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Birthday Party Turns Deadly
September 24, 1990
By Leigh Jackson and Jack McGuire, Daily News Staff Writers
All the birthday party guests wore black. But the Saturday night affair turned even stranger when shooting broke out, leaving one person dead and four wounded. Police said today they had made no arrests. Gau Nguyen said she and about 60 friends were celebrating her 17th birthday party at a friend's house on 6th Street near Tasker in South Philadelphia when gunfire erupted about 11:35 p.m. "Everybody dancing, then they start firing," she said. "I can't see because all the lights out. " According to police, two boys began fighting over a girl.
Make Time for a birthday party
August 12, 2005
By SARA SHERR For the Daily News
Making Time DJ/host Dave Pianka celebrates his 26th birthday tonight and he's such a nice guy, no one would ever think of making fun of him for creating the phrase "cocainesexjam" or inviting people to get rad or awesome with multiple exclamation points. In typical Making Time style, there are three floors of rock and electro DJs, including the birthday boy, Mike Z., the Rock Tits gang, Adam Sparkles, JDH, and a performance by Giant Drag, an L.A. duo that recalls The Breeders and My Bloody Valentine (10 tonight at Transit, 6th and Spring Garden streets, 215-925-8878, $10, www.igetrvng.
2 Charged In Birthday Party Killing
September 15, 1988
By Connie O'Kane, Special to The Inquirer
Authorities have arrested two men in the Sept. 3 killing of a 15-year-old youth at a birthday party in Florence, the Burlington County prosecutor announced yesterday. Eddie Eugene Rolle, 18, of the 300 block of Union Street in Trenton, was charged with murder and possession of a weapon, Prosecutor Stephen G. Raymond said. Rolle is accused of fatally shooting Shawn Lockley, a Burlington Township youth who was attending the birthday party at a home on Railroad Avenue. The other suspect, Keith Bing, 21, of Colonial Avenue in Trenton, was charged with aggravated assault and two weapons charges.
Futures Center Throws A Birthday Party
April 26, 1991
By Anita Myette, Inquirer Staff Writer
Procrastinate no longer. Next weekend the museum will celebrate the first anniversary of the opening of the 90,000 square-foot addition with a variety of special activities. The highlight of the two-day celebration is a show by Richard Faverty, soap bubble-blower extraordinaire. Faverty, a.k.a. "Professor Bubbles," will perform at noon, 2 and 4 p.m. daily. Other entertainment will include a concert by more than 150 young Suzuki- method violinists. There will be free Tastykakes and the opportunity to visit the institute's many other attractions.
The half-birthday party: 'Happy Half-Birthd - '
August 14, 2014
By Terri Akman, For The Inquirer
When Chloe Winters celebrated her 11th birthday, no biggie. Turning 10½, however, required a blowout bash. The half-birthday custom is five years going for the Montgomery County tween - with a July 9 birthday, it's a tradition based on practicality, says her mom, Kate. "It's usually the holiday week and no one's ever around, school's out, everyone's at the Shore or at camp," Kate said. "Birthdays are special and they should be celebrated. " Chloe loves the arrangement - and so do a growing number of birthday boys and girls.
Delco League to throw 100th birthday party
May 3, 2007
By JOSEPH SANTOLIQUITO For the Daily News
The alums of the Delco League read like a Who's Who in area baseball. Phillies lefthander Jamie Moyer pitched in the Delco League. So did Geoff Petrie, the NBA's Rookie of the Year in 1970-71. Hall of Famer Frank "Home Run" Baker, of the old Philadelphia A's, played in the league in 1915. The list is 100 years long. Those players and the teams they played for will be honored tonight at the Drexelbrook, in Drexel Hill, in celebration of the 100th year of the league.
Congressional Partisans Square Off Over Birthday Party
March 12, 1992
By John Monk, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
As if budget woes and bad-check scandals weren't enough to fight about, congressional Republicans and Democrats now are arguing over - of all things - a birthday party. On May 13, the Democratic Party will be 200 years old, and Democrats in Congress are in the mood for a celebration. The much-younger Republicans - their party is only 138 - don't think the milestone is worth a party. "Why not have one for the Communists or the Nazis?" said Tony Blankley, press secretary for House Republican Whip Rep. Newt Gingrich (R., Ga.)
Powless Enjoys Straight-set Birthday Party
August 26, 1998
By Dennis Harrison, FOR THE INQUIRER
John Powless celebrated his 63d birthday yesterday by defeating King of Prussia's Andy Yates at the Philadelphia Cricket Club and advancing to this morning's third round of the 55-and-over draw in the Senior Grass Court Tennis Championships. Powless, of Madison, Wis., who has appeared in 22 of these events, is the only player in the history of the tournament to have won at least one singles title in all three age brackets: 45, 50 and 55. Powless is attempting to take his third title, and seventh overall, in the 55-and-over draw.
A Day Of Fun Kicks Off Ridley Birthday Party
October 12, 1986
By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
To the sound of music, the smell of hot dogs and the fun of a craft fair, Ridley Township began its yearlong 300th birthday party last Saturday with a community party attended by about 200 people. The Fall Festival was the first of a dozen events planned to keep the celebration going through 1987, according to Joseph Cronin, president of the township board of commissioners. "This is the sixth year we've had the festival," Cronin said, "and we thought it would be a good way to kick off the tricentennial celebration.
For Crossing Guard, A Birthday Party At His Longtime Post
April 11, 1991
By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
The intersection of Township Line and Burmont Roads in Drexel Hill may seem like an inappropriate spot for a birthday party, but to the more than 200 students from St. Dorothy's School, it was just right. It is the corner from which Otto Kuhne has been helping students cross on their way to and from school for the last 17 years. So it was the perfect place to sing "Happy Birthday" to the 83-year-old crossing guard and wish him many more years of good health and a perfect on-the-job safety record.
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By Zoë Miller, Staff Writer
EVERYONE'S favorite pachyderm statue has a big birthday coming up - on Saturday, Margate's Lucy the Elephant will be celebrating her 135th year as a Jersey Shore landmark. Pandering to election-season zeitgeist, the bash will have a political theme: "Lucy for President. " Her platform? Peanuts for all, of course. From a photo booth designed to resemble a voting machine to an election campaign T-shirt that pits Lucy against Donald and Hillary to a patriotic pedicure - last week, Lucy's toes were painted red, white, and blue - the team that operates the tourist attraction is going all-out.
Margate's Lucy the Elephant turns 135 and runs for president
July 24, 2016
By Zoë Miller, Staff Writer
Everyone's favorite pachyderm statue has a big birthday coming up - on Saturday, Margate's Lucy the Elephant will be celebrating her 135th year as a Jersey Shore landmark. Pandering to election-season zeitgeist, the bash will have a political theme: "Lucy for President. " Her platform? Peanuts for all, of course. From a photo booth designed to resemble a voting machine to an election campaign T-shirt that pits Lucy against Donald and Hillary to a patriotic pedicure - last week, Lucy's toes were painted red, white, and blue - the team that operates the tourist attraction is going all-out.
She wants another kid, her husband doesn't
July 3, 2016
DEAR ABBY: My husband, "Van," and I have been married 10 years. He's 40; I'm 33. Our daughter just turned 7. Shortly after she was born, Van informed me he didn't want to have more children. He said he was happy with just one. It was hard for me to accept, but eventually I came to peace with his decision. Recently, he began talking about wanting another child. I was, of course, very excited. After much discussion we decided we would start trying last April, but when the time came, he confessed he'd had a change of heart.
She switched the date and is mad they can't attend
April 30, 2016
By Carolyn Hax, Advice Columnist
Question: My overbearing sister-in-law just moved her son's birthday party to a week later. When we originally talked a month ago, I asked when it was planned and said, great, because my son will be on a Boy Scout retreat the following weekend. Now, she moved the birthday party and is mad that my son won't be there. We already paid for the retreat, and my son is torn because he wants to do both but can't. Your advice? My sister-in-law is so mad she isn't communicating with us at this point.
The Parent Trip: Sara Trohaugh and Brian Eckenrode of Mount Airy
April 21, 2016
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Once upon a time, she was the girl in the home-sewn, lime green dress, and he was the guy who charmed her by juggling fruit and vegetables in the produce aisle at Acme. The night they met, at a friend's birthday party, they danced and sang karaoke until someone dropped the microphone in the beer. They wandered with friends around Rittenhouse Square and finally crashed on someone's couch at 4 in the morning. It was a few months until they saw each other again, for a date that turned into a snowed-in weekend at Sara's group house in Jenkintown.
Conflicting birthday dates call for compromise
March 20, 2016
Question: My family typically makes a pretty big deal out of everyone's birthdays as an excuse to get together and have a celebration. Happily, we cover three generations, and my husband and I are in the middle of the generational sandwich. Husband has a pretty significant birthday approaching. I would like to take several family members to a sporting event he particularly enjoys, but I can't afford to take everyone. When I sent out the email, I did not include nieces and nephews, as they are not particularly close to Husband, though they are typically included in invitations to other celebrations.
Planning the nation's birthday party . . . for 2026
January 18, 2016
By Matt Gelb, Staff Writer
The man charged with creating the greatest celebration of America ever conceived occupies Cubicle B on the seventh floor of the Philadelphia Building. The donated space is decorated with a family photo, a Ben Franklin bobblehead, and a sticker that reads: "USA250. " For now, Jon Grabelle Herrmann is the sole employee of a nonprofit that has raised more than $200,000 for an event that is a decade away from happening - one way or another. Someone had to start the discussion about 2026, the country's semiquincentennial.
Tell Me About It: Host felt like an accomplice to 'cheating'
January 17, 2016
By Carolyn Hax
Adapted from a recent online discussion. Question: I now live in a party destination, and I regularly get family and friends visiting to experience the city. This includes "Kathy," who has been in a long-term relationship for seven years. When we were out, I came back from the bar to find Kathy making out with a guy who was rounding third base. I hated that she made me an accomplice to her cheating, and I ended up mostly breaking off the friendship. Now two years later, mostly reconciled, Kathy confronted me drunkenly at a birthday party for "treating her like a whore" and "making her feel bad for what she did. " It all came out that Kathy and her boyfriend had made their relationship open before her trip.
Husband says tattoos honoring her dead lover 'disrespect' him
November 12, 2015
D EAR ABBY: I'm a mostly happily married wife and mother. I love tattoos. When I was younger, I was engaged to my soulmate. His name is tattooed on my wrists in honor of the love we shared. Unfortunately, he was killed in a car accident. Several years later, I met and married my husband, "Brett. " When we fight he brings up the tattoos. He says they're "disrespectful" of him and I should get rid of them. It upsets me because I got the tattoos before I ever met Brett, so how can they be disrespectful?
Did Facebook photo trigger slaying?
October 15, 2015
By Aubrey Whelan, Inquirer Staff Writer
Last week, Tony Harris, a 50-year-old electronics repairman, uploaded a photo to his Facebook page - something different from his standard fare of videos and memes and images of his three children. This one showed his wife, Amber Crane, grinning up at the camera, clutching thick stacks of cash in both hands. More money sat piled in her lap. "I misplaced $60,000.00. I hope my wife didn't go shopping with it," the caption joked. "Stop playing," a friend wrote back. Precisely a week later, about 11:30 at night, police said, three young men walked into his home on the 1100 block of South Ruby Street in Kingsessing, where he has lived for decades.
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Schmidt, the town's first Democratic mayor in 30 years, said she hopes the new council, also the first with a Democratic majority in three decades, can provide that.
"I do think people look forward to having a much more conservative approach to the budget," she said, although she said the previous council also tried to control spending. "Times are so difficult for so many people and they're looking for solutions for their own families. And they're looking for us to respect that."
Democrats won a majority on the council Nov. 5, and last week unanimously elected Schmidt as mayor. Democrats Genevieve Cerf, Bob Frink, Rich Moravsik and Joe de la Cruz are new to the council. Schmidt and Republicans Heather Bond Somers, Harry Watson, Deborah Peruzzotti and Bruce Flax were re-elected.
De la Cruz said he didn't realize how long Republicans had dominated until after results were announced on election night.
"I think it was a little bit of shock that night in the (Democratic) headquarters," he said. "I think jaws were dropped."
Cerf said she believes Democrats prevailed partly because candidates ran on the issue of controlling the budget and taxes. She also believes it left a bad taste in people's mouths when the previous council backed a $9.9 million extension of utilities along Flanders Road.
Voters overwhelmingly rejected the project.
"I think people are saying they don't want to spend this kind of money anymore," Cerf said.
Schmidt, who has served two consecutive terms and always been in the minority, said local politics tend not to be partisan. But she said Republicans held two caucuses to discuss the city police and highway budgets last year.
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Welcome to The Morning Read.
I'm going to be out of the house all morning tomorrow, so I've got a lot of work to do between now and then to make sure there's plenty to read for you guys here on the blog. And since there's a ton of news breaking all over the place today, this morning's Read is already overstuffed with things worth discussion.
For example, there's Mark Millar's upcoming project "Nemesis," which appears to be a bidding war just waiting to happen. The high-concept premise sounds like it'll catch fire on the heels of "Kick-Ass," telling the story of a billionaire who also happens to be a nightmarish supervillain who loves to pick one cop per year to torment and taunt before finally killing him. Basically, he's Batman and the Joker in one body, and in the upcoming series, he finally picks an American cop, who turns out to be the best opponent he's ever had. "Wanted" was also a pretty major world-wide hit, so Millar is about as hot as a comic creator can be in Hollywood. The only thing that would make "Nemesis" even more attractive to studios would be if a major director was onboard to direct the film.
Oh, what's that? Sam Raimi suddenly has an opening on his dance card? Verrrrrrry interesting. I know that Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. are excited about having Raimi make "World Of Warcraft" his top priority, but I'd love to see a pissed-off Raimi making a superhero film that was designed to fly in the face of Marvel and Sony's next "Spider-Man" as well. It would be a delicious way to spend summer 2012. In the meantime, if you want to have the supercop in "Nemesis" named after you, they'll be auctioning off that honor in the next few days, so keep your eyes open.
Speaking of delicious, have you seen that new Basil Gogos "Wolfman" poster that just made its exclusive debut on CHUD? Wow. All Monster Kids need to get over there RIGHTNOW and check it out.
And speaking of Monster Kids, I ran a link in the last Morning Read to a Rick Baker video for "Monster Mash." that was actually created to help draw attention to an upcoming project from Monsterverse, a new horror comic book that uses Bela Lugosi as a host. It looks like fun, and based on some sample pages that were sent over, I am very curious to see the final product.
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Jew-Hunting Season Open in France
France is presently prey to one of the worst waves of anti-Semitism in its history; this wave is not receding, rather, it is intensifying.
According to the annual report published by the Protection Service of the Jewish community, 2011 was a bad year; 2012 will be worse.
Since the killing of three children and a rabbi in the courtyard of a school in Toulouse on March 19 by Mohamed Merah, the number of attacks against Jews has exponentiated.
The vicious assault of three young Jews in Lyon on June 2 by a gang of ten men armed with hammers and iron bars was only the most visible and most obvious act among more than 150 other acts of the same kind in less than three months.
Since then, in just two weeks, dozens of new attacks have occurred. In one of them, an eighty-three year old woman was beaten, raped and left for dead in a Marseilles stairwell.
Most of the victims do not even go to the police: they know only too well that their complaint is likely to be dismissed. The police have orders: the risk of riots is in the mind of all those in authority. These orders are not transmitted in writing, of course; their existence emerges when the police, angered by the role they are asked to play, organize protests. They are even more angry when they do their job and make arrests, only to see those arrested released by the judge even when the evidence provided is overwhelming. Judges also appear to have orders, also not transmitted in written form: some organize protests, others silently comply.
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As the mainstream media are also silent, Muslim anti-Semites feel free to act. And the more time passes, the more they feel free to act. When crimes are not followed by repercussions, criminals acquire a giddy sense of impunity.
Almost no one dare associate the words "Muslim" and "anti-Semite" in France anymore, and those who still do are immediately accused of "Islamophobia" and charged. A law that bears the name of a communist politician — the "Gayssot law" — states that any criticism of a religion is a form of discrimination, and criticism of Islam is generally considered to be much worse than discrimination against anything else.
When Muslim anti-Semites, knowing the demonization of Israel that reigns in the country, say they hate Jews because of what Israeli Jews do to "Palestinians," many journalists and "intellectuals" consider that excuse a mitigating circumstance, without even bothering to consider what the Palestinian leadership does to Palestinians — such as stealing the funds sent to the Palestinian people by gullible Americans and Europeans, throwing Palestinian journalists and any other outspoken citizen in jail wholesale, teaching toddlers to be terrorists, and effectively rejecting all rule of law. And this is the leadership that would like its own state?
When Jewish schools had to be protected before the killings in Toulouse, those killings showed that security measures in place were not sufficient. Jewish shops and restaurants receive daily threats. Every week, windows are smashed or covered with insulting graffiti. Jewish radio stations dare not display their name on their studio doors. Jewish kids are spat upon in the streets.
French Jews feel very isolated and very vulnerable. They now know that simple things can be dangerous: wearing a skullcap in the street, going to the synagogue alone, placing a mezuzah on a door frame.Guy Millière
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Is Lawrence Block giving his stamp-collecting hit man the last word?
If 'Hit Me' (Mulholland Books) turns out to be Lawrence Block's last work of fiction, as the 74-year-old mystery grandmaster suggested to the New York Daily News it might be, then it's a fine finale for a writer who never stopped growing, and who allowed some of his series characters the same privilege of changing.
I can't remember if I first found Block through his old fiction-writing column in Writer's Digest, or through one of his early Matthew Scudder or Bernie Rhodenbarr mysteries. But from the beginning I found his writing like pizza: good even in its ordinary manifestations, mind-blowing in its excellent ones. As a reader, I feel the same way about his late friend and occasional collaborator, Donald E. Westlake. As professional writers of popular fiction, they saw their job as keeping readers entertained enough to turn the page, and turn the pages we did. »Read Full Blog Post
Tracy Morgan gets big laughs - and some unexpected exposure at the Pabst
Controversial comic and "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan was a wild man performing stand-up at the Pabst Theater Sunday night. That's to be expected.
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WTMJ-AM, WTMJ-TV, WLUM win top station honors
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), WTMJ-AM (620) and WLUM-FM (102.1) won station-of-the-year honors at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards Saturday night in Madison.
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Soulstice Theatre delivers shimmering 'Memory of Water'
Coming from north by northwest, take I-794 to Howard Ave. Make two quick lefts and you've arrived at the St. Francis-based digs of Soulstice Theatre, home to a tiny, gutsy troupe which - when the stars align, as they often do - offers a night out that can rival much of what's available downtown, at half the price.
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Where do I even begin? I could ramble on about how nice it is to return to campus (though I've been back for nearly a month at this point), how despite the humidity and the heat, which now fade quite pleasantly into early autumn, I find no fault in this place, and how my classes...
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There are literally hundreds of student organizations on campus, and one of the biggest ones is the Vanderbilt Programming Board or VPB (Vandy loves its acronyms). VPB is an umbrella organization of smaller committees such as Homecoming, Speakers Committee, CityVU, The Music Group, The VenUe, and Vandy Fanatics. This past week, I attended a Speakers...
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The semester is flying by and these past few weeks have been jam-packed. Last weekend was especially crazy as I got the chance to experience the best 48 hours of my life so far at Vanderbilt!
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I don't know about you guys, but where I went to high school, homecoming was a lot of the things — stressful, overblown, anxiety-inducing — a lot of things, but usually not very fun. There was a football game no one cared about, a dance we cared about WAY too much, and weeks worth of...
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It's been said that with great power comes great responsibility, and this year that was just as applicable to Tobey Maguire as it was to me working my second year at Vanderbilt's annual Rites of Spring Music Festival. As a part of the Music Group, I spend the whole year planning and looking forward to...
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Would you really want to keep up with Kylie Jenner?
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Date: August 26, 2015 | Posted By: Haley BThanks to the advent of social media, we live in a culture where it's easier than ever to share parts of our lives with others. That's great news for the body-positive movement, which has started using the Twitter hashtag #ThighReading as a way to celebrate realistic, unaltered depictions of women's bodies. This trend began after a Twitter user Continue reading
Positive Exposure shines light on a different kind of supermodel
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Expanded Miller Valley 'Holiday Lites' show begins Nov. 30
The Miller Valley becomes a miniature holiday retreat when MillerCoors kicks off its annual "Holiday Lites" celebration Nov. 30.
This year's show is the biggest yet staged, with extended hours and tours available on more nights. The light show is billed as the largest display of its kind in the Midwest, with more than 300,000 LED lights synchronized to a mix of holiday music. »Read Full Article
Violent Femmes bassist Brian Ritchie remembers Lou Reed's influence
Arguably the Milwaukee band that's had the largest influence on rock music is the Violent Femmes.
And the band with the largest influence on the Femmes was the Velvet Underground, Femmes bassist Brian Ritchie said. »Read Full Article(15)
Lou Reed dies at 71, was lead singer of Velvet Underground
New York — Lou Reed, the great punk poet of rock 'n' roll who profoundly influenced generations of musicians as leader of the Velvet Underground and remained a vital solo performer for decades after, died Sunday. He was 71.
Reed died in Southampton, N.Y., of an ailment related to his recent liver transplant, according to his literary agent, Andrew Wylie, who added that Reed had been in frail health for months. Reed shared a home in Southampton with his wife and fellow musician, Laurie Anderson, whom he married in 2008. »Read Full Article(20)
Bel Canto Chorus, MSO join for night of sacred music
The Bel Canto Chorus and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra joined forces at Christ King Parish in Wauwatosa on Saturday for a colorful evening of two 20th-century sacred works.
Bel Canto music director Richard Hynson led the combined ensembles in thoughtful, moving performances of Duruflé's "Requiem," from 1947, and Poulenc's "Gloria," which premiered in 1961. »Read Full Article
Chris Tomlin shows his passion for Christian music
Chris Tomlin did the old "how many first timers? how many veterans?" audience poll at the start of his Milwaukee Theatre show Saturday night. Not surprisingly, the majority of cheers in the largely full theater were from the newbies. Tomlin's "Burning Lights," released in January, was just the fourth contemporary Christian music album ever to top the Billboard charts.
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Failure to Launch ($29.99)
Sarah Jessica Parker is hired to woo Matthew McConaughey away from living at home (when Mom and Dad are as vivacious as Kathy Bates and Terry Bradshaw, who'd want to leave?) but (oops!) falls for him along the way. Sweet at times, but mostly contrived. Extras: Above average, with looks at real-life arrested developers and a lively chat between McConaughey and Bradshaw. Movie: [STARS 2.5] Extras: [STARS 3]
Caché ($26.96)
Is it live or is it Memorex? You never know for sure in this gripping French film about a splintering couple who receive an increasingly unnerving series of surveillance videotapes of themselves. Extras: Insightful making-of footage and an interview with director Michael Haneke (subtitled, like the film), who gleefully refuses to clear up Caché's fascinating ambiguities. (R) Movie: [STARS 3.5] Extras: [STARS 2.5]
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The time is upon us—Coachella is less than a week away (do YOU have your festival looks planned?!) and thus, our musical selections have leaned heavily towards those in the current esteemed line-up. For this week's edition of Tuesday Tunes, check out our April Spotify playlist chock-full of jams from this year's acts, and get geared up for the big weekends ahead! Listen below:
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Twice as keen on Africa compared to The Middle East?
"particularly looking to Africa, The Middle East and Africa."
Richard Yu, the head of Huawei's consumer business group, has said that he sees an Android future for the company. The Chinese company has huge global ambitions to capitalise on its standing as a major infrastructure supplier and to become a consumer brand and is particularly looking to The Middle East and Africa. It's a …
"particularly looking to Africa, The Middle East and Africa."
Well, the Middle East is a gaping wound that is only widening and Europe is crapping over itself pretending to be money-rich, energy-rich and oh so progressive but there are still a few chances left for Africa. So that double keenness is understandable.
Bastard cousin Blowhard! You beat me to it!!!
Let the also rans scrap about for the remaining 15% - it will soon be just irrelevant floor noise. The best of the rest - iOS - just dropped 1.5% to 11.7%, whilst Android gained 5% to hit 84.7%
Wot no COS?
The company lost money on Windows Phone for the two years it spent trying to tout the Redmond OS, but found there was no consumer demand.
What after all those wonderful adverts I see saying how indispensable a Windows phone is to the small business man :-)
The few Windows Phones that have been sold aren't Huawei, probably, because they didn't advertise them and they were only available in the bargain section of unrefurbished Asda stores.
It's like Mad Mike's Mobile Manufacturing Emporium saying that nobody is buying its Android phones when nobody knew that Mad Mike's Mobile Manufacturing Emporium made Android mobile phones.
"The company lost money on Windows Phone for the two years it spent trying to tout the Redmond OS, but found there was no consumer demand.
What after all those wonderful adverts I see saying how indispensable a Windows phone is to the small business man :-)"
There is plenty of business demand (Windows Phone already has over 20% share of that market in the UK). What Huawei are saying is that their handsets are nowhere near as good as the Nokia ones so no one wanted them.
internal friction aka corporate masturbation.
Probably Samsung have promised them a cut of the profits.
Really? When Samsung themselves are not even pushing it on their own phones?
No, it's because they think that Google and Apple are stealing apps revenue from them. This ignores the networks (other than NTT DoCoMo) having had a five year run at apps and having screwed it up.
The number of people Huawei having working in R&D.
just a fun factoid.
Remember it is like the pharmaceutical industry, marketing etc. is counted in R&D.
So, not true then?
"...The word is defined by the Compact Oxford English Dictionary as "an item of unreliable information that is repeated so often that it becomes accepted as fact"..."
(It is not a bit of trivia)
"The number of people Huawei having working in R&D."
Then why havn't they changed their comany name from a noise that sounds like someone throwing up?
Only if you mispronounce it (like 99% of English speakers). The correct pronunciation is Wah-way
See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGAqvpYLiGw
I know it's something of a tradition for The Register, but if you're going to use quote marks, you should probably stick with the general meaning of what the guy actually said - it's a bit of a stretch to get "Windows Phone is 'difficult'" from "Even for Windows Phone it's difficult to be successful."
It is hard to argue with putting 85% of your effort into 85% of the market.
If this Wikipedia article is at all accurate, this strategy has done well by Huawei so far. Not many companies founded in 1987 have had such spectacular success. (Working on tasteful understatement this week.)
I really, really want to see a Windows phone in the wild now. It's not funny anymore. Now, its sounds like the mugs microsoft conned into making them are waking up and telling them were to go. Wait! Don't stop till I see one, please ... !
"I really, really want to see a Windows phone in the wild now"
Just take a walk round London, or get on a train / tube. There are loads of them about now.
There are seven in our house right now. My work phone and personal phone. My wife's personal phone and work phone. My father-in-law and mother-in-law both have one, as does my son's carer.
Maybe I fit an odd demographic, but I don't know anyone who has bought a smartphone in the last six months who hasn't bought a windows phone.
> Maybe I fit an odd demographic,
Or maybe you are just a microsoft fanboi ?
(Though I agree that being a M$ fanboi does make you an odd demographic).
Really? On UI design? Jesus wept...
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MetroidHunter13 4 years ago#1
i really like demons souls and dark souls, and this game seems related (at least in some aspects, maybe im wrong)
can anyone give me any insight on it?
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Tempest717 4 years ago#2
The only way they're really similar is that they're both fairly challenging.
Oh and swords.
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SigmaHaciel 4 years ago#3
Imagine Demon Souls with clunkier combat, and a LOT of hunting/gathering, the most mundane task any MMO has anyone do.
And then a LOT of that task. And some boss hunting.
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VerySolidusSnak 4 years ago#4
Well, I got it last August before I left to college. So far, I've put a little more than 20 hours. The game is ok, but it's an acquired taste. You may or may not like it. The first few hours are a grind, but really, the whole game is a grind. The first few monsters that I've fought were so far a blast, kind of. You get a huge satisfaction when you defeat a monster, which requires skill and patience, like ninja gaiden sigma +.
In short, if you put time and dedication into this game, the rewards are great and satisfying. This game is not really my cup of tea though. For 9.99, I say go for it.
MetroidHunter13 (Topic Creator)4 years ago#5
so overall, would it be worth it to jump on the sale? or skip it?
i really liked demons and dark souls, there was a fair amount of resource hunting in those games, but im sure monster hunter takes it a tad farther.
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Tempest717 4 years ago#6
You might like it, tbh it took me a few tries to get into the game, and the gathering quests are only in the first few hours.
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MyLovelyTotori 4 years ago#7
I have similar interest... I'd like to know if this game can be done all the way solo? I mean, we'll play this on vita, and only God knows how dead is the co-op mode is right now given how old this game is.... So? Can we go solo all the way?
Evil_Gogeta 4 years ago#8
It`s nothing like Dark Souls/Demons Souls in anyway and it`s not even that challenging.
You will enjoy it a lot more if you are in a group of people or using ad hoc party to play against people over the world.
I`ve put in literally nearly 3k hours in MH2ndG/MH3rd and MH3G combined and I am awaiting 4!
If you enjoy going out collecting and harvesting stuff whilst killing and harvesting their pelts and bones etc, and taking down big bosses in which you don`t know how long it`ll take with friends (of if you are amazingly strong taking down the big bosses on your own) then this game needs you!
By the way guys is MHFU 2ndG? because if it is then start with this game as its the best next to Frontier which gets constant updates (being online).
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MetroidHunter13 (Topic Creator)4 years ago#9
i talked to my brother tonight about it, he played one of them on the PSP, him and his best friend were hooked on it for like a year.
he said he wouldnt get this one because of how "open ended" it was.
he said i would probably spend more time on the computer looking for how to do things in the game rather than playing it.
from what he said, some quests will say "go kill 10 of these monsters" but not tell you were to go.
i dont mind hunting and gathering, being an avid WoW player for 5 years, and liking other games that require gathering and crafting (feeds my pack rat tendencies) im just not sure, is there a "wrong" way to play the game?
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VerySolidusSnak 4 years ago#10
MetroidHunter13 posted...
i talked to my brother tonight about it, he played one of them on the PSP, him and his best friend were hooked on it for like a year.
Just get it. It's only 9.99 for a limited time. It may be the best game you ever bought at 9.99 with over 500 hours of gameplay.
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From the forum series beginner set to the pearl masters and reference high end sets, pearl delivers great sound quality, shell and hardare quality and they're not so expensive, I've tried out all of the pearl sets and each of them sounds amazing. (best one is the masters and the free floating snare drum )
Tama is good but I use pearl and I like it and I think dwdrums are better than Tamma not pearl though
I really love pearl.. Trusted for uncountable years of service )
We've been using it for our mini concerts and its very-good music makes our performance 'the best'.
All the best pearlV149 Comments
All the other companies make great gear. However, the attention to detail that goes into EVERY DW Drum kit, is what makes the difference. John Good, has come up with some amazing ways to get drums to sound the way everyone wants them to. They are VERY pricey (my new 7 piece, drums only, comes to $5,000 - and I got a screaming deal). But I believe the quality is untouched. I have owned 1 Yamaha kit, 2 Pacific Kits (PDP), and a Taye kit. I am super stoked about my newest adventure.
Like I said, the other companies in this list make great gear too, just not as "perfect" as DW in my opinion. I spent MONTHS looking for a new kit. DW, came out on top, but a close second were Mapex and Tama. 3rd was the Yamaha PHX, 4th was Gretsch. Pearl and Yamaha kits were further down the line. Pearl has always seemed "mass produced" to me, and so does a huge portion of the Yamaha line. While I know people will tout about the Pearl Master Series. I had a friend who owned a set. And while he had ...more
I have played every major manufacturers drums over the past 29 years. DW is the most innovative company in the industry today, and has been since the late 90's. Their kits have the best sound and are the easiest to tune of any brand I have tried. Specific endorsees usually are not a good measure of a company as with the top drummers it is a business decision not a personal choice. I am not an endorsee, just a real experienced professional drummer that chooses to buy DW because they are a vastly superior product.
John Good is a mad genius! DW drums are the most innovative and best sounding drums that this world has ever known in the history of music. The work that is put into making these wonderful instruments is so in depth and so precise. I love a good pearl kit, but I feel like they are more of an "assembly line" or massed produced product. You can watch any videos of any other brands and it doesn't seem like half of the work is performed on any other brand than DW. DW drums are definitely built with love and are matched by no other.
Just bought a DW Frequent Flyer Kit - amazingV90 Comments
Lars Ulrich's favorite drums
I mean is there is anything else to say
I don't think so
I've been with Tama for years, in my own personal opinion they are the all round best drum company. They are built very strong with many attachments anyone can get. You can get custom made or just a basic set. I started with a simple 5 piece swingstar and now its a crazy set I play with my industrial band and sessions I do. They are just built to last that's why I've had mine for 13 years, not to say Tamas Iron Cobras are built just as strong and last forever. Just my own opinion, my best friend plays pearl which is just as strong but I stick with Tama baby.
TAMA king of Drums World... I got a separate place in Drummers world by my TAMA. Its Simply DRUMS=TAMA, Nothing more can get near to TAMA. ITS the Best among the Best..
Amazing drums! They have a high quality sound and feel to them. Wouldn't buy anything else!V101 Comments
Amazing drum kits! They've got probably the best Snare Drums out of all the drum brands, in my opinion, and nearly the best toms too. Although their cymbals suck but that's what Sabian is for. MAPEX - LethalTortoise
Great sounding kits all round, even for a beginner or even a professional! There drums sound really good but again like some others will say, their Cymbals need a bit of work, but hey, that's why there's Zildjian and Sabian Cymbals there! If you can find a good deal on a Mapex kit, go for it! There probably also one of few drum kits that you get a lot of value in for what you pay for
It is a amazing drum brand. I've tried many other drums and to me I think mapex is the best. My current drum set is the Mapex Meridian Maple series. The mapex drums provides great sounds no matter wood you prefer.
Best kits for beginners, amateurs and semi prosV54 Comments
Yamaha drums are by far the best sounding drums I've ever played (besides dw), yamaha's higher end drums, such as the maple custom series, produce a really deep, fat, warm, resonant tone, that I really haven't heard from some other companies. The durability of the drums is outstanding due to the fact they use the diagonal seem system which keeps the drums from warping. Yamaha also uses the airseal system which takes all the moisture out of the drums and keeps it out so you don't have to worry about humidity affecting the sound. I was really shocked to see Yamaha so far down the list, in my opinion Yamaha should be up in the top 3.
Yamaha drums are by far the best sounding drums I've ever played (besides dw), yamaha's higher end drums, such as the maple custom series, produce a really deep, fat, warm, resonant tone, that I really haven't heard from some other companies. The durability of the drums is outstanding due to the fact they use the diagonal seem system which keeps the drums from warping. Yamaha also uses the airseal system which takes all the moisture out of the drums and keeps it out so you don't have to worry about humidity affecting the sound. I was really shocked to see Yamaha so far down the list, in my opinion Yamaha should be up in the top 3.
Yamaha drums are by far the best sounding drums I've ever played (besides dw), yamaha's higher end drums, such as the maple custom series, produce a really deep, fat, warm, resonant tone, that I really haven't heard from some other companies. The durability of the drums is outstanding due to the fact they use the diagonal seem system which keeps the drums from warping. Yamaha also uses the airseal system which takes all the moisture out of the drums and keeps it out so you don't have to worry about humidity affecting the sound. I was really shocked to see Yamaha so far down the list, in my opinion Yamaha should be up in the top 3.
Yamaha drums have it all - the sound, the look, the quality, the history...simply awesome drums!V36 Comments
Don't forget Ringo from the Beatles. The set is awesome! I've used a Ludwig for the past 3-4 years. It's still standing. It still sounds great and I honestly love it! Pearl, DW, and Yamaha are good, but nothing beats Ludwig! - Lycanhropy21
Ludwig has been the standard to which all others have been compared to beyond the years of so many percussionists currently playing. Popularity is determined by high-profile performers which in turn tend to drive polls like these. Ludwig suffered when they also offered for sale their second tier of quality sets. However in my opinion, the best built with the best tonal delivery is still that of the Ludwig top line.
Ludwig has to be the best hands down. The most original and innovative drumsets to date. Not only is the sound a perfect, authentic, fluffy sound but the kit finishes have to be the coolest. From Bonham to Starr to even Jack White, Ludwig is the name of drums. Even the standard kits aren't comparable to the basic sounds of wannabe noise-cylinders. Ludwig has been at the top since 1909 and it always will be.
Buddy Rich changed to Ludwig and they didn't sound anywhere as fine as the Slingerland or Rogers kits he played previous. I'm Sure that was about the $$$ He finally ended up playing what he started with. A Radio King set.
Ludwig has that legendary sound that other brands have tried to copy but can't. I love the pioneer seriesV46 Comments
The rev from avenged sevenfold use this brand too.! Its very brilliant set up..!
Great drums sound clear and just as good snares and toms as DW or any other brands. They sound clear and good and I have a PDP rack and it is more customizable that any I have used before.
I have had a CB 700 5 Piece, then moved up to a Tama swing star. I've been without a set for 4 years now. But I think after looking around I have fallin in love with the PDP 7 Piece. I hear and see nothing but good things about the PDP and very affordable. I have my mind made up, PDP for sure!
Very pleased with PDP been playing em for eight yearsV20 Comments
I have many kits over the years from pearl, to yamaha to tama to ludwig and many others, but none have compared to the sound that Gretsch produces. Their kits are cheap and the sound is just as good on a cheap Gretsch kit than on a expensive pearl kit. The shells are some of the best I've had the pleasure of listening to, and their tone is pitch perfect. I've talk to many drummers over the years and most agree that Gretsch is either the best or second best make ever. Gretsch kits can accustom any type of music from Jazz to heavy rock.If you're a beginner I would recommend a Gretsch kit, their sound quality and feel would welcome a beginner easily. Their German engineering rings true when you hear the mighty beats of a Gretsch kit.
While not the least expensive, Gretsch Renown's can go up against any kit in the marketplace. When I purchased my kit, there was a DW kit for twice the price next to it on the floor. I was amazed that the Gretsch kits tone seemed to be superior to the the DW. I tune my drums low and w/ Aquarian Performance 10 heads, I receive many compliments from sound engineers commenting on the quality of sound they produce. Just for jazz, I don't think so. These drums sounds like absolute thunder when properly tuned. Best of all, the American name is a true survivor. Gretch... Their slogan says it all... "That Great Gretsch Sound. "
Gretsch drums are top of the line when you pay for the the top shelf stuff.. Also their Renown line is in my opinion the best value in a drum today... They are just shy of the USA kits but for half the price and some rock musicians may even prefer the Renown line as they project incredibly and have all the features that the to USA collection has.. They are pure class and the die cast hoops focus the sound so that when you mic them live you have great control of the sound... Classic looks and elite sound... Worth every nickel...
Gretsch. Hands down. Don't even argue people.V34 Comments
Sonor is best for jazz music or even other music. It has good tone quality. The shells and the drums itself is excellent when it comes to durability and it is the drummer's drum.
It isn't so expensive yet its not cheap but it's price is affordable and the quality is so brilliant. Maybe other brands like pearl, yamaha, tama and other are far more bigger manufacturer of drumset but Sonor is far more better that those drumsets.
acdc plays with sonor, sound is perfect I love it. this is an excellent brand and its quality is very high which is reflected on its sound
Sonor drums are pricey but you won't find anything that is done without the utmost attention to detail.. Also I have noticed over the years the their drums all have very clear fundamental tones that are musical, not just loud and booming but musical and that is something discerning musicians want from their drums...
Sonor Bass drums are the best on the market. Deep, powerful and mighty. And believe me, I played all of the other brands too and no one comes close.V20 Comments
Amazing! Really good to use. For beginners and even higher level pros! Should be the top 3 instead
Bought a set of custom 13" high hats and a 22" custom ride in 1993. Still using them today.
Great cymbals. The quality speaks for itself.
Just great cymbalsV9 Comments
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Pearl is good, tama is also good, mapex good had already passed, gretsch is the best in jazz drums, but yamaha really sucks, their hardware is actually good but their drum aren't they should do bikes not drums. I prefer ddrum cause is not to expensive and gives us very nice kits with wonderful sound.
Up and coming with a commitment to creating classy drums. Started without knowing what they truly wanted. Now moving in the right direction.
Why do you think many drummers are moving to ddrum? Great quality
Have played many different brands of drums. Ddrum has them all beat. They sound awesome and look great as well. Best of all the price is not that bad.V4 Comments
This cymbals are for the beginners, non-beginners, intermediate and advanced players
Zildgian has great cymbals... They're hand hammered... I love that, but if it breaks it's hard to find the same sound... I like sabian the most because the make both auto anvil and hammered cymbals. For my ride I like it constant sounding... But for my crashes... I like to experiment.
This is a great brand of cymbal as well. I use sabian hi hats and they are amazing sounding.
Guys, sabin should be on top 5 it's AMAZINGV3 Comments
Played premier all my life. Never really thought of changing. Was given a Mapex shell pack through the summer, so will give those a go in a gig environment. I have been a drum teacher for 22 years now and am truly amazed when youngsters get an electronic kit for Christmas. The sounds are amazing and when used with an iphone / ipod the world of drumming is truly opened up.
Keith Moon, among many other drummers have used this brand of drum. I had the pleasure to play a Premier set a few weeks back, best set I've ever played.
Perhaps not the most famous brand at the moment, but are definitely one of the best in history.
The most innovative companyV11 Comments
They are great my dads uses them all his life
DW has natural EQ, it sound is unbelievable and powerful, very inspiring and just a look at it will make you want to playV2 Comments
Paiste offer the most musically complex, consistently cymbals in the world. You can listen to their sound samples online and you can know your cymbal will sound like the sample! They have an incredible range of sounds - from bright to dark. I find Paiste cymbals to have the most "pure" tone quality. I constantly get compliments from engineers and fellow musicians. They also make the best gongs in the world.
Used paiste for my music exams in year 12, and I felt like it had improve the sound and performance that I wanted the examiners to hear. Deserves more credit
I have got a set of 2002's and they just amazing. I just don't why this brand wasn't on this list until now.
I use Paiste Signature cymbals - amazing and the best I have used in 40 years of drummingV7 Comments
I believe pulse is underrated. The quality and sound that you get from this drum set is uncomparable considering how cheap they are to buy. Many people think that because they are less expensive means that they are cheaper, not the case. Make sure to give pulse a chance. I've played on a Yamaha Custum Stage and a standard pulse is better sounding and has higher qualityV2 Comments
Just bought MCS set for my son. He like so much and I am happy because, its sound so good for my budget
I am a proud user of Meinl cymbals. I started playing them when I was around 5 years old with the HCS series. I currently use The Dual Extra Dry series and the Extra Dry series and the dark customs. Great cymbals and worth the price.
I like meinl cause most of their cymbals sound really good. The only thing is the price, but most good soundong cymbals are a lot of money
Awesome brightness and dark dry sound - Quen03V2 Comments
I have been using Vic Firth sticks for many years because of the quality and craftsmanship that goes into each pair! When you know each pair of sticks feels just right in your hand pair after pair you know it's a good pair and that's what Vic Firth does. Vic Firth has strived to be best in class sticks and they have definitely proven to do that, not just to me, but to the world of drummers!
There drum sticks are good and symbols
I put up that but Vic firth is great
Great sticks.V4 Comments
This is also one of my drum set, I think it is good because I make it more better within just change all the toms and snare heads, and update all cymbals...
Not sure why jinbao is even on the list. It's cheap and you get the quality you paid for.
This brand of drums is just right for a beginner they are selling at very good prices at kmall and comes with one hi hat a crash cymbel a bace drum a snare the three toms a seat and obveislyy the sticks this is just the kit that will let your heart rum to its contentV1 Comment
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WARMINSTER -- A former Philadelphia television sportscaster has been ordered to stand trial on charges of stealing about $250,000 supposedly meant to go to charitable organizations.
Donald Tollefson, 61, waived a preliminary hearing in Bucks County on Thursday. His attorney said he wanted to spare witnesses from having to testify.
Prosecutors allege he solicited money from about 150 people for bogus travel packages to sporting events in the name of charity.
Defense attorney Sharif Abaza said his client had "an addiction problem" and has been working daily "to fight that addiction and remain in recovery."
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The attorney general's office said Ray Walker Jr., 58, and his self-named trucking company, are supposed to dump the garbage they collect in a landfill run by the Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority, which charges $70 a ton.
Walker instead had his workers haul the trash to landfills in neighboring Clinton County, which charges $30 to $40 per ton.
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