATCHET 2, writer/director Adam Green's highly anticipated sequel which just started shooting in LA. The HALLOWEEN actress is a newcomer to a cast of returning favorites, including Tony Todd and Kane Hodder, in the Victor Crowley adventure.
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BAD BIOLOGY/SMASH CUT DVDetails, art, etc.
By Michael Gingold
Fango got the scoop from Media Blasters on the specs for its upcoming DVD releases (on the Shriek Show label) of BAD BIOLOGY and SMASH CUT, as well as the cover art for both; see it after the jump. The latest exercise in horrific perversity by writer/director Frank Henenlotter, BAD BIOLOGY (which hits disc next Tuesday, January 26) stars Charlee Danielson and Anthony Sneed as a girl and guy who each have more than the average sex organs, and embark on a series of separate, bloody escapades on the way to a fateful meeting.
Fango got the scoop from Media Blasters on the specs for its upcoming DVD releases (on the Shriek Show label) of BAD BIOLOGY and SMASH CUT, as well as the cover art for both; see it after the jump. The latest exercise in horrific perversity by writer/director Frank Henenlotter, BAD BIOLOGY (which hits disc next Tuesday, January 26) stars Charlee Danielson and Anthony Sneed as a girl and guy who each have more than the average sex organs, and embark on a series of separate, bloody escapades on the way to a fateful meeting.
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Next month, Naughty Dog will release the fourth and final installment in their wildly popular Uncharted series on May 10th. To celebrate this special occasion, we're giving away a free copy of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End Digital Deluxe Edition to 1 lucky winner. Below is more information on what's included in the digital deluxe edition and how you can increase your chances of winning.
What's Included In The Digital Deluxe Edition?
- A digital copy of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
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Officials in this affluent suburb were fed up with Canada geese soiling local parks, to the point that mass execution was contemplated. After intense public debate, the plan was dropped in favor of non-lethal alternatives--including deployment of a border collie in a life jacket, yapping from aboard a kayak.
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Julie Kagawa
Published By: Harlequin Teen
Publication Date: October 27, 2015
Genre: YA - Paranormal Romance - Fey
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The Iron Prince—my nephew—betrayed us all.
He killed me.
Then, I woke up.
Waking after a month on the brink of death, Ethan Chase is stunned to learn that the Veil that conceals the fey from human sight was temporarily torn away. Although humankind's glimpse of the world of Faery lasted just a brief moment, the human world has been cast into chaos, and the emotion and glamour produced by fear and wonder has renewed the tremendous power of the Forgotten Queen. Now, she is at the forefront of an uprising against the courts of Summer and Winter—a reckoning that will have cataclysmic effects on the Nevernever.
Leading the Lady's Forgotten Army is Keirran himself: Ethan's nephew, and the traitor son of the Iron Queen, Meghan Chase.To stop Keirran, Ethan must disobey his sister once again as he and his girlfriend, Kenzie, search for answers long forgotten. In the face of unprecedented evil and unfathomable power, Ethan's enemies must become his allies, and the world of the fey will be changed forevermore
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Baptist Operation Outreach and Soles4Souls offered assistance to those less fortunate, providing health care services, food and clothing to the homeless, at annual events held during the Thanksgiving holiday.
A Baptist College of Health Sciences nursing student talks to a patient about his cholesterol and blood pressure numbers at the 28th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner for the Homeless and Hungry held last week.
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The Baptist Operation Outreach van participated in the 28th annual Thanksgiving Dinner for the Homeless and Hungry at the Memphis Cook Convention Center last week. The event gave the homeless a traditional Thanksgiving meal, access to health care services, and free long-distance calling for the day to call family members.
"We gave care to 191 patients, with 30 given medicine onsite by physicians and pharmacists and referred for follow-up appointments with our free clinic," said Claire Hicks, Baptist corporate communications PR coordinator.
Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp. provided 70 volunteers on Thanksgiving Day, including three physicians and one nurse practitioner giving primary care along with students from Baptist College of Health Sciences and employees from Baptist's 14 area hospitals who volunteered doing blood pressure and cholesterol screenings.
"The city and county have joined forces to tackle the homeless issue in our community. Caring for the homeless is not something you should do just around the holidays, it should be year-round," said Cynthia Allen, Baptist Operation Outreach community relations manager. "We see a lot of women and children who are impacted by homelessness due to the economy. People have had loss of jobs and loss of homes, so what was once considered a traditional homeless person really looks like you or me now."
In January, Community Alliance for the Homeless conducted a survey in the city of Memphis, and the Baptist Operation Outreach van served 33 percent of the homeless population at no cost, serving as the largest provider for the homeless in Shelby County.
"Our homeless patients are not utilizing the ER. When they have a need to be seen by a doctor, they know they can come to our Baptist Operation Outreach clinic to receive their ongoing care," said Allen, who explained that this year they treated patients for asthma, diabetes, hypertension and blood pressure issues, psychiatric problems, and even stab wounds that had gone untreated. "At Baptist Operation Outreach, we provide primary acute care, medications, transportation to and from medical appointments, diagnostic procedures, and even surgery, in some cases."
The Baptist Operation Outreach van, through a partnership with Christ Community Church, operates four days each week and treats roughly 1,400 patients per year for more than 3,300 doctors' visits.
The primary address for the van is 69 N. Cleveland St. in Midtown Memphis, and it is open Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for women and children. The mobile unit is also open on Mondays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Memphis Union Mission, 383 Poplar Ave.
Next up, Baptist Operation Outreach will hold a holiday event Dec. 19 at the clinic on North Cleveland. Those who attend will be served a hot holiday meal and receive a backpack with hygiene products as well as warm clothing and other necessities that will be useful in the winter months.
Soles4Souls also held its annual Thanksgiving event Nov. 19 at the Memphis Union Mission Opportunity Center to provide shoes and socks, as well as foot and nail care, to the community's homeless.
"This year's event, which served more than 100 homeless people, was a great success," said Chad Gilbert, director of marketing and public relations at Campbell Clinic, which began participating in the event five years ago. "In addition, one of Campbell Clinic's physicians, Dr. David Richardson, brought his 4-year-old son with him, as well as his father, Dr. Greer Richardson, another orthopedic physician specializing in the foot and ankle. It was a multi-generational moment of giving back to the community."
Support for this year's event came from doctors and other health care professionals, including team members from Campbell Clinic, Snell's Orthotics-Prosthetics and Dignity U Wear.
"We had seven representatives staffing the event and providing foot care this year," Gilbert said. "We also provide indigent care in other capacities throughout the year privately and through various official affiliations."
Soles4Souls is part of the Our Hearts to Your Soles program, a nonprofit founded in 2004 with a mission to provide the less fortunate people across the United States with shoes and free foot examinations. Supporters of the program believe that proper foot health is an essential part of everyday life and important to an overall health maintenance program.
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Uchouten Kazoku episode 08
Fantastic episode! It may have been a bit slow-paced compared to some of the other episodes, but I loved every minute of it. It's the kind of episode that makes me even angrier when I see the user ratings on most websites. Uchouten Kazoku is definitely the most underrated show of this summer.
The truth finally revealed itself after all this time. Yajirou's story has finally been told. I can only hope that he can overcome all of these hardships so that he can someday return to being the same old foolish tanuki with a thirst for alcohol. He is kind of standing in the middle of a coin; on one side he's definitely partially responsible for his father untimely demise. This could've been avoided if he either stayed with him or didn't allow his father to get completely blotto. On the other side he was the youngest there, so was it really his responsibility? His father was old and wise enough to know what he was doing. Should Yajirou really be held responsible for this?
It's mindboggling that the old man just let himself get eaten like that though. Think about it; he's a tanuki, a magical creature that, from what I've seen, can transform into a freakin' mountain. Couldn't he just have transformed and escaped? It's almost as though he wanted to end up as food for human beings that day.
Anyway, the emotion in this episode was absolutely absurd. I shed a few tears, dammit! I am not ashamed to admit that this episode really hit me and that it was definitely one of the best episodes thus far. This episode really makes me want to see the rest. How are they going to end this? Is Yasaburou going to confront Satomi? Come on, give us a double episode next time!


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Rebecca Jackson is best known for racing Porsches in the UK, and for her "Project Le Mans" plan.
She grew up around motor racing, having been introduced to the sport as a baby by her dad. However, she was never a junior karter and only started competing once she was an adult, with her education finished. After university, she ran her own car sales business, which she started in 2007. For fun, she drove her Subaru Impreza on track days. She set up her own Youtube channel, in which she posted her own car reviews of vehicles she was selling. This was the start of her media career, which progressed in tandem with her racing ambitions.
Her first Porsche was a 924, in 2011, which she raced in the BRSCC's Porsche championship. The car had cost her £5000, the proceeds from the sale of the Impreza, and was pretty basic. She was eighth overall. Her best finish was fifth, at Oulton Park.
Having gained valuable experience, she was fourth in 2012, having scored her first win at Snetterton, as well as a second and third. That year she also raced a Toyota MR2. Quite early in her career, she picked up a reputation as a wet-track specialist, having prevailed in a number of wet races.
For 2013, she swapped the 924 for a production-class Boxter, remaining in the same championship, but a different class. She won the class comfortably, and was 19th overall, six places above her nearest Boxter rival.
2013 saw her launch "Project Le Mans", a four-year plan that would end with her racing at Le Mans. She used the Autosport International Show to canvass support. To begin with, this was in the form of spare parts, but she did get some cash sponsors on board.
In 2014, she planned to move into the Race Spec Boxter class, the highest level of Porsche club competition. However, she opted for the Cartek Roadsports Endurance Series, a production-based championship, run by the 750MC. Her best results were two fifth places, at Snetterton and Silverstone, and she struggled a little with non-finishes and development issues with the Boxter. However, her performances were enough to earn her some good Class B finishes, including a second at Snetterton. Later in the season, she drove in the Birkett Six Hour Handicap Relay, as part of Team Turtle Wax, all driving Porsches or Ginettas. They were fifth on handicap, and 22nd on scratch, winning their class. Turtle Wax became her principal sponsor for the next three seasons.
Rebecca moved a little further up the Porsche racing ladder in 2015, with a view to a Le Mans seat in 2016. For this, she needed some top-level GT3 experience, which the GTUK championship provided. She was sixth in the GTB class of the GTUK series, driving a Porsche 997 Carrera Cup car. Her best result was a third place, at Donington, and she was normally in the top five. Although she was still in a Porsche, this was the most powerful car she had raced yet.
Another of her 2015 activities was her RecordRoadTrip, sponsored by the RAC and Audi. The aim of the trip was to visit as many countries as she could on a single tank of fuel. She was assisted by Andrew Frankel, and the car, an Audi, had a special enlarged fuel tank. The pair set a Guinness-ratified world record, having travelled most of the way round Europe.
Later in the year, she did another road trip, the Track 2 Track Challenge. Rebecca and Russian racer Natalia Freidina travelled around the UK and Eastern Europe and raced each other on circuits along the way, including some forgotten F1 tracks.
She spent most of 2016 in the GT4 European Series, driving a KTM X-Bow in the Pro class for the Reiter team. Her best finish was fifth, at Pau, and she was 20th overall. This was her first experience of a sports prototype. She also paid another visit to Dubai for the 24 Hours, but did not finish in the Sorg Rennsport BMW 325i.
This was the final year of her Project Le Mans plan, and true to her word, she raced at Le Mans. She did not compete in the 24 Hours itself, but in the Road to Le Mans support race for LMP3 cars. She drove a Nissan-engined Ligier to sixteenth place, with her By Speed Factory team-mate, Jesus Fuster. This was only the second time she had driven the Ligier. The first time was a month earlier, at Paul Ricard, where she raced in a round of the VdeV championship, finishing sixth.
In 2017, she raced in the UK Mini Challenge. The best circuit for her was Oulton, where she scored her best results, a 12th and 14th place. She was 19th in the championship.
She did not race in 2018. Although she kept it quiet for a long time, she finally announced that she was pregnant with twins towards the end of the year.
She did not race in 2018. Although she kept it quiet for a long time, she finally announced that she was pregnant with twins towards the end of the year.
Away from actual racing, she is a motoring journalist and broadcaster who writes for The Telegraph's motoring section, among other publications.
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Lady Landrand is Martina from Hamburg, Germany. She is my Fashion Blog Fan. She filmed a video "Pasta, Jeans and Living Dreams" about my Fashion Blog Post - Baroque, from April 2013. Martina, a big "Vielen Dank" for this video from me. You make a great job!!! A big kiss from me and thanks again. XOXO, Claudine RO
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Brujeria Announce First Dates Of 2006
Legendary extreme metal project BRUJERIA have announced their first string of live shows for 2006. El Hongo is now handling guitar for the band following the departure of ex-FEAR FACTORY axeman Dino Cazares. A new bass player and drummer will also be stepping in for the upcoming dates. The details are as follows:
Jan. 28-29 - Buenos Aries, ARG @ TBA
Jan. 31-Feb. 1 - Santiago, CHL @ TBA
Feb. 03 - Monterey, MEX @ TBA
Feb. 04 - Houston, TX @ The Engine Room
Feb. 08 - Santa Ana, CA @ The Galaxy Theater*
Feb. 09 - Hollywood, CA @ The Key Club
Feb. 11 - San Francisco, CA @ The Pound*
Feb. 12 - Ventura, CA @ The Ventura Theater*
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what the f*** is up with dino he never wants to do anything anymore it seems like. I mean he left fear factory and they f***in suck now because i think christian olde wolbers is a sh**ty guitar player and he cant handle it. Dino needs to rejoin fear factory and they need to go back to the 92-95 era by making more albums like soul of a new machine and demanufacture
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Most of us grew up learning math facts the good old "drill and kill" way, with flash cards. A handy alternative to flash cards is a standard deck of cards. They help students master their addition and multiplication facts while taking some of the "kill" out of "drill".
What's the advantage to using standard cards?
Randomization. I don't know about you, but I breathed a sigh of relief when my least favorite "fact" was flashed at someone else to solve and then put on the bottom of the stack. I knew it was gone, at least for a while and I could put off learning 7 X 8 (for example) for a few more minutes. By using a standard deck of cards, the students (and you) never know what combination will happen next.
Flexibility. You can control what facts are learned by "stacking the deck". Do your students need help with their 5's, 6's, 7's, and 8's multiplication facts? Fine. Create a deck with just those numbers. Do they need 9's facts reinforced? Super. Pull one card from the deck each time and have students multiply the selected number by 9.
Competition. Make it a game with rewards and consequences, winners and (dare I say it) losers.
Wanna try some? Excellent! Here are a few sample activities. For most of these, the face cards (king, queen, and jack) have been removed from a standard deck of cards.
Ten Activities and Games
- Draw two cards from the deck and have students either add or multiply the two numbers.
- Draw two cards from a deck. Make a two-digit number and create a factor tree for that number.
- Draw a card from the deck and have students list the first five multiples of that number.
- Deal ten cards to each of four players. Have them group the cards to create as many groups of ten as possible. Students earn one point for each group. Shuffle and deal again. The first player to earn a predetermined number of points wins the game.
- Remove the face cards and tens from a deck of cards. Deal four cards. Have students arrange the cards to make a two-digit plus two-digit addition problem with the largest possible sum. (Version 2: Make the smallest possible sum.)
- Use the same deck as above (no face cards or tens), deal four cards, and have students arrange the cards to make a two-digit minus two-digit subtraction problem with the largest possible difference. (Version 2: Make the smallest possible difference.)
- Students draw one card from a deck. They subtract their card from 100. The next student draws a card. They subtract their card from the previous student's answer. Example: Player 1 draws an 8, so 100 – 8 = 92. Player 2 draws a 5, so 92 – 5 = 87. As players approach zero, if a player draws a card that cannot be subtracted without going below zero, they pass. The player that draws the card that makes exactly zero when subtracted, wins the game. Example: The current total is 6. A player draws an 8, so they pass. The next player draws a 4, so they subtract 6 -4 = 2. The next player draws a 2, so they win.
- Reverse the above activity. Have students draw cards from the deck and add them. Example: Player one draws a 5. Player two draws a six, so 5 + 6 = 11. Player three will then add their card to eleven. Play continues until a player succeeds in drawing a card that exactly adds up to 100 (similar pass/play strategy as above.)
- Deal five cards to each of four players. Players look at their cards and select the two cards that make the largest sum (or product). All players show their two cards at the same time. The player(s) with the largest sum (product) earns a point. Players draw two more cards to replace the ones played. Play continues until all cards have been drawn and played.
- Separate the cards into two decks. Deck one contains the jacks, kings, and queens. Deck two contains the aces through tens. Players draw one card from deck one. This card determines if they will add (jack), subtract (queen), or multiply (king). They then draw two cards from the other deck and perform the indicated operation.


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International Energy Agency (IEA) has stated that grid-scale battery investment is up 10 fold since 2010
Fatih Birol addressed the World Energy Investment 2016 Press Conference on 14 September 2016 with a particular focus on the good news for grid-scale battery investment. At US$1bn, investment in grid-scale batteries is up 10 fold since 2010, and was 10 per cent of electricity storage investment in 2015. The main reason for this increase was in order to invest in the storage of hydro produced power. According to the report, China, the USA, The European Union and India were the largest investors in this technology.
However, the report shows trends which battery investment is only part of. Oil and gas has dropped 24 per cent in investment since 2014 to US$583bn. This is mainly a result of cost reductions triggered by lower oil prices. But the main trend, which is expected to continue into the years to come is the major shift in investment towards low carbon sources of energy.
Renewable power spending was flat from 2011-2015 but produced one third more electricity thanks to smarter deployment of improved wind and solar technology. US$221bn, US$313bn and US$21bn was invested in energy efficiency, renewable energy sources and new nuclear plants respectively.
Fatih Birol, IEA executive director, added, "We see a broad shift of spending toward cleaner energy, often as a result of government policies. Our report clearly shows that such government measures can work, and are key to a successful energy transition. But while some progress has been achieved, investors need clarity and certainty from policy makers."
Currently, the world is producing 420kg/Mwh. This is a 20 per cent improvement on the existing fleet. However, the IEA estimate that within two decades, we need to be at 100 kg/Mwh. However, with the current trends of investment, confidence should be high.
However, we must wait for the report on 16 November in World Energy Outlook 2016 so see if this investment is enough.
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|Mera Peak is technically the most straightforward and has the biggest all round view from the summit (Mount Everest and another four of the world's 8000m peaks). From High camp we can see panoramic views of the Himalayan range.
|Brief Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival and transfer to Hotel.
Day 02: Sightseeing tour and prepare for climbing equipments.
Day 03: Fly to Lukla (2850m) and trek to Chutanga (3050m)/ 4 hours
Day 04: Rest at Chutanga
Day 05: Trek to Tuli Kharka (4300m) /5-6 hours
Day 06: Trek to Mosum Kharka (3700m) /6-7 hours
Day 07: Trek to Tangnag (4350m) /5-6 hours
Day 08: Rest at Tangang
Day 09: Trek to Khare (5000m) /4 hours
Day 10: Trek to Khare upper end (5350m) (Base camp)/ 4-5 hours
Day 11: Trek up to Campsite by lower part of Hinku Nup Glacier
Day 12: Rest Day
Day 13: The Ascent (6476m)
Day 14: Contingency Day
Day 15: Trek to Gotay /7-8 hours walking
Day 16: Trek to Tuli Kharka /8 hours walking
Day 17: Trek to Lukla / 8 hours walking
Day 18: Flight to Kathmandu
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Last week I received this beautiful picture frame from The Zhush, an online store owned by Sue De Chiara. Sue also writes a blog you can frequently find me on (click here to check out her blog) about all things home decor and fashion. *Side note* I sooooo wish I knew enough about fashion to write about it, but alas I must follow the fashion blogs to even begin to know what to wear in the morning. But I digress, the frame I was sent is a brilliant turquoise color and made of a very sturdy hard plastic frame. It comes with a glass inset (not the plasticky kind of picture cover like some places include) so it looks elegant. The frame has a really vintage retro feel in its shape while the bright color keeps it extremely hip and modern.


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This Great Graphic was posted on Business Insider, which got it from Bank of America, which relied on data from EPFR Global. It shows the cumulative capital flows into developed and emerging market equities funds since 2002. The flow story, as one would expect, jives with the performance story we previously highlighted. That must be one of the ironic stories of the year--the decoupling of flows and performance is taking place and it is too the benefit of the developed markets. This may be a bit of an exaggeration. US and Japanese equity funds account for the overwhelming part of inflows into DM funds. And, while there has been some outflows from EM funds, compared to what has accumulated since the crisis, it has been quite modest. This may understate the case. The funds are still thought to be primarily a retail investment vehicle. The data, also, does not include direct equity purchases, by important participants, such a pension funds, insurers, hedge funds, and, according to reports, increasingly central bank. Lastly, typically cross border portfolio flows are typically dominated by debt instruments. It seems that it is that there has been a bigger liquidation of emerging market investments. This, coupled with the adjustment of currency hedges and speculation may help explain the pressure on emerging market currencies.
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THE ENTERTAINER: Movies, Magic, and My Father's Twentieth Century, by Margaret Talbot. (Riverhead, $28.95.) Talbot shrewdly examines the career of her father, the actor Lyle Talbot, which illuminates the first 60 years of the last century.
THE NOIR FORTIES: The American People From Victory to Cold War, by Richard Lingeman. (Nation Books, $29.99.) Hollywood amid the moods of paranoia and insecurity that followed World War II.
THE BIG SCREEN: The Story of the Movies, by David Thomson. (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $35.) Thomson, an avid, idiosyncratic movie critic, chases his subjects with free-associative license.
THE POLISH BOXER, by Eduardo Halfon. Translated by Daniel Hahn and others. (Bellevue Literary Press, paper, $14.95.) The hero of Halfon's novel delights in today's risible globalism, but recognizes that what we adopt from elsewhere makes us who we are.
MR. PENUMBRA'S 24-HOUR BOOKSTORE, by Robin Sloan. (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $25.) Sloan's novel is part love letter to books, part technological meditation, part thrilling adventure and part requiem.
ALL MEN ARE LIARS, by Alberto Manguel. Translated by Miranda France. (Riverhead, paper, $16.) In a series of monologues, this novel addresses the mysterious death of an Argentine expat writer in Spain.Continue reading the main story
DIRT, by David Vann. (Harper/HarperCollins, $25.99.) Vann's novel turns nightmarish as the solipsism of its hero, a young man living a stalled, isolated life, slips from adolescent to unhinged.
THE SPINDLERS, by Lauren Oliver. (Harper/HarperCollins, $16.99; ages 8 to 12.) A basement passage leads Oliver's lonely heroine into another realm.
WILL SPARROW'S ROAD, by Karen Cushman. (Clarion/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $16.99; ages 10 to 14.) The life education of a 16th-century urchin.Continue reading the main story


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I wanted to have some fun with the verse. While it is not literally speaking of tasting and seeing that the Lord is good, it makes such a vivid point. Imagine being apprehensive about tasting something, and then trying it and being amazed at how incredible it was. God is the same way (even better!!) Many are apprehensive, calloused, and cynical about trying God, but the incredible peace, love, and joy experienced afterwards is completely unforgettable. Psalm 34:8- Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the man who takes refuge in him!
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Lovely! Sometimes it is so hard to communicate how wonderful faith is unless they taste it for themselves! Really like the font.ReplyDelete
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Girls Art League will collaborate with social worker Kristina. Kristina specializes in geriatric care, Girls Art League is a new organization dedicated to the creative development of women and girls in Toronto. The workshop will cater to a wide range of artistic and physical abilities. The workshop will be open to women, or non-gender conforming people of all ages, from children to the elderly. Each participant will create a small mosaic piece that reflects their ideas and experiences with feminism. The mosaics will then be pieced together to create a larger work. This work will be installed in public space yet to be determined. There will be a strong emphasis on concept development, and demonstrating how one needn't know how to draw to make art. Our intention is make art as accessible as possible, and creating a comfortable open environment where participants can talk openly about their own experiences as women and as artists.
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Why Tatanka should be a moderator in eBaums chat
Hi! My name is Aaron Ian David Smith, better known as Tatanka, and even better known as AIDS (but don't call me that). I wanted to take a moment today to share with you all why I should be a moderator in eBaums chat. Well, first off, I have been with eBaums since the olden days (user plane) and I have been a thorne in the side of chatters ever since. Back then I was Tatanka and Guy Beckey (Schwing). But one day the Tatanka and Guy Beckey (Schwing) of old transformed into a new Tatanka when I told one nyyank257 that my name was Aaron Ian David Smith and he said "AIDS". Since then everyone has been calling me AIDS and I have become a loveable character in eBaums chat...even if it is at my own expense and now EVERYONE ASSOCIATES ME WITH A DISEASE FROM UNPROTECTED SEX AND NEEDLE USE THAT SENTENCES YOU TO A PROLONGED DEATH. In fact, some memorable and very meaningful conversations have been sparked from this situation, like:
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D.C. United news & notes
*D.C. United defender Devon McTavish has resumed full-time training after recovering from a hamstring-groin injury and, although he will be available Saturday night against the New England Revolution at RFK Stadium, I would be surprised if he started.
"I didn't have any issues running straight; it was just cutting and kicking the ball," he said. "Today it felt good. My fitness is decent. It's up to Curt [Onalfo]. We'll see how I do in training" on Friday.
With Juan Manuel Peña set to make his DCU debut in central defense alongside Dejan Jakovic, McTavish and Carey Talley are the top candidates for the right back role. I'm guessing it will be Talley. Peña has not played in an official competitive club match of any kind since last summer, so his fitness might become an issue in the second half. In that case, Julius James would become the primary option off the bench.
More notes.....
*Bill Hamid, No. 2 on the goalkeeping depth chart, has a minor shoulder injury and the club will determine Friday whether he will be active Saturday. If not, rookie Andrew Quinn will back up Troy Perkins.
*Midfield trialist Drew Yates will continue to train with the club, but also might end up signing with Crystal Palace Baltimore or Real Maryland and split his practice time between DCU and the lower-division club.
Steve Goff
April 1, 2010; 2:47 PM ET
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Vaughn was the natural backup to Namoff. Why did we cut him? Did he show up to training drunk or hung over or something?
Posted by: christopher_a_metzler | April 1, 2010 3:07 PM | Report abuse
via @craigstouffer
Grabbed #dcu GM Dave Kasper after the team luncheon to ask about team's plans for 2nd or any DP: "We're not going that route."
Posted by: inzzo79 | April 1, 2010 3:08 PM | Report abuse
OK, so five days into the season and our injury list is as such:
At minimum three starters out injured. But worry not, Mr. Onalfo's teams have been amongst the healthiest in the league in the past several seasons!
Posted by: the_slammer | April 1, 2010 3:25 PM | Report abuse
McTavish ended up getting more of the minutes at right back in preseason than Vaughn did. Since they're roughly equivalent players, and McTavish has a bit more versatility, I can't say I was surprised at all that Vaughn was let go.
Holding Onalfo responsible for the injuries to Wicks and Namoff is ridiculous. Burch breaking a bone in his foot also seems like sheer bad luck, rather than some flaw in training.
However, the fact that McTavish and Simms have already had muscular injuries this quickly is somewhat alarming.
Posted by: Chest_Rockwell | April 1, 2010 3:51 PM | Report abuse
I had heard Ledo Pizza would have a stand at RFK. However, I had not heard that FatFace BBQ and Ben's Chili Bowl would also have stands at RFK. We do like Ben's Chili Bowl! This is a major upgrade. Well done KP.
Posted by: croftonpost | April 1, 2010 4:01 PM | Report abuse
I just went to the Fat Face BBQ web site. It looks great. Definitely, the real deal.
Posted by: croftonpost | April 1, 2010 4:11 PM | Report abuse
I was in Kansas City last week, so I'm all barbecued out. But I expect to return to sanity in a week or so...so welcome Fat Face!
Posted by: troy6 | April 1, 2010 4:17 PM | Report abuse
Chest_Rockwell -- I wouldn't be surprised either, except 1) because of the CBA fiasco, the roster cut-down day wasn't until much later than when Vaughn was let go, so there was no rush, and 2) we knew that Namoff was out and would be for a little while, so we had no depth behind McTavish.
Posted by: christopher_a_metzler | April 1, 2010 4:18 PM | Report abuse
Love the concession upgrades. That's better than they had when the Skins played at RFK. Two thumbs way up!
Posted by: Gambrills4 | April 1, 2010 4:42 PM | Report abuse
Good Europa League matches today. Soccer is boring!
Posted by: Kev29 | April 1, 2010 4:49 PM | Report abuse
@Chest - was never suggesting that Onalfo is in any way to blame for any of the injuries. Just that we do, like you say, have two muscle injuries already (like we always do) and that maybe KC's sports medicine/training staff could have had a large part to play on that team's relative health under Curt..
Posted by: the_slammer | April 1, 2010 4:55 PM | Report abuse
I'm not sure what y'all are going on about. I doubt there's anything that Onalfo is doing that is so unusual it's causing any injuries. Field players pick up muscular injuries, or sprains/tears, even in training -- and goalies do hurt their shoulders diving around.
The only thing to maybe blame Onalfo for is possibly bringing in Simms to try and play too soon after his knee injury. Obviously, he might not have been up to it. On the other hand, players pull hammies all the time. Hopefully, he has options besides McTavish. Better to wait a week than lose him for a month or two.
Seriously, team. $500k or even a million ought to impress some South American talent. I don't know diddly about any of these guys, but there's a guy being coached by El Diablo right now who has a nice resume by Bolivian standards: Diego Cabrera. Only one goal with the national side, but very effective with his club sides. Just an example.
Posted by: fischy | April 1, 2010 5:10 PM | Report abuse
@fischy -
Merely noting a pattern that's developed over the last several seasons of many of our key cogs in the lineup missing tons of time from muscular strains and injuries, that's all. This team seems to lack depth even when everyone's healthy.
Posted by: the_slammer | April 1, 2010 5:13 PM | Report abuse
I thought DCU was healthy last year.
And aren't most MLS teams not deep at all?
Posted by: Reignking | April 1, 2010 5:44 PM | Report abuse
via @craigstouffer
Grabbed #dcu GM Dave Kasper after the team luncheon to ask about team's plans for 2nd or any DP: "We're not going that route."
Posted by: inzzo79 | April 1, 2010 3:08 PM
What the heck is DK talking about????
I hope he's just playing coy. This team has to have at least half a million to spend -- and I'm thinking it's substantially more than that -- with no brownie points from MLS if they don't spend it all. If they don't go out and get some DPs, I think that's professional malpractice.
Goff, is it possible to find out about how much cap room the team has, now that they've brought in Peña? I'm sure there are certain unknown variables such as Burch and Namoff and how much they might receive -- but I think, at this point, that it's fair to start questioning what the front office is doing and why...
When the season is over, I would love to see the final cap total for United. If they've left over 160k on the table without bringing in at least one DP this summer, I will be game to start a fire Kasper petition drive. Given what I presume is a salary base way below the cap level, the only reason I can see not signing a couple of DPs is if they've got someone really big (Seedorf, Vieira or such) already lined up for next year and need to hold the slot(s).
Posted by: fischy | April 1, 2010 5:51 PM | Report abuse
Fischy's reference to luring South American talent with the remaining salary budget reminded me of something.
A few year's back, DC had Jaime Moreno's cousin in a for tryout (was his name Aguilera?) and, for a while, the term "Jaime's cousin" became a bit of a shorthand gag for an imaginary foreign player that would arrive and provide the missing piece that would turn DC United into an unstoppable offensive force.
On Monday, Wigan was on ESPN (the game when Tevez got his hattrick) featuring a tall forward from Santa Cruz, Bolivia who resembles Jaime (but not in height) and is named Marcelo Moreno.
Is this the long sought after "Jaime's cousin" and could he lead us to the pot of gold at the end of MLS playoffs?
Or are Chad Ashton, Dave Kasper and Kevin Payne going to have jump back into the Hot Tub Time Machine and find another Veterano de Estados Unidos '94?
Either way, get out and enjoy the beautiful weather!
Posted by: Joel_M_Lane | April 1, 2010 5:53 PM | Report abuse
Just to clarify my above remark -- I do understand that signing a DP implies the team will be responsible for some salary -- whatever is over the $330k or the $165k half-season. I'm not trying to spend Chang's money, but this a boon for a team. If Chang spends a few hundred thousand for a guy or guys who can put an average 4000 extra fannies in the stands, plus help secure the team at least one home playoff game, I'm probably really lowballing the additional revenues at $1.5 million. Even the lone playoff game is going to be over $700k in ticket sales -- maybe much more depending on crowd size and average ticket price -- plus concession prices.
I realize Gallardo didn't pay off. Just be smarter about it and it can't help but pay off.
Posted by: fischy | April 1, 2010 6:12 PM | Report abuse
By the way -- the number I posted above -- that was based on a half-season DP, playing 7 home games. Bring someone in now -- to make the team more competitive and draw bigger crowds -- and there will be an even bigger revenue leap.
Posted by: fischy | April 1, 2010 6:14 PM | Report abuse
Perhaps there is no one of DP value out there right now. No reason for Chang to spend money for the sake of spending money. The last thing we want is for the FO to rush to sign somebody they probably did not want in the first place(Gallardo anyone?).The FO seems to be taking its time finding somebody that they truly want which is something I think most people on here can agree with.
Posted by: Unitedfury | April 1, 2010 6:30 PM | Report abuse
There is no one right now. They couldn't transfer (eg Nfuko).
Posted by: Reignking | April 1, 2010 7:13 PM | Report abuse
Great, Wigan gets Jaime's cousin and we get squadoosh.
Posted by: dccal | April 1, 2010 8:07 PM | Report abuse
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Levequests are a great way to quickly level a tough crafting or gathering class. They are also a great source to earn Grand Company Seals to quickly get promoted in rank.
Players have an 'Allowance' of up to 99 points and it takes 1 point to do a levequest, so be sure to spend your points wisely! You gain 3 Leve Allowances every 12 hours. You can have a maximum of 30 concurrent levequests going in your quest log. To begin a Levequest, open your quest journal, select the quest and click the 'Initiate' button. Be sure to be close to the highlighted red circle on your map before you initiate.
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Peter, With reference to your messages: [1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-rdf-comments/2003JanMar/0148.html [2] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-rdf-comments/2003JanMar/0175.html [3] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-rdf-comments/2003JanMar/0193.html I accept a need for some editorial revision. This issue has been recorded as WG issue pfps-15. The remainder of this message is to clarify the extent of changes needed. You seem to claim there is a contradiction surrounding the question "Can RDF say anything about anything?" I agree the phrase "Say anything about anything" is broken (I think "Anyone can say something about anything" is closer to the intended goal here.) However, this phrase does not appear in the last-call version of the concepts document [4]. [4] http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/WD-rdf-concepts-20030123/ I think that your comments suggest improvements in the following areas: - clarify whether or not certain URIs are reserved from use in the abstract syntax, corresponding to the restrictions in the RDF/XML syntax [5] - clarify the notion of "what is sanctioned by the RDF specification"; I think the text about what is sanctioned by RDF may require some clarification: some rdf/rdfs URIs are reserved by RDF/XML for specific syntactic purposes, and may not be used to denote resources (e.g. rdf:ID); other rdf/rdfs URIs are reserved to identify specific concepts, for which the corresponding resource is constrained by the RDF specifications, and may not be given an interpretation that is at variance with them. [5] http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-syntax-grammar/#section-grammar-summary However, I am at a loss to understand why being able to say something about anything is in contradiction with the idea that the language has certain syntactic restrictions. #g ------------------- Graham Klyne <email@example.com>Received on Wednesday, 19 February 2003 11:28:39 UTC
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Cara Delevingne has been in relationships with St. Vincent (2014 - 2016) and Michelle Rodriguez (2014).
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Home > Boss's day quotes and boss day quotes.
We have put together a list of relevant boss's day quotes and boss day quotes. Some are particularly about bosses in particular, and some might be applicable to general work situations.
Boss's day quotes and boss day quotes
The best leader is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them while they do it.
The difference between a boss and a leader is a boss says 'Go', while a leader says 'Let's go'.
If you think your boss is stupid, remember: you wouldn't have a job if he was any smarter.
Nothing so conclusively proves a man's ability to lead others as what he does from day to day to lead himself.
My Boss frequently gets lost in thought. That's because it's unfamiliar territory.
I've always found that the speed of the boss is the speed of the team.
The difference between a job and a career is the difference between forty and sixty hours a week
There is only one boss. The customer. And he can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money somewhere else.
The best leader is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them while they do it.
The person who knows HOW will always have a job. The person who knows WHY will always be his boss.
We passed over a lot of good people to get the ones we hired.
Set exorbitant standards, and give your people hell when they don't live up to them. There is nothing so demoralizing as a boss who tolerates second rate work.
The key to being a good manager is keeping the people who hate you away from those who are still undecided.
The best time to start thinking about your retirement is before the boss does.
By working faithfully eight hours a day you may eventually get to be boss and work twelve hours a day.
Accomplishing the impossible means only that the boss will add it to your regular duties.
The first myth of management is that it exists. The second myth of management is that success equals skill.
My Boss said to me, "What you see as a glass ceiling, I see as a protective barrier."
Show me a man who is a good loser and I'll show you a man who is playing golf with his boss.
One measure of leadership is the calibre of people who choose to follow you.
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